Web Interface

You can connect to PTZ-12G+ over an IP network to configure them and to view live video.

This section describes how to connect to a camera, and describes the camera’s built-in web interface. It also provides information about viewing an RTSP video stream.

Topics include the following:

• “Connecting to the Web Interface”
• “Web Interface Features”
• “Viewing RTSP Video Stream”

Connecting to the Web Interface

You can connect to a camera via a network switch or router, or by connecting a network cable directly from the camera to your computer.

note

Network cable type must be CAT6 (minimum).

To connect via a network switch or router:

1. Connect a network cable between the camera and the network switch or router (Figure ??).

Figure 1 - Connecting over an IP Network

To connect directly, using a network cable:

1. Connect a network cable between the camera and your computer.

   

   Figure 2 - Connecting Directly using a Network Cable

2. Configure the IP address , Subnet mas k , and Default gateway on your computer so it is on the same network segment as the camera (Figure ??).

   tip

   The camera’s factory-set default IP address is 192.168.100.100 . Each device on the network must have a unique IP address.

Figure 3 - Configuring the IP Address, Subnet mask, and Default gateway

To Access the Web Interface:

1. In a web browser, navigate to the IP address of the camera.

   tip

   The factory-set default IP address is 192.168.100.100 . Each device on the network must have a unique IP address.

   The login window appears.

   

   Figure 4 - Login Window

2. Type a valid Username and Password , and then click the Login button.

   tip

   The default User n ame is admin . The default Password is 9999 . If this is the first login, you are prompted to change the password.

   The web interface appears (Figure ??).

   

   Figure 5 - Web Interface for a PTZ-12G + Camera

3. Note : Live video in the web interface is available only with NDI|HX disabled. For NDI|HX, you can use the NDI® Studio Monitor tool, which is part of a free NDI Tools package available through https://ndi.tv/tools.

Web Interface Features

This section describes the web interface for PTZ-12G+

It includes the following topics:

• “Login Window”
• “Live View Page”
• “Settings: Camera Page”
• “Audio Settings Page”
• “Stream Page”
• “System: Device”
• “System: Output”
• “System: Network”
• “System: Security”
• “System: Date & Time”
• “System: User”
• “System: Control”
• “Maintenance Page”
• “Maintenance: Reboot”
• “About Page”

L ogin Window

This section describes features available on the Login window (Figure ??).

Figure 6

Figure 25 - Login Window

Table 1

No.	Item	Function Descriptions
1	Username	Enter username (default: admin)
2	Password	Enter user password (default: 9999) If this is the first login, you are prompted to change the password, and the Edit Users page appears. For more information, see “System: User”.
5	Sign In button	Logs in to the web interface.

Live View Page

This section describes features available on the Live View page (Figure ??).

Figure 7 - Live View Page

Table 2

No	Item	Function Descriptions
1	Camera ID/ location	Displays the camera ID location, which can be customized.
2	Preview window	Shows live video from the camera. Note: Not available when NDI|HX2 or NDI|HX3 are enabled.
3	Preset setting	Type or select a preset number, and then do one of the following: To save the current camera position as the preset, click Store. To recall the preset, enter the preset number and select the circular arrow. Note: When PTZ Only is selected, only Pan/Tilt/Zoom are recalled. Exposure and white balance settings saved to the preset are ignored.
4	Pan / Tilt setting	Adjust the Pan/Tilt position of the camera.
5	Auto/Manual Focus	Switch to Auto /Manual Focus and adjust Focus in Manual Focus mode. Note: Use the +/- buttons to manually focus.
6	Zoom	Adjusts the zoom position of the camera lens.
	One Push AF	When Manual Focus Mode is On, select to perform one Auto Focus.
7	Camera Setting	Refer to “Settings: Camera Page” for relevant settings
8	Switch to Full Screen	Switches the preview window to full screen. Note: Not available when NDI|HX2 or NDI|HX3 are enabled.
9	Language	Supports English/Traditional Chinese/Simplified Chinese
10	Power button	Turns camera power On or places it in Standby mode.
11	Logout	Log out of the web UI.

