HOLLYLAND C4701 VenusLiv 24 7 Livestream Camera User Manual

VenusLiv User Manual
V2.0.0

Packing List

1. Venusliv x1
2. 12V 2A Adapter x1
3. USB Cable x1
4. Cable Tie x1
5. User Manual x1
6. Warranty Card x1

Parts Description

Parts Functions

Power Button
Press and hold the button for 3 seconds to turn on or off the camera.

REC Button

• Live mode: Press the button to start ive broadcasting.

Note:
A network connection and streaming URL are required to start live broadcasting.

• Photo mode: Press the button to take photos.

Note:
A storage device is required to take photos.

• Video mode: Press the button to take videos.

Note:
A storage device is required to take videos.

Fn Button
Press the button to switch between the ive scenes.

USB-C 2.0 nterface for Connect ing to the Lark C1 or LARK MAX Wireless Microphone
The interface supports connecting to the Lark Cl or LARK MAX wireless microphone. Compatibility ssues may be caused when audio devices with other USB-C interfaces are connected.

USB-C 3.1 Interface for Performing UVC Streaming
The nterface supports connecting to a PC via a USB cable to transmit audio & video streams.
Note:
Please use the original USB-C 3.0 cable. Cables lower than USB-C 3.0 may not support the transmission of your audio & video streams.

HDMI
HDMI Same-Screen Output:
When the camera is connected to a monitor. the camera UI can be synchronously displayed on the monitor for monitoring.
HDMI Content-Only Output:
When the camera is connected to a broadcasting station or monitor, audio & video streams can be output for streaming.

RJ45 Interface
The interface is used for connecting to the network and performing streaming.
Green light: The camera is properly connected to the network.
Red light: The camera is not connected to the network.

3.5mm Interface
The interface is used for connecting to a three-section LINE IN or MIC IN device.
Note:
When a LINE IN or MIC IN device is connected, please select the corresponding mode. Otherwise, abnormal audio reception or even no audio reception may be caused.

USB-A Interface
The interface is used for connecting to a USB flash drive to store photos or videos or connecting to a mouse or keyboard to operate the camera.
Note:

1. Do not unplug the USB flash drive when the camera is transmitting or accessing information. Otherwise, data may be lost or damaged, or even the USB flash drive or camera may be damaged. Before replacing or unplugging the USB flash drive, please turn off the camera. The losses caused by the use of a damaged USB flash drive, including data loss, cannot be recovered.
2. When shooting videos, please use a class 10 USB flash drive or above to store videos. The maximum size of a video file is 4GB.
3. If you are prompted that you do not have full permission to use the USB flash drive to store data, please check or replace the USB flash drive.

DC Power Interface
Power adapter interface. It is strongly recommended to use the original adapter to avoid the risk of camera damage.

SD Card Slot

• Inserting the SD card
  Insert the SD card until it clicks into place. Please insert the SD card correctly to avoid a malfunction.

• Removing the SD card
  Push in the SD card lightly once to remove it.

Note:

1. Do not remove the SD card when the camera is transmitting or accessing nformation. Otherwise, data may be ost or damaged, or even the SD card or camera may be damaged. Before replacing or removing the SD card, please turn off the camera. The losses  caused by the use of a damaged SD card, ncluding data loss, cannot be recovered.
2. When shooting videos, please use a class 10 SD card or above to store videos. The maximum size of a video file s 4GB.
3. If you are prompted that you do not have full permission to use the SD card to store data, please check or replace the SD card.

Battery Slot
• Installing the battery
Align the battery contact point with the battery connection seat n the battery slot and insert the battery nto the battery slot.

• Removing the battery

1. Press and hold the battery release button.
2. Push up the battery to remove t.

1/4″ Threaded Hole
Used for installing the camera horizontally or vertically.

Cold Shoe Mount
Used for mounting external devices.

Zoom Ring

• Rotate the zoom ring clockwise to reduce the focal distance.
• Rotate the zoom ring counterclock­ wise to increase the focal distance.

