NEXIGO 1080P FHD Auto Focus Webcam User Manual

NEXIGO 1080P FHD Auto Focus Webcam User Manual

Welcome To The Neigh Family!

Thank you for choosing the Neigh N930P Webcam! You are now part of an exclusive club: the Neigh family! It’s our job to make sure you enjoy your membership. If you have any problems please contact us at cs@nexigo.com at any time for further assistance. Alternatively, solutions to common problems can be found in the FAQ section at the end of this manual. This webcam is covered by our generous 1-year manufacturers warranty. Please visit www.nexigo.com for full warranty information.

From all of us here at Neigh, we want to welcome you again to the family. We thank you deeply for your trust and your business, and we know you’ll love it here. We look forward to serving you again in the near future.

Yours Sincerely
The Neigh Team

Contact Info

Brand: Neigh
Website: www.nexigo.com
Manufacturer: Neigh INC
Email: cs@nexigo.com
Tel: +1(458) 215-6088
Address: 11075 SW 11th St, Beaverton, OR 97005, US

Product Overview

1. HD Lens
2. Noise Reduction Microphone
3. Power Indicator
4. Flexible Clip/base
5. Tripod Attachment

Specification

Messenger, Hangout Streaming  software: Open Broadcaster Software and   Split  Photo or video: Using System Camera App ( Camera for windows, Photo Booth for MAC OS)
System requirements**|

• Microsoft Windows XP/7/8/10
• Internet connection
• Chrome OS
• USB 2.0/USB 3.0 Port
• OS X 10.7+

Setting Up Your Webcam

Place/Position your webcam

Connect the webcam to your computer using the USB cable

Note : Make sure you are connected to your network before starting the setup.
Note : If you can not use the camera within other apps, you will need to enable access.

• In Windows: Select Settings>Privacy>Camera, turn on allow apps to access your camera.
• On Mac: Select Apple menu>System Preferences>Security & Privacy>Privacy>Camera,
  and select which apps you want to use the camera. If you still have trouble connecting the Webcam, please refer to FAQ sections starting from Page 5.

View your camera: Windows
Windows users can use the Camera app, which is pre-installed with the OS. To get to the Camera program type camera in the search bar at the bottom of the screen and press enter.

Alternately, go to the start menu button at the bottom right corner of the screen and left click it. Scroll through the list of programs there until you get to the “C” section, Camera will be listed there.
To see an image from the camera in the app, you may need to select the camera from the list of other camera devices.
At the top right or left of your screen click the cycle camera icon (the arrow chasing itself one, not the gear) in the app menu, and keep switching until you get to the Neigh

View your camera: Mac
Mac users can use the Photo Booth app, which is pre-installed with the OS. This will allow you to preview the camera images, capture still frames, and video clips. To begin, select the Finder button, click Applications, and start Photo Booth.

Alternately, click the search button in your menu bar, type photo booth, and press return. To see an image from the camera in Photo Booth, you may need to select the camera from the list of attached devices in the app.
At the top of your screen, click Camera in the app menu, and select the Full HD camera from the list of option

Note : Focus Adjustment
Manual focus webcams: Depending on the distance between you and the webcam the video signal from the webcam may not be in focus. You can spin the focus ring to adjust the lens focal length.
Auto-focus webcams : Wave your hand in front of the camera, the webcam will automatically adjust the focus to the clearest state.

Video calling requirements
(1) A computer with speakers (or a headset), a webcam and a microphone; (2) Install video-calling application such as Skype, FaceTime, Yahoo!, Messenger, Zoom, Hangout. As well as a USB camera and video calling applications (both callers need); (3) Confirm that the person you want to speak with also has the necessary hardware and the same program installed.

FAQ

Q1: How do I know if my camera is recognized by the operating system?

A: Connect the camera to any USB2.0/3.0 port. It will take a few seconds for the camera to be recognized after it is connected to the laptop. To ensure the camera has installed correctly, check under Control Panel > System and Security > Device Manager.

To verify connectivity on Mac, click the Apple Menu (in the top left corner of your screen) and then click About this Mac. Click on System Report from the pop-up window that appears. The System Information window for your Mac will appear. Navigate to the USB section and check if the webcam is listed as a connected device (like the photo below):

On Mac: Go to System Preferences > Sound. Select Neigh webcam as the default device for sound input and output.
In your video/audio calling application, check the audio settings and make sure that the Neigh webcam is selected for both the speaker and microphone. Then, check the video settings and verify that Neigh webcam is selected for the camera.

Q5: What can I do if the image shows abnormal color? How to adjust my image

parameter, such as brightness or contrast?

A: Please ensure that the light in your environment is free of unique tones or intense light, such as walls/floors/other large-area non-standard light environments, including areas with green/blue/intense light. In such environments photographed pictures are subjected to color cast due to the lighting impact.

For Windows:
Skype:
Click Settings, select Audio & Video, then click Webcam setting

You can adjust any image parameter you want according to your needs.

Madcap:
Click Options, select Video Device, then click Properties

You can adjust any image parameter you want according to your needs.

