IV-CAMA-UMB-B - Video Conferencing System Crestron - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Video Conferencing System
Brand	Crestron
Model	IV-CAMA-UMB-B
Dimensions (H x W x D)	6.5 x 8.2 x 5.9 in (165 x 208 x 150 mm)
Weight	4.4 lb (2.0 kg)
Power Supply	PoE+ (802.3at) or 12V DC, 2.5A
Camera Resolution	4K UHD (3840 x 2160) at 30 fps
Field of View	120° horizontal, 80° vertical
Zoom	5x digital zoom
Microphone Array	Beamforming, 6 microphones, 20 ft pickup
Speaker	Full-range, 10W output
Connectivity	USB-C, HDMI, Ethernet, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Mounting	Tabletop, wall mount, or tripod (VESA compatible)
Operating Temperature	32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C)
Material	Aluminum and polycarbonate
Color	Black
Warranty	2 years limited warranty
Included Accessories	Power adapter, mounting bracket, USB cable, HDMI cable
Cleaning Instructions	Wipe with soft dry cloth; avoid liquids and abrasives
Safety Certifications	UL, CE, FCC, RoHS
Spare Parts Availability	Contact Crestron for replacement microphones, speakers, and cables

Frequently Asked Questions - IV-CAMA-UMB-B Crestron

How do I set up the Crestron IV-CAMA-UMB-B for the first time?

Connect the device to power via PoE+ or DC adapter, then use a USB-C or HDMI cable to connect to your computer or display. Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the initial setup.

How can I connect the system to my network?

Plug an Ethernet cable into the LAN port, or enable Wi-Fi through the device settings. Ensure your network supports DHCP for automatic IP assignment.

What software platforms are compatible?

The system works with Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and other major video conferencing applications through USB plug-and-play.

Why is there no video output from the camera?

Check the HDMI or USB cable connection. Verify that the camera lens cover is removed. Ensure the correct input source is selected on your display.

How do I update the firmware?

Download the latest firmware from Crestron's website, connect the device to the internet, and navigate to Settings > System Update to install.

Can I mount the system on a wall?

Yes, the IV-CAMA-UMB-B includes a VESA-compatible bracket. Securely attach the bracket to the wall and mount the device per the included instructions.

How do I clean the camera lens and microphones?

Use a soft, dry microfiber cloth to gently wipe the lens and microphone grills. Do not use any liquids or abrasive cleaners.

What is the warranty period?

Crestron offers a 2-year limited warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship. Extended warranties are available through authorized resellers.

Can I replace the microphone or speaker?

Yes, spare parts are available. Contact Crestron support or an authorized service center for replacement microphones, speakers, and cable kits.

How do I reset the device to factory defaults?

Press and hold the reset button (located on the bottom panel) for 10 seconds using a paperclip. The system will reboot and erase all custom settings.

USER MANUAL IV-CAMA-UMB-B Crestron

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Contents

IV-CAM Series 5

Features ...6.

Camera Features...7

IV-CAM-P12 Features...8

IV-CAM-P20 Features...9

IV-CAM-I12 Features...10

IV-CAM-I20 Features...12

Camera Accessory Features...14

IV-CAMA-UMB Features...15

IVA-WMT-BRKT-1B Features...16

IVA-CMT-BRKTJ-1B Features...17

IV-CAMA-REMOTE Features...18

PW-1225DU Features...19

Specifications 20

Camera Specifications...21

IV-CAM-P12 Specifications...22

IV-CAM-P20 Specifications 27

IV-CAM-I12 Specifications 32

IV-CAM-I20 Specifications 37

Camera Accessory Specifications 42

IV-CAMA-UMB Specifications 43

IVA-WMT-BRKT-1B Specifications 46

IVA-CMT-BRKTJ-1B Specifications 47

IV-CAMA-REMOTE Specifications 50

PW-1225DU Specifications 51

Installation 52

In The Box 53

IV-CAM-P12-B 53

IV-CAM-P12-W 53

IV-CAM-P20-B 53

IV-CAM-P20-W 54

IV-CAM-I12-B 54

IV-CAM-120-B 54

IV-CAM-120-W 54

Mounting Requirements 55

Intelligent Camera Mounting 55

Mounting Measurements 56

Install the Mounting Hardware 57

IV-CAMA-UMB Installation 58

IVA-WMT-BRKT-1B Installation...66

IVA-CMT-BRKTJ-1B Installation...68

Connect the Camera...71

Camera Ports...72.

Network Connection...72.

PoE Power...73

DC Power...73

Video Output...73

Serial Control...73.

Configuration ...75.

Initial Setup...76

Install Camera Manager Software...77

Add Cameras...78

Set a Static IP Address...96

Update Firmware...99

Change the Camera Mode (IV-CAM-I12/20 Only) 102

Multi-Camera Switching Configuration (Beta) 104

Device Configuration 110

Accessing Camera Feeds 111

Camera Controls 117

On-Screen Display (OSD) 122

Advanced Camera Settings 129

Tracking Menu 140

Tracking Settings 160

VISCA Commands 167

Start/Stop Tracking 167

Privacy 167

ACK / Completion Messages 167

Error Messages 167

Commands 168

Inquiry Commands 171

Resources 176

Crestron Support and Training 176

Product Certificates 176

IV-CAM Series

Crestron 1 Beyond Cameras

The IV-CAM Series cameras are high quality PTZ cameras that output up to 1080p60 resolution Crestron 1 Beyond cameras are ideal for meetings in medium, large, and extra large spaces with camera needs to capture several areas of the room. Intelligent features such as presenter track group framing, and group tracking are available for IV-CAM-I12 and IV-CAM-I20 series cameras.

Features

Refer to the following sections for more information on the features provided by Crestron 1 E cameras and accessories.

This section provides the following information:

• Camera Features
  • Camera Accessory Features

Camera Features

Refer to the following sections for more information on the features provided by Crestron 1 E cameras.

This section provides the following information:

• IV-CAM-P12 Features
• IV-CAM-P20 Features
- IV-CAM-I12 Features
• IV-CAM-120 Features

IV-CAM-P12 Features

The IV-CAM-P12 is a high quality PTZ camera that outputs up to 1080p60 resolution video. T IV-CAM-P12 is ideal for meetings in medium to large spaces where one camera needs to capt areas of the room. The IV-CAM-P12 can be used with the Crestron 1 Beyond Automate VX Series as part

of a complete multi-camera switching solution. The IV-CAM-P12 supports a single Ethernet connection and provides power (PoE), viewing, and control on a network.

Exterior view of a modern black camera with a green laser beam (no text or symbols visible)

• High quality video supporting resolutions up to 1080p60
- Compatible with Automate VX multi-camera systems
- Image flip allows for optional inverted mounting
- Single Ethernet connection provides power (PoE), viewing, control, and NDI®|HX video
- Easily configured with Crestron 1 Beyond Camera Manager software
• Available in Moon Gray and Bright White colors

Automate VX Compatible

The IV-CAM-P12 camera is compatible with Automate VX multi-camera speaker tracking systems. the IV-CAM-P12 for close up shots of active speaking participants in medium to large spaces.

High Quality Video

A high quality Sony® CMOS sensor enables the camera to output up to 1080p60 resolution v

Networked Power, Viewing, and Control

Connect a single Ethernet cable to power (PoE), view, set up, and control the IV-CAM-P12 ca

Mounting Options

Standard mounting holes make it easy to mount the camera. The IV-CAM-P12 ships with the matched IV-CAMA-UMB Universal Mounting Bracket, and is compatible with the IVA-WMT-BRKT-1B

Wall Mount Bracket and the IVA-CMT-BRKT-1B J-Mount Ceiling Bracket (both sold separately).

IV-CAM-P20 Features

The IV-CAM-P20 is a high quality PTZ camera that outputs up to 1080p60 resolution video. The IV-CAM-P20 is ideal for meetings in large to extra large spaces where one camera needs to several areas of the room. The IV-CAM-P20 can be used with the Crestron 1 Beyond Automate VX Series

as part of a complete multi-camera switching solution. The IV-CAM-P20 supports a single Ether connection and provides power (PoE), viewing, and control on a network.

Exterior view of a modern black camera with a green laser beam (no text or symbols visible)

• High quality video supporting resolutions up to 1080p60
- Compatible with Automate VX multi-camera systems
- Image flip allows for optional inverted mounting
- Single Ethernet connection provides power (PoE), viewing, control, and NDI®|HX video
- Easily configured with Crestron 1 Beyond Camera Manager software
• Available in Moon Gray and Bright White colors

Automate VX Compatible

The IV-CAM-P20 camera is compatible with Automate VX multi-camera speaker tracking systems. the IV-CAM-P20 for close up shots of active speaking participants in large to extra large spa

High Quality Video

A high quality Sony® CMOS sensor enables the camera to output up to 1080p60 resolution v

Networked Power, Viewing, and Control

Connect a single Ethernet cable to power (PoE), view, set up, and control the IV-CAM-P20 cc

Mounting Options

Standard mounting holes make it easy to mount the camera. The IV-CAM-P20 ships with the matched IV-CAMA-UMB Universal Mounting Bracket, and is compatible with the IVA-WMT-BRKT-1B

Wall Mount Bracket and the IVA-CMT-BRKT-1B J-Mount Ceiling Bracket (both sold separately).

IV-CAM-I12 Features

The IV-CAM-I12-B is a high quality intelligent PTZ camera that uses visual AI to automatically track or

frame meeting participants. The IV-CAM-I12 is ideal for group framing meeting participants in r to large conference rooms, and presenter tracking in medium sized training rooms and classroom IV-CAM-I12 has a dual camera design; the wide-angle reference camera uses visual AI to direct PTZ camera. All visual AI is built into the camera - no external system is needed.

Exterior view of a modern video camera with a black base and green indicator lights (no text or symbols visible)

• Visual AI for Group Framing or Presenter Tracking
  • High quality video supporting resolutions up to 1080p60
  • Automatically pans, tilts, and zooms with dual camera technology, no external computer re
  • Supports 12x optical zoom for tracking distances up to 25 ft from participants
• Connects directly to a codec or recording/streaming device
• Single Ethernet connection provides power (PoE), viewing, and control
• Easily configured with Crestron 1 Beyond Camera Manager software
• Compatible with Automate VX multi-camera systems

Group Framing Technology

Group framing utilizes visual AI to frame multiple participants smoothly in medium to large control rooms. The wide-angle reference camera continuously detects when participants enter or leave the camera shot, and the PTZ camera reframes the shot automatically to fit participants.

Presenter Tracking Capability

Visual AI is used to smoothly track a single moving presenter as they move through a design presentation area. It is easily configurable to prevent tracking other subjects or displays by using Blocking Zones. Recommended tracking range is 15 to 25 ft from the presentation area.

Multi-Camera Switching Capability

Two IV-CAM-112 cameras can be set up to utilize multi-camera switching. One camera can be designated as a group framing camera, and the other can be used as a presenter tracking of feature allows for seamless switching between the group framing camera and the presenter track camera when someone enters the presentation zone - no additional hardware or software requ

Automate VX Compatible

The IV-CAM-I12 camera is compatible with Automate VX multi-camera speaker tracking systems. the IV-CAM-I12 for close up shots of active speaking participants, and for presenter tracking in designated area within 25 ft.

High Quality Video

A high quality Sony® CMOS sensor enables the camera to output up to 1080p60 resolution v

Networked Power, Viewing, and Control

Connect a single Ethernet cable to power (PoE), view, set up, and control the IV-CAM-I12 car

Mounting Options (Sold Separately)

Standard mounting holes make it easy to mount the camera. The IV-CAM-I12 is compatible with IV-CAMA-UMB Universal Mounting Bracket, IVA-WMT-BRKT-1B Wall Mount Bracket, and

IVA-CMT-BRKT-1B J-Mount Ceiling Bracket.

IV-CAM-I20 Features

The IV-CAM-I20 is a high quality intelligent PTZ camera that uses visual AI to automatically track or

frame a presenter. The IV-CAM-I20 is ideal for presenter tracking in large to extra large sized rooms and classrooms, and group tracking meeting participants in large to extra large conferen rooms. The IV-CAM-I20 has a dual camera design; the wide-angle reference camera uses visual direct the PTZ camera. All visual AI is built into the camera - no external system is needed.

Exterior view of a modern black remote sensing device with a green indicator light (no text or symbols visible)

• Visual AI for Presenter Tracking
• High quality video supporting resolutions up to 1080p60
• Automatically pans, tilts, and zooms with dual camera technology, no external computer re
• Supports 20x optical zoom for tracking distances up to 50 ft from participants
- Connects directly to a codec or recording/streaming device
- Single Ethernet connection provides power (PoE), viewing, control, and NDI®|HX video
- Easily configured with Crestron 1 Beyond Camera Manager software
- Compatible with Automate VX multi-camera systems
• Available in Moon Gray and Bright White colors

Presenter Tracking Capability

Visual AI is used to smoothly track a single moving presenter as they move through a design presentation area. It is easily configurable to prevent tracking other subjects or displays by using Blocking Zones. Recommended tracking range is 15 to 50 ft from the presentation area.

