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Lighting and Image Quality Quick Reference

Here are some tips for using the color settings for lighting and image quality.

What do you need to correct?

Make this adjustment:

The image is too dark

Increase Iris (lower F-stop value)

Increase Iris Gain

The image looks washed out or faded

Decrease Iris (higher F-stop value)

Decrease Iris Gain

Increase Chroma

Decrease Gamma

The subject is silhouetted against a bright
background

Enable Backlight Compensation

Small sources of bright light (point sources) make it
hard to see details in areas with less intense
lighting.

Enable Point Light Compensation

Highlights and shadows look right, but mid-tones
are too dark.

Increase Gamma

Shadows are too dark

Enable Wide Dynamic Range (WDR)

Decrease Gamma

The image looks grainy

Decrease Detail

Decrease Iris Gain

"Soft focus" effect; the image looks unrealistically
smooth

Increase Detail

Complete Manual for EasyIP Systems

Summary of Contents for 999-60210-000

Page 1: ...Complete Manual for EasyIP Systems Featuring the EasyIP Decoder EasyIP Mixer and EasyIP Cameras Document 411 0041 35 Rev D July 2020...

Page 2: ...5 EasyIP 20 AV over IP PTZ Camera 6 A Quick Look at the EasyIP Family 7 EasyIP Decoder 7 Front View 7 Back View 7 EasyIP Mixer 8 Front View 8 Back View 8 EasyIP 10 Camera 9 Front View 9 Back View 9 Ea...

Page 3: ...Operation Operator s Pages 29 EasyIP Mixer Basic Operation Operator s Pages 29 System Administration All Devices 29 System Behaviors and Operation 30 Maintenance and Troubleshooting 30 System Administ...

Page 4: ...62 Working with Video EasyIP Decoder 64 Working with Video EasyIP Mixer 65 Working with the EasyIP Mixer s Video Inputs 65 Configuring the EasyIP Mixer s Video Output 66 Working with Graphics EasyIP...

Page 5: ...rmware Update for an EasyIP Microphone 95 Rebooting the Device 96 Using the Camera s Remote Control 97 Quick Reference 97 IR Remote Details 98 Storing a Preset Using the Remote 98 Clearing a Preset Us...

Page 6: ...uthenticate 129 camera comm host 129 streaming settings get 130 network settings get 130 Control and Power Commands 131 trigger 131 camera standby 131 system standby 132 Maintenance and Troubleshootin...

Page 7: ...149 System and Power issues 149 Camera 150 Audio 151 Status Indicator Light 151 Correct a Camera Motor Calibration Error 151 Restoring Factory Default Settings 153 Contacting Vaddio Technical Support...

Page 8: ...00 worldwide n EasyIP Mixer AV switcher 999 60320 000 worldwide n EasyIP 10 AV over IP PTZ camera 999 30200 000 black worldwide EasyIP 10 AV over IP PTZ camera 999 30200 000W white worldwide n EasyIP...

Page 9: ...omponent of a basic EasyIP installation Its functions include n Video pair with up to four cameras at a time control the active camera via web interface and decode the camera s AV over IP signal n Aud...

Page 10: ...network to provide control and manage streaming n Enterprise class IT administrative capabilities with full web controls for remote management EasyIP 10 Camera Features n 2 14 Megapixel effective nat...

Page 11: ...type A to type B 6 ft 1 8 m n Cat 5e cable 3 ft 0 9 m n 4 position Phoenix type connector n Half rack mounting kit n Quick Start Guide EasyIP Mixer AV Switcher Worldwide 999 60320 000 The box should c...

Page 12: ...n Camera black or white n Vaddio IR Remote Commander n Thin Profile Wall Mount with mounting hardware n Cat 5e cable 10 ft 3 m n Quick Start Guide Caution When lifting or moving a camera always suppor...

Page 13: ...n Camera black or white n Vaddio IR Remote Commander n Thin Profile Wall Mount with mounting hardware n Cat 5e cable 10 ft 3 m n Quick Start Guide Caution When lifting or moving a camera always suppor...

Page 14: ...lluminated Normal operation n Off No power to the device n Blinking Error IP Address button Press to display the decoder s IP address in its USB stream Dimensionally enhanced logo badge We have spared...

Page 15: ...ce has power Blinks to indicate an error condition Press the button to reboot the device n Dimensionally enhanced logo badge The same lustrous bit of tactile interest that you know and love from other...

Page 16: ...remote Status light Multi colored LED that indicates the camera s current state n Blue Camera is active n Purple Standby mode or booting n Yellow Firmware update is in progress n Blinking red Video m...

