Add a remotely controllable high-definition PTZ camera to your IP network at your education, remote meeting room, lecture hall, or house of worship location with this white Vaddio ConferenceSHOT 10 PTZ Camera - Whitefrom Vaddio. The ConferenceSHOT 10 installs onto your existing network and simultaneously streams up to 1080p60 high-definition video over the LAN to a video switch, streaming destination, recorder, and/or display. The camera can also connect to your computer and be used as a web camera using its USB 3.0 Type-B output. Its wide 74° field of view allows you to capture your entire meeting room.

The camera features IP control over the RJ45 LAN port using a web configuration interface. Up to 16 presets can be assigned and managed via the included IR remote controller. It can also be controlled via RS-232 or telnet commands. Other features include silent motors, noise reduction, wide dynamic range, automatic white balance, and spotlight compensation mode. A wall mount with mounting hardware is included with the camera.

1/2.8" 2.14MP Exmor CMOS Sensor    10x Optical Zoom, 74° Field of View    USB 3.0 Type-B & IP H.264 Video Output    Video Output up to 1080p60    IR Remote, RS-232 & Telnet Control    Wide Dynamic Range, Noise Reduction    Silent Motors, Invert Image Mode    Comes in White Color

Back-illuminated 2.14 MP, high-definition 1/2.8" Type Exmor CMOS sensor delivers 1080p60 video

10x optical zoom horizontal field of view of 74°

RTSP streaming output

Enterprise-class IT administrative capabilities with full web controls for remote management

Smooth and precise pan and tilt movements at up to 90° per second

Integration-ready Telnet control

A web-based user interface gives the user camera control with a web browser from anywhere in the world over the IP network, perfect for remote management, network operating centers, and overall IT control

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the zoom remain set when you turn the camera off and on or do you have to reset the zoom every time you turn the camera on?

A: There are options for setting a zoom parameter and saving that on a controller.

Q: 2. Is there anyway to record audio with this device ?

A: There are currently no audio recording options defined by manufacturer.

Q: 3. This camera has 1 RS-232 Control Port other cameras have 2 (in & out) what is the difference. Can I run more than one of these cameras on 1 controller?

A: This only has an RS-232 input. It does not have a daisy chain output. You cannot run a 2nd camera through this camera with RS-232.

Q: 4. Is there a work flow that is compatible with VMIX?

A: It is compatible with VMIX in terms of IP streaming. It will be added as a media source (IP).

Q: 5. How to mount the camera?

A: This camera can be mounted to walls or ceilings. You will find a few recommended mounts on the "Accessories" page under the "Mounts and Brackets" tab.

Q: 6. is this hdmi 2.0 or mini hdmi?

A: The AViPAS AV-1081 HDMI PTZ Camera has a full HDMI port.

Q: 7. we just started using the -1071. We have not been able to get then Line In to work. We use this for church services at the beach and the camera completely whites out with an early morning sun behind the camera, Have to use manual exposure which degraded the video. is the -1081 better suited for bright conditions? Really have never had a camera white out when in Auto Exposure. My GoPro, MEVO Start all work excellently. i just needed to be able to pan around.

A: The white out condition happens with auto exposure when the camera has to overcompensate for a extreme low light scenario. For example if the camera is pointed at subjects who are in silhouette. A camera in auto will not have the knowledge that a shooter would have who can set the exposure manually. The camera in auto sees the image in this low light and says its way too dark let me open way up to compensate. The effect is a whiteout. What I suggest is to place the camera where there is exposure in general, not in too low light. Having typed all this, the aperture for both cameras is basically the same. So I would say it is not the camera but the nature of auto exposure.

Q: 8. Is it good for covering indoor sports like volleyball and basketball?

A: yes this PTZ would work for indoor sports

Q: 9. Can this camera stream to Facebook?

A: Yes it can. This has IP Streaming which you can configure to work with Facebook. You may just need software like OBS to accomplish it.

Q: 10. Can this be controlled by the Sony RM-IP10?

A: Unfortunately no. The Sony RM-IP10 will not work with this camera. The AViPAS AV-1081 HDMI PTZ Camera (White).