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CVA-HUN4K

Lecturer Tracking Camera

User Manual V1.0

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Page 1 CVA-HUN4K Lecturer Tracking Camera User Manual V1.0 Please read this manual carefully before using the device and keep it for future reference.
Page 2: Copyright Information
COPYRIGHT INFORMATION n Copying, reproducing or transmitting this file is not allowed if no written permission is provided. This file can be copied as a backup only after you purchase this product. n In order to keep improving products, product specifications under this manual are subject to change without prior notice.
Page 3 SYMBOLS INSTRUCTION Symbol Instructions & Explanation To represent the supplement and explanation of the text. To remind the user of some important operations or to prevent the & Note potential injury and property damage. To indicate a potential risk that, if not avoided, may result in injury Warning accidents, equipment damage or business interruption.
Page 4: Safety Notes
SAFETY NOTES n During the installation of this camera, please read this manual carefully and operate strictly in accordance with the installation instructions. Keep this manual for future reference. n Before powering on the camera, please check the power carefully. Make sure that you are using the right power source.
Page 5 Warning 1. If power cable needs to be extended, please extend the power cable from the part 1 on above picture (220V/110V), do not extend from part 2 on above picture (DC12V), otherwise it will cause unexpected damage to the device. 2.
Page 6: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS 1. QUICK GUIDE ......................1 1.1. Application Software ......................1 1.2. Rtsp ..........................1 1.3. Network Pass-through ..................... 1 2. PRODUCT INTRODUCTION ..................2 2.1. Characteristics and Functions ..................2 2.1.1. Features ........................2 2.1.2. Intelligent Tracking ....................... 3 2.1.3.
Page 7 6.2.2.4. Tracking Parameters ....................18 6.2.3. Senior Parameters Setting ..................19 6.2.3.1 Senior Parameters Setting ..................19 7. DEVICE MANAGEMENTS ......................21 7.1. Network Connection ...................... 21 7.1.1 LAN Connection ......................21 7.1.2. WAN Connection ......................22 7.2. Search and add the camera ..................23 7.3.
Page 11: Quick Guide
1. QUICK GUIDE n The camera can be accessed and controlled via the following ways; n Application software CameraCMS: tracking setting, camera search and control, network setting; n VLC: preview images of camera’s streams; n ONVIF: version 2.1 supported; Name: admin; None Initial password; n Network pass-through: recommended connection mode with lecture recording device.
Page 12: Product Introduction
2. PRODUCT INTRODUCTION The lecturer tracking camera adopts the most advanced face and motion detection technology, it can lock and track moving target; it can realize smooth tracking performance automatically; it can precisely lock the moving target in the center of the image. The camera can be set and controlled by lecture recording device through Ethernet and RS232 port.
Page 13: Intelligent Tracking
2.1.2. Intelligent Tracking n With smooth tracking performance, the target's small movement and hand movements will not affect the tracking effect, and tracking sensitivity is adjustable; n The camera can track both horizontally and vertically, always keep the image clear; n Automatically adjusts zoom during tracking according to the distance of target and gives appropriate image;...
Page 14: Suggested Installation
3. SUGGESTED INSTALLATION Lecturer tracking camera: Recommended installation height: 2.4 meters, 8 meters away from the podium, and as close as possible to the central line of the classroom to achieve the best tracking camera effect. The camera installation height range is 2-3 meters, and the distance range from the podium is 5- 10 meters.
Page 15: Product Components
4. PRODUCT COMPONENTS 4.1. Lists of Parts & Accessories When you open the box, check all accessories according to the packing list. Camera x1 Remote Controller x1 Power Adapter x1 RS-232 cable x1 4.2 Main Parts & Interfaces Front Rear...
Page 16 Bottom Interface Interface Camera Module Power/Communication Indicator Audio Remote Controller Indicator RS-232IN Full-view camera RS-232OUT DIP Switch Power（DC12V） Network Mounting Hole, 1/4-20UNC HDMI Locating Hole, Φ5mm USB2.0...