Page 17: ...e Standby mode or booting n Yellow Firmware update is in progress n Blinking red Video mute is on UC color scheme Back View n Network PoE RJ 45 connector Connect to a powered port on the PoE switch n...

Page 18: ...IP products are for indoor use Do not install these products outdoors or in a humid environment without the appropriate protective enclosure Caution Do not install or operate any EasyIP product if it...

Page 19: ...bles for Vaddio products do not use pass through RJ 45 connectors Incorrectly crimped pass through connectors can damage the connectors on the product which will void your warranty Intact will make re...

Page 20: ...ng a cable to the wrong port or using the wrong pin out can result in equipment damage and will void the warranty EasyIP Mixer RS 232 connector pin out n Pin 1 Not used n Pin 2 Not used n Pin 3 Not us...

Page 21: ...ot used n Pin 5 Not used n Pin 6 GND n Pin 7 RXD to TXD of host device n Pin 8 TXD from RXD of host device Communication parameters Parameter Value Communication Speed 9600 or 38400 baud selectable St...

Page 22: ...recommends making all connections while the PoE switch is turned off If no PoE switch is used a mid span PoE power injector sold separately is required for each EasyIP device Caution Do not connect t...

Page 23: ...ing device and HDMI content source A PoE switch provides power and network connectivity to the EasyIP products If no PoE switch is used a mid span PoE power injector sold separately is required for ea...

Page 24: ...he PIP source while another EasyIP camera provides the main video connect the EasyIP 20 camera s HDMI output to the EasyIP Mixer s HDMI In port This camera can provide the PIP when any paired EasyIP c...

Page 25: ...amera wall mount to a 2 gang wall box or directly to the drywall n If you mount it to drywall use the wall anchors provided with the wall mount n If you mount it to a wall box use the cover plate scre...

Page 26: ...ostled or bumped while it is connected to power it may require a pan tilt reset About Ceiling Mounted Cameras If you use an inverted mount set the camera s Image Flip mode ON for inverted operation Th...

Page 27: ...amera s status light turns blue the camera is ready to accept control information n The EasyIP Mixer s power light in the Reset button illuminates immediately when power is connected The device s web...

Page 28: ...ve controls are not available Initial device set up includes setting the password for the admin account and may include additional tasks Note Because restoring factory defaults returns the product to...

Page 29: ...ce Controller makes your tasks easier n Easily scan your network for Vaddio devices no more complicated procedures for discovering devices IP addresses n Following the scan select a device and exit st...

Page 30: ...oducts you need to work with for example connect both to the same PoE switch 2 Go to the touch panel s Configuration page and select Scan You will need to enter the Vaddio Device Controller s PIN to a...

Page 31: ...dvanced and specify the appropriate portion of the network to scan your computer may be on a different subnet from the EasyIPEasyIP equipment 3 In the list of equipment that the scan discovers locate...

Page 32: ...owsers will respond with different messages and options Your browser will probably present a message indicating one of these things n The connection is not private n The site is not secure n The site...

Page 33: ...he EasyIP device is identified by its model name as an available capture device or video source The video output is blue or black until a camera or other video source is configured 3 Press the button...

Page 34: ...up the directory To discover a camera s IP address from an EasyIP Mixer 1 Go to the Video Inputs page 2 If the system is already in service and you need to discover a paired camera s IP address or ac...

Page 35: ...with the site s network specialist to configure the Luxul switch Time zone Set the device to the appropriate time zone to ensure that timestamps in the event log are accurate See Specifying Time Zone...

Page 36: ...st or user n All operator pages provide access to mute standby video switching and camera pan tilt control functions n On the Home page you can also work with keying PIP and camera presets n The Audio...

Page 37: ...Devices EasyIP Decoder or EasyIP Mixer USB and IP streaming settings Streaming EasyIP Decoder or EasyIP Mixer Maintenance and Troubleshooting Access level admin Do these things on the affected device...

Page 38: ...cess SECURITY PAGE The Account Passwords and Web Server areas of the Security page provide basic security for the web interface n Admin password Required for access to the admin pages of the web inter...

Page 39: ...n Enable Telnet access When selected the device accepts Telnet connections Default security related settings n HTTP access is disabled n Telnet access is disabled n Device discovery is enabled Note Co...

Page 40: ...list to configure the PoE switch Refer to Luxul s manual for the switch Specifying Time Zone and NTP Server NETWORKING PAGE Using automatic NTP updating on each device ensures that the timestamps in t...