Group Tracking Technology

Group Tracking utilizes visual AI to track multiple presenters smoothly in large training rooms and classrooms. The wide-angle reference camera continuously detects when participants enter or leave presentation area, and the PTZ camera pans, tilts, and zooms to keep all presenters in the

Preset Zones

Preset Zones utilizes visual AI to frame a dedicated area of the room. When a participant en Preset Zone, the camera automatically displays the area regardless of who is currently talking other participants may be.

Automate VX Compatible

The IV-CAM-I20 camera is compatible with Automate VX multi-camera speaker tracking systems. the IV-CAM-I20 presenter tracking in a designated area within 50 ft.

High Quality Video

A high quality Sony® CMOS sensor enables the camera to output up to 1080p60 resolution v

Networked Power, Viewing, and Control

Connect a single Ethernet cable to power (PoE), view, set up, and control the IV-CAM-120 call

Mounting Options

Standard mounting holes make it easy to mount the camera. The IV-CAM-I20 ships with the matched IVA-WMT-BRKT-1B Wall Mount Bracket, and is compatible with the IV-CAMA-UMB Universal

Mounting Bracket and the IVA-CMT-BRKT-1B J-Mount Ceiling Bracket (both sold separately).

Camera Accessory Features

Refer to the following sections for more information on the features provided by Crestron 1 B accessories.

This section provides the following information:

• IV-CAMA-UMB Features
• IVA-WMT-BRKT-1B Features
• IVA-CMT-BRKTJ-1B Features
• IV-CAMA-REMOTE Features
• PW-1225DU Features

IV-CAMA-UMB Features

The IV-CAMA-UMB Universal Mount Bracket provides an all in one mounting solution for Crest, Beyond cameras. The IV-CAMA-UMB can be mounted upright, inverted to the wall, or inverted ceiling. The IV-CAM-P20, IV-CAM-P12, IV-CAM-I20, and IV-CAM-I12-B cameras are compatible with the

wall mount configuration, and the inverted ceiling mount configuration is only compatible with t IV-CAM-P20 and IV-CAM-P12 cameras.

Exterior view of a black plastic enclosure with a central mounting hole (no text or symbols visible)

IVA-WMT-BRKT-1B Features

The IVA-WMT-BRKT-1B Wall Mount Bracket provides a secure wall mounting option for IV-CAM-P20, IV-CAM-P12, IV-CAM-I20, and IV-CAM-I12-B cameras. The IVA-WMT-BRKT-1B comes with an adjustable swivel head that positions the camera at a desired angle to capture the optimal view of pa

Black mechanical component with flanged ends and a central shaft (no text or symbols visible)

IVA-CMT-BRKTJ-1B Features

The IVA-CMT-BRKTJ-1B J-Mount Ceiling Bracket provides an easy mounting solution for IV-CAM-P20, IV-CAM-P12, IV-CAM-I20, and IV-CAM-I12-B cameras. The IVA-CMT-BRKTJ-1B can be used in spaces where the camera has to be suspended from the ceiling to achieve optimal distance from the presentation area.

Black cylindrical pipe with a curved end, mounted on a small base (no text or symbols visible)

IV-CAMA-REMOTE Features

The IV-CAMA-REMOTE is an IR wireless remote designed to be used with IV-CAM-I12-B cameras. The IV-CAMA-REMOTE provides full access to camera video settings, calling predefined camera preset enabling or disabling camera tracking.

Black CRESTRON remote control with keypad and function buttons (no readable text beyond brand name)

PW-1225DU Features

The PW-1225DU is a 12 VDC universal regulated power pack intended for use with Crestron 1 Beyond IV-CAM-P20, IV-CAM-P12, IV-CAM-I20, and IV-CAM-I12-B cameras.

Black and white photo of a charging power adapter with attached cable and terminal outlet (no visible text or symbols)

Specifications

Refer to the following sections for more information on the specifications of the Crestron 1 E cameras and accessories.

This section provides the following information:

• Camera Specifications
• Camera Accessory Specifications

Camera Specifications

Refer to the following sections for more information on the specifications of the Crestron 1 E cameras.

This section provides the following information:

• IV-CAM-P12 Specifications
• IV-CAM-P20 Specifications
• IV-CAM-112 Specifications
• IV-CAM-120 Specifications

IV-CAM-P12 Specifications

Product specifications for the IV-CAM-P12 are provided below.

Specifications

Optics and Processing

Image Sensor 1/2.8 Sony® CMOS Sensor

Optical Zoom 12x

Focal Length F=4.1-49.2 mm

Field of View Horizontal: 67.68°

Vertical: 53.88°

Shutter Speed 1/50-1/10,000 sec

Iris F1.8-F2.68

Minimum Illumination 20 lux

Pan/Tilt Angle Pan: -130° -130°, Tilt: -30°-90°

Pan/Tilt Speed Pan: 0.2° -90°/s, Tilt: 0.2°-70°/s

Video

Video Outputs 3G-SDI, HDMI®, USB, NDI®IHX, ONVIF, RTSP

Signal Formats SDI or HDMI: 1080p60/59.94/50/30/29.94/25, 720p60/59.94/50USB: 1080p30/25, 720p30/25, 360p30

Communications

USB USB-B 3.0
Ethernet	RJ-45, 100Mbps
Serial	RS-232, RS-485
Control Protocol	VISCA/TCP, VISCA/UDP, PELCO-D, PELCO-P, ONVIF

Management Client

Software	Crestron 1 Beyond Camera Manager (Windows® OS computer required)
Connectors
COM	(1) 5-pin 3.5 mm detachable terminal block; Bidirectional RS-232/485 port
PoE	(1) 8-pin RJ-45 connector, female
3G-SDI OUT	(1) BNC connector, female; 3G-SDI digital video output

HDMI OUT (1) HDMI Type A connector;

HDMI digital video output

USB (1) USB Type B connector, female;

USB 3.0 device port for video and control

12VDC 2.5A (1) 3.3 mm DC power connector;

12VDC power input;

PW-1225DU power pack sold separately

Controls and Indicators

Status Bar (1) Multisegment tricolor LED bargraph;

Half green LED bargraph indicates live camera feed;

Full amber LED bargraph indicates firmware upgrade;

Half red LED bargraph indicates Privacy Mode

RESET (1) Recessed push button for hardware reset

Power

Power Source Options Ethernet (PoE), Power Pack (PW-1225DU)

Power over Ethernet IEEE 802.3af Class 3 Powered Device

Power over Ethernet 15.4 W

Rating

NOTE: To comply with the European Directive (CE), shielded CAT5e cable must be used as a minimum for PoE power.

Power Pack (sold 12VDC, 2.5A, 50/60 Hz

separately)

Environmental

Temperature 32° to 104°F (0° to 40°C)

Humidity 10% to 90% RH (noncondensing)

Construction

Mounting Options	IV-CAMA-UMB 1 Beyond Universal Mounting Bracket (included), IVA-WMT-BRKT-1B 1
	Beyond Wall Mount Bracket (sold separately), IVA-CMT-BRKTJ-1B 1 Beyond J-Mount Bracket (sold separately)

Mounting Thread 1/4 in. threaded mount hole

Dimensions

Height	6.55 in.	(166 mm)
Width	8.89 in.	(226 mm)
Depth	5.86 in.	(149 mm)

Weight

4.12

lb

(1.87 kg)

Compliance

Regulatory Model: M202306003

FCC Part 15 Class B, IC Class B, CE, Intertek® Listed for US and Canada

Dimension Drawings

IV-CAM-P20 Specifications

Product specifications for the IV-CAM-P20 are provided below.

Specifications

Optics and Processing

Image Sensor 1/2.8 Sony® CMOS Sensor

Optical Zoom 20x

Focal Length F=5.2-94 mm

Field of View Horizontal: 56.45°

Vertical: 40.31°

Shutter Speed 1/50-1/10,000 sec

Iris F1.5-F3.0

Minimum Illumination 20 lux

Pan/Tilt Angle Pan: -130° -130°, Tilt: -30°-90°

Pan/Tilt Speed Pan: 0.2° -90°/s, Tilt: 0.2°-70°/s

Video

Video Outputs 3G-SDI, HDMI®, USB, NDI®IHX, ONVIF, RTSP

Signal Formats SDI or HDMI: 1080p60/59.94/50/30/29.94/25, 720p60/59.94/50USB: 1080p30/25, 720p30/25, 360p30

Communications

USB USB-B 3.0
Ethernet	RJ-45, 100Mbps
Serial	RS-232, RS-485
Control Protocol	VISCA/TCP, VISCA/UDP, PELCO-D, PELCO-P, ONVIF

Management Client

Software

Crestron 1 Beyond Camera Manager (Windows® OS computer required)

Connectors

COM	(1) 5-pin 3.5 mm detachable terminal block; Bidirectional RS-232/485 port
PoE	(1) 8-pin RJ-45 connector, female
3G-SDI OUT	(1) BNC connector, female; 3G-SDI digital video output

HDMI OUT (1) HDMI Type A connector;

HDMI digital video output

USB (1) USB Type B connector, female;

USB 3.0 device port for video and control

12VDC 2.5A (1) 3.3 mm DC power connector;

12VDC power input;

PW-1225DU power pack sold separately

Controls and Indicators

Status Bar (1) Multisegment tricolor LED bargraph;

Half green LED bargraph indicates live camera feed;

Full amber LED bargraph indicates firmware upgrade;

Half red LED bargraph indicates Privacy Mode

RESET (1) Recessed push button for hardware reset

Power

Power Source Options Ethernet (PoE), Power Pack (PW-1225DU)

Power over Ethernet IEEE 802.3af Class 3 Powered Device

Power over Ethernet 15.4 W

Rating

NOTE: To comply with the European Directive (CE), shielded CAT5e cable must be used as a minimum for PoE power.

Power Pack (sold 12VDC, 2.5A, 50/60 Hz

separately)

Environmental

Temperature 32° to 104°F (0° to 40°C)

Humidity 10% to 90% RH (noncondensing)

Construction

Mounting Options	IV-CAMA-UMB 1 Beyond Universal Mounting Bracket (included), IVA-WMT-BRKT-1B 1
	Beyond Wall Mount Bracket (sold separately), IVA-CMT-BRKTJ-1B 1 Beyond J-Mount Bracket (sold separately)

Mounting Thread 1/4 in. threaded mount hole

Dimensions

Height	6.51 in.	(165 mm)
Width	8.90 in.	(226 mm)
Depth	5.86 in.	(149 mm)

Weight

4.12

lb

(1.87 kg)

Compliance

Regulatory Model: M202306003

FCC Part 15 Class B, IC Class B, CE, Intertek® Listed for US and Canada

Dimension Drawings

IV-CAM-I12 Specifications

Product specifications for the IV-CAM-120 are provided below.

Specifications

Optics

Image Sensor 1/2.8 Sony® CMOS Sensor

Optical Zoom 12x

Focal Length F=4.1-49.2 mm

Field of View (PTZ) Horizontal: 67.68°

Vertical: 53.88°

Field of View (Reference) Horizontal: 104° (dynamically adjusts)

Vertical: 57°

Shutter Speed 1/50-1/10,000 sec

Iris F1.8-F2.68

Minimum Illumination 20 lux

Pan/Tilt Angle Pan: -130° -130°, Tilt: -30°-90°

Pan/Tilt Speed Pan: 0.2° -90°/s, Tilt: 0.2°-70°/s

Camera Processing

Intelligent Video Functions Group Framing, Presenter Tracking, Multi-Camera Switching
Recommended Range (Group Framing)	5-25 ft
Recommended Range (Presenter Tracking)	15-25 ft

Video

Video Outputs 3G-SDI, HDMI®, USB, ONVIF, RTSP
Signal Formats	SDI or HDMI: 1080p60/59.94/50/30/29.94/25, 720p60/59.94/50USB: 1080p30/25, 720p30/25, 360p30

Communications

USB	USB-B 3.0
Ethernet	RJ-45, 100Mbps
Serial	RS-232, RS-485
Control Protocol	VISCA/TCP, VISCA/UDP, PELCO-D, PELCO-P, ONVIF
IR Receiver	IR Camera Remote (IV-CAMA-REMOTE)

Management Client

Software

Crestron 1 Beyond Camera Manager (Windows® OS computer required)

Connectors

COM (1) 5-pin 3.5 mm detachable terminal block; Bidirectional RS-232/485 port

PoE (1) 8-pin RJ-45 connector, female

3G-SDI OUT (1) BNC connector, female; 3G-SDI digital video output

HDMI OUT (1) HDMI Type A connector; HDMI digital video output

USB (1) USB Type B connector, female; USB 3.0 device port for video and control

12VDC 2.5A (1) 3.3 mm DC power connector; 12VDC power input; PW-1225DU power pack sold separately

Controls and Indicators

Status Bar (1) Multisegment tricolor LED bargraph; Half green LED bargraph indicates live camera feed; Full green LED bargraph indicates camera tracking; Full amber LED bargraph indicates firmware upgrade; Half red LED bargraph indicates Privacy Mode

RESET (1) Recessed push button for hardware reset

Power

Power Source Options Ethernet (PoE), Power Pack (PW-1225DU) Power over Ethernet IEEE 802.3af Class 3 Powered Device Power over Ethernet 15.4 W Rating

NOTE: To comply with the European Directive (CE), shielded CAT5e cable must be used as a minimum for PoE power.

