Scheme A: An alarm MMS message being transmitted to your mobile phone form the Video-Server connected to the Internet via the fixed line

	In the event of an alarm registered by a concrete video-camera the Video-Server is capable to record the event and send, subsequently, a corresponding alarm snapshot to the MRP-MMS-Center as an MMS message. The MMS message is transmitted via the fixed line by means of which the MRP-Video Server is connected to the Internet.
	Afterwards, the Video- Server will sends a special notification text message (SMS) on the receiver´s mobile phone. The SMS message is sent via the GSM mobile phone connected to the serial interface of the PC Video-Server using a special cable.
	The receiver´s MMS mobile phone is able to decode the incoming notification text message (SMS) automatically. The SMS message notifies you on having a multimedia message saved in the MRP-MMS-Center being ready for downloading. Subsequently, the MMS download from the MRP-MMS-Center is activated automatically using the WAP service. After the MMS download termination the mobile phone informs you on receiving a new message.

Scheme B: An alarm MMS message being transmitted to your mobile phone from the Video-Server if not connected to the Internet via the fixed line

	In the event of an alarm registered by a concrete video-camera the Video-Server is capable to record the event and send, subsequently, a corresponding alarm snapshot to the MRP-MMS-Center as an MMS message. The MMS message is transmitted via the dial-up Internet connection using a mobile phone. The mobile phone connected to the MRP-Video Server needs to support the GPRS service (when transmitting MMS messages according to the scheme A the GPRS support is not required).
	Afterwards, the Video-Server will sends a special notification text message (SMS) on the receiver´s mobile phone. The SMS message is sent via the GSM mobile phone connected to the serial interface of the PC Video-Server using a special cable.
	The receiver´s MMS mobile phone is able to decode the incoming notification text message (SMS) automatically. The SMS message notifies you on having a multimedia message (MMS) saved in the MRP-MMS-Center being ready for downloading. Subsequently, the MMS download from the MRP-MMS-Center is activated automatically using the WAP service. After the MMS download termination the mobile phone informs you on receiving a new message..

Scheme C: An ordinary monitoring MMS message being transmitted to your mobile phone from the Video Server connected to the Internet via the fixed line

	Using your mobile phone you can send an SMS message to the Video-Server with a request for forwarding an up-to-date snapshot from a selected video-camera.
	After processing the requirement the Video-Server will send the snapshot to the MRP-MMS-Center as an MMS message. The MMS message is transmitted via the fixed line by means of which the MRP-Video Server is connected to the Internet.
	Afterwards, the Video-Server will send a special notification text message (SMS) on the receiver´s mobile phone. The SMS message is sent via the GSM mobile phone to the serial interface of the PC Video-Server using a special cable.
	The receiver´s MMS mobile phone is able to decode the incoming notification text message (SMS) automatically. The SMS message informs you on having an MMS message saved in the MRP-MMS-Center being ready for downloading. Subsequently, the MMS download from the MRP-MMS-Center is activated automatically. After the MMS download termination the mobile phone informs you on receiving a new message.

Though the above mentioned schemes describe sending one MMS message very clearly, the Video-Server may be configured to send more than one MMS message at the same time. For instance, you can set the Video-Server to send concurrent snapshots from the violated video-camera during alarm in strictly defined intervals. Via an SMS message you can also ask for sending several snapshots from different video-cameras and in selected intervals. Each of the snapshots is sent off as a single MMS message (with a single notification SMS message) where a camera name, a date and time of taking a snapshot and its type are displayed.