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All of the Prisual PTZ cameras have PoE built in.No need for any adapters, just power it using a POE switch.The Prisual cameras are a Class 3 "Mid-...
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We use SMPTE 424M and SMPTE 292M with the Prisual camera.
1080P60/50 is SMPTE 424M
All other formats are SMPTE 292M
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The Prisual come with a standard 1/4-20 screw thread built into the bottom of the camera. This thread is used for mounting the camera on our ceilin...
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The Prisual cameras are a Class 3 "Mid-Power" device using 802.3af.The average load usually falls between 7 - 9 Watts in testing during actual use.
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If you own multiple Prisual cameras, you can set each one to be controlled independently from (1) IR remote control. The way to do this is to use t...
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The first thing you need to adjust your rotary dial on the back of your camera accordingly. The new chart for the rotary dial including broadcast f...
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The Prisual cameras have multiple simultaneous outputs and setting the resolution can be different for each of them.
Streaming:
When pulling ...
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No, the cameras are not HDCP compliant.
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When you are using the CVBS port form your Prisual camera, it does fit a 16:9 image into a 4:3 space, so you end up with a slightly "squished" imag...
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Please check HERE for Prisual's Warranty, Terms and General After-Sales Service Flow.
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