Power Pack (sold separately) 12VDC, 2.5A, 50/60 Hz

Environmental

Temperature 32° to 104°F (0° to 40°C) Humidity 10% to 90% RH (noncondensing)

Construction

Mounting Options	IV-CAMA-UMB 1 Beyond Universal Mounting Bracket (sold separately), IVA-WMT-BRKT-1B 1 Beyond Wall Mount Bracket (sold separately), IVA-CMT-BRKTJ-1B 1 Beyond J-Mount Bracket (sold separately)
Mounting Thread 1/4 in. threaded mount hole

Dimensions

Height	6.55 in.	(166 mm)
Width	8.89 in.	(226 mm)
Depth	5.86 in.	(149 mm)

Weight

4.11

lb

(1.86 kg)

Compliance

Regulatory Model: M202306003

FCC Part 15 Class B, IC Class B, CE, Intertek® Listed for US and Canada

Dimension Drawings

IV-CAM-I20 Specifications

Product specifications for the IV-CAM-120 are provided below.

Specifications

Optics

Image Sensor 1/2.8 Sony® CMOS Sensor

Optical Zoom 20x

Focal Length F=5.2-94 mm

Field of View (PTZ) Horizontal: 56.45°

Vertical: 40.31°

Field of View (Reference) Horizontal: 104° (dynamically adjusts)

Vertical: 57°

Shutter Speed 1/50-1/10,000 sec

Iris F1.5-F3.0

Minimum Illumination 20 lux

Pan/Tilt Angle Pan: -130° -130°, Tilt: -30°-90°

Pan/Tilt Speed Pan: 0.2° -90°/s, Tilt: 0.2°-70°/s

Camera Processing

Intelligent Video Functions	Presenter	Tracking, Group	Tracking, Preset	Zones
Recommended Range	15-50 ft

Video

Video Outputs 3G-SDI, HDMI®, USB, NDI®IHX, ONVIF, RTSP
Signal Formats	SDI or HDMI: 1080p60/59.94/50/30/29.94/25, 720p60/59.94/50USB: 1080p30/25, 720p30/25, 360p30

Communications

USB	USB-B 3.0
Ethernet	RJ-45, 100Mbps
Serial	RS-232, RS-485
Control Protocol	VISCA/TCP, VISCA/UDP, PELCO-D, PELCO-P, ONVIF

Management Client

Software

Crestron 1 Beyond Camera Manager (Windows® OS computer required)

Connectors

COM (1) 5-pin 3.5 mm detachable terminal block; Bidirectional RS-232/485 port

PoE (1) 8-pin RJ-45 connector, female

3G-SDI OUT (1) BNC connector, female; 3G-SDI digital video output

HDMI OUT (1) HDMI Type A connector; HDMI digital video output

USB (1) USB Type B connector, female; USB 3.0 device port for video and control

12VDC 2.5A (1) 3.3 mm DC power connector; 12VDC power input; PW-1225DU power pack sold separately

Controls and Indicators

Status Bar (1) Multisegment tricolor LED bargraph; Half green LED bargraph indicates live camera feed; Full green LED bargraph indicates camera tracking; Full amber LED bargraph indicates firmware upgrade; Half red LED bargraph indicates Privacy Mode

RESET (1) Recessed push button for hardware reset

Power

Power Source Options Ethernet (PoE), Power Pack (PW-1225DU) Power over Ethernet IEEE 802.3af Class 3 Powered Device Power over Ethernet 15.4 W Rating

NOTE: To comply with the European Directive (CE), shielded CAT5e cable must be used as a minimum for PoE power.

Power Pack (sold separately) 12VDC, 2.5A, 50/60 Hz

Environmental

Temperature 32° to 104°F (0° to 40°C) Humidity 10% to 90% RH (noncondensing)

Construction

Mounting Options	IVA-WMT-BRKT-1B	1 Beyond Wall Mount Bracket (included), IVA-CMT-BRKTJ-1B	1
	Beyond J-Mount Bracket (sold separately), IVA-CAMA-UMB	1 Beyond Universal
	Mounting Bracket (sold separately)
Mounting Thread 1/4 in. threaded mount hole

Dimensions

Height	6.51 in.	(165 mm)
Width	8.90 in.	(226 mm)
Depth	5.86 in.	(149 mm)

Weight

4.11

lb

(1.86 kg)

Compliance

Regulatory Model: M202306003

FCC Part 15 Class B, IC Class B, CE, Intertek® Listed for US and Canada

Dimension Drawings

Camera Accessory Specifications

Refer to the following sections for more information on the specifications of the Crestron 1 E camera accessories.

This section provides the following information:

• IV-CAMA-UMB Specifications
• IVA-WMT-BRKT-1B Specifications
• IVA-CMT-BRKTJ-1B Specifications
• IV-CAMA-REMOTE Specifications
• PW-1225DU Specifications

IV-CAMA-UMB Specifications

Product specifications for the IV-CAMA-UMB are provided below.

Specifications

Construction

Base Material Die-cast aluminum

Cover Material Plastic

Dimensions

Height 1.73 in. (44 mm)

Width 8.90 in. (226 mm)

Length 8.33 in. (212 mm)

Weight

1.47 lb (0.67 kg)

Dimension Drawings

Technical line drawing of a mechanical component with mounting holes and internal structure (no text or symbols)

IVA-WMT-BRKT-1B Specifications

Product specifications for the IVA-WMT-BRKT-1B are provided below.

Specifications

Construction

Material Metal

Dimensions

Height 3.74 in. (95 mm)

Width 2.56 in. (65 mm)

Length 7.44 in. (189 mm)

Weight

0.50 lb (0.23 kg)

Dimension Drawings

IVA-CMT-BRKTJ-1B Specifications

Product specifications for the IVA-CMT-BRKTJ-1B are provided below.

Specifications

Construction

Material Metal

Dimensions

Height (adjustable) Minimum 22.0 in. (519 mm);

Maximum 44.0 in. (1118 mm)

Width (bracket diameter) 5.12 in. (130 mm)

Depth 9.12 in. (232 mm)

Weight

1.74 lb (0.79 kg)

Dimension Drawings

IV-CAMA-REMOTE Specifications

Product specifications for the IV-CAMA-REMOTE are provided below.

Specifications

Buttons

Power (1) Push button with red power icon;Enables or disables Privacy Mode

Menu (1) Push button with list icon;Opens On-Screen Display (OSD) menu

Zoom (2) Push buttons with magnifying glass icons;Increases or decreases camera zoom

Navigation Pad (1) 4-way directional navigation pad for left, right, up, and down;For camera pan and tilt, and navigating through the On-Screen Display (OSD) m

Home (1) Push button with home icon;Calls or sets Home Shot

Autofocus (1) Push button with letter A text;Triggers Autofocus

Focus (2) Push buttons with focus box icons;Increases or decreases camera focus

Function (2) Push buttons with F1/F2 text;Enables or disables Tracking mode

Number Pad (3) Push buttons with numbered text;Calls or sets camera presets

Power

Batteries (2)

AAA batteries required (not included)

Construction

Material

Plastic

Weight

0.07

lb

(0.03

kg)

Compliance

Regulatory Model: M202306003

FCC Part 15 Class B, IC Class B, CE

PW-1225DU Specifications

Product specifications for the PW-1225DU are provided below.

Specifications

Output Rating

12VDC, 2.5 A, regulated

Power Requirements

0.6 A (maximum) @ 100-240VAC, 50/60 Hz

Connections

Line (1) C8 2 pin main power input

Load (1) 6 ft (1.83 m) attached cable with 5.5 x 3.3 mm DC power barrel connector

Environmental

Temperature 23° to 104°F (-5° to 40°C)

Humidity 5% to 90% RH (noncondensing)

Construction

Plastic, black, desktop

Weight

0.54 lb (0.24 kg)

Compliance

CE

Installation

This section provides the following information:

• In The Box
• Mounting Requirements
  • Install the Mounting Hardware
• Connect the Camera

In The Box

The following items are included with Crestron 1 Beyond cameras.

IV-CAM-P12-B

Qty. Description

1 IV-CAM-P12-B, Crestron 1 Beyond P12 Camera

Additional Items

1 Connector, 5-Pin (2062506)

1 IV-CAMA-UMB-B, Universal Mount, Moon Gray (2062507)

IV-CAM-P12-W

Qty. Description

1 IV-CAM-P12-W, Crestron 1 Beyond P12 Camera

Additional Items

1 Connector, 5-Pin (2062506)

1 IV-CAMA-UMB-W, Universal Mount, Bright White (2062508)

IV-CAM-P20-B

Qty. Description

1 IV-CAM-P20-B, Crestron 1 Beyond P20 Camera

Additional Items

1 Connector, 5-Pin (2062506)

1 IV-CAMA-UMB-B, Universal Mount, Moon Gray (2062507)

IV-CAM-P20-W

Qty. Description

1 IV-CAM-P20-W, Crestron 1 Beyond P20 Camera

Additional Items

1 Connector, 5-Pin (2062506)

1 IV-CAMA-UMB-W, Universal Mount, Bright White (2062508)

IV-CAM-I12-B

Qty. Description

1 IV-CAM-I12-B, Crestron 1 Beyond I12 Camera

Additional Items

1 Connector, 5-Pin (2062506)

1 IV-CAMA-REMOTE, IR Remote

1 Cable, USB 3.0, B to A, 1.8 M (2062771)

IV-CAM-I20-B

Qty. Description

1 IV-CAM-I20-B, Crestron 1 Beyond I20 Camera

Additional Items

1 Connector, 5-Pin (2062506)

1 IVA-WMT-BRKT-1B-B, Wall Mount, Black (2062745)

IV-CAM-I20-W

Qty. Description

1 IV-CAM-I20-W, Crestron 1 Beyond I20 Camera

Additional Items

1 Connector, 5-Pin (2062506)

1 IVA-WMT-BRKT-1B, Wall Mount, White

Mounting Requirements

Crestron 1 Beyond cameras muse be mounted per the following guidelines for optimal camera performance. Ensure cameras are mounted in location that offers a clear view of their subject

NOTES: To avoid damaging the camera:

• Do not remove any screws from the camera. There are no user-serviceable parts inside. camera is damaged or malfunctioning, contact Crestron's True Blue Support Team via p email, or chat as described at https://www.crestron.com/Support.
• Do not operate the camera beyond the specified temperature and humidity limits. Operc range of the camera is between 32^ to 104^ ( 0^ to 40^ ). Ambient humidity should than 90% RH.
• Do not aim the camera lens at the sun or extremely bright lights. Doing so can cause to the image sensor.
• Do not move the camera head manually. Doing so can cause damage to the camera gear systems. Do not carry the camera by the head; always handle the camera by th
• Do not expose the camera to rain, water, or high moisture.
• This camera is designed for indoor use only.

Intelligent Camera Mounting

Intelligent Crestron 1 Beyond cameras (IV-CAM-I12-B and IV-CAM-I20 Series cameras) have additional mounting requirements:

• Intelligent cameras cannot be inverted.
• The fixed wide-angle camera lens must be able to view the entire subject area as it is tracking algorithm for visual AI.
• Do not position the camera where the wide angle camera predominately covers the ceiling results in suboptimal tracking performance. If the room has a slanted ceiling (such as an auditorium), the camera should be positioned at a 1^ to 15^ slant as well.
• Mount the camera as close as possible to the central axis of the area where the subject tracked. This is typically the center of the back wall.

Mounting Measurements

Use the following table to determine the appropriate camera mounting distances and heights.