Page 41: ...s Web Interface ROOM LABELS PAGE The information you enter on this page is displayed on every page of the device s web interface You may also wish to specify what appears on the device s browser tab...

Page 42: ...Cameras are paired to the EasyIP Decoder if they are in its directory Cameras may be paired to two host devices Status indications tell you whether each camera is currently available n Disconnected Th...

Page 43: ...to the selected camera After you submit the correct admin password for the camera the Input Pairing box shows its status as Connected 5 Select Done to save the pairing and return to the main Director...

Page 44: ...evices Status indications tell you whether each camera is currently available n Disconnected The camera is currently unavailable or the input is not paired to a camera n Unauthenticated A camera is pa...

Page 45: ...devices more than one person can control the camera at any given time This can result in unexpected camera behavior 4 Authenticate to the selected camera If this is not successful select the camera s...

Page 46: ...amera 1 Do one of these things to open the Input Pairing dialog box o EasyIP Decoder On the Directory page select the Edit icon pencil for the input to unpair o EasyIP Mixer On the Video Inputs page g...

Page 47: ...ubnets Your computer must be on the same subnet as the Dante devices you need to work with n Default device names and IP addresses shown in Dante Controller do not match the corresponding information...

Page 48: ...the subnet that your computer is on 2 From the main Network View select Device Device View The Device View window opens Note that EasyIP Mixer devices will show the IP address of the Dante chip not de...

Page 49: ...a transmitter In this screen shot the receiver Speaker is routed to Dante output 1 of the device ChrisE2x1 The transmitter Table a tabletop microphone is routed to the device s Dante input 1 To renam...

Page 50: ...EasyIP Mixer has four Dante input channels it is limited to two transmit flows and two receive flows We will need to combine the four microphone channels into two flows About Channels and Flows n A c...

Page 51: ...ect Device Device View and go to the Transmit tab 2 Select the Multicast icon labeled 1 in this screen shot from our engineering team 3 Select the output from the host device In this case we re using...

Page 52: ...microphones but without the cable In the screen shot below locate the microphones in the Dante Receivers column Each receives its AEC reference from the Mix Output 1 channel that we set up as a multic...

Page 53: ...microphone originating the signal that will pass through and select the box where they intersect 3 Find the rows for the host device s Dante inputs In this example it s Mix Input 1 through Mix Input 4...

Page 54: ...ive video input Video Switching Streaming settings Streaming Speaker and microphone settings Audio Set cameras to go to standby mode when the decoder goes to standby mode User Interface Programmable b...

Page 55: ...r or EasyIP Mixer as the video capture device The device streams video from the currently selected video input Configuring USB Streaming STREAMING PAGE These settings affect how the EasyIP system work...

Page 56: ...e conferencing application that you use you may need to change the USB stream format The Client Custom enables far end camera control when used with the Zoom soft client Use the default UVC Compliant...

Page 57: ...om s speakers n Dante Up to four network connected microphones or other audio inputs and up to four speakers or other audio outputs Use the Dante Controller application to pair Dante devices to the Ea...

Page 58: ...elpful Note For best performance with most computers we recommend setting the USB Record volume high Note Because Dante audio components connect to the network unexpected behavior can occur This can b...

Page 59: ...peaker feeds the far end audio into the room This signal also goes to the audio processor as the reference that needs to be canceled 2 The audio processor inverts the signal and sends it to the microp...

Page 60: ...c conference To correct this Do this Reverberant room From the Easy PEQ menu select Reverberant Room Noisy environment From the Easy PEQ menu select Ambient Noise to reduce gain in the frequencies abo...

Page 61: ...ar the person who is speaking Enable Speech Lift and select the microphone closest to the person who is speaking The signal from the selected microphone goes to the speakers in the room Analog and Mat...

Page 62: ...low frequency background noise such as heating air conditioning systems that the microphones pick up Enable Highpass Filter and specify the lowest frequency for the microphone to pick up Analog tab pe...

Page 63: ...o Dante Interface Application from the microphone s product page on legrandav com The Vaddio Dante Interface Application provides access to the microphone s adjustments In the event that Vaddio releas...

Page 64: ...ustments and settings are the same as for the EasyMic family CeilingMIC and TableMIC microphones Presentation Adjustments You may need to adjust the microphones for the participants To accomplish this...

Page 65: ...Reverberant Room Noisy environment From the Easy PEQ menu select Ambient Noise to reduce gain in the frequencies above and below the normal speech range Participants may be seated beyond the micropho...

