Lumens AI-Box1 Cam Connect Processor User Manual
- August 22, 2024
- Lumens
Table of Contents
- AI-Box1 Cam Connect Processor
- Product Information
- Specifications
- Product Usage Instructions
- Chapter 1: System Connection and Application
- Chapter 2: Operation Interface
- Chapter 3: Web Interface
- Chapter 4: Connect to a Conference Video Software
- Chapter 5: Microphone Settings
- Chapter 6: Troubleshooting
- Chapter 7: System Message
AI-Box1 Cam Connect Processor
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Product Information
Specifications
- Brand: Lumens
- Model: AI-Box1
- Functions: System Connection, Operation Interface, Web
Interface, Connect to Conference Video Software, Microphone
Settings, Troubleshooting, System Message
Product Usage Instructions
Chapter 1: System Connection and Application
1.1 System Connection
Follow the instructions provided in the user manual to connect
the AI-Box1 to your devices.
1.2 AI-Box1 IO Interface
The IO Interface of AI-Box1 allows you to select the desired
number of microphones to connect and configure device settings.
Make sure to refer to the Products-CamConnect Pro section on the
Lumens website for supported devices.
Chapter 2: Operation Interface
The Operation Interface of AI-Box1 provides various functions
for device settings and control. Refer to the user manual for
detailed instructions on how to navigate and utilize these
functions.
Chapter 3: Web Interface
Access the Web Interface of AI-Box1 to further customize
settings and configurations remotely. Follow the guidelines in the
user manual to access and use the Web Interface effectively.
Chapter 4: Connect to a Conference Video Software
To connect AI-Box1 to conference video software such as Skype,
Zoom, or Microsoft Teams, set the output mode to UVC or HDMI+UVC.
Launch the video software and choose the video source to output
camera images as per your requirements.
Chapter 5: Microphone Settings
Adjust microphone settings based on the supported devices and
recommended dB values. Enable/disable voice tracking and set audio
trigger levels according to the microphone model being used.
Chapter 6: Troubleshooting
If you encounter any issues with AI-Box1, refer to the
Troubleshooting section in the user manual for possible solutions
and troubleshooting steps.
Chapter 7: System Message
Review the system messages displayed by AI-Box1 for important
information and updates regarding the device’s operation.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Where can I find the latest versions of the user manual and
software for AI-Box1?
A: You can download the latest versions of the Quick Start
Guide, multilingual user manual, software, drivers, etc., by
visiting Lumens support page at
https://www.MyLumens.com/support.
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AI-Box1 User Manual-English
To download the latest versions of the Quick Start Guide, multilingual user
manual,
software, driver, etc., please visit Lumens https://www.MyLumens.com/support
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 System Connection and Application ………………………………. 2
1.1 System Connection …………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 2 1.2 AI-
Box1 IO Interface …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2
Chapter 2 Operation Interface ……………………………………………………… 3
2.1 (A)Device Setting ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 3 2.2
(B)Camera Control & Status ………………………………………………………………………………………………. 4 2.3
(D)Device & Camera Mapping …………………………………………………………………………………………… 6 2.4 (E)System
Setting ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 7 2.5 (F)Video Output
Setting …………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 8 2.6 (G)Start Video Output
………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 9 2.7 (H)Information
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 10
Chapter 3 Web Interface ……………………………………………………………… 11
3.1 Device Setting……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 11 3.2 Device
– Camera List …………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 13 3.3 Video Output
Setting ……………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 14 3.4 System- Network
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 15 3.5 System- Profile
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 15 3.7 About
…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 18
Chapter4 Connect to a conference video software ………………………. 19
4.1 Set the output mode of AI-Box1 to UVC or HDMI+UVC, then click the Video
output button 19
4.2 Launch a video software like Skype, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or other
similar software19 4.3 Choose the video source to output camera images
………………………………………………………. 19
Chatper5 Microphone Settings……………………………………………………. 20
5.1 Sennheiser …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 20 5.2 Shure
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 20
Chapter6 Troubleshooting………………………………………………………….. 21 Chapter7 System Message
…………………………………………………………. 22 Copyright Information…………………………………………………………………… 23
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Chapter 1 System Connection and Application
1.1 System Connection 1.2 AI-Box1 IO Interface
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Chapter 2 Operation Interface
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E
H
D
G
F
C B
2.1 (A)Device Setting
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No
Item
1 Device Number
2 Device List
3 Devices
4 Device IP 5 Port
Function Descriptions
Select the desired number of microphones to connect Display the devices
according to the Device Numbers Select Microphone Device
Please check the supported devices from Products- CamConnect Pro in Lumens
website. Enter the IP address of the microphone Display based on the connected
devices Shure: 2202
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Sennheiser: 45 Sennheiser TCCM: 443
Nureva: 8931
Yamaha: 49280
Audio-Technica : 17300
6 Connect
Only Nureva allows customized PORT Enable/Disable Setting mode
7 Voice Tracking
When enabled, the microphone can receive signals, and the camera would moves to preset positions when triggered. When setting preset positions, it is recommended to disable the function to ensure the setting process won’t be disrupted.