Page 17: Dip Switch Settings
DIP Switch Settings Before using the camera, relevant settings should be made through the DIP switch. This camera has a 16-bit DIP switch, as shown in the figure: The 0~B bits of the DIP switch are used to set 8 different video formats; the C~E bits are reserved; the F bits are used for video format customization: 1080P60 —...
Page 18: Remote Controller
4.3. Remote Controller Name Description Power Turn on/off the camera Menu Turn on/off OSD menu Zoom − button to zoom in − button to zoom out In Menu status: button to select among menu Direction / options, to change option / value. In None-menu Menu status, press these four buttons to control camera’s pan Operation...
Page 19: Installation & Connection Instruction
5. INSTALLATION & CONNECTION INSTRUCTION 5.1. Overall Dimension Front Rear Side 1/4-20UNC Distance from internal PCB board is 6mm, Φ5mm Bottom...
Page 20: Installation Instructions
5.2. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS The camera has 2 installation types: desktop or wall installation (optional) . & Note Ÿ Before installing, make sure there is enough space to install the camera and its parts; Ÿ Make sure the installed place is strong and safe enough to hold the camera and relative parts, it is suggested that the installed place can withstand 4 times the weight of the camera and its relative parts.
Page 21: Wall Mount Installation（Optional
5.2.2. Wall Mount Installation （ Optional ） 1. According to diameter and position of the 4 installation holes (As shown below) on the bracket, drill 4 holes on the wall and fix the bracket onto the wall by using 4 screws （M6*60） which should be prepared separately.
Page 22: Tracking Settings
6.1.1. Tracking Settings Start: enable tracking, same as calling preset 80 from CMS software to turn on tracking; Stop: disable tracking, same as calling preset 81 from CMS software to turn off tracking; Settings: Click this button to get into detailed tracking parameters interface for configuration; Once this button is clicked, main stream will automatically switch from tracking camera to full view camera.
Page 23 Preset 1: preset 1 is the position where tracking starts, preferred to be set at lecturing area (where lecturer usually moves in front of the room); to configure it, move the camera’s Pan/Tilt/Zoom to put the lecturer in the appropriate size and position in the image, then set it as preset 1. In some other cases, the preset 1 is also useful: after camera finishes calibration, it will sit at preset 1;...
Page 24: Main Control Interface
6.2.1.2 Main Control Interface Click Settings to enter the parameters setting interface...
Page 26: Basic Parameters Setting
6.2.2. Basic Parameters Setting 6.2.2.1 Debug Enable and disable display current status of face detection in full-view camera. Pos correct: it can be adjusted if the target is not always in the middle of the image when camera is in tracking mode,. Warning Ÿ...
Page 27 Blocking zones: To set blocking zones for interference sources (such as the projection screen, electronic whiteboard, and TV screen) in the lecturing area. there are 8 blocking zones shown in green rectangle, they can be configured independently. The moving objects inside the blocking zones of the full-view camera will not be detected and tracked while the tracking camera still tracks the lecturer.
Page 28: Tracking Setting
6.2.2.3 Tracking Setting Tilt Motion: when it’s enabled, the camera will automatically adjust tilt angle during tracking. When it’s disabled, the camera will track as per the tilt angle of preset 1. If the lecturer does not walk into the student area, it’s suggested to disable auto zoom and tilt motion. Auto zoom: when it’s enabled, during tracking, the camera will auto zoom in or out.
Page 29: Senior Parameters Setting
Target lost action: used to define the action to be performed if the camera loses the tracked object for a period of time. Power On State: the action to be performed when the camera is powered on. 6.2.3. Senior Parameters Setting 6.2.3.1 Senior Parameters Setting U/D podium: decide whether to detect the teacher's movement up and down the podium, and issue the corresponding switching code;...
Page 30 the time, and once the camera moves or stops during tracking, it will send a code to recorder for switching to panorama image when the camera is moving, and switching to close-up image when the camera is stationary. Send type: The sending type of switching code can be selected in two ways: "send only once" and "send all the time".
