Tekvox 79068-AT2 4K ePTZ Camera User Manual

4K ePTZ Camera
79068-AT2 User Manual
Auto-Tracking Camera w/ Electronic PTZ (ePTZ)

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Version: 79068-AT2_2022V1.0

79068-AT2 4K ePTZ Camera

Preface
Read this user manual carefully before using the product. Pictures shown in this manual are for reference only. Different product model specifications may vary.
This manual is only for operation instruction, please contact the local distributor for maintenance assistance. The functions described in this version were updated April, 2022. In order to continue improving the product, we reserve the right to make function or parameter changes without notice or obligation. Please refer to the dealers for the latest details.

FCC Statement
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. It has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a commercial installation.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference, in which case the user at their own expense will be required to take whatever measures may be necessary to correct the interference.
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacture would void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Safety Precautions

To ensure the best performance from the product, please read all instructions carefully before using the device. Save this manual for further reference.

• Unpack the equipment carefully, and save the original box and packing material for possible future shipment
• Follow basic safety precautions to reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock, and injury
• Do not dismantle the housing or modify the module (electrical shock or burn hazard)
• Using supplies or parts not meeting the products’ specifications may cause damage, deterioration, or malfunction
• Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel
• To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture, or install this product near water
• Do not put any heavy items on the product’s power cable
• Do not remove the housing of the device, as opening or removing the housing may expose you to dangerous voltages or other hazards
• Install the device in a place with sufficient ventilation to avoid damage caused by overheating
• Keep the module away from liquids
• Spillage into the housing may result in fire, electrical shock, or equipment damage. If an object or liquid falls or spills on to the housing, unplug the module immediately.
• Do not twist or pull by force ends of the optical cable. It can cause malfunction.
• Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners to clean this unit. Always unplug the power to the device before cleaning.
• Unplug the power cord when left unused for a long period of time
• Information on disposal for scrapped devices: do not burn or mix with general household waste, please treat them as normal electrical wastes

Product Overview

1.1 System Introduction
The 79068-AT2 is a 4K, auto-tracking, electronic Pan-Tilt-Zoom (ePTZ) camera. With an uItra-wide lens, the 79068-AT2 captures a 4K image and dynamically selects a window from within the larger image to output, allowing it to perform incredibly smooth, natural tracking without any PTZ motors.
The camera is perfect for any room size, light level, or orientation, with multiple tracking modes and efficient noise reduction technology. The camera supports USB 3.0, HDMI, and Gigabit LAN video outputs. The 79068-AT2 also supports PoE for transmitting power, control, and video over a single network cable.
With a compact design and no PTZ motors, the 79068-AT2 is a robust, versatile auto-tracking camera with excellent performance, ideal for any space.

1.2 Features

• Smooth, intelligent auto-tracking with multiple tracking modes
• Strong anti-interference for reliable, consistent tracking once locked on to a target
• Mount anywhere with ePTZ (no motors/movement needed)
• Exceptional image quality with 4K image sensor and 1080p @ 30hz resolution output
• Ultra-wide dynamic exposure avoids target darkening in brightly-lit spaces
• Supports USB 3.0, HDMI, and Gigabit LAN video outputs
• Controllable via RS232/485/Network using limited VISCA protocol
• Can be powered via included 12V adapter or PoE
• Instant preset viewing without movement

Note: Please contact your distributor immediately if any damage or defect in the components is found.
1.3 Mounting Brackets

Interface

1. Camera Lens
2. Tripod Screw Hole
3. Tripod Screw Hole
4. LAN Interface
5. HDMI Interface
6. USB 3.0 Type-B Interface
7. Reset Button
8. Audio Input
9. RS232/485
10. Power Interface
11. Power Indicator

Dimensions

System Connection

4.1 Installation Layout

The instructor tracking camera should be installed at a height of 5’-7’ (from panoramic lens to ground), 16’-20’ from the blackboard. For best tracking performance, the camera should be installed as near as possible to the center of the room.

4.2 System Wiring

IE Login and Track Setup Process

5.1 Connection Mode
Direct connection: Connect the camera via a network cable to the external Internet access of the PC Internet connection mode: Connect the camera to the Internet via a router or network switch; users can then log into the device using a web browser
Note: To prevent reduced video quality and unstable signal transmission, DO NOT put the power and network cables in places where they can be easily touched
The computer must have the network segment the camera IP address belongs to. The camera will not be accessible via the network if the computer is not set to the same segment (i.e. since the camera’s default IP address is 192.168.5.163, then segment 5 must be added in the computer).

