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HV-100E User Manual

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2. INTERFACE INTRODUCTION

3. DIMENSION

1. Camera Lens

2. Position Fixed Hole

3. Tripod Screw Hole

4. LAN Interface

Figure 1.1 Product Interface

5.HDMI output Interface

6. USB3.0 Interface

7. Reset button

8. LAN-IN

9. RS232/ RS485

10. Power Interface

11. Power Indicator

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Summary of Contents for HV-100E

Page 1: ...User Manual HV 100E Educational Auto Tracking EPTZ Camera hameco www hameco eu...

Page 2: ...a mild detergent if needed Do not use strong or corrosive detergents to avoid scratching the lens and affecting the image 1 7 This product contains no parts which can be maintained by users themselves...

Page 3: ...2 IE Login 10 5 3 IE Preview 11 5 4 IEConfiguration 11 5 4 2 Video Configuration 12 5 4 3 Network Configuration 15 5 4 4 System Configuration 17 5 5 Logout 18 5 6 Configure Tracking Parameter 18 5 6 1...

Page 4: ...aptability The tracking performance is not affected by classroom s size shape or seats layout Ultra wide dynamic exposure function avoids the problem of darkening of tracking targets under strong ligh...

Page 5: ...www hameco eu HV 100E User Manual hameco 5 1 3 Mounting Brackets...

Page 6: ...FACE INTRODUCTION 3 DIMENSION 1 Camera Lens 2 Position Fixed Hole 3 Tripod Screw Hole 4 LAN Interface Figure 1 1 Product Interface 5 HDMI output Interface 6 USB3 0 Interface 7 Reset button 8 LAN IN 9...

Page 7: ...era is installed at place 1 6 2 1m from ground distance from panoramic lens to ground and the distance from the blackboard is 5 9m Teacher tracking camera should be installed near central axis of the...

Page 8: ...m Wiring The teaching tracking camera products provide a smart camera solution for education information field and customers can select all or some products as needed Different combinations of product...

Page 9: ...Local Area Connection Properties on computer select the Internet protocol version 4 TCP IPv4 as shown by picture on the left Double click or click the property Internet pro tocol version 4 TCP IPv4 t...

Page 10: ...ed of browser and click Enter button to enter into Web Client login page as below picture User can login as administrator and normal user If login as administrator Default User name Password admin use...

Page 11: ...tion network configuration and system configuration detailed description see the following table Menu Explanation Audio configure Including audio compressing format sampling frequency sampling precisi...

Page 12: ...lick Save it will remind Enable has changed Restart the device to take effect after the success of the save then please reboot the cam era to make new setting effect 5 4 2 Video Configuration 1 Video...

Page 13: ...lackboard code stream Protocol Set multicast protocol default RTP multicast TS multicast UDP unicast TCP unicast op tional Address Default 224 1 2 3 It can be edited Port Main Stream Default Port clos...

Page 14: ...ue fine tunable default 2 10 10 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...

Page 15: ...effect 6 Video output Output format can be checked by on off default off Output format 1080P30 1080P25 1080I60 1080I50 720P60 720P50 Click on the Save button it will be valid when display Save succes...

Page 16: ...ful 4 GB28181 Switch set whether open GB28181 can check Time Synchronization whether synchronization time is set you can check Stream Type stream type setting the default main stream secondary stream...

Page 17: ...ult time nits gov Valid after setting NTP server synchronization NTP Server Port Sets the NTP server port default 123 Valid after setting NTP server synchronization Set the time manually Effective whe...

Page 18: ...rtcut 6 Choose one of the above three ways The IP account and password of mode a are also restored to default 5 Restore factory setting Click on pop up Restore Factory Defaults button and choose yes o...

Page 19: ...figuration is shown in Figure 5 6 1 Figure 5 6 1 Operation interface 1 Click stop tracking 2 Preset setting of the platform The operation interface for setting the preset position is shown in Fig 5 6...

Page 20: ...mal tracking size of teacher s image in the picture uses Platform preset as a reference When tracking target disappears it can select close up lens to go back to platform preset 3 Panoramic preset set...

Page 21: ...rea It is the area tracked once close up lens start up tracking It is blackboard area on platform generally so as to ensure that when teacher is on platform his upper body is displayed within setting...

Page 22: ...5 6 5 Operation interface 7 Advanced settings Target lost This feature is to make sure that when the target lost lens will return to the assigned preset It has 2 modes for option panoramic preset and...

Page 23: ...ed It means speed of tracking camera for horizontal tracking Target lost time s It means how much time is required 0s by default for tracking camera to perform target lost action when target is lost d...

Page 24: ...faced to the students click Start no other configuration is needed 1 Click Stop tracking 2 Panoramic preset configuration The operation interface for setting the preset position is shown in Figure 5 6...

Page 25: ...oom or any position When tracking target disappears it can select to go back to panoramic position 3 Area settings ON show the mask area OFF hide the mask area 4 Mask area Mask area is usually the are...

Page 26: ...e Multi objective strategy When detects multi tragets can choose Close up or Panoramic Figure 5 6 12 Operation interface Detectability It means in student tracking mode how much the action range is re...

Page 27: ...The recording and broadcasting host sends command by LAN network port and controls automatic tracking motion of teacher tracking camera In auto tracking mode it does not allow control the pan rotation...

Page 28: ...hameco 28 Figure 6 2 1 Operation interface 2 Configuration of action code Modify action code as needed via web browser Click Advanced settings action code After modification click save as shown below...

Page 29: ...480 640 480 640 360 480 270 352 288 320 240 30 25 20 15 10 5fps YUY2 NV12 1920 1080 1280 720 1024 576 800 600 800 448 640 480 640 360 480 270 320 180 30 25 20 15 10 5fp USB3 can be compatible with US...

Page 30: ...1 Control Interface RS232 RS485 LAN Communication Protocol VISCA Pelco D Pelco P support baud rate 115200 38400 9600 4800 2400 Support VISCA Control Protocols Power Interface DC12V Other Parameter Inp...

Page 31: ...etimes a Check whether the video output cable or video display is normal 3 Video dithering when zoom in or zoom out a Check whether the camera installation position is solid b Whether there is shaking...

Page 32: ...ust be separately collected Consumers should contact their local authority or retailer for information concerning the correct disposal of their old appliance Copyright Notice All the contents of this...

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