Page 31: Device Managements
Mode: choose to send returning codes via network or RS232 interface; Connect Protocol: once “Network” is chosen as “Mode”, choose TCP or UDP as communication protocol; As: once “Network” is chosen as “Mode”, choose “Client” to actively communicate with recorder, choose “Server”...
Page 32: Wan Connection
7.1.2. WAN Connection Please refer to the above diagram, user PC and the camera are in different routers, they are considered as in a WAN, in this condition, Client can’t search and find the camera automatically. Client can still access the camera once below three conditions are satisfied. Condition1: Set camera’s IP address as static IP address Set camera’s IP address in LAN: connect user PC to the LAN (Router 1) where the camera is connected according to LAN connection instructions, use application software CamCMS to search...
Page 33: Search And Add The Camera
List of rules for port mapping RDo not apply this rule Not applied If disabled, the following configuration will only be saved but will not applied. Input an external port to be mapped to an open port of an External port internal host.
Page 34 Start: Ensure PC and camera are in the same LAN Start Searching: Search all the cameras in the LAN Modify network parameters: choose camera,modify IP and gateway as the IP address of the same LAN Add to Client: Before adding to Client, ensure the Camera IP and gateway are within the same LAN, otherwise they can't be connected.
Page 35 If the camera and PC are in the same LAN, click “Start Search”, then searching starts and all online devices will be listed, as the picture shown below: If batch upgrade is performed for multiple cameras, select multiple devices in the list first, then select the upgrade file in the camera program file path, click “Update”...
Page 36 In Modify Network parameter, first choose the device and check information in “Modify Network”, input the IP address, Mask, Gateway, finally click “Modify”. CAM1 To control and preview a camera, first choose the device, modify its IP address as the IP address of the same LAN, then click “Add to Client”...
Page 37: Configuration
7.3. Configuration Choose the camera in the device list, click “Configuration” in the menu to upgrade and configure other network parameters. 7.3.1. Streaming n Stream type: set the parameters of main stream and sub stream. Different devices support different streams; n Resolution: set among 1080P(1920*1080), HD720P(1280*720), 640*360, 4K, choose resolutions based on actual requirements and capability of device.
Page 38: Network
n Video coding type: choose H.264 or H.265; n Encode Level: choose from Base, Main and High; n Channels: Support STEREO; n Encode type: Only support AAC, set sampling rate and Audio rate at the same time; n Sampile rate: 48KHz; n Audio rate: choose from 48Kbps, 64Kbps, 96Kbps, 128Kbps;...
Page 39: Rtmp
n DNS 2: It will be used in case DNS1 server is not working; n Port: streaming port (RTSP) and application port (SDK connection) can be configured. The range of stream ports is 3479~7999 and 554, default is 554. The range of application ports is 3479~7999, default is 5000;...
Page 40: Transparent Transmission
7.3.4. Transparent Transmission Functions: 1. Transparent transmission of VISCA PTZ control commands; 2. Transmit camera status code; n Enable / Disable: enable / disable transparent transmission; n Protocol: choose TCP or UDP protocols; n Camera as: choose Client or Server; n IP: when the camera is set as client, the IP address of the transmitted camera is needed.
Page 41: Upgrade
7.3.5. Upgrade n Camera Update Click “Upgrade” menu to enter the main interface, as the picture shown above. Click … to search and load the updating firmware, then click “Upgrade” to start upgrading. Do not power off the camera during upgrading. After upgrading is completed, camera will reboot.
Page 42: Setting
7.3.6. Setting n Password setting: when a password is required, the camera can be accessed only after a correct password is input; n Maintenance: Reboot or Reset; n Camera nam: set the camera name, click “Save”; n Time setting; n a. Synchronize local time; n b.
Page 43: Sync Parameters
7.3.7. Sync parameters Select the camera to be synchronized of the same model which are currently managed and unselected, and then click any option or multiple options among the video, audio and track. After clicking the “Update”, the current camera to be synchronized will be synchronized with the Source camera parameters.
Page 44: Preview
8. PREVIEW 8.1. Main View Introduction Click Main View to get into camera control and preview part as below.
Page 45 The interface consists of the following three parts: Device List, Device cnotrol and Video preview. n Device List: Displays all online cameras added to Device Management. n Device Control: get control of the selected camera (camera name in blue) n Video Preview: double click the camera in the list, main camera stream will be displayed in the preview window;...
Page 46: Menu Settings
9. MENU SETTINGS Press MENU button to enter / exit menu. Press the Enter button to get into the menu, press the back button to return to previous menu, and press the directional buttons to change menu options. 9.1. Menu Structure <IMAGE>...
Page 47 <EXPOSURE> AUTO ANTI FLICKER OFF, 50HZ, 60HZ OPEN, OFF EXP-COMP - 7, -6, -5, -4, -3, -2, -1, 0, +1, +2, +3, +4, +5, +6, MANUAL GAIN 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 SPEED 1/60, 1/90, 1/100, 1/125, 1/180, 1/250, 1/350, 1/500, 1/725, 1/1000, 1/1500,...
Page 48 <COLORTONE> AUTO R.GAIN -7~+7 G.GAIN -7~+7 B.GAIN -7~+7 WB-SENSI MIDDLE HIGH MANUAL R.GAIN 0~16 B.GAIN 0~16 INDOOR OUTDOOR OPWB STATIC COLOR TEMP 2800~6500 SATURA 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 <CAMERA>...
Page 49 < SYSTEM > PROTOCOL ADDR 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 IR ADDR 1, 2, 3 MOUNT MODE STAND CEILING PROTOCOL VISCA, PELCO-P, PELCO-D BAUDRATE 2400, 4800, 9600, 38400 VIDEO FORMAT 4KP30，4KP25， 1080P60, 1080P50, 1080P30, 1080P25, 720P60, 720P50 LANGUAGE ENGLISH DEFAULTS CONFIRM...
Page 50: Menu Explanation
9.2 Menu Explanation 1.Press MENU button to enter / exit menu. 2. Press button to select among menu options, when the font is enlarged, it indicates the menu has been selected, press ENTER button to get into this menu. 3. Press to change value Type Options...
Page 51 the picture quality will be, the smaller the shaking feeling is. The lower the level of noise reduction is, the more blurred the picture quality will be, the greater the feeling of jitter is. It refers to the adaptability of the camera to strong light, specifically to the range of brightness (contrast) and color temperature (contrast).
Page 52 control command when it powers on. Change the camera address by software without setting PROTOCOL ADDR the camera address through dip switch. IR ADDR Set the IR remote address of the camera. MOUNT MODE The camera image flips 180° vertically. PROTOCOL Set the current control protocol of the camera.
Page 53: Technical Specifications
10. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Tracking Camera Image Sensor SONY 1/2.8" 4K CMOS, 8.46 megapixel f=3.4mm-40.3mm Focal Lens F1.8 (Wide)～3.6 (Tele) Iris Optical Zoom Digital Zoom 81°~7.6° Angle of view Focus Auto, Manual, PTZ Trigger, One Push Trigger Min. Illumination 10lux Shutter 1/1~ 1/10,000 sec Gain Auto/Manual...
Page 54 HDMI 2.0 Output; HDMI Video resolution 4KP30/P25, 1080P60/P50/P30/P25, 720P60/P50 RJ45 (10/100M/1000M) interface, optional POE; Video format: support H.264, H.265 Close-up video resolution: 4KP30/P25, 1080P30/P25, Network 720P30/P25, 360P30/P25 4KP30/P25, 1080P30/P25， Panoramic video resolution: 720P30/P25, 360P30/P25 1XUSB2.0 1.UVC Protocol: UVC1.0; 2.UVC video compression support H.264/MJPEG; Video resolution 4KP30/P25, 1080P30/P25, 720P30/P25, 360P30/P25 1X3G-SDI;...
Page 55: After-Sales Service
11. AFTER-SALES SERVICE Dear users, in order to ensure that you fully enjoy our quality service, please read the following product service articles carefully. Limited warranty and lifetime maintenance services are provided. 1. Limited warranty period is 12 months from the date products leaving factory. During the limited warranty period, you will enjoy free service of repair service expect caused by man-made malfunction.