Page 66: ...reduce the dynamic range from the connected speaker If some people on the far end are inaudible while others are too loud check the Compressor box To adjust for more natural sound Use the equalizer t...

Page 67: ...om the connected speakers Compensate for specific audio issues on the far end Use the equalizer settings for the analog outputs to attenuate specific frequency ranges This can help if the far end audi...

Page 68: ...bly behind the audio in the USB stream check the Delay box for the appropriate channel and enter a delay value in milliseconds Right and left channels may require different delay settings Delay can al...

Page 69: ...Locate the row representing the audio input and the column representing the desired output Select the table cell where the desired row and column intersect Example In the screen shot below n The auto...

Page 70: ...een input and output crosspoint gain To adjust crosspoint gain between any input and the output to which it is routed right click the table cell in the matrix to open a gain control 63 Complete Manual...

Page 71: ...includes more than one camera or other video input the Video Switching page lets you select which video input is active This page also presents the camera controls that would be available from the inp...

Page 72: ...r to and control EasyIP cameras on the network n Video Outputs Manage HDMI output settings PIP and keying Working with the EasyIP Mixer s Video Inputs VIDEO INPUTS PAGE The web interface provides a co...

Page 73: ...inputs one or the other must be the HDMI input However if an EasyIP 20 is connected to the EasyIP Mixer s HDMI In port both the PIP and the main image will be video from EasyIP cameras See Basic Conne...

Page 74: ...orner of the canvas coordinates 0 0 3 Select the desired mask type alpha luma chroma or opaque 4 Drag the image to the desired location on the canvas or enter the desired offset from top left 5 After...

Page 75: ...phics available 3 Select the desired graphic 4 Select the X in the upper right corner of the Layer Source box to close it The Bus A Layout display shows the graphic in the location where it was most r...

Page 76: ...defining the buttons on a conference room touch screen Hardware triggers labeled One Touch in the web interface allow you to define responses to connected Vaddio trigger devices such as TableMIC micro...

Page 77: ...o input 1 3 Optional but strongly recommended Use the Test button to check your work while you are writing the macro 4 Save your work when you are finished or select New to start over Note If the macr...

Page 78: ...after saving it The Macro Execution Log shows the result of each command as the test runs When the test finishes the execution log shows a pass message or a fail message and hides the line by line re...

Page 79: ...in the Macro Editor and save your work To create a new macro based on an existing one Select the Edit button for the existing macro to open it and use the Save As button to give it a new name Then sel...

Page 80: ...a single macro to the Home button of the connected TableMIC microphone 1 On the Macros tab of the Control Devices page name and create the macro Then test debug and save it 2 If you want this macro t...

Page 81: ...PAGE CONTROL DEVICES PAGE In this example two TableMIC microphones are connected to the EasyIP Decoder The team that uses the conference room most frequently has requested that the Home button on the...

Page 82: ...System Standby Behaviors USER INTERFACE PAGE EASYIP DECODER SYSTEM PAGE GENERAL TAB To set standby behavior for cameras To control camera standby from the EasyIP Decoder or EasyIP Mixer go to the Use...

Page 83: ...ndicator light is active n HDMI color space EasyIP 20 only Specifies YCbCr default or sRGB Image related settings include n Home position and other preset positions Define the position to which a came...

Page 84: ...Signal Related Settings CAMERA PAGE SETTINGS DIALOG SYSTEM PAGE DIP SWITCHES TAB Signal related adjustments for the EasyIP 10 camera are Camera ID and Image Flip 77 Complete Manual for EasyIP Systems...

Page 85: ...ontrol Mode switch is reserved for future use Inverting the Image for Ceiling Mounted Cameras Mounting cameras on in or near the ceiling can create a clean looking installation To get a non inverted i...

Page 86: ...ower mode n LED color scheme By default the EasyIP 10 camera uses the Unified Conferencing color scheme its indicator light is blue when it is active The EasyIP 20 camera uses the Pro AV color scheme...

Page 87: ...ges color Note The Store Preset dialog box does not indicate whether presets have already been defined but the main display dims the preset buttons if they have no preset information stored 4 To save...

Page 88: ...me producing smooth natural looking motion Select Store with Tri Sync to use this feature when moving to this preset Use the speed slider to set the overall speed 6 Store the preset Renaming Presets C...

Page 89: ...ios CCU scenes Incandescent Hi Incandescent Lo Fluorescent Hi Fluorescent Lo and Outdoor The Auto setting allows the camera to determine the appropriate adjustments Adjust the camera for the lighting...