Specific steps are as below:
First, open the Local Area Connection Properties window on the computer, then select “Internet protocol version 4 (TCP/IPv4)” to enter into the Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) Properties window. Select “Advanced” to enter into the Advanced TCP/IP Settings, and add the IP address and subnet mask in the IP browser. Click “Confirm” to finish adding the IP segment.

Note: The IP address to be added cannot be the same as that of any other computers or devices.
Verify that no other devices are using the IP address BEFORE adding it to avoid network conflicts.
To verify whether the network segment has been successfully added, click “Start” and search for “cmd” to open the Command Prompt window. Type “ping 192.168.5.26” and press Enter. If the windows displays information as shown below, the network segment was added successfully.

Users can verify the network connection of the camera using the steps mentioned above after it finishes its self-check. If the IP is set to its default, open the Command Prompt window, input “ping 192.168.5.163”, then press Enter. If the settings are correct, you will see the message below.

5.2 IE Login
Enter the IP address of the camera (192.168.5.163) into the address field of a web browser and hit Enter to open the Web Client login page. Users can log in as an administrator or a normal user. If logged in as an administrator, users can preview, playback, configure, and cancel in the Web Client; If logged in as a normal user, users can only preview, playback, and logout; normal users cannot configure the camera.
Note: Web access supports all conventional browsers
Language Selection: Click Chinese/English in the upper right corner of the login page to select the language type of the web interface.

5.3 IE Preview
After successfully logging into the web interface, a video preview window is shown. In the preview screen users can control PTZ, zoom, focus, video capture, sound, full screen, and other operations, as well as set, run, and delete presets.

1. Log in as administrator
   Default Username/Password: admin
   Administrators can preview, playback, configure settings, set, run, and delete presets, log off, and control PTZ movement, zoom, focus, video capture, sound, and full-screen.

2. Log in as normal user
   Default Username/Password: user1 OR user2
   Normal Users can preview, playback, set, run, and delete presets, log off, and control PTZ movement, zoom, focus, video capture, sound, and full-screen.
   NOTE: Normal users cannot configure camera settings.

5.4 IE Configuration
Click Configuration to open the Device Parameters settings page
Options include audio configuration, video configuration, network configuration, and system configuration (see below table for detailed descriptions).

sampling precision, compression code rate settings, etc.
Video Settings| Includes video encoding, stream release, RTP broadcasting, video parameters, character-overlapping, character size, video output settings, etc.
Network Settings| Includes basic parameters, Ethernet, DNS, GB28181, wireless network settings, etc.
System Settings| Includes equipment properties, system time, user management, version update, reset, reboot device settings, etc.

5.4.1 Audio Configuration
Switch: Enable/Disable the audio output (Default: Disabled)
Compressing Format: Set audio compression format (device will reboot automatically after change) (Default: MP3; AAC, and G.711A optional)
Sampling Frequency: Set sampling frequency (device will reboot automatically after change)
(Default: 44100; 8000, 16000, 32000, and 48000 optional)
Sampling Precision: Set sampling precision (Default: 16 bits)
Compressing Code Rate: Set audio compression code rate (Default: 64 bits; 32, 48, 96, and 128 bits optional)
Channel type: Set channel type (Default: mono; stereo optional)
Input Volume: Set the input volume (Default: 2; 1-10 optional)

Click “Save” and the web GUI will display the message ”Enable has changed. Restart the device to take effect after the success of the save.” Once this message is displayed, reboot the camera to apply the new settings.