Screen

• Up
  The screen can only open to 180°.
  Be careful not to open the screen any further than this.

• Left
  The screen can only open to 180°. Be careful not to open the screen any further than this.

• Right
  The screen can only open to 130°. Be careful not to open the screen any further than this.

UVC Streaming

1. Connect the camera to a computer via a USB cable. (Note The USB nterface on the computer and the USB cable are required to support the USB-C 3.0 standard)
2. Open streaming software or live broadcasting software on the computer.
3. Select devices.
   • Select HOLLYLAND FHD Camera as the camera.
   • Select HOLLYLAND as the audio device.

Streaming to a Broadcasting Station via an HDMI Cable

1. Connect the camera to a broadcasting station via an HDMI cable. (Note The HDMI cable is required to support HDMI 1.4 or above.)

2. Select HDMI Content-Only Output in the dialog box that s displayed.
   (Note: HDMI Same-Screen Output is not recommended for streaming.)

3. Enter the corresponding streaming URL after the camera video streams and sound are displayed on the broadcasting station. (Note: The broadcasting station needs to be connected to the network.)

4. Tap Live on the broadcasting station to start streaming.

Connecting to a Monitor via an HDMI Cable

1. Connect the camera to a monitor via an HDMI cable. (Note: The HDMI cable s required to support HDMI 1.4 or above.)
2. Select HDMI Same-Screen Output or HDMI Content-Only Output n the dialog box that s displayed.
3. The connection is successful after the camera video streams and sound are displayed on the monitor

Home Screen

Navigation

1. Swipe down from the top to enter the quick settings interface.
2. Swipe up from the bottom to enter the main interface.
3. Swipe left or right to return to the previous interface.

Status Icon Description

| The camera is using an Ethernet network.
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| The camera is using a Wi-Fi network.
| No network currently.
| Current time.
| The audio device connected to the camera is the Lark C1 or LARK MAX wireless microphone.
| The audio device connected to the camera is a MIC IN device.
| The audio device connected to the camera is a LINE IN device.
| An SD card has been inserted into the camera.
| A USB device has been inserted into the camera.
| UVC streaming is in progress.
| Only USB-C connection currently.
| The camera is connected to a device via an HDMI cable.
| Camera Bluetooth is enabled.
| The camera is powered by a power source other than a battery.
| The camera is powered by a battery.

More Settings

tap to view more functions and parameters, including screen rotation, live scenes, and Pro parameters.

Streaming URL

There are two ways to add a streaming URL.
Method 1: Scan the QR code ona mobile phone, enter the streaming name and streaming URL, and tap Submit. The information will be synchronized to the camera. Then tap Finish on the camera.

Method 2: Tap Manually Add
Streaming URL, enter the streaming name and streaming URL, and then tap Finish.

Streaming URL
The streaming server address and stream key are required for entering the streaming URL.

Live Scene
The camera supports multiple live scenes.

Pro Parameters

Pro Parameter Settings
EV
Range: -3 to 3
Adjust the exposure compensation:
Tap EV and tap or slide the EV adjustment area.
Note:
When either the ISO or the shutter is in the AUTO mode, the EV can be adjusted. When neither the ISO nor the shutter is in the AUTO mode, the EV cannot be adjusted.

ISO
Range: 100 to 6400
Adjust the camera sensitivity:
Automatic (A): The camera automatically adjusts the sensitivity according to the environment.
Manual: Tap ISO and tap or slide the ISO adjustment area.
WB
Range: 3000 to 7000
Adjust the white balance:
Automatic (A): The camera automatically adjusts the white  balance according to the environment.
Manual: Adjust the white balance according to the actual live broadcasting environment.

Shutter
Adjust the shutter speed:
Tap Shutter and select a shutter speed.

Aperture
Range: F1.2, F1.6, F2.0
Adjust the aperture:
Tap Aperture and select an aperture value.

Video Settings
Enter the video settings :
In the live mode or video mode, tap in the upper right corner.
Resolution
Adjust the video resolution:
Go to > and select a desired resolution. A higher resolution in the live mode requires a larger bandwidth, and a higher resolution in the video mode generates a larger video file.

Bit Rate
Adjust the bit rate:
Go to >   and select a desired bit rate.

Video Saving Interval
Adjust the video saving interval:
Go to > and select a desired video saving interval. The settings take effect only in the video mode.

Zoom Range
Range: 1x to 6x
Adjust the zoom range:
Method 1: Select a zoom value.

Method 2: Pinch to zoom in or out.

Method 3: Rotate the zoom ring to adjust the focal distance.

Note:
The focal distance in the live, photo, and video modes is the same.
Anti Banding
Select a proper frequency option to avoid camera flickering in the light.

Camera Modes

Photo Mode
Tap the shooting menu to take photos.
Video Mode
Tap the shooting menu to take videos.
Note:
Because photos and videos can only be stored on external devices, an SD card or USB flash drive is required when you are taking photos or videos.
You can view the corresponding files in the photos or files.

RTMP Live Mode
Tap the shooting menu to start ive broadcasting.

Note:
The prerequisites for starting ive broadcasting are as follows:

1. The camera has been connected to an Ethernet or Wi-Fi network.
2. A streaming URL has been added.

Quick Settings

WLAN Settings
Tap the icon to turn the WLAN function on or off, or tap and hold the icon to enter the WLAN interface.
Bluetooth Settings
Tap the icon to turn the Bluetooth function on or off, or tap and hold the icon to enter the Bluetooth interface.
Auto Rotation
Tap the icon to turn the auto rotation function on or off.
Screen Brightness Bar
Move the slider to adjust the screen brightness.
Speaker Volume Bar
Move the slider to adjust the speaker volume.
Mic Gain Bar
Move the slider to adjust the mic gain.
HDMI Same-Screen Output
After the camera is connected to a device via an HDMI cable, swipe down to enter the quick settings interface and tap the Same-Screen Output icon.
You can switch between HDMI Same- Screen Output and HDMI Content- Only Output.

Settings
Swipe down to enter the quick settings interface and tap the Settings icon to enter the camera settings interface.
Live Entry
Swipe down to enter the quick settings interface and tap the Live icon to enter the live interface.
UVC Streaming
After the camera is connected to a device via a USB-C 3.0 cable, swipe down to enter the quick settings interface and tap the Streaming icon to enter the UVC streaming mode.

Main Menu
Swipe down to enter the quick settings interface and tap the Main Menu icon to enter the main menu interface. Tap an app on the main menu interface to enter the app.

Volume Column
Swipe down to enter the quick settings interface and tap the Volume Column icon to turn the function on or off. You can monitor the audio gain in the live mode or video mode.
Listening
Swipe down to enter the quick settings interface and tap the Listening icon to enter the listening mode.

Settings

Connecting to a WLAN

1. Go to Settings> WLAN and turn on the WLAN function.
2. On the WLAN settings interface, choose the WLAN to be connected from the available WLAN ist. If an encrypted network is selected, a password is required.

Deleting a WLAN

1. Go to Settings> WLAN and turn on the WLAN function.
2. Tap and hold the WLAN to be deleted n the connected WLAN list and tap Delete.

Wired Network
Go to Settings> Wired Network and turn on or off the wired network function.
The wired network function s turned on by default. When a network cable is inserted nto the camera, the camera automatically connects to the network.

Entering an IP Address Manually
Go to Settings > Wired Network, turn off the Obtain P Address
Automatically function, enter a desired IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway, and tap Save. If the Obtain IP Address Automatically function is turned on, the P address, subnet mask, and default gateway will be obtained automatically by default.

Entering a DNS Server Address Manually
Go to Settings> Wired Network, turn off the Obtain DNS Server Address
Automatically function, enter a desired preferred DNS server address and alternate DNS server address, and tap Save. If the Obtain DNS Server Address Automatically function is turned on, the preferred DNS server address and alternate DNS server address will be obtained automatically by default.