Settings: Camera Page

This section describes features available on the Settings > Camera page (Figure ??).

Figure 8 - Settings > Camera Page

Table 3

No	Item	Function
1	PTZ	Pan/Tilt Limit: Enables / disables customized Pan and Tilt limits: Pan Right Limit — Limits movement to the right (0° to 170°) Pan Left Limit — Limits movement to the left (0° to -170°) Tilt Up Limit — Limits upward movement (0° to 90°) Tilt Down Limit — Limits downward movement (0° to -30°) Pan Flip: Inverts the joystick controls for the pan axis. Tilt Flip: Inverts the joystick control for the tilt axis. Preset Speed: Sets the preset recall speed. PTZ Speed Comp: When On, the Pan and Tilt velocity varies based on the Zoom position. When Zoom is Tele, the Pan and Tilt axes move more slowly. When Zoom is Wide, the Pan and Tilt axes move more quickly. Initial Position: Sets the camera lens to return to the last operated position (Last MEM) or the first preset position (1st Preset) after POWER ON. Tip: The first preset position is number 0. Motionless Preset: When the function is enabled, the screen freezes while a preset is being recalled. Freeze is released after preset is completed. D-Zoom Limit: Sets the maximum digital zoom limit (x1 - x12). This affects the range of the zoom slider on the Live View page. PTZ Motion Sync: When On, the velocity of the Pan, Tilt, and Zoom axes during preset recall are scaled to make them all arrive at their destinations simultaneously.
2	Focus	AF Sensitivity: Set automatic focus sensitivity Zoom Tracking: Maintains focus while zooming in or out in MF mode. When On, AF maintains focus as the camera zooms in/out. When Off, the camera enables curve tracking, where the focus is automatically corrected based on a calibration curve when the camera zooms. Note: When you change this setting, the video feed is temporarily interrupted. AF Frame: Auto Focus frame setting. When set to Center Frame, Auto Focus is based on the center of the screen. When set to Full Frame, Auto Focus is calculated based on the full screen. Auto Focus Settings for Optimal Performance: To prioritize people as subjects and minimize focus errors on background objects, complete the following: Set focus Mode to Auto Set AF Sensitivity to Middle Set AF Frame to Center Set Smart AF to On PTZ Assist: Initiates an auto focus operation when axes movement stops when in manual focus mode. Smart AF: Turn on this function and AF will mainly focus on the face. Note: Changing this setting causes a temporary interruption of video output.
3	Exposure	Mode: Select exposure mode (Full Auto/Shutter Priority/Iris Priority/ Manual). Exposure Comp. Level: Select exposure compensation level. Gain Level: The gain level is adjustable when the exposure mode is set to Manual. Iris: The size of aperture is adjustable when the exposure mode is set to Manual or Iris Priority. D-WDR: Set the level of Digital Wide Dynamic Range (D-WDR) in order to obtain better images. Set to Normal for Black Level Adjustment. Shutter Speed: The shutter speed is adjustable when the exposure mode is set to Manual or Shutter Priority. Smart AE: Enables/Disables Smart Auto Exposure, which automatically adjusts exposure to ensure the face is properly lit, preventing overexposure or underexposure. Available when Focus - SMART AF is on and Auto Exposure Mode is not set to Manual.
	Video	Picture Effect : Set picture effect, Off/Neg/Black and White 2D NR settings : 2D noise reduction settings 3D NR settings: 3D noise reduction settings Brightness : Brightness adjustment; Adjustable only when Image Mode is set to Custom. Gamma: Adjustable when Image Mode is set to Custom. Black: Adjusts the Black level in the picture when the Image mode is set to Custom. Options include: Auto (sets level automatically) Range from 0-10 Note: Every increment raises the black level. Use waveform monitor to view black levels and adjust accordingly. Note: This setting is accessible only when D-WDR is set to Normal. Hue: Adjustable when Image Mode is set to Custom Saturation : Saturation adjustment of the image; Adjustable only when Image Mode is set to Custom. Sharpness : Adjust the sharpness of the image Open Push: One push white balance adjustment. Only available when the white balance mode is set to One Push. Image Mode : Set to Custom to adjust image settings (brightness, gamma, hue, saturation, sharpness). Image Mode load : Click Default to reset picture settings to factory defaults. Gamma : Gamma Level adjustment; Adjustable only when Image Mode is set to Custom. White Balance: Select the white balance mode: Auto Indoor Outdoor One Push WB ATW Manual Sodium Lamp 3000 K 4300 K 5000 K 6500 K 8000 K Manual Red/Blue: Manually adjust red/blue color levels. Available only when White Balance mode is set to Manual.
5	Mirror	Mirror: Mirrors the image. Flip: Flips the image on the horizontal axis.
	IQ Sync	IQ Sync Leader: Sets the camera as the IQ Sync Leader. Select the + to add the Slave IP address of other cameras. Doing so synchronizes the Exposure and White Balance values of the host camera to any slave cameras added. Note: This option is available when Exposure and White Balance are set to Auto. Serial Output: Set IQ Sync data to be sent over a serial connection (when VISCA is set up in serial mode). IP Output: Set the destination IP addresses of the slave cameras. Follower IP: Input the follower cameras’ IP addresses. The + button will allow user to add more IP addresses when Serial is selected.