Camera Mounting Measurements

Camera & Mode	Distance From Subject	Height	Can be Inverted	Maximum Tilt Angle
IV-CAM-P12 Series	5–35 ft (1.5–10.7 m)	6–10 ft (1.8–3.1 m)	Yes 0°
IV-CAM-P20 Series	10–60 ft (3.1–18.3 m)	6–12 ft (1.8–3.7 m)	Yes 0°
IV-CAM-I12-B(Group Framing)	5–25 ft (1.5–7.6 m)	4–7 ft (1.8–2.1 m)	No 15°
IV-CAM-I12-B(Presenter Tracking)	10–25 ft (3.1–7.6 m)	6–8 ft (1.8–2.4 m)	No 15°
IV-CAM-I20 Series	15–50 ft (4.6–15.2 m)	6–10 ft (1.8–3.1 m)	No 15°

Install the Mounting Hardware

Crestron 1 Beyond cameras have multiple mounts available for installation depending on camera and room requirements.

This section provides the following information:

• IV-CAMA-UMB Installation
• IVA-WMT-BRKT-1B Installation
• IVA-CMT-BRKTJ-1B Installation

IV-CAMA-UMB Installation

The IV-CAMA-UMB Universal Mounting Bracket can be mounted to the wall as a camera shelf it can be mounted onto the ceiling for inverted camera configurations.

NOTE: Camera inversion is only available for IV-CAM-P12 Series and IV-CAM-P20 cameras.

Refer to the following sections for information on mounting the IV-CAMA-UMB.

In the Box

Qty. Description

1

IV-CAMA-UMB,

Crestron

1

Beyond

Universal

Mounting

Bracket

Additional Items

4	Screw, 6.3 x 38 mm (2062877)
4	Drywall Anchor (2062876)
1	Screw, 1/4-20 x 3/8 in. (2062875)
2	Hand Screw, M2.5 x 12 mm (2062878)
1	Release Plate (2062879)
1	Installation Template Sheet (2062784)

IV-CAMA-UMB Wall Installation

Use the following procedure to install the IV-CAMA-UMB to the wall:

1. Choose a mounting location that is free of any wiring, studs, or other obstructions. Mak hole in the surface near the center of the chosen location to verify that it is suitable
2. Use a level and masking tape to attach the included installation template to the surface chosen location. Ensure that the template is level before proceeding.
3. Using the Anchor Holes locations on the template as a reference, drill two pilot holes into the mounting surface.

1. Install two of the included drywall anchors into the pilot holes.

2. If routing cables to the camera through the wall, make a suitable hole in the mounting

3. Detach the small plastic cable cover on the rear of the mount.

4. Detach the large plastic cable cover from the top of the mount.

1. Insert the two included M2.5 x 12 mm hand screws through the standoff holes on each mount.

1. Route the cables through the rear cover hole.

2. Screw two of the included 6.3 x 38 mm screws through the rear holes of the mount drywall anchors in the wall.

1. Connect all required cabling into the camera. For more information about the required cc refer to Connect the Camera on page 71.

2. Attach the included release plate to the bottom of the camera. Then, tighten the includ 1/4-20 x 3/8 in. screw onto the release plate.

3. Slide the camera at a slight angle onto the mount so that the camera ports are facir mounting holes.

1. Tighten the two included M2.5 x 12 mm hand screws into the rear standoff holes on t

1. Attach the small plastic cable cover into the bottom cable hole.

2. Attach the large top cover to the top of the mount.

IV-CAMA-UMB Ceiling Installation

Use the following procedure to install the IV-CAMA-UMB to the ceiling:

NOTE: Only install the IV-CAMA-UMB to a drywall or hard wall ceiling. If mounting to a ceiling tile, a 90 x 90 mm universal projector mount is suggested.

1. Choose a mounting location that is free of any wiring, studs, or other obstructions. Make hole in the surface near the center of the chosen location to verify that it is suitable

2. Use a level and masking tape to attach the included installation template to the surface chosen location. Ensure that the template is level before proceeding.

3. Using the Anchor Holes locations on the template as a reference, drill four pilot holes into the mounting surface.

1. If routing cables to the camera through the ceiling, make a suitable hole in the mounti

2. Attach the mount onto the ceiling using four screws and anchors (not included). Choose mounting hardware length and type in accordance with building specifications.

1. Detach the small plastic cable cover on the rear of the mount.
2. Detach the large plastic cable cover from the top of the mount.

3. Route the cables through the bottom cover hole.

4. Insert the two included M2.5 x 12 mm hand screws through the standoff holes on each mount.

1. Connect all required cabling into the camera. For more information about the required ca refer to Connect the Camera on page 71.

2. Attach the included release plate to the bottom of the camera. Then, tighten the includ 1/4-20 x 3/8 in. screw onto the release plate.

3. Slide the camera at an angle onto the mount so that the camera ports are facing the mounting installation holes.

1. Tighten the two included M2.5 x 12 mm hand screws into the rear standoff holes on t

1. Attach the small plastic cable cover into the rear cable hole.

2. Attach the large top cover to the top of the mount.

IVA-WMT-BRKT-1B Installation

The IVA-WMT-BRKT-1B Wall Mount Bracket is used to mount Crestron 1 Beyond cameras to the when a camera tilt is required. The mounting plate attached to the camera can be tilted to camera shot.

To mount the camera to a wall using the IVA-WMT-BRKT-1B Wall Mount Bracket:

1. Choose a mounting location that is free of any wiring, studs, or other obstructions. Make hole in the surface near the center of the chosen location to verify that it is suitable
2. Use a level and the wall mount as a template to position the pilot holes. Ensure that mount is level before proceeding.

1. Using the four mounting holes on the mount, drill 4 pilot holes in the wall.
2. If routing cables to the camera through the wall, make a suitable hole in the mounting
3. Install four drywall anchors (not included) into the pilot holes.
4. Attach the mount onto the wall using the four included screws.
5. Use the included screw to fix the camera on the camera mount plate.

1. Tilt the camera mount plate to achieve the desired camera tilt.

NOTE: For information on tilt angles for cameras, refer to Mounting Measurements on page 56

IVA-CMT-BRKTJ-1B Installation

The IVA-CMT-BRKTJ-1BJ-Mount Ceiling Bracket is used to suspend Crestron 1 Beyond cameras for the ceiling. The IVA-CMT-BRKTJ-1B is typically used to mount cameras from the ceiling when t camera cannot be inverted.

To mount the camera to a ceiling using the IVA-WMT-BRKT-1B J-Mount Ceiling Bracket:

NOTE: Only install the IVA-CMT-BRKTJ-1B to a drywall or hard wall ceiling. If mounting to a ceiling tile, a 90 x 90 mm universal projector mount is suggested.

To mount the camera:

1. Place four drywall anchors (not included) into the pilot holes.

2. Choose a mounting location that is free of any wiring, studs, or other obstructions. Make hole in the surface near the center of the chosen location to verify that it is suitable

3. Use the J-Mount as a template to position the pilot holes. Ensure that the J-Mount is proceeding.

1. Attach the mount onto the ceiling using four screws (not included). Choose the screw le type in accordance with building specifications.

2. Screw the J-mount into the ceiling mounted bracket.

1. Use the included screw to fix the camera on the camera mount plate.

Connect the Camera

Refer to the following sections for more information on the required and optional camera con

NOTES: To avoid damage and ensure optimal performance of the camera:

• Check the source power before powering on the camera. IV-CAM series cameras can be powered via a 15.4 W PoE switch or with the PW-1225DU 12VDC power supply (sold separately). Under or overpowering the camera will cause damage and poor performance that may not be immediately visible. If a PoE switch used, be sure the port is proper configured for 15.4 W. If using DC power and connecting to a network switch, be sure is not set for PoE.
• Do not power the camera with PoE and a power supply at the same time. Doing so it to malfunction.

Camera Ports

Route all necessary cables to the camera as described in the installation instructions for the mounting accessory (refer to Install the Mounting Hardware on page 57). Then, make all connections to the rear of the camera as shown in the following image.

Network Connection

A network connection enables easy configuration and control from any computer connected to same network, and access to the camera's IP video streams. Use a CAT5e (or greater) cable the camera to the network or directly to the host computer used for configuration. The came default is set to DCHP.

NOTE: Use shielded CAT5e (or greater) cables when running the cable over long distances and/or if NDI is used.

PoE Power

Crestron 1 Beyond camera support control, streaming, and power over a single Ethernet cable. network switch, ensure that it is PoE certified and that it can supply 15.4 W for each conn Alternatively, a PoE injector can be used to inject power between the switch and camera.

NOTE: To comply with the European Directive (CE), shielded CAT5e cable must be used as minimum for PoE power.

DC Power

Power the Crestron 1 Beyond camera using the PW-1225DU 12VDC power supply (sold separately). The camera cannot operate properly with less than 12VDC power. Since voltage drops over distance PW-1225DU power adapter is not sufficient if the power source is greater than 10 ft (3 m) from camera. Do not use the PW-1225DU 12VDC power supply and PoE simultaneously.

CAUTION: Providing too little or too much power can damage the camera. For PoE, make network port is configured for 15.4 W. For DC power, be sure to supply 12V to the came

Video Output

Crestron 1 Beyond cameras have multiple video output options, and all video outputs are available simultaneously. Refer to the following sections for information regarding video outputs.

USB 3.0

Connect the camera to a computer using a USB 3.0 cable. It will be detected by your oper and become selectable in all applications supporting USB cameras.

3G-SDI

The rear of the camera has one 3G-SDI port to use with standard 3G-SDI cabling (RG-6 Co 75 Ω with BNC male connectors). Depending on specific building fire codes, cables may need to plenum rated.

HDMI

The camera can be connected with an HDMI ^® cable to a conferencing codec or capture device rear HDMI port on the camera.

Serial Control

The IV-CAM Series camera supports serial control over RS-485 and RS-232. The serial connection sending remote commands to the camera using the VISCA, PELCO_D, or PELCO_P protocols from control system. In most cases, serial cabling is optional because control of the camera is done on network connection.

If serial control is required, it is recommended to use RS-485. RS-485 can support cable length 4,000 ft while RS-232 is limited to cable distances of 50 ft. Also, RS-485 can support up devices while RS-232 only supports one.

22 or 24 AWG twisted pair cable is recommended for serial control. Depending on specific bu codes, cables may need to be plenum rated.

To wire serial control, use the terminal block (included) with a serial cable. Then, connect the cable into the camera and the control device being used.

Configuration

The Crestron 1 Beyond Camera Manager allows for the configuration and control of Crestron 1 Cameras.

This section provides the following information:

• Initial Setup
  • Device Configuration
  • VISCA Commands

Initial Setup

Crestron 1 Beyond cameras require additional setup before configuring the camera.

NOTE: Ensure all connections have been made to the camera before proceeding. For more information about camera connections, refer to Connect the Camera on page 71.

This section provides the following information:

• Install Camera Manager Software
- Add Cameras
- Set a Static IP Address
- Update Firmware
- Change the Camera Mode (IV-CAM-I12/20 Only)
- Multi-Camera Switching Configuration (Beta)

Install Camera Manager Software

Use the following procedures to install the Crestron 1 Beyond Camera Manager software.

System Requirements

Ensure the host computer running the software meets the following system requirements.

• Windows® 10 OS or later
• Dual-core processor
  • 4GB (or greater) memory
  • 1GB (or greater) storage
• Ethernet or Wi-Fi™ network connection to the local network

Installation

Follow the steps below to install the software.

1. Download the Crestron 1 Beyond Camera Manager installation package.
2. Open the installer executable file and follow all prompts to install the software.

Add Cameras

Use the following procedures to add Crestron 1 Beyond cameras to the Crestron 1 Beyond Co Manager software.

NOTE: Before adding cameras to the Crestron 1 Beyond Camera Manager software, ensure t software is first installed onto the computer. For more information on installing the Crestron Beyond Camera Manager software, refer to Install Camera Manager Software on page 77

• To access the camera manager main menu, refer to Access the Main Menu on page 79.
• To add a new camera, refer to Add a New Camera on page 81.
- To add a camera that has been used in the software previously, refer to Add a Config Camera on page 87.
- To add a camera manually with its network information, refer to Manually Add a Camer 92.
- To delete a camera from the camera list, refer to Delete Camera on page 94.

Access the Main Menu

Open the Crestron 1 Beyond Camera Manager software either by selecting the desktop icon, c navigating to the directory of the local computer where the software was installed.

Desktop Icon

The following screen is displayed when the software opens.

Camera Manager

The camera list is located on the left side of the user interface.

Camera List

Add a New Camera

To add a new camera to the camera list:

1. Select + Add Camera in the top left of the user interface.

+ Add Camera

The ADD CAMERA window is displayed.

Add Camera Window

1. Select Search Network to search for cameras on the network. The desired camera must same network as the computer running the software. Cameras appear in the camera list their IP address, MAC address, model, device name and firmware version.

Search Network

1. Select the desired camera in the camera list, then select Add Camera in the bottom right of the ADD CAMERA window.

Add Camera

TIP: Use the filter text field to narrow network search results for cameras. Input a par (IP address, camera model, MAC address) of the desired camera into the field. The sear results will show all cameras that match the input parameters.