Bluetooth
Go to Settings> Bluetooth and turn on or off the Bluetooth function.

Changing the device Bluetooth name:

1. Go to Settings> Bluetooth and turn on the Bluetooth function.
2. Tap the device Bluetooth name, enter a new name, and tap OK.

Connecting to a Bluetooth device:

1. Turn on a Bluetooth device and make sure it s discoverable.
2. Go to Settings> Bluetooth and turn on the Bluetooth function. Then, the camera automatically searches for available Bluetooth devices.
3. Choose the device to be connected in the available Bluetooth device list and complete pairing as prompted.

Disconnecting from a Bluetooth device:

1. Go to Settings> Bluetooth and turn on the Bluetooth function.
2.  Tap and hold the Bluetooth device to be disconnected in the connected Bluetooth device list and tap Delete.

App Management

• Opening an app
  Go to Settings> App Management and tap the app to be opened.

• Updating an app
  Go to Settings> App Management and tap the app to be updated.

Volume & Brightness Adjustment
Go to Settings> Sound & Brightness to adjust the screen brightness and volume.

• Adjusting the screen brightness Move the slider on the screen brightness bar to adjust the screen brightness.
• Adjusting the volume
  Move the slider on the speaker volume bar to adjust the speaker volume.
  Move the slider on the mic gain bar to adjust the mic gain.

Storage

• Clearing camera cache
  Go to Settings > Storage and tap Clear to clear the camera cache.

• Deleting app data
  Go to Settings> Storage, tap an app to enter the app management interface, and tap Delete Data

• Clearing app cache
  Go to Settings> Storage, tap an app to enter the app management interface, and tap Clear Cache.

• Memory
  Installed systems and software occupy some memory.

File Management
You can view photos and videos on the storage devices.

System & Update

System Upgrade
When a new version is released, the camera will prompt you to download and install the latest firmware to upgrade the system.
Note:
Keep the power adapter connected to the camera and do not cut off the power during the upgrade. If the upgrade fails and the camera cannot be used, please contact our after-sales personnel.

Language
Go to Settings > System & Update > Language and select a desired language.
Restoring Default Settings
Go to Settings > System & Update > Restore, tap Reset Camera, and reset the camera as prompted.
Note:
This operation will delete data from the internal storage of the camera (including account information, system & app data, and system settings). Please back up the data before performing this operation to avoid data loss.
About Camera
You can view the basic information and legal information of the camera.

Photos

Photo Interface

File Details
You can tap a photo or video and view it in full screen. You can also tap the screen again to hide the menu.
When you are viewing a photo or video in full screen, you can tap to view parameter information such as the storage path, resolution, and size of the photo or video in the popup menu that is displayed.

Moving Photos & Videos

1. Tap the photo or video to be moved.
2. Tap Move and select an album or create an album to which the photo or video is to be moved.
3. After the file is moved, it will no longer be stored in the original album.

Renaming Photos & Videos

1. Tap the photo or video to be renamed.
2. Tap Rename and enter a new name.
3. Tap OK.

Deleting Photos & Videos
Tap the photo or video to be deleted (tap and hold the file to select multiple files), tap Delete, and then tap OK.
Note:
Deleted photos or videos cannot be restored.

Creating an Album

1. Go to photos and enter the album interface.
2. Tap +, enter a new album name, and tap OK.
3. Select the photo or video to be added to the new album and then move it to the album.

Sorting Photos & Videos
Go to photos, enter the aloum interface, and tap in the upper right corner to start sorting. Sorting by creation time, file name, or file size in ascending or descending order is supported.

Status Indicators

Network indicator light: Red/Green

• Steady green ight Successful network connection
• Steady red ight: Abnormal network connection
• Light OFF Camera being initialized

Operation ndicator ight: Red/Green

• Steady green ight: Normal operation

• Green ight flashing slowly Camera being initialized

• Steady red ight: Abnormal camera status
  Example: Abnormal or full file storage, ow battery, etc.