Audio Settings Page

This section describes features available on the Audio page (Figure ??).

Figure 9 - Audio Page

Table 4

No	Item	Function Descriptions
1	Audio Enable	Enables or disables the Audio Input port on the camera.
2	Audio Input setting type	Sets MIC In/Line In
3	Encode Type	AAC / G.711 Available with NDI|HX disabled.
4	Encode sample rate	Set Encode sample rate 48 KHz (AAC) 1 KHz (AAC) 16 KHz (AAC) 16 KHz (G.711) 8 KHz (G.711) Available with NDI|HX disabled.
		Audio Encode	IP Stream				HDMI Full NDI	SDI	USB 3.0
			RTSP	RTMP/RTMPS	MPEG-TS	SRT
		48 KHz(AAC)	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
		44.1 KHz(AAC)	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes
		16 KHz(AAC)	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes
		16 KHz(G.711)	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	No
		8 KHz(G.711)	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	No
5	Audio Volume	Adjusts Volume
6	Audio Delay	Turns on / off Audio Delay. Available with NDI|HX disabled.
7	Audio Delay Time (ms)	Set Audio Delay Time (-1~-500ms) Available with NDI|HX disabled.
8	Apply/ Cancel	Select Apply to save changes.

Stream Page

This section describes features available on the Stream page (Figure ??).

Figure 10 - Stream Page

There are 3 tabs within the stream page, they are:

• Stream Tab

• NDI Tab

• High Bandwidth NDI Tab

  Refer to the tables below for detailed overviews of each.

Stream Page > Stream Tab

Refer to the table below for the Stream tab options on the Stream page.