Filter Text Field

When the camera connects to the host computer, the Initial Setup window is displayed. Initial Setup

NOTE: A prompt is shown displaying "Unable to add camera. Please check network parameters". if the camera is unable to connect to the host computer. Verify that the camera's network parameters are correct under the ADD CAMERA banner.

Network Parameters

1. Enter a password for the camera into the New Password and Confirm Password fields, then select Apply.

Password Entry

1. Select Add Camera.

The camera is now available in the camera list.

Camera List

Add a Configured Camera

To add a camera that was previously configured in Crestron 1 Beyond Camera Manager but currently displayed in the camera list:

1. Select + Add Camera in the top left of the user interface.

+ Add Camera

The ADD CAMERA window is displayed.

Add Camera Window

1. Select Search Network to search for cameras on the network. The desired camera must same network as the computer using the software.

Search Network

TIP: Use the filter text field to narrow network search results for cameras. Input a par (IP address, camera model, MAC address) of the desired camera into the field. The sear results show all cameras that match the input parameters.

Filter Text Field

1. Cameras appear in the camera list with their IP address, MAC address, model, device nar firmware version. Select the desired camera in the camera list, then input the password camera into the Password text field.

Password Text Field

1. Select Add Camera in the bottom right of the ADD CAMERA window. Add Camera Window

NOTE: The software shows a prompt indicating that the camera could not connect if password for the camera is incorrect.

The camera is now available in the camera list.

Camera list

Manually Add a Camera

A camera can be added manually to the camera list by entering its network parameters within the ADD CAMERA menu.

To add a camera to the camera list manually:

1. Enter the camera's network information (IP Address, App Port, and Password if applicable) into the text fields below the ADD CAMERA banner.

Network Parameters

1. Select Add Camera in the bottom right of the ADD CAMERA window. Add Camera

The camera is now added to the camera list.

Delete Camera

To delete a camera from the camera list:

1. Select Delete on the desired camera in the camera list.

Delete Camera

A window prompt is displayed stating "The following action will delete the camera. Are you want to proceed?".

Window Prompt

2. Select Ok.

The camera is now deleted from the software. To add the camera back to the software, refer to Add a Configured Camera on page 87.

Set a Static IP Address

Crestron 1 Beyond cameras ship with DHCP turned on by default. The camera should be set to IP address for communications over the network.

To set a static IP address for a camera:

1. Select Settings on the desired camera in the camera list to open the Advanced Settings menu. Settings Select

The Advanced Settings menu is displayed.

Advanced Settings Menu

1. Select the Network tab on the top of the Advanced Settings menu to access the Network menu. Network Menu

1. Select the IP Type drop-down menu, then select Static IP.
2. Use the IP Address text field to enter a static IP address for the camera.
3. Select Save Settings to save the static IP address for the camera.

The camera is now set to a static IP address.

Update Firmware

Once the Crestron 1 Beyond camera is added to the Crestron 1 Beyond Camera Manager of camera should be updated to the latest firmware. For more information on adding a camera software, refer to Add Cameras on page 78.

To update the firmware of the camera:

1. Select Settings on the desired camera in the camera list to open the Advanced Settings menu.

Settings Select

The Advanced Settings menu is displayed.

Advanced Settings Menu

1. Select Upgrade on the top of the Advanced Settings menu to access the Upgrade menu.

Upgrade Menu

1. Download the respective camera firmware package from the Crestron website.
2. Select the three dots icon on the right of the Firmware field. This opens a file explorer window on the computer.
3. Navigate to the firmware file on the computer. Select the firmware file and the camera performs the firmware update.

NOTE: The firmware file must be extracted from the downloaded .zip file before updati camera. Failure to do so causes the firmware file to not be discoverable by the softv

1. The firmware update status is displayed next to Upgrade Status. Wait for the Upgrade Status to display Completed before leaving this menu. Once Completed is shown, the firmware update is complete.

The camera is now updated to the latest firmware.

Change the Camera Mode (IV-CAM-I12/20 Only)

IV-CAM-I12 and IV-CAM-I20 cameras can be set either Group Framing/Tracking or Presenter Tra modes, and the desired camera mode should be set once the camera is added to the Crestr Camera Manager software. For more information on adding a camera to the software, refer to Cameras on page 78.

To change the IV-CAM-I12 or IV-CAM-I20 camera mode:

1. Select Menu on the desired camera in the camera list to access the On-Screen Display menu.

The OSD menu is then displayed overlaid on the camera's video feed.

TIP: Alternatively, the OSD menu can be accessed with the IV-CAMA-REMOTE Crestron 1

Beyond IR Camera Remote. To access the OSD menu with the IR camera remote, press M on the remote.

1. Use the navigation pad on the left side of the user interface to move down through t to the System option. Then, select Enter to open the System sub menu.

2. Use the navigation pad to move down to either the Group Track or Track Mode option depending on the camera used. Then, use the navigation pad to move right through the available The following options are available for the respective setting options:

3. Group Track: Off or On. On enables Group Tracking for IV-CAM-I20 cameras. For more information about Group Tracking, refer to Group Track on page 164.

4. Track Mode: Presenter or Group. Presenter sets the IV-CAM-I12 camera to Presenter Tracking mode, and Group sets the IV-CAM-I12 camera to Group Framing mode. For information about Presenter Tracking and Group Framing, refer to Tracking Menu on 140.

5. Select Back twice to exit the sub menu and OSD menus.

The IV-CAM-I12 or IV-CAM-I20 camera is now set to the desired camera mode.

Multi-Camera Switching Configuration (Beta)

Multi-Camera Switching utilizes two IV-CAM-I12 cameras to switch between a group framing car shot and a presenter tracking shot. This is achieved by having one IV-CAM-I12 camera in Group mode and the other serving as the Presenter Tracking camera. For more information on switch camera mode, refer to Change the Camera Mode (IV-CAM-I12/20 Only) on page 102.

The following connections are required for Multi-Camera Tracking:

• Both the Presenter Tracking IV-CAM-I12 and Group Framing IV-CAM-I12 must be connected the same network via an Ethernet cable.
• The Group Framing camera must be connected via USB into a conferencing codec such as UC-ENGINE.

To activate Multi-Camera Switching:

NOTE: This procedure only provides information on the initial setup of Multi-Camera Switching.

Additional Presenter Tracking and Group Framing settings require configuration for Multi-Camera Switching to operate properly. For more information on Presenter Tracking and Group Framing settings, refer to Tracking Settings on page 160.

1. Select Tracking on the IV-CAM-I12 set to Group Framing mode in the camera list to add Tracking menu.

Tracking Button

The Tracking Menu is displayed.

Tracking Menu

1. Select the Tracking Settings tab to access the Tracking Settings.

Select Tracking Settings

The Tracking Settings menu is displayed. The Multi-Cam Tracking settings are located at the bottom of the Tracking Settings menu.

Tracking Settings

1. Enable Multi-Cam Tracking by selecting On.

Multi-Camera Tracking Settings

1. In the Secondary IP Address text field, enter the IP address of the IV-CAM-I12 camera set Presenter Tracking mode. For more information on setting an IP address for a camera, re Set a Static IP Address on page 96.

2. Select the Save Settings button to save the configuration.

Both IV-CAM-I12 cameras are now set to multi-camera switching mode.

Device Configuration

Prior to configuration, ensure all necessary setup procedures were completed as described in Initial Setup on page 76.

This section provides the following information:

• Accessing Camera Feeds
• Camera Controls
• On-Screen Display (OSD)
  • Advanced Camera Settings
• Tracking Menu
• Tracking Settings

Accessing Camera Feeds

Both the main PTZ camera and wide-angle reference camera video feeds can be displayed in interface at the same time. Up to four different video feeds from other cameras can be dis to the following sections for more information on accessing and viewing camera video feeds.

View the Main PTZ Camera Feed

To view the main PTZ camera's video feed, select Main on the desired camera in the camera list.

Main Video Feed

The main PTZ camera's feed is now displayed in the user interface.

Main Stream View

NOTE: If four camera feeds are displayed in the quad view, adding a new feed from the menu will replace the last added feed. To control the camera feed that is replaced, left cl feed in the quad view before selecting a new feed

View the Wide-Angle Reference Camera Feed

To view the wide-angle reference camera's video feed, select Reference on the desired camera in the camera list.

Reference Video Feed

The wide-angle reference camera's feed is now displayed in the user interface.

Wide-Angle Reference Stream

NOTE: If four camera feeds are displayed in the quad view, adding a new feed from the menu will replace the last added feed. To control the camera feed that is replaced, left cl feed in the quad view before selecting a new feed

Closing Camera Feeds

To close a camera's video feed, right click the desired video feed and select Close Stream.

Close Stream

NOTE: The procedure above works on both the quad view and full screen video feeds.

Full Screen Close Stream

Alternatively, selecting the Main or Reference buttons closes the respective camera's video feed.

View the Full Screen Camera Feed

By default, the quad view is displayed in the user interface. To view a camera's video feed instead of quad view, right click the desired video feed and select Full-Screen Stream.

Select Full-Screen Stream

Alternatively, selecting the double arrow icon in the top right corner of the respective video feed the video feed full screen.

NOTE: Selecting the double arrow icon while the video feed is in full screen will enter full screen borderless mode, hiding the user interface. Right click and select Close Stream to exit the full screen borderless mode.

Double Arrow Icon

Camera Controls

Crestron 1 Beyond camera shots can be manually configured with the Crestron 1 Beyond Cam Manager software. These controls are located at the bottom of the user interface.

Camera Settings

PTZ Controls

PTZ Controls allow for manual pan, tilt, zoom, iris, and focus controls of the PTZ camera.

PTZ Controls

• Navigation Pad: Use the left and right buttons to pan the camera, and the up and do to tilt the camera. The four corners on the navigation pad simultaneously pan and tilt 1 PTZ camera in the respective direction. The center button returns the camera to its center position.
• • Zoom +: Use the + and - buttons to zoom the PTZ camera shot in or out.
• • Focus +: Use the + and - buttons to increase and decrease the PTZ camera lens focus.
    • AF: Use to auto focus the PTZ camera lens.

NOTE: Auto focus is only available when presenter tracking is disabled. When presenter tracking is enabled, the camera automatically focuses the camera lens. For more information about Presenter Tracking, refer to Presenter Tracking Settings on page 163.

Presets

Presets are used to switch to specific camera shots when the preset is called. Presets must be Set before they can be called. Refer to the following information on setting and calling presets.

Presets Settings

Open the Presets drop-down menu by selecting the down arrow to display all camera presets. Select the desired preset to set it as the active preset. The Call, Set, and Clear controls will be applied to the active preset.

NOTE: Preset 0 and Preset 1 are reserved as the Home Shot and Tracking Shot. For more information, refer to Tracking Menu on page 140.

- Set: Sets the current camera shot for the active preset. When Call is selected, the camera feed switches to the camera shot that was configured with Set. Selecting Set will override the previous camera shot associated with the preset.

TIP: Use the PTZ Controls to manually create a camera shot for the preset. For more information, refer to PTZ Controls on page 118.

• Call: Switch the camera shot to the preset. If the preset has not been set first, Call does not switch the camera shot.
• Clear: Delete the camera shot set to the preset. The preset is now empty and can be Set for another camera shot if desired.

Reserved Presets

The following presets are reserved for their respective functions.

Preset Function Cameras
0	Home Shot IV-CAM-I12 and IV-CAM-I20 only
1	Tracking Shot IV-CAM-I12 and IV-CAM-I20 only
80	Start Tracking IV-CAM-I12 and IV-CAM-I20 only
81	Stop Tracking IV-CAM-I12 and IV-CAM-I20 only
82	Enable Group Tracking IV-CAM-I20 only
83	Disable Group Tracking IV-CAM-I20 only
95	OSD Menu Toggle All cameras
99	Reboot All cameras
101	Preset Zone 1	IV-CAM-I20 only
102	Preset Zone 2	IV-CAM-I20 only
103	Preset Zone 3	IV-CAM-I20 only
104	Preset Zone 4	IV-CAM-I20 only

Tracking

NOTE: The Tracking settings are only available for the IV-CAM-I20 and IV-CAM-I12 cameras.

The Tracking settings enable or disable the camera's intelligent functions (Group Framing, Group

Tracking, and Presenter Tracking), display the current intelligent function status, and enable or debug mode for the camera.

Tracking Settings

- Tracking color bar: This shows the intelligent function status of the camera.

- Green indicates that the intelligent function is enabled.

- Gray indicates that the intelligent function is disabled.

• Play/Pause button: This enables or disables presenter tracking on the camera.

• In-Frame button: This enables or disables debug mode. Debug mode shows a box around the camera shot. The circle next to the button indicates the status of Debug mode.

• Grey circle: Debug mode is off.

• White circle: Debug mode is on.