Triggered only if audio source exceeds the dB value.
Sennheiser:-90~0 (recommended -55)
Audio Trigger Level >
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Nureva:0~120 (recommended 40 up)
dB
Audio-Technica:0~60 (recommended 30)
Yamaha:0~126 (recommended 80 up for RM-CG / 70 up for RM-W)
Audio Reception Delay Settings 9 Time To Trigger Preset When a second sound
trigger occurs, there will be a delay in calling the
preset position based on the configured duration in seconds.
10 Back To Home Time
Back To Home Time Settings If there is no audio input at the venue, it will trigger after the set seconds.
11 Back to Home Camera Select one camera or all to back to home.
Back To Home 12
Position
Camera will return to either Home position or the specific preset position you designated.
13 Apply
Setting completed and click Apply
2.2 (B)Camera Control & Status
2 3
No
Item
1
4 5
6 7
Function Descriptions
1 Resolution/ FPS
Resolution/FPS Settings (must match the camera output settings)
2 Refresh/ Add
3 Device Name 4 Connect
Click
to search for the device again or manually enter the specified
IP, and click [Add] to add it
Please ensure that the camera and AI-Box1 are on the same network segment.
Display the camera name in the same network segment.
Click to connect. The connected camera will be highlighted in blue.
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5 PTZ Control 6 AI Setting 7 Delete
Click to enable PTZ control Refer to 2.2.1 PTZ Control for function
description Enable/Disable AI Tracking Center Stage When the camera has been
triggered to preset
position, the individual will be centered on the screen for 5 seconds before
tracking stops. Continuous Tracking The camera will continuously track the
individual, maintaining them in the center position. Delete the camera from
the list.
2.2.1 (C)PTZ Control 8
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2 4
No
Item
1 Preview window
2 L/R Direction
3 Mirror / Flip
4 Pan/Tilt/Home
5 Preset setting 6 AF/MF
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5 6
7
Function Descriptions
Display the screen currently captured by the camera L/R Direction / Normal Set
image mirroring/ flip Adjust the Pan/Tilt position of the camera screen Click
[Home] button to return to its central position Call Preset Click number first
and then Store Preset Click number first and then Switch to Auto/Manual Focus.
Focus can be adjusted in Manual
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7 Zoom 8 Exit
Zoom In/ Zoom Out ratio Exit the PTZ Control page
2.3 (D)Device & Camera Mapping
After the microphone device is connected, the camera can be controlled to turn
to the corresponding preset position according to the microphone detection
position.
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2
3
4
5
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No
Item
1 Mapping Qty
2 Indicator
Array No. 3
Azimuth Angle
4 Camera
5 Preset No. Mic. Array No.
6 Mic. Azimuth Angle
Function Descriptions
Select mapping quantity. Up to 128 presets supported. Shure MXA310/ MXA910/
MXA920/ Audio-Technica no supported
This indicator shows the status of microphone signal reception. (A green light
indicates successful reception) Array No.: Applicable to Shure/ Audio-Technica
Azimuth Angle: Applicable to Sennheiser, Nureva, and Yamaha. The angle can be
manually adjusted Select the desired camera from the dropdown menu If unable
to connect with a previously saved camera, will be displayed. Select the
preset position for the camera from the dropdown menu
Display current trigger position/ angle information for the camera.
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2.4 (E)System Setting
6 1 2
3
4
5
No
Item
1 Language
2 Auto Connection
3 Profile Setting
4 Firmware Auto Check 5 Reset/ Apply
Function Descriptions
English Auto connected items setting after AI-Box1 power on. Sound Device
Camera Video Output Save/ Load: Import and export the config file AutoSave
Interval: Set the auto saving interval. System Startup Waiting Time: Set
startup waiting time. After AI-Box1 power on, it will automatically search
microphones and cameras once. If the devices have a longer boot-up time, it
may cause AI-Box1 failed to connect to the devices properly. To prevent this
issue, please adjust the system waiting time based on the current environment
and the boot-up time of the microphones and cameras. Check if the firmware is
update to date automatically every time.
Reset/ Apply settings
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6 Network
Ethernet Setting. When it is set to Static IP, the setting can be modified.
Once the settings are completed, click Apply.
