Product Description
The Marshall CV630-IP PTZ camera is a versatile networked video solution. It captures sharp UHD video, offers smooth PTZ camera positioning, and has a 30X optical zoom. NDI|HX enables low-latency, high-quality, frame-accurate real-time video and audio in IP workflows. With NDI Tools, you can integrate more video devices and applications into your NDI production. This camera features NDI|HX, simultaneous HDMI and 3GSDI outputs from an 8-megapixel UHD professional sensor, and smooth synchronous movements. Its core 8-megapixel 1/2.5” sensor can capture Ultra-HD 3840x2160p video at 30fps and supports HD resolutions. The CV630-NDI has synchronous pan, tilt, and zoom motors for quiet and smooth operation. The 30X optical zoom ranges from 4.6mm to 135mm, offering a nearly 70-degree angle of view at the widest and close - ups at long distances. Key features include an 8MP 1/2.5” sensor, 30x optical zoom, simultaneous 3GSDI and HDMI with NDI|HX plug - and - play, simultaneous pan, tilt, and zoom, support for multiple resolutions, stereo audio input embedding, PoE+ over a single Ethernet cable, wide pan and tilt ranges, and easy connection to any Ethernet port for video, audio, control, tally, and power.
Using the Marshall CV630 - NDIW camera is a breeze. First, connect it to an Ethernet port using a single cable. This cable takes care of video, audio, control, tally, and power through PoE+. Once connected, you can start using the camera right away. You can use it for various applications like live events, video conferencing, or surveillance. For positioning, use the pan, tilt, and zoom functions to get the perfect shot. The 30X optical zoom gives you great flexibility. When it comes to audio, you can embed stereo audio input at either mic or line level. As for maintenance, keep the camera clean. Wipe the lens gently with a soft, dry cloth. Make sure the environment where the camera is placed is clean and dry. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or humidity. If you encounter any issues, check the connections first and make sure the power supply is stable.