Page 90: ...is box to adjust red gain and blue gain manually n Red Gain and Blue Gain available when Auto White Balance is not selected provide manual color adjustment n Detail adjusts the image sharpness If the...

Page 91: ...as a custom CCU scene 1 Adjust lighting image quality and color 2 When the scene looks the way you want it to click Store CCU Scene 3 In the Store CCU Scene dialog box select which custom scene to sto...

Page 92: ...Decrease Gamma The subject is silhouetted against a bright background Enable Backlight Compensation Small sources of bright light point sources make it hard to see details in areas with less intense l...

Page 93: ...e objects do not appear white Enable Auto White Balance One Push White Balance Disable Auto White Balance and n adjust Red Gain decrease for less red increase for less green n adjust Blue Gain decreas...

Page 94: ...the speed sliders to adjust the speed of movements that you control with the buttons for pan tilt and zoom For tight shots slower is usually better Setting the Speeds of Camera Movements to Presets C...

Page 95: ...Other Preset Shots Setting the Direction for Camera Movements CAMERA PAGE By default the arrow buttons on the remote and in the web interface show the direction you would see the camera move if you we...

Page 96: ...elect Auto focus or set manual focus with the near and far buttons The and buttons only work when Auto Focus is not selected For users who are not logged in as admin focus control is available via the...

Page 97: ...e default resolution frame rate is 1080p 59 94 To set HDMI output resolution using the rotary switch Refer to the label on the camera s base and set the rotary switch to the desired resolution To set...

Page 98: ...screen shots of these web interface pages are from the EasyIP Decoder and some are from the EasyIP 10 camera The System pages for the different products are similar to each other but include product s...

Page 99: ...s Speed settings All devices NTP and time zone information Room Labels Hostname Passwords and other security settings To export a configuration 1 Configure the device with the time zone and room label...

Page 100: ...e decoder unusable 1 Read the release notes and download the firmware 2 Select Choose File then browse to the downloaded firmware and select it The filename ends with p7m 3 Select Begin Firmware Updat...

Page 101: ...microphone product page 2 Select Choose File and navigate to the firmware file you downloaded 3 Select the appropriate EasyMic port 1 or 2 You can only update one microphone at a time this selection s...

Page 102: ...o Dante Interface Application it displays the IP addresses of the EasyIP microphones on the subnet To update EasyIP microphone firmware 1 Download the firmware and release notes Microphone firmware is...

Page 103: ...Rebooting the Device SYSTEM PAGE This can help if a camera or other device stops responding as you expect In the device s System Utilities section select Reboot 96 Complete Manual for EasyIP Systems...

Page 104: ...era Select buttons 1 through 3 second row on the remote Discover the camera s IP address Data Screen button top left press and hold for 3 seconds Move the camera Arrow buttons and Home button dark red...

Page 105: ...tilt motors If the camera gets jostled you may need to push this button to ensure that the camera moves accurately to its home and preset positions Auto Focus Switch the camera to Auto Focus mode Zoo...

Page 106: ...ol with the Remote Press Camera Select button 1 2 or 3 to select or change the IR command frequency The camera using that frequency will recognize commands from the remote the others will not 99 Compl...

Page 107: ...ace opens to a login page but each EasyIP device can be configured to allow non administrative access without logging in Check with the system administrator if you need the credentials to log in The E...

Page 108: ...s to do these things n Mute all video HDMI Out and the USB stream send blue video Audio remains on unless you mute it also n Mute all audio not available from cameras Disables the microphone inputs an...

Page 109: ...ets may also include motor speed information that differs from the speeds used in manually controlled movements Presets are only available if they have been set in the camera s administrative interfac...

Page 110: ...milar to the ones on the IR Remote Commander To access manual camera controls Select Pan Tilt Controls To move the camera Use the arrow buttons for camera pan and tilt The center button moves the came...

Page 111: ...ontrols include mute unmute buttons volume read outs and volume slider controls for the audio output currently used as the master AEC reference and for USB Record the audio originating at your end of...

Page 112: ...ed as the master AEC reference and for USB Record the audio originating at your end of a conference Up to four audio channels may be available on the operator s Audio page Each provides a mute unmute...

Page 113: ...be the HDMI input they can t both be EasyIP cameras 1 Select the video source to use as the PIP source If a camera input is currently the active video HDMI In is automatically selected as the PIP sour...

Page 114: ...A box displays the graphics available for the layer you select 2 To delete a graphic from a layer select the X to the right of the filename 3 To add a graphic or change the graphic associated with a...