5.4.2 Video Configuration
5.4.2.1 Video Encoding
Code Stream: Different video output modes use different streams. (close-up main stream, close-up sub-stream, panoramic main stream, panoramic sub-stream, and broadcast code stream)
Compression Format: Set the video compression format (save and reboot to apply changes)
(Default: H.264; H.265 optional)
Profile: Set Profile mode (Default: HP; BP, MP optional）
Video Size: Set video image resolution (save and reboot to apply changes)
Close-up main stream: Default 19201080; 1280720, 640480 optional
Close-up sub-stream: Default 320180; 320240, 640360, 640480, 1280720 optional
Panoramic main stream: Default 19201080; 1280720, 640480 optional
Panoramic sub-stream: Default 320180; 320240, 640360, 640480, 1280720 optional
Broadcast code stream: Default 19201080; 1280720, 640*480 optional)
Stream Rate Control: Set rate control mode for close-up main stream, close-up sub-stream,
panoramic main stream, panoramic sub-stream and blackboard code stream (Default: variable bit rate; fixed rate optional)
Image Quality: Set the image quality (image quality can be changed only when rate control is set to “variable bit rate”) (Main Stream Default: Best; Secondary Stream Default: Better; best, better, good, bad, worse, and worst optional)
Rate (kbps): Set the video bit rate
Close-up Main Stream Default: 4096 kbps; 64 ~ 40960 kbps optional
Close-up Sub-Stream Default: 512 kbps; 64 ~ 40960 kbps optional
Panoramic Main Stream Default: 4096 kbps; 64 ~ 40960 kbps optional
Panoramic Sub-Stream Default: 512 kbps; 64 ~ 40960 kbps optional
Broadcast Code Stream Default: 4096 kbps; 64 ~ 40960 kbps optional
Framerate (fps): Set the video framerate (Default: 25 fps; 5 ~ 30 fps optional)
Keyframe Interval: Set the key frame interval (Default: 100F; 1 ~ 150F optional)
Keyframe Minimum Quantizer (QP): Set the keyframe minimum QP (Default: 20; 10 ~ 51 optional)
Stream Name: When streaming via rtsp or rtmp, users can modify thestream name
Close-up Main Stream: Default “live/av0”
Close-up Sub-Stream: Default “live/av1”
Panoramic Main Stream” Default “live/av2”
Panoramic Sub-Stream: Default “live/av3”
Broadcast Code Stream: Default “live/av”
Click the “Save” button to display the “Saved Successfully” message, then the new settings will take effect.

5.4.2.2 Stream Release
Applies to Close-up Main Stream, Close-up Sub-Stream, Panoramic Main Stream, Panoramic Sub Stream, and Guide Stream
Switch: Turn the Close-up Main Stream, Close-up Sub-Stream, Panoramic Main Stream, Panoramic Sub-Stream, or Blackboard Code streams on or off
Protocol: Set network streaming protocol (Default: RTMP; RTSP, SRT optional)
Host Port: Server port number (Default: 1935; 0 ~ 65535 optional)
Host Address: Server IP address (Default: 192.168.5.11)
Stream Name: Set the stream name (“live/av0”, “live/av1”, “live/av2”, “live/av3”, and “live/av4” optional)
User: Set the username
Password: Set the password
Click the “Save” button to display the “Save Successful” message, then the new settings will take effect
SRT Password: Set the SRT stream password
SRT password length: Set the length of the SRT stream password

5.4.2.3 RTP Broadcasting
Applies to Close-up Main Stream, Close-up Sub-Stream, Panoramic Main Stream, Panoramic Sub- Stream, Guide Stream, Multicast, and Unicast
Switch: Turn the Close-up Main Stream, Close-up Sub-Stream, Panoramic Main Stream, Panoramic Sub-Stream, or Blackboard Code streams on or off
Protocol: Set multicast protocol (Default: RTP multicast; TS multicast, UDP unicast, and TCP unicast optional)
Address: Default: 224.1.2.3 (can be edited)
Port:
Close-up Main Stream Default: 4000
Close-up Sub-Stream Default: 4002
Panoramic Main Stream Default: 4004
Panoramic Sub-Stream Default: 4006
Broadcast Code Stream Default: 4008
Visit: Address comes up after setting. (e.g. “rtp: //224.1.2.3:4000” or “udp: //@224.1.2.3:4000”)