Coplayer ：
Please download Coplayer software on your computer and add this camera to it. While using this camera to stream video on the Coplayer click the Settings button, then adjust the Brightness or other image settings. You can then use another type of software to start a video call and the changes will carry over.

Q6: What should I do if my Windows 7 computer says a driver is needed/ the

webcam is not plug & play

A: Unfortunately, as Windows 7 is no longer supported by Microsoft your PC may state that a driver is needed or the device not recognized. Please test the webcam directly in Skype/ Zoom. If it does not pull up in either of these apps it will not work on this system.

Q7: Why does the microphone still not work even though it is being

recognized by my Computer?

Once the webcam has been uninstalled, unplug the USB cord from your computer, wait one minute, and then plug it back into the USB port. The webcam will automatically install the new driver when it is reinstalled. Wait one more minute, and then verify if the microphone is working properly

Q8: How can I use my webcam in chatting software, like Skype or FaceTime?

A: For FaceTime on Mac: If your Mac has a built-in camera already, open the FaceTime, click Video on the top left of your screen, and choose the name of your webcam to use it

For Skype on Mac:
Before running Skype, please make sure that all other applications using the webcam are closed. Failure to do so may mean that Skype will not recognize the webcam. It is also highly recommended to update Skype to the latest version as this can affect the connection as well. Once you have started it select Preferences from the Skype menu in the top left corner of your screen (like the photo below)

In the Audio/ Video tab, select the name of your webcam in the Camera drop down menu.

For Skype on Windows 10:
Step 1. In the Skype for Business main window, click the arrow next to the Options button , and select Tools > Audio Device Settings.

Step 2. Under Audio Device Settings choose the device you want.

Step 3. Click the green arrow next to the Speaker icon to hear a sample tone, and drag the slider if you need to adjust the volume.

Step 4. To test your microphone volume, speak into it for a few seconds. The volume is optimal when the progress bar reaches the middle of the test area. Drag the slider next to Microphone to adjust the microphone volume.

For Zoom
When you first join a meeting, Zoom will work to test your speakers automatically. If you don’t hear the ringtone use the drop-down menu or click No to switch speakers until you do hear the ringtone. Click Yes to continue to the microphone test.

Next, Zoom will ensure you can be heard by others by testing your connected microphone. Speak into the mic when prompted to do so, if you don’t hear your audio repeated back use the drop-down menu, or click No, to switch microphones until you hear the replay. Click Yes when your microphone is set up.

Click Join with Computer Audio to finish testing and join the meeting.

Q9: Why is my video not in 1080p in my video calling application?

A: Check the video output settings in your video capture software, these may be set to a lower capture format. There are various constraints on the system that could impede the ability to attain a 1080p video calling session. They center around processing power (i.e. CPU speed) and available network bandwidth. In all cases, review the requirements from the video calling application. They will guide as to the system performance required as well as the necessary bandwidth. HD Webcam For manual focus webcams please gently rotate the lens ring until it clear. For autofocus webcams please wave your hand in front of the webcam, it will adjust the focus automatically

Q10: Why is there flickering or banding on the video feed when I use the

webcam?

A: This might be due to lighting inconsistencies in your room. To resolve this, open the video control panel on your video capture software and change the frequency response rate to either 50Hz or 60Hz, depending on your region. The camera defaults to indoor mode. Please do not aim the camera at the light source directly.

Q11: Does my webcam support the Linux Operating System?

A: Linux is supported if your Linux distro has UVC drive-free protocols. Otherwise, you will have to install Linux UVC drivers manually.

A: There are several reasons this could happen;

1. There is something wrong with the USB port. Please change to a different USB port or another PC and test the camera again. 2. The PC does not recognize the camera device. 3. The operating system and computer configuration do not satisfy the requirements of the camera. 4. The video preview feature of the application is not turned on, or the privacy feature prohibits access to the camera.

Q13: How to use the webcam privacy shutter?

1. Remove 3m tape on the back of the privacy cover.
2. Attach the cover to the webcam lens and press firmly.
3. Open/close the cover when use/not use.

Q14: Why the microphone volume is too low?

A: Make sure that the NexiGo webcam is connected correctly to your computer. Make sure that the Neigh webcam is positioned correctly.

For Windows 10:
Step 1. Go to Settings> System> Sound.

Step 2. In Input, ensure your microphone is selected under Choose your input device, then select Device Properties.

Step 3. On the Levels tab of the Microphone Properties window, adjust the Microphone and Microphone Boost sliders as needed, then select OK.

Step 4. Speak into your microphone and check under Test your microphone to make sure your settings work.

Q15: How to turn off the function of auto focus?

A: For Windows Step 1. Go to Camera app. Step 2. Go to Settings, turn on the “Pro mode” switch. Step 3. On left side there are two options. One for brightness, one for focus. Step 4. Set your camera in the spot you wish for it to be. Step 5. Manually focus your camera for where you will be sitting or whatever you are working on is focused. Step 6. Exit camera app and open any video chat app you want to use.

References

• NexiGo | Home Theater Projectors & Video Collaborations

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