Page 115: ...To use or hide the currently selected graphic Select it in the Keying area 108 Complete Manual for EasyIP Systems...

Page 116: ...history and exit Notes By default Telnet access is disabled Enable it on the Security page of the web interface When you use this API you must log in using the admin account Usage notes n The characte...

Page 117: ...r Cameras are specified in the command as camera 1 through camera 4 EasyIP Mixer Cameras are specified in the command as camera 2 through camera 5 The HDMI input is input 1 camera home Moves the camer...

Page 118: ...the camera s absolute pan position in degrees as a floating point value set position Sets the camera s absolute pan position in degrees as a floating point value Minimum rangesEasyIP 10 155 00 to 155...

Page 119: ...the camera s absolute tilt position in degrees as a floating point value Note that the range is reversed if Image Flip is selected negative is always down set position Sets the camera s absolute tilt...

Page 120: ...he camera out speed Optional Integer 1 to 7 specifies the zoom speed stop Stops the camera s zoom movement get Returns the camera s zoom setting as a floating point value set Sets the camera s zoom le...

Page 121: ...rer to the camera Can only be used when camera is in manual mode far Moves the focus farther from the camera Can only be used when camera is in manual mode speed Optional integer 1 to 8 specifies the...

Page 122: ...P Decoder 1 to 4 EasyIP Mixer 2 to 5 recall 1 16 Moves the camera to the specified preset store 1 16 Stores the current camera position as the specified preset save ccu Optional Saves the current CCU...

Page 123: ..._iris Returns the auto iris state on or off iris Returns the iris value integer 0 to 11 gain Returns the gain value integer 0 to 11 detail Returns the detail value integer 0 to 15 chroma Returns the c...

Page 124: ...ange is off blue_gain 0 255 Sets blue gain integer 0 to 255 Can only be used when auto white balance is off chroma 0 14 Sets chroma integer 0 to 14 detail 0 15 Sets detail integer 0 to 15 gain 1 11 Se...

Page 125: ...stom 1 3 Options input Specifies the camera to control EasyIP Decoder 1 to 4 EasyIP Mixer 2 to 5 recall factory 1 6 recall custom 1 3 Recalls the camera to the specified scene factory 1 to 6 or custom...

Page 126: ...5 get Returns the camera s current standby state off Brings the camera out of standby sleep mode on Stops video and puts the camera in standby mode toggle Changes the camera s standby state if it was...

Page 127: ...the EasyIP 10 approximately 150 to 150 for the EasyIP 20 Individual cameras may have slightly more travel tilt position position is a floating point value approximately 30 0 to 93 0 for EasyIP 10 30 t...

Page 128: ...ll by looking at the camera whether it is sending video camera led get led on OK Returns the current state of the indicator light camera icr CAMERA ONLY Gets or sets the state of the camera s IR cut f...

Page 129: ...When video is muted the USB stream displays as a blue screen This can be desirable when preparing the room or when privacy is needed Synopsis video mute get off on toggle Options get Returns the curr...

Page 130: ...is on Examples video pip layout left_right OK Sets the video output to show side by side images of the video output and PIP video source EASYIP DECODER EASYIP MIXER Gets or sets the device s video sou...

Page 131: ...ut Specifies the input device 1 to 4 get Returns the input device s video type set Sets the input device s video type camera Specifies the input device as a camera video Specifies the input device as...

Page 132: ...nds to the EasyIP Decoder master Applies the command to all audio channels Inputs easy_mic_1 easy_mic_2 Applies the command to the external microphone connected to the specified EasyMic port usb_playb...

Page 133: ...from HDMI input 1 dante_in_1 dante_in_2 dante_in_3 dante_in_4 Applies the command to the specified Dante connected microphone audio mute and audio volume only Outputs line_out_1 line_out_2 Applies th...

Page 134: ...o audio line out 1 Mute is off so the audio is on audio master mute on OK Mutes all audio audio volume EASYIP DECODER EASYIP MIXER Gets or sets the volume of the specified audio channel Synopsis audio...

Page 135: ...urns or sets the input routing gain in dB for a given output and input Synopsis audio output crosspoint gain input get set level Channels Refer to Audio Channels Available on the EasyIP Mixer Options...

Page 136: ...Mixer 2 to 5 password The camera s admin password Examples camera 1 authenticate OK camera comm host EASYIP DECODER EASYIP MIXER Pairing operations get the IP address of the device at the specified in...