Figure 11 - Stream Tab

Table 5

Tab	No	Item	Function Descriptions
	1	Stream Type	Support types: MPEG-TS/RTMP/RTMPS/RTSP/SRT
			MPEG-TS Setting 1) Set MPEG-TS format. 2) Select Stream Source 1 or 2. 3) Enter the MPEG-TS IP address. 4) Enter port number, which must be set in the range above 1024 with a maximum value of 9999. IMPORTANT: Avoid using the following port numbers, as they are used by the camera: 3702, 5353, 8080, 9090, 8554, 8556, 8557, 52380, 52381. Available when the NDI|HX stream is disabled. MPEG-TS is supported only over UDP.
			RTMP/RTMPS Setting Copy the RTMP web address provided by the RTMP service platform and paste it to the RTMP URL to publish the camera images on the RTMP service platform. You must also enter the Stream Key, and optionally select the Require Password Authentication check box to input an Account and Password. Tip: Before you can start live streaming to YouTube, audio must be enabled. For more information, see “Settings: Audio Settings Page”). Note: RTMP and RTMPS are available with NDI|HX disabled.
			RTSP Setting Enable/Disable Multicast. It is suggested to enable Multicast when the number of users online watching the live image simultaneously is more than four. RTSP is available with NDI|HX disabled. RTSP Streaming 1 (4K@H.265)=> rtsp://camera IP:8554/hevc RTSP Streaming 2 (1080P@H.264)=> rtsp://camera IP:8557/h264 RTSP Streaming 3 (720P@H.264)=> rtsp://camera IP:8556/h264 If password authentication is enabled use the following: rtsp://Username:Password@Camera IP address:port/hevc rtsp://Username:Password@Camera IP address:port/h264
			SRT Setting 1) Set the field of SRT and then check the item to open SRT streaming. After the SRT streaming is opened, it will be connected automatically upon startup. 2) Select the Connection Mode as either Caller or Listener. 3) Enter the URL and port number, which must be set in the range above 1024 with a maximum value of 9999. IMPORTANT: Avoid using the following port numbers, as they are used by the camera: 8554, 8556, 8557, 8080. 4) Enter the Stream ID. 5) Delay time is for 20 to 8000 microseconds. The default value is 120 microseconds SRT is available when the NDI|HX stream is disabled.
	2	Enable Multicast	Enable Multicast when more than 4 users online watch the image simultaneously.
	3	Require Password Authentication	If password authentication is enabled, the RTSP connection address is as follows: RTSP Streaming 1: rtsp://Username:Password@VC IP address:port/hevc RTSP Streaming 2/ 3 rtsp://Username:Password@VC IP address:port/h264
	4	Stream 1/2/3 Parameter Settings	Click a Stream tab to configure the associated RTSP video stream. Note: The Stream tabs are available only when Settings > Configuration > Output Source is set to HDMI + Streaming. Streams are available when NDI|HX is turned off. For information about settings on each Stream tab, see “Stream Page”. Stream 1 Functions Encode Format: H.265 Resolution: 4K Frame Rate: Setting according to the supported resolution Bit Rate (kbps): 2,000~20,000 Range, 15,000 Factory Default Rate Control: CBR/VBR IP Ratio: Setting according to the supported resolution Stream 2 Functions Encode Format: H.266 Resolution: 1080p/720p/1080i Frame Rate: Setting according to the supported resolution Bit Rate (kbps): 2,000~20,000 Range, 7,500 Factory Default Rate Control: CBR/VBR IP Ratio: Setting according to the supported resolution Stream 3 Functions Encode Format: H.266 Resolution: 640x360 Frame Rate: Setting according to the supported resolution Bit Rate (kbps): 512~5,000 Range, 1,000 Factory Default Rate Control: CBR/VBR IP Ratio: Setting according to the supported resolution
	5	Enable Stream	Enables / Disables the streaming channel. This setting is available with NDI|HX disabled.

Stream Page > NDI Tab

Refer to the table below for the NDI tab options on the Stream page.

Figure 12 - Stream: NDI Tab

Table 6

Tab	No	Item	Function Descriptions
	1	Camera ID	The camera ID, which can be set in the System> Device page.
	2	Camera Location	The camera location, which can be set in the System > Device page.
	3	Group Name	The group name can be modified here and set with Access Manager - Receive in NDI Tool If no group is assigned, the machine belongs to Public. As the default of Access Manager includes Public, Studio Monitor can discover this machine. If a group is assigned, but this group is not added into Access Manager, Studio Monitor cannot discover this machine. If a group is assigned and this group is added into Access Manager, Studio Monitor can discover this machine. Note: The name can contain commas (,) to distinguish different groups Example: “default, 123, abc” means this machine belongs to three groups at the same time (default / 123 / abc)
	4	NDI|HX	Modify the NDI|HX connection by selecting HX2, HX3 or Off. Note: Enabling NDI|HX will disable Streamed video. Note: When NDI|HX is On, the Group Name text box appears. The default setting is Public, which leaves the stream exposed to anyone with access to the network. To set a unique group name, create the same group name in NDI Tools > NDI Access Manager.
	5	Encode Format	Encode format is reported here and is always H.264/Resolution/FrameRate.
	6	Genlock Source	NDI Genlock synchronizes multiple NDI sources (video streams) by creating a “genlock clock” attached to any NDI sender on the network. This ensures that all NDI streams are correctly timed with each other.
	7	Multicast	Enable Multicast when more than 4 users online watch the image simultaneously. IP Setting — Configures the device with the multicast IP address to receive multicast traffic. Netmask — Defines the network portion of the multicast IP addres.
	8	Discovery Server	Facilitates the automatic detection of the camera on the network. Server IP — specifies the address of the server managing camera discovery
	9	Apply/Cancel	Select Apply to save changes.