In-Frame Button

On-Screen Display (OSD)

Crestron 1 Beyond cameras have an integrated On-Screen Display (OSD) menu where camera s can be changed. To access the OSD menu, select Menu on the desired camera in the camera

The OSD menu is then displayed overlaid on the camera's video feed.

Alternatively, the OSD menu can be accessed with the IV-CAMA-REMOTE Crestron 1 Beyond IR Cc Remote. To access the OSD menu with the IR camera remote, press Menu on the remote.

Menu Navigation

Use the navigation pad to navigate through the OSD menu. Select Enter to open a sub menu and select

Back to exit the sub menu. Use the navigation pad to move up and down through the menus, and left and right to scroll through menu options. Refer to the table below for information on navigate the OSD sub menus.

OSD Menu Options

Option	Sub Menu Options	Setting Range Setting Description
Video Sharpness 0 - 15 Adjust video sharpening.
	Brightness 0 - 14 Adjust video brightness.
	Contrast 0 - 14 Adjust video contrast.
	Gamma 0 - 4 Adjust video gamma correction.
	2DNR 0 - 5 2D Noise Reduction level.
	3DNR 0 - 5 3D Noise Reduction level.
	DRC 0 - 5 Dynamic Range Compression level.
	Mirror Off/On	Mirrors camera output.
	Invert Off/On	Inverts the PTZ camera video feed.
	Video Format 1080p30/29.97/25/60/59.94/50, 720p60/59.94/50/	Adjust camera video output format.

Option	Sub Menu Options	Setting	Range	Setting	Description
Exposure	Mode Auto Automatically adjust
					exposure.
		Manual Manually adjust exposure.
		Shutter PRI Shutter priority mode.
		Iris PRI Iris priority mode.
		Bright Brightness priority mode.
	Anti-Flicker OFF/50Hz /60Hz Reduces flicker induced by 25p and 30p frame rates.
	BLC Off/On Turn Back Light				Compensation On or Off.
	EXP Comp Off/On Turn exposure compensation				On or Off.
	Gain 0 - 14			Adjust the gain of the camera.
	Shutter	1/50 - 1/10000			Adjust the shutter speed of the camera.
	Iris	F1.6 - F14, Close			Adjust the aperture of the camera.
	VF Brightness	0 - 14			Adjust the reference camera's video brightness.

Option	Sub Menu Options	Setting Range Setting Description
Color Mode	Auto Fully automatic white balance.
		Manual Fully manual white balance adjustment.
		One Push Trigger a one time white balance adjustment.
		Static Preset white balance adjustments
	Profile Cloudy	Static Color Mode presets.
		Daylight
		Fluorescent
		Tungsten
		Custom
	R-Gain -7 - +7 Adjust the red color channel balance.
	G-Gain -7 - +7 Adjust the green color channel balance.
	B-Gain -7 - +7 Adjust the blue color channel balance.
	WB Sens	Low/Medium/High	Adjust white balance sensitivity.
	Saturation	0 - 14	Increase or decrease color saturation.
	Hue	0 - 14	Increase or decrease video hue.
PTZ	Speed	1-7	Adjust the speed of camera movement.
	PTZ Trig AF	Off/On Auto-focus after moving the camera.
	Preset Freeze	Off/On Turn Preset Freeze On or Off.
	Privacy Mode	Off/On Turn Privacy Mode On or Off.
	Digital Zoom	Off/On Turn Digital Zoom On or Off.
	Limit	x1 - x16 Adjust the Digital Zoom limit.

Option	Sub Menu Options	Setting	Range	Setting	Description
System Address 1 - 7 Choose the camera address
					for serial communication.
Protocol VISCA Choose the protocol for serial					communication.
						PELCO-D
						PELCO-P
Baudrate 2400 - 34800 Set the baud rate for the serial port.
Disable LED Off/On Turn the camera LED On or Off.
Group Track Off/On Turn Group Tracking On or Off.
Track Mode Presenter/Group Set the IV-CAM-I12 to Presenter Track or Group Frame.
Room Size n/a					Set the size of the room the camera is used in.
Show Preset# Off/On Turn the Preset number On or Off on the video feed.
FW Version n/a					Displays the camera firmware version.
Reset OSD Confirm					Select Confirm to reset OSD menu settings to the factory default.
					NOTE: Reset OSD does not affect the System OSD menu settings.

Option	Sub Menu Options	Setting Range Setting Description
Network Mode Static IP Set the camera IP connection
	DCHP	method.
IP n/a Displays the camera's		IP address.
Subnet n/a Displays the camera's subnet		mask address.
Gateway n/a Displays the camera's static		gateway address.
DNS 1 n/a Displays the camera's static		primary DNS lookup address.
DNS 2 n/a Displays the camera's static		secondary DNS lookup address.

Advanced Camera Settings

This section contains information on the Crestron 1 Beyond camera advanced settings. These are to change the protocol, network, user, and firmware update settings.

To access the Advanced Settings menu, select Settings on the desired camera in the camera list.

Settings Select

The Advanced Settings menu is displayed.

Advanced Settings Menu

Protocol Settings

The Protocol settings are displayed by default when the Advanced Settings menu is opened. Protocol settings include streaming options for camera output and control settings for interacting with devices (such as a Crestron touch screen).

Select the Save Settings button in the bottom right of the Advanced Settings window to save any changes made.

Protocol Tab

The following Protocol settings are available.

Streaming

Streaming settings are used to adjust the properties of the native IP video streams that are encoded and transmitted by the camera.

Streaming Settings

The following Streaming settings are available.

- Stream Type: Select whether the Main Stream or Reference Stream will be configured.

- Resolution: Select the desired stream resolution independently of the camera's operating resolution.

- Bitrate Type: Select whether the video will be encoded with CBR (constant) or VBR (variable) bit rate. Selecting VBR causes reduced stream bit rate during static shots with little movement. The bit rate increases as motion increases.

- Max Bitrate: Set the maximum bit rate of the video stream. The maximum supported va by camera model.

• Frame Rate: Select the stream's frame rate.

• Key Frame Interval: Enter the number of frames that must occur before a keyframe is s video stream.
• Encoding Type: Select whether the video stream will use H.264 or H.265 encoding.
• Encode Profile: Select whether the video stream will use a low, base, or high-profile encoding type.

Control Settings

The Control settings are used to set a secondary connection to the camera from a control device (such as a Crestron touch screen).

Control Settings

The following Control settings are available.

• Enable and Disable: Select Enable or Disable to turn the secondary connections on or off.

• Protocol Type: Select the communication protocol for the secondary connection.

• Device Mode: Select either Server or Client to determine the role for the camera when using a secondary connection.

• Server IP Address: Enter the IP address for the secondary connection device. The default value of 0.0.0.0 should be retained for most setups.
• Control Port: Enter the port number into the Control Port text field for the secondary connection. The default value of 5500 should be retained for most setups.
• NDI: Select Enable or Disable to turn the NDI video output for the camera on or off.

Other Settings

The following miscellaneous settings are available.

Other Settings

• Reboot : Select to restart the camera.
• Reset : Select to restore all settings on the camera back to the factory default.

CAUTION: Performing a factory restore returns all settings to their default values and removes any static IP addresses for the camera. For more information on setting a static IP address, refer to Set a Static IP Address on page 96.

- Reboot All Cameras: Select to restart all cameras available in the camera list.

Network Settings

The Network settings contain the camera's network settings for the camera's video streams, time settings, and autoupdate settings. Select the Save Settings button in the bottom right of the Advanced Settings window to save any changes made.

To access the Network settings, select the Network tab on the top of the Advanced Settings menu.

Network Menu

The following Network settings are available.

- IP Type: Select whether the camera connects to the network over a static IP address o dynamically over a DHCP IP address. If set to Static IP, configure the following options:

• IP Address: Enter a static IP address for the camera.
• Mask: Enter a static subnet mask address for the camera.
• Gateway: Enter a static address for the default gateway router.
  DNS 1: Enter a static primary DNS (Domain Name Server) lookup address.
  DNS 2: Enter a static secondary DNS (Domain Name Server) lookup address.

• RTSP Port: Enter a port that will be used for the camera's RTSP video-over-IP streams.

- App Port: Enter a port that will be used for communication between the Crestron 1 Beyond Camera Manager software and the camera.

NOTE: The App Port value should not be changed unless instructed to do so by Crestron True Blue Support.

• NTP: Select Enable to use Network Time Protocol and sync the camera's clock with the network's time. Select Disable to not use NTP.
• NTP Server: If NTP is enabled, enter the network server into the NTP Server text field that NTP will use to obtain the date and time.
• Time Zone Offset: Use the Time Zone Offset drop-down menu to select the camera's time zone.
• Auto-Update: Select Enable to allow the camera to perform automatic updates. Select Disable to not allow the camera to perform automatic updates. If Auto-Update is enabled, configure following options:

- Manifest URL: Enter the URL that the camera will pull the automatic updates from.

NOTE: Do not change the Manifest URL value unless instructed by Crestron's True Blue Support.

Auto-Update Time: Select the desired time for the cameras to perform automatic up

Upgrade Settings

The Upgrade settings are used to perform manual firmware updates, display the current camer version, and display the upgrade status during a firmware update.

To access the Upgrade menu, select Upgrade on the top right of the Advanced Settings menu.

Upgrade Menu

For information on performing a firmware update for the camera, refer to Update Firmware on page 99.

User Settings

The User settings show the name of the camera and provides password management. To access User settings, select the User tab on the top right of the Advanced Settings menu.

User Tab

The following User settings are available.

• Device Name: Set the name of the current camera.

• Change Password: To change the camera's password, perform the following steps.

• Enter the current password of the camera in the Old Password text field.

• Enter the desired new password in the New Password text field.
• Enter the same new password in the Confirm Password text field.
• Select Save Settings to change the password of the camera.

The camera's password has been updated.

Tracking Menu

NOTE: The Tracking menu is only available for IV-CAM-I20 and IV-CAM-I12 cameras.

IV-CAM-I12 and IV-CAM-I20 cameras have intelligent features that require configuration before operation. These include Presenter Tracking, Group Framing, Group Tracking, and Tracking Settings.

To access the Tracking menu, select the Tracking button in the camera list.

Tracking Button

The Tracking Menu is displayed.

NOTE: The IV-CAM-I20 Tracking Menu is shown below as an example.

Tracking Menu

Refer to the following sections to configure the intelligent features of the IV-CAM-I20 or IV-CA cameras.

This section provides the following information:

• Set the Tracking Zone
• Set the Tracking Shots
• PTZ Alignment
• Blocking Zones
• Preset Zones

Set the Tracking Zone

NOTE: Tracking Zones are only available for the IV-CAM-I20 and IV-CAM-I12 when set to Pr mode. For more information on switching a camera's mode, refer to Change the Camera Mode (IV-CAM-I12/20 Only) on page 102

The camera uses Visual AI to detect faces in the Tracking Zone of its wide-angle lens, then 1 presenter within the Tracking Zone. The Tracking Zone is indicated in the video frame as a g

NOTE: The camera does not save settings automatically. Make sure to save frequently during setup process.

To draw a Tracking Zone:

1. Select Set Tracking Zone in the top left of the Tracking Zones menu. When selected, the cursor moves into the video frame.

1. Press and hold the cursor over the location in the video frame where the Tracking Zone should begin. Then, drag the cursor to create the Tracking Zone.

Note the following guidelines when configuring Tracking Zones.

• Set the Tracking Zone to contain the entire area where a presenter will move around the Tracking Zone so it fills a presenter's head and torso. Tracking is more effective when zones are narrow and defined.
• Leave room on the left and right of the zones to allow the presenter to leave the another presenter to enter.

• If the front row of audience seats covers some of the presentation area, do not in the Tracking Zone. Instead, draw it so that at least the torso and/or head of the will be the only moving subjects in the Tracking Zone.

• Release the cursor to finish the Tracking Zone. Refer to the image below for an example Tracking Zone is indicated as a green box.

NOTE: The red box in the image below is the Blocking Zone for this configuration. For more information about drawing a Blocking Zone, refer to Blocking Zones on page 152.

1. Once the Tracking Zone is set, select Save Settings.

The Tracking Zone is now configured to track the presenter.

NOTE: When no presenter is detected or tracked, the camera will revert to the Home Shot (Preset 0). For more information on the Home Shot (Preset 0), refer to Camera Controls on page 117.

Set the Tracking Shots

The Set Tracking Shots menu contains Tracking Shot (Preset 1) and Home Shot (Preset 0) settings. To access the Set Tracking Shots menu, select Set Tracking Shots in the top left of the Tracking Zones menu.

Set Tracking Shots

Set Tracking Shots Menu

Refer to the sections below to set the Tracking Shot and Home Shot for the camera.