5.4.2.4 Video Parameters
a. Exposure:
Exposure Mode: Set the exposure mode (Default: Automatic; Manual, Shutter Priority, Aperture Priority, and Brightness Priority optional)
Exposure Compensation: Exposure compensation is active when Auto Mode (Default: Off)
Exposure Compensation Value: Set the exposure compensation value, valid when in Auto Mode (Default: 0; -7 ~ 7 optional)
Back-Light Compensation (BLC): Set back light compensation, valid when in Auto Mode (Default: Off)
Anti-Flicker: Set up anti-flicker mode, valid when in Auto or Aperture/Brightness Priority Mode (Default: 50Hz, closed; 60Hz optional)
Gain Limit: Set the gain limits, valid when in Auto or Aperture/Brightness Priority Mode (Default: 4; 0 ~ 15 optional)
Dynamic Range: Set the dynamic range (Default: Off; 1 ~ 8 optional)
Shutter Speed: Active when in Manual or Shutter Priority Mode (Default: 1/50; 1/25, 1/30, 1/50, 1/60, 1/90, 1/100, 1/120, 1/180, 1/250, 1/350, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/3000, 1/4000, 1/6000, or 1/10000 optional)
Aperture Value: Set the aperture value, valid when in Manual or Aperture- Priority Mode (Default: close; F1.8, F11, F9.6, F8.0, F6.8, F5.6, F4.8, F4.0, F3.4, F2.8, F2.4, or F2.0 optional)
Brightness: Set the brightness value, active when it is a state of brightness priority (default 11, 0-23 optional).
Gain: Set the gain value, only valid when the exposure mode is manual and shutter priority (default 1,0-20 optional)

b. Color:
White Balance Mode: Set the white balance mode (Default: automatic; 2400K ~ 7100K, Manual, and One-Push optional).
Note: Click the “Correction” button when One-Push White Balance Mode is selected
Red fine-tuning: Default: 0; -10 ~ 10 optional (only available in automatic mode)
Blue fine-tunable: Default: 2; -10 ~ 10 optional (only available in automatic mode)
Saturation: Set the saturation (Default: 36; 0 ~ 127 optional)
Chroma: Set the chroma (Default: 4; 0 ~ 8 optional)
White Balance Sensitivity: Set the white balance sensitivity (Default: High; medium, low optional)
Red Gain: Set the red gain, valid when in Auto Mode (Default: 36; 0 ~ 255 optional)
Blue Gain: Sets the Blue gain, valid when in Auto Mode (Default: 36; 0 ~ 255 optional)
c. Image:
Brightness: Set the brightness (Default: 50; 0 ~ 100 optional)
Contrast: Set the contrast (Default: 50; 0 ~ 100 optional)
Sharpness: Set the sharpness value (Default: 4; 0 ~ 15 optional)
Black and White Mode: Enable/disable black and white mode (Default: Color; Black/White optional)
Gamma: Gamma value (Default: 0.45; 0.50, 0.55, and 0.63 optional)
Ultra-Low Illumination Mode: Default: Off
d. Noise Reduction
2D Noise Reduction: Set 2D noise reduction level (Default: Off; 1 ~ 8 optional)
3D Noise Reduction: Set 3D noise reduction level (Default: 2; 1 ~ 8 and Off optional)
e. Style
Picture Style: Select the picture style (Default, Standard, Clear, Bright, Soft and USB optional)
Note: Click “Refresh” to apply changes to video parameters a, b, c, d, e
5.4.2.5 Title and Time Content
Display Date and Time: Select whether to display the time and date (Default: Display)
Display Title: Select whether to display the title (Default: Display)
Font Color of Time: Set font color of time and date (Default: White; Black, Yellow, Red, and Blue optional)
Font Color of Title: Set font color of title (Default: White; Black, Yellow, Red, and Blue optional)
Moving Characters: Set the position of the date, time and title (Click on the “up”, “down”, “left”, and “right” buttons to move the characters in the corresponding direction)
Title Content: Set the title (Default: CAMERA1)
Time Content: Set the time (Default: 1970/01/10 05:36:00)
Click the “Save” button to display the “Save Successful” message, then the new settings will take effect

5.4.2.6 Character Size
Main Stream Character Size: Set the character size of the display (Default: 48; 28 ~ 200 optional)
Secondary Stream Character Size: Set the character size of the display (Default: 48; 28 ~ 200 optional)
Click the “Save” button to display the “Save Successful” message, then the new settings will take effect (device will reboot automatically after settings are saved)

5.4.2.7 Video Output
Output Format: Default: Off; On optional
Output Format: 1080P30, 1080P25, 1080I60, 1080I50, 720P60, or 720P50 optional
Click the “Save” button to display the “Save Successful” message, then the new settings will take effect