• Red ight flashing slowly: Firmware upgrade n progress

DC power indicator: Yellow

• Yellow ight ON: The camera s connected to a DC power adapter.
• Yellow ight OFF: The camera is battery-powered/The camera is turned on.

Specifications

Camera Security

Warning:
If you fail to take the following precautions, you may be seriously njured or killed by the electric shock or fire disaster caused, or your Venusliv may be damaged. Please check whether the camera and accessories are ntact before using them. For security reasons, only Hollyland accessories that are provided with the camera or genuine ones purchased can be used. The use of any other parts, accessories, or chargers not recommended by Hollyland may cause fire disaster, electric shock, or personal njury. Damage caused by the use of unauthorized accessories is not covered by the warranty. For approved accessories, please visit the Hollyland official website at https://wwwhollyland.com.
Do not touch the plug or adapter with wet hands when connecting the camera to the adapter. Failure to follow this precaution may cause electric shock.

1. Do not place or fix the camera on an unstable surface. Failure to follow this precaution may cause the camera loosen or fall off, causing an accident or damage to the camera.
2. When using external power supply connection, please follow all the security rules of the third-party power supply device.
3. The lens of the Venusliv s made of glass. f the ens s damaged, please handle it carefully to avoid being scratched by the broken ens/glass and keep it away from children.
4. The temperature of the camera may rise during operation. if this occurs, turn off the camera and eave it to cool before using t again.
5. This product is not a toy and you are solely responsible for complying with all ocal aws, regulations, and restrictions.
6. Do not use the Venusliv for unauthorized monitoring, candid shooting, or in any way that violates personal privacy regulations. Normally, it is strictly for bidden to use the camera for such purposes. If you fail to follow this precaution, you may bear huge responsibilities and face criminal proceedings.
7. Do not put the camera in extremely cold or hot environments.
8. Extremely cold or hot environments may cause the camera to temporarily stop working properly.

Note:
There is no protection for the lens of the Venusliv. If you do not pay attention to it, it s easy to cause scratches. Please store the Venusliv n the provided box and avoid placing the ens on any surface. Lens scratches are not covered by the warranty.

Disclaimer

1. Please read and follow all the instructions carefully.
2. Please note all the warnings.
3. Do not use the product near heat sources such as radiators, electric heaters, stoves, or other heat-producing equipment.
4. Use only parts and accessories specified or provided by Hollyland.
5. Please hand over all maintenance work to qualified personnel. No matter what kind of damage the product suffers, such as damage to the power cable or plug, liquid penetration, objects falling into the product, rain, dampness, failure to work normally, or fall, maintenance s required.

Support

If you encounter any problems in using the product or need any help, please contact Hollyland Support Team via the following ways:

Hollyland User Group
HollylandTech
HollylandTech
HollylandTech
support@hollyland.com
www.hollyland.com

Statement
All copyrights belong to Shenzhen Hollyland Technology Co., Ltd. Without the written approval of Shenzhen Hollyland Technology Co., Ltd., no organization or individual may copy or reproduce part or all of any written or illustrative content and disseminate it in any form.
Trademark Statement
All the trademarks are owned by Shenzhen Hollyland Technology Co., Ltd.
Note:
Due to product version upgrades or other reasons, this User Manual will be updated from time to time. Unless otherwise agreed, this document is provided as a guide for use only. All representations, information, and recommendations in this document do not constitute warranties of any kind, express, or implied.

FCC Requirement

Any changes or modif cations not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any nterference received, ncluding nterference that may cause undesired operation.

FCC Radiation Exposure Statement:
The device has been tested and found to comply with FCC SAR limits

Note:
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the imits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These imits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This  equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the nstructions, may cause harmful nterference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a  particular nstallation. if this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user s encouraged to try to correct the nterference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• ncrease the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment in to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

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