Stream Page > High Bandwidth NDI Tab

Refer to the table below for the High Bandwidth NDI tab options on the Stream page.

Figure 13 - Stream: High Bandwidth NDI Tab

Table 7

Tab	No	Item	Function Descriptions
	1	On/Off	Enable / Disable High Bandwidth NDI.
	2	Camera ID	Displays ID according to System Settings > Device settings.
	3	Location	A separate label to the Location set on the System > Device page, unique to the High bandwidth NDI.
	4	Group Name	Set the NDI group or groups for the NDI stream. To view the NDI stream, the group must also be added by Access Manager in the NDI Tools. If no group is assigned, the machine belongs to Public. As the default of Access Manager includes Public, Studio Monitor can discover this machine. If a group is assigned, but this group is not added into Access Manager, Studio Monitor cannot discover this machine. If a group is assigned and this group is added into Access Manager, Studio Monitor can discover this machine. Note: The name can contain commas (,) to distinguish different groups Example: “default, 123, abc” means this machine belongs to three groups at the same time (default / 123 / abc)
	5	DHCP	IP setting for High Bandwidth NDI.
	6	Multicast	Enable Multicast when more than 4 users online watch the image simultaneously. IP Setting — Configures the device with the multicast IP address to receive multicast traffic. Netmask — Defines the network portion of the multicast IP address. Time to Live — Number of seconds to live.
	7	Discovery Server	Check to enter the Server IP address

System: Device

This section describes features available on the System: Device page (Figure ??).

Figure 14 - System: Device Page

Table 8

No	Item	Function Descriptions
1	Camera ID	Set the camera name • Camera names are limited to 1 - 12 characters • Characters are limited to uppercase and lowercase letters or numbers. Slashes (/), spaces, and special symbols are not allowed.
2	Location	Modify the location of the camera, such as Room 1 • Camera location is limited to 1 - 12 characters • Characters are limited to uppercase and lowercase letters or numbers. Slashes (/), spaces, and special symbols are not allowed.
3	Apply/Cancel	Select Apply to save changes.

System: Output

This section describes features available on the System: Output page (Figure ??).

Figure 15 - System: Output Page

Table 9

No	Function	Function Descriptions
1	Resolution	Set the resolution of the camera After switching the resolution, the camera will restart. Please refresh the browser
2	Output Source	Choices vary depending on whether NDI|HX is enabled in the Stream->NDI|HX page. When NDI|HX is enabled, options are HDMI+NDI and HDMI + UVC. When NDI|HX is disabled, options are HDMI + Streaming and HDMI + UVC Tip: NDI HX option is available in Output Source when selecting 2160p/59.94 or 2160p/50. Setting output to HDMI + UVC will disable streaming and NDI|HX. UVC output only supports resolutions of 2160p/29.97 or lower.
3	HDMI Format	Select YUV422 / YUV420 / RGB YUV420 is only available for 2160p at 59.94 and 50 fps.
4	UVC	Note: The UVC tab is available only when Settings > Configuration > Output Source is set to HDMI + UVC. Encode (Codec) Format: 2160p 29.97 / 25 fps — H.264 Less than 1080p (inclusive) — H.264/MPEG Note: For 2160p resolution, UVC is supported for only a frame rate of 29.97 fps or lower.
5	Overlay	Set the stream to display “date and time” or “custom content” and to display location at two positions in the frame: Top Left Top Right Displays over SDI video output but not HDMI.
	Apply/Cancel	Select Apply to save changes.

