• Mount the Camera: Secure the camera on a tripod, wall mount, or ceiling mount depending on your setup.
• Connect to Power: Plug the camera into a power source using the included power adapter.
• Connect to a Display or Recorder:
  • HDMI Output: Connect the HDMI output to a monitor, TV, or video recorder.
  • IP Streaming: Connect the camera to a network via Ethernet for IP streaming.

• Control the Camera: Use the included remote control or connect to a PTZ controller for advanced control. Alternatively, use software for network control if the camera supports it.
• Set Up Presets: Configure and save preset positions to quickly switch between different views during your sessions.
• Test the Setup: Ensure the camera is functioning correctly by testing the video feed, pan-tilt-zoom functions, and preset positions.

Use Cases

• Online Teaching: Perfect for remote teaching sessions, allowing instructors to zoom in on whiteboards or demonstration areas and switch between different angles.
• YouTube Videos: Ideal for content creators who need high-quality video and the flexibility to capture different angles and close-ups.
• Live Streaming: Suitable for live streaming events, webinars, and virtual conferences, providing professional-grade video quality.
• Houses of Worship: Can be used to stream services, capturing the congregation, choir, and clergy with ease.
• Corporate Events: Useful for broadcasting corporate events, meetings, and presentations.

Considerations

• Internet Connection: Ensure a stable and fast internet connection for IP streaming and remote control.
• Lighting: While the camera performs well in low light, proper lighting can significantly enhance video quality.
• Audio: For professional audio quality, consider using an external microphone setup.