5.4.3 Network Configuration
5.4.3.1 Network Port
Data Port: Set the data port (Default: 3000; 0 ~ 65535 optional)
Web Port: Set the Web port (Default: 80; 0 ~ 65535 optional)
Onvif Port: Set the Onvif port (Default: 2000; 0 ~ 65535 optional)
Soap Port: Set the Soap port (Default: 1936; 0 ~ 65535 optional)
RTMP Port: Set the RTMP port (Default: 1935; 0 ~ 65535 optional)
RTSP Port: Set the RTSP port (Default: 554; 0 ~ 65535 optional)
Visca Port: Set the Visca port (Default: 1259; 0 ~ 65535 optional)
WebSocket port: Set the WebSocket port (Default: 8088; 0 ~ 65535 optional)
Click the “Save” button to display the “Save Successful” message, then the new settings will take effect (device will reboot automatically after settings are saved)

RTSP Obtaining Method: rtsp: // [Camera IP Address] : 554 / live / [Stream, ID] [Stream ID] = “av0” for Close-up Main Stream, “av1” for Close-up Sub- Stream, “av2” for Panoramic Main Stream, “av3” for Panoramic Sub-Stream, and “av4” for Broadcast Code Stream)
RTMP Obtaining Method: rtmp: // [Camera IP Address] : 1935 / live / [Stream ID] [Stream ID] = “av0” for Close-up Main Stream, “av1” for Close-up Sub- Stream, “av2” for Panoramic Main Stream, “av3” for Panoramic Sub-Stream, and “av4” for Broadcast Code Stream)

5.4.3.2 Ethernet Parameters
DHCP: Enable/disable whether to obtain an IP address automatically (Default: Off)
IP Address: Set the static IP address (Default: 192.168.5.163)
Note: This IP address is the same one used to log in to the Web GUI
Subnet Mask: Set the subnet mask (Default: 255.255.255.0)
Default Gateway: Set the default gateway (Default: 0.0.0.0)
MAC Address: The camera’s MAC address is read-only and cannot be modified Click the “Save” button to display the “Save Successful” message, then the new settings will take effect (device will reboot automatically after settings are saved)

5.4.3.3 DNS parameters
Preferred DNS server: Set the preferred DNS server (Default: 0.0.0.0)
Alternate DNS server: Alternate DNS server settings (Default: 0.0.0.0)
Click the “Save” button to display the “Save Successful” message, then the new settings will take effect

5.4.3.4 GB28181
Switch: Select whether to use the GB28181 IP communication standard
Time Synchronization: Select whether network time is synchronized
Stream Type: Select stream type (Default: Main Stream; Secondary Stream optional)
Sign effective time (in seconds): Default: 3600; 5 ~ 65535 optional
Heartbeat time (seconds): Default: 60; 1 ~ 65535 optional
Register ID: 34020000001320000001
Register User name: IPC
Register Password: 12345678
Equipment ownership: Can be entered by user
Administrative regions: Can be entered by user
Alarm Zone: Can be entered by user
Equipment installation address: Can be entered by user
Local SIP Port: Default: 5060; 0 ~ 65535 optional
GB28181 Server Address: IP address of the computer
Server SIP Port: Default: 5060; 0 ~ 65535 optional
Server ID: 34020000002000000001
Click the “Save” button to display the “Save Successful” message, then the new settings will take effect

5.4.3.5 SRT
SRT port: Set the SRT port (Default: 9000; 0 ~ 65535 optional)
SRT password: Set the SRT password (Default: None; the password can be between 10 ~ 80 characters)
SRT password length: Set the length of the SRT password (Default: 0; 16, 24, and 32 optional)

5.4.4 System Configuration
5.4.4.1 Device Properties
Device Name: Set the device name (Default: Camera1)
Device ID: Device ID is read-only and cannot be modified (Default 1)
System Language: Set the system language (Default: Simplified Chinese; English optional) Click the “Save” button to display the “Save Successful” message, then the new settings will take effect