System: Network

This section describes features available on the System page (Figure ??).

Figure 16 - System Page

Table 10

Tab	No	Item	Function Descriptions
Network
	1	DHCP	Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. A network management protocol used to automatically assign IP addresses and other network configuration parameters (such as subnet mask, default gateway, DNS servers, etc.) to devices on a network. Change of setting is available when DHCP function is disabled.
	2	IP Address	IP Address for camera when DHCP is disabled.
	3	Netmask	Defines the range of IP addresses within the same network
	4	Gateway	Sets the Gateway of the camera.
	5	DNS	DNS — IP address of the DNS server
	6	MAC Address	A MAC (Media Access Control) address is a unique identifier assigned to network-connected devices. It consists of a 12-digit number in hexadecimal format. This identifier is embedded in your device's Network Interface Card (NIC) during manufacturing, ensuring each device on a network can be uniquely identified.
	7	HTTP Port	Set HTTP port. The default Port value is 80. Note: Must be 80 or greater than 1024 and not 3702, 5353, 8080, 8554, 8556, 8557, 52380, 52381.
	8	HTTPS Port	Set HTTPS port. The default Port value is 81. Note: HTTPS Port must be set to 81 or greater than 1024 and can't use 3702, 5353, 8080, 8554, 8556, 8557, 52380, 52381.
	9	Apply/ Cancel	Select Apply to save changes made.
Tracking Data Output
	1	Enable	When enabled, the camera will send PTZ position information using the FreeD protocol to the provided IP address and port.
	2	Serial Output	For serial FreeD data, the protocol must be set to VISCA with a baud rate of 38400 using the System > Control page.
	3	IP Output	Send the FreeD data to the Destination IP address and Port set below.
	4	Destination IP & Port	Enter the destination IP address and port Note: When Tracking Data Output is enabled, the camera performance may be affected. Note: There is no warning if multiple devices are streaming FreeD data to the same IP address and port. Tracking Data Output port must be set greater than 1024 and can't use 3702, 5353, 8080, 8554, 8556, 8557, 52380, 52381
	5	Apply/ Cancel	Select Apply to save changes.

System: Security

This section describes features available on the System: Security page (Figure ??).

Figure 17 - System: Security Page

Table 11

Function Descriptions
Enable/Disable 802.1x Protocol. Other settings can be changed when Enable is set. Note: For the activation and modification of settings, it is necessary for the network to have support for the IEEE 802.1X protocol and to be configured for Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP).

System: Date & Time

This section describes features available on the System: Date & Time page (Figure ??).

Figure 18 - System: Date & Time Page

Table 12

No	Item	Function Descriptions
1	Time in Camera	Displays Date and Time currently set.
2	Time Setting	Set Manually or Automatically.
3	Date/Hours/Minutes/ Seconds	Manually enter the date and time.
4	Apply/Cancel	Select Apply to save changes.

System: User

This section describes features available on the System: User page (Figure ??).
This allows you to add user accounts and assign permissions to them.

Figure 19 - System: User Page

Table 13

No	Item	Function Descriptions
1	Edit/Delete User	Select Edit to open the Edit User Page: Note: Select the check box beside the row you wish to edit or delete before selecting Edit. User Name Administrator Password: Provide the password of any Administrator account on the camera to authorize the change. New Password: Provide the new password for the user. Confirm Password Authorization Mode: Determines what permissions are assigned to the user - see Authorization Mode in item 3 below. Note: Passwords cannot contain special characters and must be between 4 and 32 characters in length.
2	User Name	Shows all authorized users. Use the + to add a new user or Edit button to edit an existing user. Note: Use only letters and numbers. No symbols.
3	Authorization Mode	All authorization modes can view live video (available with NDI|HX disabled.). Viewer — can view live video. Operator — can view live video and modify operational settings but not system and network settings. Administrator — can view live video, modify all settings and manage users.
4	+ (Add user)	Select + to add a new user. A page will open to let you set the User Name, Password and Authorization mode for the new user.

