Product Description
The VDO360 CompassX PTZ Camera System comes paired with the Jabra 710 BT Speakerphone, model VPTZH - 04. This combo offers an excellent solution for video conferencing and other visual communication needs. Key features include extremely rapid and smooth movement, allowing for seamless tracking. There are seven presets accessible via a handheld remote or PC control, providing convenient positioning. The IR controls have a 'Video Mute' function and power on/off. It has a 10x optical zoom, a wide - angle lens with great low - light performance, and a wide dynamic range for realistic color. The Jabra Speakerphone features an omni - directional microphone and HD voice, covering up to 6 people in the room. Technical specs: 10x optical zoom, focus range from 58cm to infinity at f4.7 47mm, optical distortion between - 1.12% and + 0.65%, 100db dynamic range, SNR over 50db, horizontal FOV from 62.5 to 6.43, CMOS 1/2.8” sensor, 1/4”/20 thread standard center tripod mount. It supports MJPEG format at 640 - 480, 1280 - 720, and 1920 - 1080 all at 30fps, with USB 2.0 output. There are dual IR receivers, belt - drive low - noise stepper motors with variable speed, 12V DC input at 2A. Dimensions are W 4 5/8” (117.5mm), D 4 1/2” (112.7mm), H 5 5/8” (143.2mm), and it weighs 1lb 11oz (.77Kg). It also has fast, professional autofocus.
Using the VDO360 CompassX PTZ Camera System with Jabra 710 BT Speakerphone is a breeze. First, connect the camera to your device using the USB 2.0 output. Power it on with the 12V DC input at 2A. You can control the camera's movement either with the handheld remote or your PC. Set up to seven presets for quick positioning. When using the IR controls, you can easily mute the video. The Jabra speakerphone works right out of the box and can cover a room of up to 6 people. Just place it in a central location. As for maintenance, keep the lens clean with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid exposing the camera to extreme temperatures or humidity. If you're not using the camera for a long time, unplug it from the power source. And always handle the camera gently to prevent any damage to the belt - drive low - noise stepper motors.