Page 137: ...encing client 0x0 when no USB stream is present USB Version 2 or 3 as negotiated with the conferencing client UVC Extensions_Enabled Allow or disable far end control of the camera Example streaming se...

Page 138: ...on OK Turns trigger 3 on camera standby Set or change camera standby status When sending the command to a host device you must specify the camera input Synopsis host device camera input standby get of...

Page 139: ...ed Synopsis system standby get on off toggle Options get Returns the device s current standby status on Sets the device to standby mode off Brings the device out of standby mode toggle Changes the dev...

Page 140: ...56 bytes string The hostname or IP address where the ECHO_ REQUEST packets will be sent Examples network ping 192 168 1 66 PING 192 168 1 66 192 168 1 66 56 data bytes 64 bytes from 192 168 1 66 seq 0...

Page 141: ...settings managed in the Dante Controller application Synopsis system factory reset get on off Options get Returns the device s current factory reset status on Enables factory reset on reboot and retur...

Page 142: ...ns the current firmware version Synopsis version Example version Audio 1 04 Commit c867266822c63caa1fd2a6cec76f641068af509 System Version EasyIP Decoder 1 0 0 USB 01 02 00 OK 135 Complete Manual for E...

Page 143: ...ffer history 5 Sets the history command buffer to remember the last 5 unique entries Additional information You can navigate the command history using the up and down arrow keys This command supports...

Page 144: ...d 8x 01 04 07 02 FF Wide std 8x 01 04 07 03 FF Tele variable 8x 01 04 07 2p FF Wide variable 8x 01 04 07 3p FF Direct 8x 01 04 47 0p 0q 0r 0s FF Corresponds to camera zoom in Telnet API CAM_Focus Stop...

Page 145: ...eturns the camera to its default position Pan Tilt ZoomDrive Up 8x 01 06 0A vv ww rr 03 01 03 FF vv Pan speed 01h 18h ww Tilt speed 01h 14h rr Zoom speed 00h 07h Down 8x 01 06 0A vv ww rr 03 02 03 FF...

Page 146: ...sition CAM_FocusModeInq 8x 09 04 38 FF y0 50 02 FF Auto focus y0 50 03 FF Manual focus Corresponds to camera focus mode get in Telnet API Pan TiltPosInq 8x 09 06 12 FF y0 50 0w 0w 0w 0w 0z 0z 0z 0z FF...

Page 147: ...ra ccu set auto_iris in Telnet API CAM_Shutter Reset 8x 01 04 0A 00 FF Shutter setting pq shutter position 00h 15h See Shutter Speed Values CAM_Shutter Command Up 8x 01 04 0A 02 FF Down 8x 01 04 0A 03...

Page 148: ...minus tu offset s 0 00h to 40h offset s 1 00h to 10h Corresponds to camera ccu set gamma in Telnet API Color and Light Management Inquiry Commands Inquiry Command Command Response Packet Comments CAM...

Page 149: ...10h CAM_GammaInq 8x 09 04 5B FF y0 50 0p FF Gamma p 00h 01h Shutter Speed Values CAM_Shutter Value 60 59 94 30 29 97 fps 50 25 fps 0x15 1 10000 1 10000 0x14 1 6000 1 6000 0x13 1 4000 1 3500 0x12 1 30...

Page 150: ...imit Value Steps Gain in dB Value Steps Gain in dB 0x0F 28 77 8 0x0F 28 77 8 0x0E 26 44 4 0x0E 26 44 4 0x0D 24 41 0 0x0D 24 41 0 0x0C 22 37 5 0x0C 22 37 5 0x0B 20 34 1 0x0B 20 34 1 0x0A 18 30 7 0x0A 1...

Page 151: ...uiry Command Command Response Packet Comments CAM_PowerInq 8x 09 04 00 FF y0 50 02 FF On y0 50 03 FF Off standby Corresponds to camera standby get in Telnet API CAM_TallyInq 8x 09 7E 01 0A FF y0 50 02...

Page 152: ...2V bidirectional balanced Audio Line Out 4 pin Phoenix type terminal block Impedance 50 ohms Frequency response 20Hz 20KHz THD noise 0 02 Maximum output level 12 dBu differential audio Control Web int...

Page 153: ...sample rate Audio Line Out 4 pin Phoenix type terminal block Impedance 50 ohms Frequency response 20Hz 20KHz THD noise 0 02 Maximum output level 12 dBu differential audio Control Browser based user in...

Page 154: ...EasyIP 20 229 mm wide 800 mm tele Min illumination Both cameras 100 lux recommended Aperture detail Both cameras 16 steps Gain EasyIP 10 Auto or manual EasyIP 20 Auto or manual 28 steps White balance...