System: Control

This section describes features available on the System: Control page (Figure ??).

Figure 20 - System: C ontrol Page

Table 14

No	Item	Function Descriptions
1	Control Port	Control Port is only used when cameras are connected using serial cables (RS-232 or RS-422).
2	Baud Rate	Choose the transmission speed of the control signal. VISCA typically uses 9600 baud.
3	Protocol	VISCA / Pelco D Note: To control PTZ-12G+ cameras using the DashBoard PTZ Camera Control Plugin, Protocol must be set to VISCA.
4	VISCA Address	The camera ID address 0 ~ 7 can be assigned. Note: The VISCA Address for serial has no impact on IP VISCA.
5	Pelco D Address	The camera ID address 1 ~ 255 can be assigned.
6	Tally Lamp	Enable/Disable Tally Lamp
7	Tally CMMD Mode	Impacts how the camera handles tally commands from a VISCA controller. Use normal operation, unless otherwise specified by the controller software manufacturer. Normal: option should be used when connecting DashBoard to the camera.
8	Apply/Cancel	Select Apply to save changes.

Maintenance Page

This section describes features available on the M aintenance page (Figure ??).

Figure 21 - Maintenance Page

Table 15

Number	Item	Function Description
1	Click here to check the latest firmware	This link will take you to the Ross website where you can check for the latest available firmware. The currently running version can be found on the About page in the camera web UI.
2	Firmware Update	Click in the text field to open a browser that will let you navigate to the correct firmware file. Select Upgrade to update the firmware. Note: Update takes about 2 - 3 minutes Important: Do not operate or turn off the power of the device during the update to avoid firmware update failure
3	Factory Reset	All Network Settings reset to DHCP including High Bandwidth NDI & FreeD. Users — Removed Admin — Set to default password Camera ID — No change Location — Default NDI Group — Default High Band NDI — Default Output Resolution — Default VISCA Address — No change Overlay — Default
4	Setting Profile	Save and load camera settings from file.
5	Error Log	If the camera encounters errors, an error code log will be established.
6	Clear	When an error code appears, please try to click Clear to make sure whether the issue has occurred repetitively.

Maintenance: Reboot

This section describes features available on the Maintenance > Reboot page (Figure ??).

Figure 22 - Maintenance > Reboot Page

Table 16

Number	Item	Function Descriptions
1	Reboot	Reboots the PTZ camera.
2	Disable	Disable the reboot settings.
3	Daily Reboot	Set the daily reboot time. Note: Daily reboot only available when Time Setting on the System > Date & Time page is set to Synchronized with SNTP server.
4	Timed Reboot	Select Timed Reboot to reboot the camera at regular intervals.
5	Apply/Cancel	Select Apply to save changes.

About Page

This section describes features available on the About page (Figure ??).

Figure 23 - About Page

Table 17

No	Item	Function Descriptions
1	Manufacturer	Displays the manufacturer name.
2	Model Name	Displays the device model name.
3	Firmware Version	Displays the firmware version installed on the camera.
4	Detail Information	Displays list of individual firmware components included in the installed firmware version.
5	MAC Address	A MAC address is a unique identifier assigned to network-connected devices. It consists of a 12-digit number in hexadecimal format.
6	Serial No.	Displays the camera serial number.
7	Uptime	Displays the amount of time since the last power cycle.

Viewing RTSP Video Stream

important

NDI|HX2 or HX3 must be disabled to use this setting.
High Bandwidth NDI can be used at the same time as video streaming.

You can view this video output in an RTSP-compatible playback application such as VLC media player.