5.4.4.2 System Time
Date Format: Select the date format (Default: YYYY-MM-DD; MM-DD-YYYY and DD- MM-YYYY optional)
Date Separator: Select the date separator (Default: “/”; “.” and “-“ optional)
Time Zone: Select the time zone (Default: East Eight Districts)
Time Type: Select whether to display 12- or 24-hour times (Default: 24 hours; 12 hours optional)
Time Setting: Choose whether to set the camera time according to connected computer time, the NTP time server, or manually
Computer Time: Enable/disable whether to synchronize clock with a connected computer’s time
Update interval: Set how frequently to synchronize time with the NTP server (Default: 1 day; 1 ~ 10 days optional) (Valid when set to NTP time server synchronization)
NTP server address or domain name: Set NTP server address or domain name (Default: time.nits.gov) (Valid when set to NTP time server synchronization)
NTP Server Port: Sets the NTP server port (Default: 123) (Valid when set to NTP time server synchronization)
Click the “Save” button to display the “Save Successful” message, then the new settings will take effect

5.4.4.3 User Management
Select Users: Set user type (Default: Administrator; Common User 1 and Common User 2 optional)
Username: Set the username (Administrator Default: admin; Common User 1 Default: user1; Common User 2 Default: user2)
Password: Set the password (Administrator Default: admin; Common User 1 Default: user1; Common User 2 Default: user2)
Password Confirmation: Confirm the entered password before applying changes
Click the “Save” button to display the “Save Successful” message, then the new settings will take effect
Note: The username and password are case-sensitive
Note: Users do not have permission to modify camera settings when logged in as a common user

5.4.4.4 Version Upgrade
Version information is read-only and cannot be modified. Different camera models have different information.
To update version, click “Browse …” and navigate to the upgrade file in the pop-up window. Click on the “Upgrade” button and the upgrade dialog will appear. The device will reboot automatically after the update has completed successfully.
Note: Make sure the camera is not disconnected from power or network during the upgrade process, or the upgrade will fail
Note: After the version upgrade is complete, you need to restore factory defaults through:

1. Web GUI
2. Through the recovery menu
3. Remote control shortcut: * # 6
   IP address and password for accessing web GUI will also be restored to default

5.4.4.5 Restore Factory Setting
Click on “Restore Factory Defaults” and choose “Yes”, then the device will restart and restore factory default settings
5.4.4.6 Reboot
Click on “Reboot” and choose “Yes”, then the device will restart
5.5 Logout
Click on “Logout”, then click “Yes” to exit the current page and return to the user login interface again.

5.6 Configure Tracking Parameters

5.6.1 Teacher Tracking Configuration
There are three preset positions used by the camera for tracking:
Platform Preset – Selected by the camera when a person is detected in the tracking area
Panoramic Preset – Selected by the camera when the tracking is lost. Located in Advanced Settings.
Close-up Preset – Selected by the camera when the tracking is lost. Located in Advanced Settings.

1. Stop Tracking

2. Set Platform Preset
   This is the camera preset for the starting position of the platform area. Once a person is detected in the defined platform area, the camera switches to this preset and starts tracking, and will follow the person horizontally as long as they are detected in this area.
   Position the camera with a clear view of the platform or stage (for reference, have someone stand in the middle of the platform) and then save by clicking the Platform Preset Save button. During normal tracking, the size of the teacher’s image in the picture will use this preset as a reference. When the tracking target is lost, the camera goes to the Target Lost preset set in Advanced Settings.

3. Set Panoramic Preset
   Use this setting to define the position of the Panoramic preset for the Target Lost setting in Advanced Settings.
   Position the camera to get a wide area view of the instructor and click the Panoramic Preset Save button.

4. Set Close-up Preset
   Use this setting to define the instructor’s desk position during target lost. The camera will go to this
   preset by selecting Close-up Preset in Target Lost located in Advanced Settings when target is lost.

5. Area Settings
   Select Area Settings to define the area of the platform and mask areas.

6. Configure Platform Area
   This region defines the tracking area of the instructor. Drag a box around the region where the instructor’s torso will appear in the camera’s view. Ensure that the heads of students or audience members are not in this area.

7. Mask Area
   Mask Areas are areas which may impact the teacher tracking, especially places that have dynamic changes such as TVs, projectors, doors, and windows. To create a mask, click the Advanced Settings button and then Mask Area. Click-on the Mask Area # until it is highlighted as yellow. Define the Mask region (by dragging a box around the area in the camera’s view) and click on it again. Enable the mask areas and test; the mask area should now be excluded from the camera’s auto-tracking.