2.5 (F)Video Output Setting
1 3
4
No
Item
1 Video Output Mode
2 Video Output Layout
3 Seamless Switching 4 Source Position
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Function Descriptions
Set the Output Mode to either UVC, HDMI or UVC+HDMI Configure the layout of
the video output according to the provided reference in section 2.5.1 Video
Output Layout Cross: 4-split screen PBP: Picture by Picture screen Crop:
Screen cropping function
Choose either Cross/PBP only The system is set up for single screen output,
and the screen switching is triggered by the microphone signal. Switch the
camera display position, select “[Custom]” and then click on “[Edit]” to enter
the editing mode.
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2.5.1 Video Output Layout
1 camera in
2 cameras in
connection
connection
Cross
3 cameras in connection
4 cameras in connection
PBP
If there are three connected cameras, they will be displayed in a 4-grid layout, with one grid showing a black screen.
Crop On
Crop Off
Crop
2.6 (G)Start Video Output
Click to output the camera images to HDMI or UVC devices
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2.7 (H)Information
Function Descriptions
This window displays the software version information of AI-Box1. Click on
latest version and updates For technical support, please scan the QRcode on
the right.
to confirm the
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Chapter 3 Web Interface
3.1 Device Setting
1
2
No
Item
1 Array Microphone
Function Descriptions
Array Microphone NumberSelect the desired number of microphones to connect
Devices: Select Microphone Device Device IP: Enter the IP address of the
microphone Port: Display based on the connected devices
Shure: 2202 Sennheiser: 45 Sennheiser TCCM: 443 Nureva: 8931 Yamaha: 49280
Audio-Technica : 17300
Only Nureva allows customized PORT Connect: Enable/Disable microphone
connection Advanced Function Settings
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Device & Camera 2
mapping
Audio Trigger Level > dB Triggered only if audio source exceeds the dB
value. Sennheiser:-90~0 (recommended -55) Nureva:0~120 (recommended 40 up)
Audio-Technica:0~60 (recommended 30) Yamaha:0~126 (recommended 80 up for RM-CG
/ 70 up for RM-W) Time To Trigger Preset: Audio Reception Delay Settings. When
a second sound trigger occurs, there will be a delay in calling the preset
position based on the configured duration in seconds. Back To Home Time: If
there is no audio input at the venue, the camera will automatically return to
its Home position after the designated number of seconds. Back To Home
Position: You can select either the Home position or a preset number that you
have designated Voice Tracking: When enabled, the microphone can receives
signals, and the camera would moves to preset positions when triggered. When
setting preset positions, it is recommended to disable the function to ensure
the setting process won’t be disrupted. Mapping Q’ty: Select mapping quantity.
Up to 128 presets supported.
Shure MXA310/ MXA910/ MXA920/ Audio-Technica no supported Indicator: This
indicator shows the status of microphone signal reception. (A green light
indicates successful reception) Array No. / Azimuth Angle
Array No.: Applicable to Shure/ Audio-Technica
Azimuth Angle: Applicable to Sennheiser, Nureva, and Yamaha. The angle can be
manually adjusted
Camera: Select the desired camera from the dropdown menu Preset No.: Select
the preset position for the camera from the dropdown menu AI
SettingEnable/Disable AI tracking Center Stage When the camera has been
triggered to preset
position, the individual will be centered on the screen for 5 seconds before
tracking stops. Continuous Tracking The camera will continuously track the
individual, maintaining them in the center position.
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3.2 Device – Camera List
No
1 Camera List
Resolution/ FPS Must match the camera’s resolution settings
Refresh
: search the cameras in this network segment.
AddManually type the IP address, then click Please ensure that cameras and AI-
Box1 are under the same
network segment Connect/ Disconnect Click [Connect] to enable or disable the
connection with the camera. PTZ ControlClick it to access the camera’s
webpage. Default account: admin/ 9999 For more function introductions, please
refer to the camera’s user manual.
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3.3 Video Output Setting
1 2
3
No
Item
1 Video Output Mode
2 Seamless Switching
3 Start Video Output
Function Descriptions
HDMI,UVC or HDMI+UVC The system is set up for single screen output, and the
screen switching is triggered by the microphone signal. Click the button to
start or stop video output.
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3.4 System- Network
Function Descriptions
Ethernet Setting. When it is set to Static IP, the setting can be modified.
Once the settings are completed, click Apply.
3.5 System- Profile
1
2
No
Item
1 External Profile
2 Internal Profile
Function Descriptions
Import and export the config file. Save and load the config file.
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3.6.1 System- Settings-Device
1 2 3
No
Item
1 Language
2 Device Name
3 Location
Function Descriptions
English CamConnect_Processor Default_XXXX(The last four characters of the MAC
address)
3.6.2 System- Settings- Auto Connection
1 3
1
2 2
3
4
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No
Item
1 Auto Connection
2 Auto Save
Function Descriptions
The microphone, camera and Video output can be reconnected automatically after
restarting the AI Box. The profile can be saved automatically after a specific
interval time.
