
the camera pan until that person is in view. This option is available only with a G7500
system using an EagleEye Producer camera.
▪
Frame Speaker
: The camera automatically locates and frames the active speaker. When
someone else starts speaking, the camera switches to that person.
Note: When you mute the local microphone, the camera tracking mode automatically
switches to
Frame Group
.
▪
Off
: Disables automatic tracking. You must handle all camera control manually.
3.
Select a
Tracking Speed
, which determines how quickly the camera frames new speakers and
participants.
The room environment can influence the tracking speed.
4.
Optional: Turn on the
Picture in Picture
setting.
This setting is available only with G7500 systems using an EagleEye Director II camera. When
enabled, a picture-in-picture window displays showing a wide angle of the room in addition to the
main window showing the primary speaker(s).
5.
Select
Save
.
Configure Video Input Settings
You can customize your video input settings, such as enabling connected cameras, adjusting camera
orientation, or specifying whether people or content display on connected monitors.
Note:
The system doesn’t display settings that don’t apply to your camera.
Procedure
1.
In the system web interface, go to
Audio/Video
>
Video Inputs
.
2.
Do one of the following:
▪ Go to
Input 1
to configure a
People
source.
▪ Go to
Input 2
to configure a
Content
source.
Each source has different settings. For example, a
People
source has pan, tilt, zoom, and near/far
camera control settings, while a
Content
source doesn’t.
3.
Configure the following settings:
Setting
Description
Input format
Specifies the source type of the device. This setting is
read-only unless the system doesn’t detect the device.
Name
Enter a name for the camera or device.
Model
Displays the type of device connected to the system.
Orientation
Specifies whether the display is oriented normally or
inverted (upside down).
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