8. Advanced Settings
   Target lost: This setting has three options: Panoramic Preset, Platform Preset and Close-up Preset.
   Choose the preset to view when the camera loses its tracking target.

Tracking Modes:
Real-Time Tracking Mode Movie Mode
Area Tracking Mode
Tracking Sensitivity: This setting dictates the amount of action required to trigger the camera’s tracking.
Increasing this setting will cause the camera to identify and react to smaller movements while tracking.
Tracking speed: How quickly the camera will move while tracking
Target lost time: How much time is required (0s by default) after the tracking target is lost before the camera calls its Target Lost preset
Inter PGM: Enabled by default
Student IP address: Not used; leave blank

Description of Recording and Broadcasting Host

6.1 Auto Tracking Control
The recording and broadcasting host sends a command to a network server when certain conditions are met by the tracking camera. In auto-tracking mode, the camera cannot receive any control commands. To control the camera’s pan, rotation, or zoom manually via the web GUI or remote control, auto-tracking must be stopped.

1. Network Receiving Address
   The auto tracking camera’s default IP address is 192.168.5.163

2. Command

6.2 Action Code Docking
The tracking status of the tracking camera will be sent to the recording and broadcasting host in real time as feedback via the network (UDP transmission mode) in action code form.

1. Configuration of Recording and Broadcasting Host Address
   If the recording and broadcasting host uses a LAN connection to receive action code, then the user needs to configure the host address via a web browser. Click Advanced Settings -> Server, as shown below, then enter the Host Address and Host Port number.

2. Configuration of Action Code
   Users can modify action codes as needed via a web browser. Click Advanced Settings -> Action Code, and enter the desired code for each condition. After modification, click the Save button.

Serial Communication Control

Under normal working conditions, the camera can be controlled through RS232/RS485 interface or VISCA protocols. RS232C serial parameters are as follows:
Baud Rate: 9600 bits / sec
Start Bit: 1
Data Bits: 8
Stop Bit: 1
Parity: None.
IP Port: 1259 – Can be set in camera

7.1 VISCA Protocol Command List
The VISCA commands for this camera are limited.
In Auto-Tracking mode the camera cannot accept any control commands. To control the camera, auto-tracking must be stopped.
7.1.1 Camera Return Commands

ACK/Completion Message

| Command packet| Note
ACK| 90 40 FF| Returned when the command is accepted.
Completion| 90 50 FF FF| Returned when the command has been executed.

7.1.2 Camera Control Commands

Position
Pan/Tilt| Up| 81 01 06 01 VV WW 03 01 FF| VV : Pan speed 0x01 (low speed) to 0x18 (high speed)
__**WW : Tilt speed 0x01 (low speed) to 0x14 (high speed)
Down| 81 01 06 01 VV WW 03 02 FF
Left| 81 01 06 01 VV WW 01 03 FF
Right| 81 01 06 01 VV WW 02 03 FF
Up left| 81 01 06 01 VV WW 01 01 FF
Upright| 81 01 06 01 VV WW 02 01 FF
Command| Function| Command Packet| Note
---|---|---|---
| Down Left| 81 01 06 01 VV WW 01 02 FF| YYYY : Pan Position
__**ZZZZ : Tilt Position
Down Right| 81 01 06 01 VV WW 02 02 FF
Stop| 81 01 06 01 VV WW 03 03 FF
Absolute Position| 81 01 06 02 VV WW
0 Y 0 Y 0 Y 0 Y 0 Z 0 Z 0 Z 0 Z FF
Relative Position| 81 01 06 03 VV WW
0 Y 0 Y 0 Y 0 Y 0 Z 0 Z 0 Z 0 Z FF
Home| 81 01 06 04 FF
Reset| 81 01 06 05 FF
Presets| Reset| 81 01 04 3F 00 pq FF| pq : Memory Number ( 0 to 254 )
Corresponds to 0 to 9 on the Remote Control
Set| 81 01 04 3F 01 pq FF
Recall| 81 01 04 3F 02 pq FF
Flip Horizontal| On| 81 01 04 61 02 FF|
Off| 81 01 04 61 03 FF
Flip Vertical| On| 81 01 04 66 02 FF|
Off| 81 01 04 66 03 FF
Tracking| On| 81 0A 01 02 FF|
Off| 81 0A 01 03 FF
Back Light| On| 81 01 04 33 02 FF| Back Light Compensation
Off| 81 01 04 33 03 FF

