Note:
The camera accepts PoE (Power over Ethernet) and can be powered either
by the ethernet connection or the mains power connection. Both can be connected
at the same time.
Note:
When powered by PoE, the camera may require more power than the PoE
standard provides by default. We recommend that you run the camera from a PoE
+ capable switch and manually increase the power available to the camera from
the switch control panel up to the PoE+ level of 25.5W.
IN---RS232---OUT
HD-SDI
GENLOCK
LAN
DC12V
To Network
The 1Gb/s ethernet connection can stream ITU-T H.264 and H.265.
Note:
To control the camera via the ethernet port, you must set the
SYSTEM
>
VISCA
setting in the on-screen menu to
OVER IP
.
Cabling for Control via Serial Port
You can either connect directly to a device that can control the camera
via serial VISCA, or add a serial-to-ethernet converter to connect to a
device that can control the camera via VISCA over IP.
To connect directly, connect the Serial Control Cable (included) between
the RS232 IN port and the serial VISCA device.
To use a serial-to-ethernet converter, connect the Serial Control Cable
(included) between the RS232 IN port and the converter (such as such as
the Moxa Nport
®
5150A available from Ross
®
). Connect the converter to
the same network as the device or DashBoard computer that controls the
camera.
The Moxa Nport
®
5150A is a serial to ethernet converter that allows
DashBoard and the switcher to connect to a serial device over ethernet,
but any serial to ethernet converter device can be used.
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