To view the RTSP stream in VLC media player:

1. In the camera’s web interface, navigate to Settings > Outp ut .

2. Set the resolution.

3. Set the Output Sourc e to HDMI + Streaming .

4. Navigate to S trea m .

   The Video page appears (Figure ??).

   

   Figure 24 - St ream Page

5. Configure settings for each video stream (1, 2, 3), as required

6. In VLC media player, open a network stream, and specify the URL for the stream:

   • Stream 1 — Main Streaming (@H.265) — rtsp:// camera_IP :8554/hevc
   • Stream 2 — Sub1 Streaming (@H.264) — rtsp:// camera_IP :8557/h264
   • Stream 3 — Sub2 Streaming (@H.264) — rtsp:// camera_IP :8556/h264
   note

   In the paths listed above, replace camera_IP with the IP address of the PTZ camera.

   Figure ?? and Figure ?? show how to open a network stream and specify the URL for Stream 1 , based on a camera with an IP address of 192.168.4.48 .

Figure 25 - Opening a Network Stream in VLC Media Player

Figure 26 - Specifying a Stream URL in VLC Media Player

Specifications

Table 18

Item	Specification
Image Sensor	1/1.8 inch, 9.17Mpixel, RS CMOS
Video Output	HDMI : V2.0 4K 60p
	Ethernet, USB3.0
	3G-SDI, 12G-SDI: 4K 60p
IP Stream	HEVC: 4K 60p NDI & RTSP
	H.264: 640X360 29.97fps NDI
	H.264: 1080p59.94fps RTSP
	H.264: 640X360 29.97fps RTSP
Video Output	Ethernet / 12G-SDI / 3G-SDI / HDMI2.0 / USB 3.0
Video Output connections	HDMI2.0 X1, BNC X2
Optical Zoom	30x
Digital Zoom	12x
Horizontal Viewing Angle	63° (Wide) to 3.7° (Tele)
Vertical Viewing Angle	35.4° (Wide) to 2.1° (Tele)
Panning speed	0.01°~300°/sec
Panning Angle	+170° ~ -170°
Tilting Angle	+90° ~ -30°
Tilting Speed	0.01°~300°/sec
Lens Focal length	6.5mm ~ 202mm
Lens Aperture	F1.6 @ 6.5mm ~ F4.8 @ 202mm
Shutter Speed	1/1 ~ 1/10,000 sec
Minimum Object Distance	1.5m (Wide / Tele)
Minimum Illumination	0.05 lux (F1.6, 50IRE, 30fps)
Video S/N Ratio	>50dB
Focus System	Auto, Manual, Smart AF
Gain Control	Auto / Manual
White Balance	Auto / Manual
Exposure Control	Auto / Manual / Smart AE
Digital WDR	Yes
3D NR	Yes
Image Flip	Yes
Preset position memories	256 (on-board)
	Unlimited with DashBoard or SmartShell control system
Audio Compression Format	IP: G.711, USB: PCM
Control Protocols	VISCA / VISCA IP / PELCO-D / NDI / UVC/ UAC
Serial Control	RS-232 or RS-422
Tally Indicator	Yes: Front
PoE	High Power PoE++ (IEEE802.3bt)
Network Streaming Protocols	Full NDI / NDI|HX3 / NDI|HX2 / RTSP / RTMP / RTMPS / MPEG-TS / SRT
Video Compression types	HEVC/ H.265: 2160p 60
	H.264: 2160p 30
	MPEG: 1080p 30
Audio Input	Line In/MIC In, 3.5mm x1
IR Pass-through	No
IR Receiver	Yes
IR Remote Control	Yes
IQ Sync	Yes
Color Space	Standard
Genlock	VBS, TLS
AR/VR data out	FreeD, IP or Serial data
Storage temperature	–20°C to +60°C (-4°F to 140°F)
Operating temperature	0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
Power Consumption	DC: ≦31W ，PoE++: ≦33W
Weight	6.6 lbs. (3 kg)
Dimensions	9.1" x 7.4" x 7.4"
	(232 x 188 x 189mm)