Page 155: ...temperature 32 F to 104 F 0 C to 40 C Operating humidity relative 20 to 80 non condensing Storage temperature 23 F to 140 F 5 C to 60 C Storage humidity relative 20 to 80 non condensing 148 Complete M...

Page 156: ...esponsive The light on the front is off and no video is available The camera cable is bad Check using a known good cable The camera is connected to a non functional port on the PoE switch Try another...

Page 157: ...s in the remote The batteries were installed incorrectly in the remote Install the batteries as shown in the diagram inside the remote All the cameras in the room respond to the remote at the same tim...

Page 158: ...deo mute is on UC color scheme n Blinking yellow Motor out of calibration Caution Do not disconnect either end of the camera cable while the indicator is yellow showing a firmware update in progress I...

Page 159: ...0 CAMERA SYSTEM PAGE 1 On the Camera Controls page select Settings to open the pan and tilt settings box OR On the System page go to the Firmware tab if you are on a different tab 2 Select Pan Tilt Re...

Page 160: ...ce set up again if you restore factory defaults From the web interface Log on using the admin account go to the System page s Firmware tab and select Restore Factory Settings From the Vaddio Deploymen...

Page 161: ...al Support on the Help screen Viewing Diagnostic Logs DIAGNOSTICS PAGE EACH EASYIP DEVICE If you encounter a problem that you can t solve your Vaddio technical support representative may ask you to do...

Page 162: ...or store the device under any of the following conditions n Temperatures above 104 F 40 C or below 32 F 0 C n High humidity condensing or wet environments n Inclement weather n Severe vibration n Und...

Page 163: ...esigned for installation on a circuit board DIP Dual Inline Package refers to the physical form Our web interface has virtual ones because we miss the real ones EasyMic Vaddio s proprietary connectivi...

Page 164: ...e magic that makes websites work HTTPS HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure The magic that uses encryption to make websites work securely See SSL certificate for more information IP address Where a give...

Page 165: ...rted source If you enable or require HTTPS on a camera or other device without installing an SSL certificate your browser will pop up security warnings when you try to browse to the device s web inter...

Page 166: ...hey re the reason your computer doesn t have to stop and download a driver when you connect your new Vaddio USB camera to it UVC extensions Controls in UVC drivers to allow participants at the far end...

Page 167: ...rence to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his her o...

Page 168: ...t may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures Standard s To Which Conformity Is Declared EMC Directive 2014 30 EU EN 55032 2015 Conducted and Radiated...

Page 169: ...Public Domain https commons wikimedia org w index php curid 38931301 European Space Agency astronaut Luca Parmitano Expedition 36 flight engineer outside the International Space Station By NASA http...

Page 170: ...1 Camera ID setting 77 camera mount 18 19 Camera page web 82 camera select 97 98 camera selection remote 79 99 cameras 12 35 37 39 64 65 102 103 145 147 accessing from the EasyIP Decoder 35 37 adding...

Page 171: ...lters high pass and low pass 55 firmware update 93 95 firmware version 135 flow Dante 43 46 multi channel 45 46 multicast 43 44 unicast 43 focus 89 97 98 114 front panel 75 locking 75 G gain 63 83 85...

Page 172: ...19 121 131 low power state 132 M macros 69 71 73 assigning to triggers 73 creating and editing 70 testing 71 manual focus 89 97 98 114 matrix audio routing 62 63 media player 26 48 mic boost 53 55 Mic...

Page 173: ...to 102 115 renaming 81 setting 79 98 115 product capabilities 3 145 147 puffy logo badge 7 8 Q quick reference 28 29 47 53 85 86 97 98 audio adjustments 53 new device system administration 28 remote c...

Page 174: ...switch settings 19 synchronizing audio with video 61 syntax help Telnet commands 136 System page web 49 75 system time 33 T tablet 23 technical specifications 145 147 technical support 154 Telnet 32 e...

Page 175: ...t 18 installing 18 warranty 11 web browsers supported 21 web interface 21 23 27 31 35 37 39 48 53 59 62 64 71 73 75 82 100 154 accessing 23 24 26 100 Audio page 50 53 59 62 Camera page 82 Control Devi...

Page 176: ...pport information and more 2020 Legrand AV Inc Vaddio is a registered trademark of Legrand AV Inc Audinate the Audinate logo and Dante are registered trademarks of Audinate Pty Ltd All other brand nam...

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