3.6.3 System- Settings- Web User
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2 3 4
No
Item
1 User Name
2 Current Password
3 New Password
4 Confirm Password
Function Descriptions
Admin The password currently set for your account. Enter your desired new
password. Re-enter your new password to confirm.
3.6.4 System- Settings- Maintenance
1 2
3 4 5 6
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No
Item
1 Firmware Version
2 Auto Check
3 Firmware Update
4 Event Log
5 Reboot
6 System Factory
Function Descriptions
Displays the current firmware version of the device. Check if the firmware is
updated automatically every time Allows you to select and update the firmware
file from your computer. The log file, which preserves the activity over a
period, can be exported. Restarts the device. Resets the device to its factory
default settings.
3.7 About
Function Descriptions
This window displays the version information of AI-Box1. For technical
support, please scan the QR code at the bottom right
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Chapter4 Connect to a conference video software
4.1 Set the output mode of AI-Box1 to UVC or HDMI+UVC, then click the Video
output button
4.2 Launch a video software like Skype, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or other
similar software
4.3 Choose the video source to output camera images
Video Source Name: Lumens CamConnect Processor
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Chatper5 Microphone Settings
Please check the supported devices for the CamConnect Pro on the Lumens
website. Below are examples. Compatibility is not limited to these
Microphones.
Before AI-Box1 installation, third-party microphone systems may require
configuration in their software.
5.1 Sennheiser
When using TCC2 with CamConnect, please set and configure the channels on the
Sennheiser Control Cockpit software first. CamConnect is divided into 8 equal
parts according to Sennheiser’s horizontal angle of view. They correspond to
CamConnect Azimuth Angle 1 to 8.
If the forbidden area is enabled on the Sennheiser Control Cockpit software,
the corresponding position of CamConnect will also be affected. Example: If
the forbidden area is set to 0° to 60°, the audio signal from 0° to 45° of
CamConnect Array Azimuth 1 and 45° to 60° of Array Azimuth 2 will be ignored.
5.2 Shure
Suitable for large-area positioning when Shure Designer Automatic coverage is
On.
If more accurate positioning is required, it’s suggested to disable Automatic
coverage, adjust Gain value/Position manually, reduce beamforming angle, to
achieve more accurate positioning
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Chapter6 Troubleshooting
This chapter describes problems you may encounter while using AI-Box1. If you have questions,
please refer to related chapters and follow all the suggested solutions. If the problem still
occurred, please contact your distributor or the service center.
NO
Problems
Solutions
1. Check the power supply of camera or PoE power supply is stable.
1. Unable to search camera devices 2. Make sure the PC is connected to the
camera with the USB cable 3. Replace the cables and make sure they are not
faulty
No response from the microphone Please confirm that the microphone device is in Connect status
detection position
1.Make sure the Azimuth Angle settings in the CamConnect
When using with a Sennheiser
software include that angle position
3. microphone, no response at the 2.Make sure if the angle is set as the forbidden area on Sennheiser
specific angle
Control Cockpit software. Refer to 5 Microphone Settings for
details.
When setting camera preset
positions, if the microphone
Please refer to 2.1 Device Setting to enable the Setting mode
detects signals from other directions, it may cause the camera to move to other positions,
Once enabled, the microphone can receive signals, but it will not trigger the camera to the preset position
thus interrupting the setting
Please access to camera Webpage and go Network tab. Then, make sure if Multicast is deisnable. When Multicast is opened, the AI-Box1 would not be able to connect the camera.
5. Unable to connect camera.
1. Please check if you are using static IP. 6. Cannot upgrade firmware by
OTA.
Turn to DHCP and try update again.
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Chapter7 System Message
No
Warning message
Microphone cannot be found, please check Microphone
1
connection status and try to connect it again.
2 Connection Loss.
Camera connect failed, please check camera Resolution / FPS
3
settings or camera connection status
Action
Ensure that the microphone’s port has been typed correctly and check if the IP
address is on the same network as the AI Box.
You can also refer to the link below from Lumens website for more information
about the setup method with the compatible ceiling microphone.
https://www.mylumens.com/en/Downloads/3?id2=5&keyword=ai%20box&
keyword2=&pageSize=10&ord= The connection between the AI box and the
microphone has been lost. Please check if the microphone has been accidentally
turned off or if there is another network issue. You can refer to 3.1 Device –
Microphone Setting to check the microphone status. Check if the camera’s
resolution has been configured correctly with the AI Box. You can also try to
access the camera’s webpage to confirm its status such as network
connectivity. You can refer to 3.2 Device – Camera List to check resolution of
AI-Box1.
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