Product Description
The Vaddio EasyIP 20 Black Video Conferencing Camera offers professional AV quality to the EasyIP Ecosystem. It's an ideal AV-over-IP solution for lecture capture, remote learning, and videoconferencing in large meeting rooms, lecture halls, and places of worship. With 1080p/60 resolution feeds sent to EasyIP endpoints, it connects to a 1 GB PoE+ switch, eliminating the need for expensive USB extensions. A local HDMI output enables easy IMAG. Key features include the EasyIP 20 Camera (available in black or white), a thin profile wall mount with hardware and an installation guide, a Vaddio IR Remote Commander, a 10 ft (3.05m) cat-5e snagless cable, and a quick-start guide. Technical specs: Color options are white and black. It's CE and FCC approved. Dimensions are 6.1' (15.49 cm) wide, 6.3' (16.00 cm) high, and 5.5' (13.97 cm) deep, weighing 3 lbs (1.36 kg). Signal types are EasyIP, HDMI, and RS-232. Power is via PoE+. Output ports are HDMI and Network POE+. It has 20x zoom, a 1080p/60 max resolution, a 74° wide to 7.6° tele field of view, suitable for large conference rooms and venues. Minimum illumination of 100+ Lux is recommended. It has a built-in browser-based UI for remote control. Control methods include joystick, RS232, Web UI, Telnet, and IR remote. It's not OneLINK compatible. PTZ motors are silent BLDC direct drive. It has a pan range of -165° and a tilt range of +90° to -30°, with a speed of 0.35°/sec to 90°/sec. Top resolution is 1080p/60, it's invertible, with auto and manual focus and gain. Operating temperature is 32 to 104°F (0 to 40°C), 16 preset positions plus a custom home position, auto, manual, and one-push white balance, a 2-year warranty, and PoE+ power supply. It's not Quick-Connect compatible.
Using the Vaddio EasyIP 20 Video Conferencing Camera is a breeze. First, connect it to a 1 GB PoE+ switch using the provided 10 ft cat-5e cable. This will power the camera and allow it to send video feeds to EasyIP endpoints. If you want to use the local HDMI output for IMAG, just plug in an HDMI cable. You can control the camera using the included IR remote, joystick, or through the web interface. When setting up the camera, make sure the room has at least 100+ Lux of illumination for the best video quality. The camera can be mounted on the wall using the thin profile wall mount and the included hardware. Follow the installation guide carefully. As for maintenance, keep the camera clean by gently wiping it with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures outside the 32 to 104°F (0 to 40°C) range. If you need to change the focus, gain, or white balance, you can do it manually or set it to auto mode. Remember, the camera comes with 16 preset positions and a custom home position, which can be very useful for quickly getting the right angle. And don't forget, it has a 2-year warranty, so if you run into any problems, you're covered.