Technical Parameter

Camera / Lens Parameters
Image Sensor| 1/2.8 inch High Quality 4K CMOS Sensor
Effective pixels| 8.28 megapixel, 16: 9
Video Format| HDMI Interface: 1080P30/1080P29.97/1080P25/720P29.97
U3 Interface: MJPG/H264: 19201080 / 1600896 / 1280720 / 1024576 / 960540 / 800600 / 800448 / 720576 / 720480 / 640480 / 640360 / 480270 / 352288 / 320240 @ 30/25/20/15/10/5 Hz
YUY2/NV12: 19201080 / 1280720 / 1024576 / 800600 / 800448 / 640480 / 640360 / 480270 / 320*180 @ 30/25/20/15/10/5 Hz
USB3.can be compatible with USB2.0 output
View Angle| 51.6˚ (D) / 45.5˚ (H) / 26.5˚ (V)| 95˚ (D) / 83˚ (H) / 46˚ (V)
Focus| f = 6.8mm| f = 3.24mm
Aperture| F2.5| F2.10
Digital Zoom| 3X
Minimum Illumination| 0.1Lux (F1.8, AGC ON)
Digital Noise Reduction (DNR)| 2D & 3D DNR
White Balance| Auto / Manual / One Push / Specified color temperature (2400K ~ 7100K, step length is 100)
Focus| Fixed
Exposure| Auto / Manual / Shutter Priority / Brightness Priority
Backlight Compensation (BLC)| ON / OFF
Dynamic Range (DR)| >50dB
Input/Output Interfaces

Video Interfaces| 1x HDMI (19-pin, Female)
1x USB (USB 3.0, Type-B, Female)
1x LAN (RJ45, Female, 10M/100M/1000M, supports PoE)
Video Compression Format| H.264, H.265, MJPEG, YUY2, NV12
Audio Input Interface| Double track 3.5mm linear Input
Audio Compression Format| AAC, MP3, G.711A
Network Protocol| RTSP, RTMP, ONVIF, GB/T28181
Control Interface| RS232, RS485, LAN (Port 1259)
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Communication Protocol| VISCA support baud rate 9600
Power Interface| DC12V
Other Parameters

Input Voltage| Power Adapter| DC 12V
POE Supply| DC 48V
Input Current| Power Adapter| 0.42A (max)
POE Supply| 0.104A (max)
Power Consumption| 5W (max)
Storage Temperature| 14 ~ 140˚F (-10 ~ 60˚C)
Storage Humidity| 20 ~ 95%
Working Temperature| 14 ~ 122˚F (-10 ~ 50˚C)
Working Humidity| 20 ~ 80%
Product Dimensions| 5.87” (149.2mm) x 3.07” (78mm) x 3.07” (78mm)
Product Weight| 1.17lbs. (0.53kg)

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

9.1 Camera Maintenance

1. Power off the camera and disconnect from power if it will not be used for an extended period
2. Use a soft cloth or tissue to clean the camera cover
3. Use a soft, dry cloth when cleaning the camera lens. Wipe gently with a mild detergent if needed. Do not use strong or corrosive detergents to avoid scratching the lens and affecting the video quality.

9.2 Troubleshooting

the voltage is normal, and whether the power indicator light is lit
Check whether the camera is able to complete its self- check after being rebooted
Check whether the video cable and display being used are working normally
Intermittent or inconsistent video output| Check whether the video cable and display being used are working normally
Video dithering when zooming in or out| Check whether the camera is installed on a steady surface, away from vibrations and moving people or objects
Serial port does not work| Check whether the serial device protocol, baud rate, and address are all set correctly
Check whether the serial cable is connected properly
Check whether the camera is in its normal operating mode
Cannot connect to the camera via the web GUI| Check whether the camera outputs video normally by connecting directly to a display
Check whether the network cable is connected properly (a yellow light on the Ethernet port will flash to indicate a normal network connection)
Check whether the computer has the correct network segment added per the IP address of the camera Open a Command Prompt window on the computer, and ping the camera’s IP address (see § 5.1 Connection Mode for details)

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References

• TEKVOX | Drop-In Commercial A/V Solutions: Custom & Easy

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