Set the Tracking Shot (Preset 1)

NOTE: Setting the Tracking Shot is only available for the IV-CAM-I20 and IV-CAM-I12 set to Presenter mode. For more information on switching a camera's mode, refer to Change the Camera Mode (IV-CAM-I12/20 Only) on page 102

The Tracking Shot (Preset 1) determines how tightly the camera frames a presenter while tracking and the maximum amount of zoom and upwards tilt-motion of the tracking shot.

Set Tracking Shots Menu

To set the Tracking Shot (Preset 1):

1. Use the navigation pad and the zoom buttons to adjust the camera shot. Have someone subject to determine the optimal camera position and zoom in. Position the camera to e subject fits in the frame in the following situations:

2. The subject stands with outstretched arms.

3. The subject raises a hand to simulate writing on a blackboard or gesturing.

4. Depending on the height of the subject, add enough headroom to allow for taller presenters. The headroom defined in the Tracking Shot limits how far up the camera while tracking.

5. Once the Tracking Shot is configured, select Save Tracking Shot.

The Tracking Shot (Preset 1) is now set.

NOTE: If Tracking Shot (Preset 1) is not set, it can lead to the camera shot not being framed correctly, and can lead to poor presenter tracking. Confirm that there is a Tracking Shot (Preset 1) set by Calling Preset 1 in the Presets menu in the bottom of the software.

Presets Menu

Set the Home Shot

The Home Shot (Preset 0) is the shot that the camera reverts to when no presenter is detected or tracked. This preset should be set to view the entire presentation area.

To set the Home Shot (Preset O):

1. Select Set Tracking Shots in the top left of the Tracking Zones menu. When selected, the Set Tracking Shots menu is displayed.

Set Tracking Shots

Set Tracking Shots Menu

1. Use the navigation pad and the zoom buttons to adjust the camera shot. The camera have a full view of the presentation area.
2. Once the Home Shot is configured, select Save Home Shot.

The Home Shot (Preset 0) is now set.

PTZ Alignment

To ensure the best tracking performance, perform a PTZ camera alignment in relation to the s wide-angle reference camera. When the PTZ camera is misaligned with the wide-angle reference camera, it can cause camera shots to not be centered.

To correct PTZ camera alignment in relation to the static wide-angle camera:

1. Open the Tracking Zones tab.

2. Select PTZ Alignment in the top left of the Tracking Zones menu.

Select PTZ Alignment

A window is displayed showing the PTZ's video feed and wide-angle camera's video feed with a blue crosshair.

PTZ Alignment Menu

1. Use the PTZ lens controls in the Settings panel to move the PTZ video feed's blue crosshair into the same position as the wide-angle feed's crosshair. For best results, place an object that seen in both camera feeds as a point of reference for the blue crosshairs.

NOTE: There will be a slight parallax error (a displacement between the positions of the PTZ camera and wide-angle reference camera) when performing the step above. This behavior is expected.

1. Once the blue crosshairs in the PTZ video feed and the wide-angle feed are aligned, select Save Settings to confirm the changes.

2. Select the back arrow on the left side of the software to exit the PTZ Alignment inte

Blocking Zones

Set Blocking Zones within the Tracking Zone to prevent unwanted objects from triggering the camera's facial detection. Blocking Zones are indicated in the video frame as red boxes.

To draw a Blocking Zone:

1. Select one of the options underneath the Blocking Zones header. When an option is selected, the cursor moves into the video frame.

Blocking Zones B1 through B4 are for blocking displays, windows, and projection screens.

Blocking Zones B5 through B8 are for blocking participants.

NOTE: The four Blocking Zones for participants is only available for are only available for the IV-CAM-I20 and IV-CAM-I12 set to Presenter mode. For more information on switching a camera's mode, refer to Change the Camera Mode (IV-CAM-I12/20 Only) on page 102.

1. Press and hold the cursor over the location in the video frame where the Blocking Zone should begin. Then, drag the cursor to draw the Blocking Zone.

Note the following guidelines when configuring Blocking Zones.

• Blocking Zones are only active within the Tracking Zone.
• Blocking Zones B5 - B8: Do not block an entire section of the Tracking Zone. This could cause the camera to lose the presenter if they remain in the blocked area for too

• There is no padding around the edges of Blocking Zones, they behave precisely as drawn.

• Release the cursor to finish the Blocking Zone. Refer to the images below for an example. In this example, the Blocking Zone is placed on the left side of the Tracking Zone (green) the door. This prevents people entering or leaving the room from triggering the camera's detection. For more information about drawing a Tracking Zone, refer to Set the Tracking on page 142.

Participant Blocking Zone

In this example, there are two Blocking Zones (red boxes) over the displays within the 1 Zone (green box). These Blocking Zones prevent the displays from triggering the camera's detection, while still allowing the camera to detect motion in the area underneath the di There is also a Preset Zone (blue box) on the right side of the Tracking Zone, which s camera to a predefined camera shot after someone enters the zone. For more informatic drawing a Preset Zone, refer to Preset Zones on page 156.

Display Blocking Zone

1. Once the Blocking Zones are set, select Save Settings.

The Blocking Zones are now configured to ignore the defined areas.

Preset Zones

NOTE: Preset Zones are only available for the IV-CAM-I20.

Set Preset Zones within the video frame to prioritize a preconfigured camera shot in a defined area. The IV-CAM-I20 camera automatically centers in on a Preset Zone when a participant is detected within it, regardless of the current presenter tracking in the Tracking Zone. Preset Zones are indicated in the video frame as blue boxes. Up to four Preset Zones can be configured.

Complete the following procedure to draw and configure a Preset Zone.

1. Select one of the options under Preset Zones header. When an option is selected, the moves into the video frame.

Preset Zones

1. Press and hold the cursor over the location in the video frame where the Preset Zone should begin. Then, drag the cursor to draw the Preset Zone.

2. Release the cursor to finish the Preset Zone. Refer to the image below for an example. In this example, there is a Preset Zone (blue box) on the right side of the Tracking Zone box), which when a participant enters it, makes the camera switch to a predefined came. There are also two Blocking Zones (red boxes) over the displays within the Tracking Zone

- For more information about drawing a Tracking Zone, refer to Set the Tracking Zor page 142.

- For more information about drawing a Blocking Zone, refer to Blocking Zones on pc Preset Zone Example

1. Select Set Presets. The Set Preset Zones menu appears.

Set Presets

Preset Zones Menu

1. Use the navigation pad to pan and tilt the PTZ camera. The left and right buttons pc camera, and the up and down buttons tilt the camera.

Use Zoom + and Zoom - to zoom the PTZ camera shot in or out.

1. Select Save to set the camera shot for the Preset Zone. When the Preset Zone is activated, the its associated camera shot is displayed on the video feed.

NOTE: Ensure that the Save button number corresponds with the Preset Zone selected. Save P1 is the camera shot displayed when Preset Zone P1 is activated, Save P2 is the camera shot for Preset Zone P2, and so forth.

1. Once the Preset Zone camera shots are set, select the back arrow button in the top right of the Set Preset Zones menu to return to the Tracking Zones menu.
2. Select Save Settings to save the Preset Zones.

Tracking Settings

The Tracking Settings menu is used to define specific camera settings that affect how intelligent functions (Group Framing, Group Tracking, and Presenter Tracking) operate. To access the Tracking Settings, select the Tracking Settings tab within the Tracking menu.

Select Tracking

Select Tracking Settings

NOTE: The Tracking Settings menu contains different settings depending on whether an i12 or i20 camera is being configured. Additionally, if the i12 camera is in group framing mode, it con1 different settings. For more information on changing the camera mode, refer to Change the Camera Mode (IV-CAM-I12/20 Only) on page 102.

The following image shows the IV-CAM-120 Tracking Settings as an example.

Tracking Settings

This section provides the following information:

• Presenter Tracking Settings
• Group Framing Settings

Presenter Tracking Settings

NOTE: Presenter Tracking settings are only available for the IV-CAM-I20 and IV-CAM-I12 set 1 Presenter mode. For more information on switching a camera's mode, refer to Change the Camera Mode (IV-CAM-I12/20 Only) on page 102

Refer to the following sections for information on the available Presenter Tracking settings.

Presenter Tracking Settings

Auto-Tilt

When enabled, the camera will tilt up or down once locked onto a presenter.

Auto Zoom

When enabled, the camera will automatically zoom in or out as the tracked subject moves close away from the camera.

Outside Zone

When enabled, the camera keeps tracking a presenter that it has locked onto as they exit the Tracking Zone but remain in the wide-angle reference camera's FOV (field of view). For more information about Tracking Zones, refer to Set the Tracking Zone on page 142.

Group Track

NOTE: Group Tracking is only available for the IV-CAM-I20.

When enabled, the camera fits all participants into the frame and tracks the presenters within Tracking Zone. When disabled, the camera only tracks one presenter at a time. For more information about Tracking Zones, refer to Set the Tracking Zone on page 142.

Track Sensitivity

Use the slider to determine how sensitive the wide-angle camera detection is within the tracki. Lower this setting if the camera gets distracted by lighting changes or shadows.

Target Lost Time

Use the slider to determine how long the camera waits before returning to the Target Lost Action once the participant leaves the Tracking Zone. For more information about Tracking Zones, refer to Set the Tracking Zone on page 142.

Zoom Limit

Use the slider to determine the maximum amount of zoom applied when the tracked present further into the background.

Pan Speed

Use the slider to adjust the speed of pan and tilt movement during tracking. Increase Pan Speed if presenters tend to be more active.

Target Lost Action

Determines whether the camera returns to the Home Shot (Preset 0), Tracking Shot (Preset 1), or stays at its current position when no presenter is being tracked. For more information on setting the Home Shot (Preset 0) and Tracking Shot (Preset 1), refer to Set the Tracking Shots on page 145.

Power On State

Determines whether Presenter Tracking is enabled or disabled when the camera is powered on.

Group Framing Settings

NOTE: Group Framing settings are only available for the IV-CAM-I12 set to Group mode. For more information on switching a camera's mode, refer to Change the Camera Mode (IV-CAM-I12/20 Only) on page 102

Refer to the following sections for information on the available Group Framing settings.

Group Framing Settings

Track Sensitivity

Use the slider to determine how sensitive the wide-angle camera is to motion detection. Lower setting if the camera gets distracted by lighting changes or shadows.

Zoom Sensitivity

Use the slider to determine how tightly the PTZ camera frames participants. Use a higher va group framed camera shots and use a lower value for wide group framing camera shots.

Zoom Limit

Use the slider to determine the maximum amount of zoom applied when the tracked subjects further into the background.

Target Lost Action

Determines whether the camera returns to the Home Shot (Preset 0), Tracking Shot (Preset 1), or stays at its current position when no presenter is being tracked.

Power On State

Determines whether Group Framing is enabled or disabled when the camera is powered on.

Multi-Camera Switching (Beta)

Multi-Camera Switching settings are located in the Group Framing settings. For more informatic about configuring two IV-CAM-I12 cameras for Multi-Camera Switching, refer to Multi-Camera Switching Configuration (Beta) on page 104.

Multi-Camera Switching Settings

VISCA Commands

Crestron 1 Beyond cameras can be controlled using the VISCA protocol through either a serial RS-485) or IP connection. By default, the port for IP control is set to 5500. For serial comr make sure the baud rate of the controller is set to 9600 bps. Below is a comprehensive list commands that can be used to control the cameras.

Start/Stop Tracking

To start or stop tracking on the IV-CAM-I12-B or IV-CAM-I20 camera, call the following comm

Command	Command	Packet	Comments
Start tracking (Recall	CAM_Memory 80)	8x 01 04 3F 02 50 FF Call Preset 80, camera addr x
Stop tracking (Recall	CAM_Memory 81)	8x 01 04 3F 02 51 FF Call Preset 81, camera addr x

Privacy

The PTZ cameras can be tilted backwards for privacy when the camera is not in use. To tilt cameras backwards, call the following commands:

Command			Command			Packet			Comments
Tilt	PTZ	1	81	01	06	01	12	OE	03	01	FF	Tilt	PTZ	1	backwards

ACK / Completion Messages

	Command	Message	Comments
ACK	z0 4y FF(y:Socket No.)		Returned when the command is accepted.
Completion	z0 5y FF(y:Socket No.)		Returned when the command has been executed.

