These chapters may be what you need:
1.
Set up the camera network: Page 9
This is the most important first step and the premise of everything.
2.
How to use top0 Camera Tool: Page 28
Manage multiple cameras with top0 Camera Tool. Includes low latency previews, network settings, Pan-
Tilt-Zoom controls, image/color/exposure settings, OSD menu controls, local recording controls, firmware
upgrades, saving configurations for each preset and more....
3.
Using the camera as a USB Webcam: Page 42
The T7E camera does not support connecting to a computer via USB, you can use some third-party tools to
use it as a virtual camera. Make it available in some apps like Zoom. But a better solution is to use an HDMI
or SDI capture card, they can get a lower latency experience.
4.
Connect Onvif PTZ Controller: Page 48
Having trouble connecting to the PTZ joystick of the Onvif protocol? You may need to pay attention to
some details such as: the Onvif port number of this camera is 81...
5.
The camera's LINE IN connection is a 3.5mm stereo unbalanced line level input that will not supply any
power. And the camera does not feature any amplifier or pre-amplifier capabilities. This determines that the
connected microphone must be battery powered, universal microphones are not acceptable.
6.
Using the local storage function: Page 54
T7E series cameras support U disk local storage, local recording directly without NVR. You need to make
sure the USB storage device is in FAT32 format, and then use top0 Camera Tool to control the recording
action.
7.
The T7E-NDI camera supports and has NDI activated. But in order for it to work perfectly, you have to pay
attention to some things like not using H.265 encoding....
Please note that the T7E-SDI camera does not include an NDI license. So all NDI
content in this book is only for the T7E-NDI camera.
Finally, if you have any questions, please feel free to contact top0 support team:
