The Datavideo PTC-150TWL-11 HD/SD PTZ Video Camera paired with the HBT-11 Receiver is a game - changer. Instead of using multiple cables for video, power, and camera control, it uses just one ethernet cable. This flexibility slashes setup time and lets you place the camera in tough spots, like areas without nearby power outlets. You can control multiple PTC-150T cameras from a single control panel. Pair it with the RMC-180 controller or an HDBaseT mobile switcher such as the HS-1600T, and you can operate the camera setup all by yourself. It shoots at a maximum resolution of 1080p60. With advanced digital noise reduction, it delivers beautiful, smooth images even in poor lighting. The 30x optical zoom ensures great, sharp shots whether you mount it close or far. Key features include a fantastic 3G resolution with 30x optical zoom, enabling a one - person camera crew. The 'TL' version is designed for Datavideo HDBaseT Switchers. It can transmit up to 4K video from the HBT - 10 Transmitter to the HBT - 11 Receiver. The HBT - 11 supports HDMI as a signal output, transmitting HDMI video, DVIP control signals, and Power over Ethernet (PoE) between the transmitter and receiver. It can send video, audio, DVIP Ethernet control, RS - 422/232, and POE through a single Cat.5e/6/6a/7 cable, with a maximum video transmission distance of 100 meters in Full HD Mode.
Using the Datavideo PTC - 150TWL - 11 camera is quite simple. First, connect it to the HBT - 11 Receiver using a single Cat.5e/6/6a/7 cable. This cable will handle video, audio, control signals, and power. You can then pair it with a controller like the RMC - 180 or an HDBaseT mobile switcher. To operate multiple cameras, just link them all to the same control panel. When shooting, use the 30x optical zoom to get the perfect shot, whether you're close or far from the subject. Remember, the camera has advanced noise reduction, so it'll work well even in low - light. For the HBT - 11 Receiver, make sure it's in a place where it can receive a strong signal from the transmitter. The maximum transmission distance in Full HD mode is 100 meters, so keep that in mind when setting up. As for maintenance, regularly clean the camera lens with a soft, dry cloth to keep the image quality sharp. Also, check the cables for any signs of wear and tear, and replace them if necessary. Keep the camera and receiver in a dry, cool place when not in use to prevent damage.