Error Messages

	Command Message	Comments
Syntax Error	z0 60 02 FF	Returned when the command format is different or when a command with illegal command parameters is accepted.
Command Buffer Full	z0 60 03 FF	Indicates that two sockets are already being used (executing two commands) and the command could not be accepted when received.
Command Canceled	z0 6y 04 FF (y:Socket No.)	Returned when a command which is being executed in a socket specified by the cancel command is canceled. The completion message for the command is not returned.
	Command Message Comments
No Socket z0	6y 05 FF(y:Socket No.)	Returned when no command is executed in a socket specified by th cancel command, or when an invalid socket number is specified.
Command Not Executable	z0 6y 41 FF(y:Execution command Socket No. manually are received during auto focus.Inquiry command:0)	Returned when a command cannot be executed due to current conditions. For example, when commands controlling the focus

z = Device address + 8

Commands

Command Set Command Command Packet Comments
AddressSet Broadcast 88 30 01 FF Address setting
IF_Clear Broadcast 88 01 00 01 FF I/F Clear
Command Cancel		8x	2p	FF	p:	Socket No. (=1or2)
CAM_Power	On	8x	01	04	00	02	FF		Power On/Off
	Off	8x	01	04	00	03	FF
CAM_Zoom	Stop	8x	01	04	07	00	FF
	Tele(Standard)	8x	01	04	07	02	FF
	Wide(Standard)	8x	01	04	07	03	FF
	Tele(Variable)	8x	01	04	07	2p	FF	p: O(Low)to 7 (High)
	Wide(Variable)	8x	01	04	07	3p	FF
	Direct	8x	01	04	47	0p	0q	Or	Os	FF	p,q,r,s: Zoom Position
CAM_Focus	Stop	8x	01	04	08	00	FF
	Far(Standard)	8x	01	04	08	02	FF
	Near(Standard)	8x	01	04	08	03	FF
	Far(Variable)	8x	01	04	08	2p	FF		p: O(Low)to 7 (High)
	Near(Variable)	8x	01	04	08	3p	FF
	Direct	8x	01	04	48	0p	0q	Or	Os	FF	p,q,r,s: Focus Position
	Auto Focus	8x	01	04	38	02	FF		AF On/Off
	Manul Focus	8x	01	04	38	03	FF
	Auto/Manul	8x	01	04	38	10	FF
	One Push Trigger	8x	01	04	18	01	FF		One Push AF Trigger
CAM_ZoomFocus	Direct	8x	01	04	47	0p	0q	Or	0p,0ts:0Zoom Position t,u,v,w: Focus Position
		0v	0w	FF

Command Set	Command	Command	Packet	Comments
CAM_WB Auto	8x 01 04 35 00 FF Normal Auto
	Indoor 8x 01 04 35 01 FF Indoor Mode
	Outdoor 8x 01 04 35 02 FF Outdoor Mode
	One Push WB 8x 01 04 35 03 FF One Push WB Mode
	Manual 8x 01 04 35 05 FF Manual Control Mode
	One Push Trigger 8x 01 04 10 05 FF One Push WB Trigger
CAM_RGain	Rest	8x 01 04 03 00 FF		Manual Control of R Gain
	Up	8x 01 04 03 02 FF
	Down	8x 01 04 03 03 FF
	Direct	8x 01 04 43 00 00 0p 0q FF p,q: R Gain
CAM_BGain	Rest	8x 01 04 04 00 FF		Manual Control of B Gain
	Up	8x 01 04 04 02 FF
	Down	8x 01 04 04 03 FF
	Direct	8x 01 04 44 00 00 0p 0q FF p,q: B Gain
CAM_AE	Full Auto	8x 01 04 39 00 FF		Automatic Exposure mode
	Manual 8x 01 04 39 03 FF Manual Control mode
	Shutter Priority	8x 01 04 39 0A FF		Shutter Priority Automatic Exposure mode
	Iris Priority	8x 01 04 39 0B FF		Iris Priority Automatic Exposure mode
	Bright	8x 01 04 39 0D FF		Bright Mode (Manual control)
CAM_Shutter Reset		8x 01 04 0A 00 FF		Shutter Setting
		Up	8x 01 04 0A 02 FF
		Down	8x 01 04 0A 03 FF
		Direct	8x 01 04 4A 00 00 0p 0q FF p,q: Shutter Position
CAM_Iris	Reset	8x 01 04 0B 00 FF		Iris Setting
	Up	8x 01 04 0B 02 FF
	Down	8x 01 04 0B 03 FF
	Direct	8x 01 04 4B 00 00 0p 0q FF p,q: Iris Position
CAM_Gain	Reset	8x 01 04 0C 00 FF		Gain Setting
	Up	8x 01 04 0C 02 FF
	Down	8x 01 04 0C 03 FF
	Direct	8x 01 04 4C 00 00 0p 0q FF p,q: Gain Position
CAM_Bright Reset	8x 01 04 0D 00 FF Bright Setting
	Up 8x 01 04 0D 02 FF
	Down 8x 01 04 0D 03 FF
	Direct 8x 01 04 4D 00 00 0p 0q FF p,q: Bright Position
CAM_ExpComp	On 8x 01 04 3E 02 FF Exposure Compensation On/Off
	Off 8x 01 04 3E 03 FF
	Reset 8x 01 04 0E 00 FF Exposure Compensation Amount Setting
	Up 8x 01 04 0E 02 FF
	Down 8x 01 04 0E 03 FF
	Direct 8x 01 04 4E 00 00 0p 0q FF p,q: ExpComp Position
CAM_Backlight	On 8x 01 04 33 02 FF Back Light Compensation ON/OFF
	Off 8x 01 04 33 03 FF
CAM_Aperture	Reset 8x 01 04 02 00 FF Aperture Control
	Up 8x 01 04 02 02 FF
	Down 8x 01 04 02 03 FF
	Direct 8x 01 04 42 00 00 0p 0q FF p,q: Aperture Gain
CAM_PictureEffect	Off 8x 01 04 63 00 FF Picture Effect Setting
	Neg.Art 8x 01 04 63 02 FF
	B&W 8x 01 04 63 04 FF
CAM_Memory	Reset 8x 01 04 3F 00 pp FF pp: Memory Number (=0 to 255)Corresponds to 0 to 255 on the Remote.
	Set 8x 01 04 3F 01 pp FF
	Recall 8x 01 04 3F 02 pp FF
Freeze	Freeze On 81 01 04 62 02 FF Freeze On Immediately
	Freeze Off 81 01 04 62 03 FF Freeze Off Immediately
	Preset Freeze On 81 01 04 62 22 FF Freeze On When Running Preset
	Preset Freeze Off 81 01 04 62 23 FF Freeze Off When Running Preset
SYS_Menu	Off 8x 01 06 06 03 FF Turns off the menu screen.
CAM_IDWrite		8x 01 04 22 0p 0q 0r 0s FF p,q,r,s: Camera ID (=0000 to FFFF)
IR_Receive	On 8x 01 06 08 02 FF IR receiver On/Off
	Off 8x 01 06 08 03 FF
Information Display	On 8x 01 7E 01 18 02 FF Operation status display On/Off
	Off 8x 01 7E 01 18 03 FF

Command Set	Command	Command	Packet	Comments
Pan-tiltDrive Up	8x 01 06 01 VV WW 03 01 FF VV: Pan speed 0 x01 (low speed)
	Down 8x 01 06 01 VV WW 03 02 FF to 0 x18 (high speed)
	Left 8x 01 06 01 VV WW 01 03 FF
	Right 8x 01 06 01 VV WW 02 03 FF WW: Tilt Speed 0 x 01 (low speed) to 0 x14 (high speed)
	UpLeft 8x 01 06 01 VV WW 01 01 FF
	UpRight 8x 01 06 01 VV WW 02 01 FF
	DownLeft 8x 01 06 01 VV WW 01 02 FF YYYY: Pan Position
	DownRight 8x 01 06 01 VV WW 02 02 FF
	Stop 8x 01 06 01 VV WW 03 03 FF ZZZZ: Tilt Position
	AbsolutePosition 8x 01 06 02 VV WW 02 02 FF
	RelativePosition 8x 01 06 03 VV WW 02 02 FF
	Home 8x 01 06 04 FF
	Reset 8x 01 06 05 FF
Pan-tiltLimitSet	LimitSet 8x 01 06 07 00 0W W: 1 UpRight 0: DownLeft 0Y 0Y 0Y 0Y 0Z 0Z 0Z 0Z YFF Pan Limit PositionZZZZ: Tilt Position

Inquiry Commands

Inquiry Command	Command Packet	Inquiry Packet					Comments
CAM_PowerInq	8x 09 04 00 FF	y0 50 02 FF				On
		y0	50	03	FF	Off (Standby)
		y0	50	04	FF	Internal power circuit error
CAM_ZoomPosInq	8x 09 04 47	FF	y0	50	0p	0q p,0r,s0s Zoom Position
		FF
CAM_FocusModelInq	8x 09 04 38 FF	y0 50 02 FF				Auto Focus
		y0	50	03	FF	Manual Focus
CAM_FocusPosInq	8x 09 04 48	FF	y0	50	0p	0q p,0r,s0s Focus Position
		FF

Inquiry	Command	Command	Packet	Inquiry	Packet	Comments
CAM_WBModelnq	8x	09	04	35	FF	y0 50 00 FF Auto
CAM_RGainlnq	8x	09	04	43	FF	y0 50 00 Op 0q p,q: R Gain
CAM_BGainlnq	8x	09	04	44	FF	y0 50 00 Op 0q p,q: B Gain
CAM_AEmodelnq	8x	09	04	39	FF	y0 50 00 FF Full Auto
CAM_ShutterPoslnq			8x	09	04	4A FF y0 50 00 00 p,q Shiftter Position
CAM_IrisPoslnq			8x	09	04	4B FF y0 50 00 00 p,q Position
CAM_GainPoslnq			8x	09	04	4C FF y0 50 00 00 p,q Gain Position
CAM_BrightPoslnq			8x	09	04	4D FF y0 50 00 00 p,q Bright Position
CAM_ExpCompModelnq			8x	09	04	3E FF y0 50 02 FF On
CAM_ExpCompPoslnq			8x	09	04	4E FF y0 50 00 00 p,q ExpComp Position
CAM_BacklightModelnq			8x	09	04	33 FF y0 50 02 FF On
CAM_Aperturelnq	8x	09	04	42	FF	y0 50 00 FF Off
CAM_PictureEffectMode Inq			8x	09	04	63 FF y0 50 00 FF Off
CAM_Memorylnq			8x	09	04	3F FF y0 50 Op FF p: Memory number last operated.

Inquiry	Command	Command		Packet		Inquiry	Packet		Comments
SYS_MenuModelnq	8x	09	06	06	FF	y0	50	02	FF	On
							y0	50	03	FF Off
CAM_IDInq	8x	09	04	22	FF	y0	50	0p	0q	0r 0s
								FF
CAM_VersionInq	8x	09	00	02	FF	y0	50	00	01
								mn	pq	rs tu vw
Information Display	8x	09	7E	01	18		y0	50	02	FF On
				FF			y0	50	03	FF Off
VideoSystemInq	8x	09	06	23	FF	y0	50	00	FF
							y0	50	01	FF
							y0	50	02	FF
							y0	50	03	FF
							y0	50	07	FF
							y0	50	08	FF
							y0	50	09	FF
							y0	50	0A	FF
							y0	50	0B	FF
							y0	50	0F	FF
IR_Receive			8x	09	06	08	FF	y0	50	02 FF On
							y0	50	03 FF Off
Pan-tiltMaxSpeedl			8x	09	06	11 FF	y0	50	ww zz FF	ww = Pan Max Speed zz = Tilt Max Speed
Pan-tiltPosInq			8x	09	06	12	FF	y0	50	0w 0ww 0w Pan Position zzzz = Tilt Position
								0z	0z	0z 0z FF
Pan-tiltModelnq			8x	09	06	10 FF	y0	50	pq rs FF	p,q,r,s: Pan/Tilt Status

Zoom Ratio / Position (CAM\_Zoom)

(CAM_Zoom Direct - p,q,r,s Zoom Position)

Optical	Zoom	Ratio	Optical	Zoom	Ratio
1x	0000
2x	1851
3x	22BE
4x	28F6
5x	2D45
6x	3086
7x	3320
8x	3549
9x	371E
10x	38B3
11x	3A12
12x	3B42
13x	3C47
14x	3D25
15x	3DDF
16x	3E7B
17x	3EFB
18x	3F64
19x	3FBA
20x	4000

Exposure Comp (CAM_ExpComp)
(CAM_ExpComp Direct - p,q ExpComp Position)

OE	+7	0000
OD	+6	1851
OC	+5	22BE
OB	+4	28F6
OA	+3	2D45
09	+2	3086
08	+1	3320
07	0	3549
06	-1	371E
05	-2	38B3
04	-3	3A12
03	-4	3B42
02	-5	3C47
02	-6	3D25
00	-7	4000

Resources

The following resources are provided for the IV-CAM Series.

NOTE: You may need to provide your Crestron.com web account credentials when prompted to access some of the following resources.

Crestron Support and Training

• Crestron True Blue Support
  • Crestron Resource Library
  • Crestron Online Help (OLH)

support.crestron.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1001561

• Crestron Training Institute (CTI) Portal

Product Certificates

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