The Marshall CV730 - BHN UHD 60 PTZ Camera is a top - notch choice for professional video production. It features a 9.2 - million - pixel Sony sensor, delivering amazing UHD (4K) images at 3840x2160p and 60 frames per second. With 30x optical zoom, it captures every detail from wide to close - up shots, perfect for live events, broadcasting, and streaming. This camera offers multiple output options like 12GSDI, HDMI, and IP for seamless workflow integration. Its Smart Auto - Focus AI keeps faces and eyes in focus. It has a 340° pan and 120° tilt range with selectable speeds for dynamic movements. Full NDI support ensures low - latency, high - quality video transmission. Installation is easy with PoE++. It's reliable and durable, trusted by industry pros. Key features include a high - end UHD sensor, advanced autofocus, and various output and resolution options. Technical specs cover everything from sensor type to operating temperature. Package includes 1x Marshall Electronics CV730 - BHN PTZ Camera.
Using the Marshall CV730 - BHN PTZ Camera is straightforward. First, connect a single cable from your IP switch with PoE++ to the camera's ethernet port. You're then ready to start capturing videos. When using it for different events, adjust the 30x optical zoom according to the distance and area you want to cover. The Smart Auto - Focus AI usually does a great job, but you can also switch to manual focus if needed. For camera movements, use the pan and tilt functions to get different angles. Make sure to select an appropriate transition speed for smooth operation. Keep the camera within the recommended operating temperature range of 32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C). Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures. When not in use, store it in a dry place within the storage temperature range of - 4°F to 140°F (- 20°C to +60°C). Clean the lens regularly with a soft, dry cloth to maintain image quality. Check the connections periodically to ensure they're secure. If you encounter any issues, refer to the control protocol section to troubleshoot using the appropriate interface.
