AudioCodes RXVCam50 AI HD

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Overview

Function Description
Usage Features
Maintenance Features

The RXVCam50 AI HD Video Conference Camera is a sophisticated device designed to enhance video conferencing experiences with its advanced features and intelligent functionalities. This user manual provides a comprehensive overview of the camera's capabilities, installation procedures, and operational guidelines, ensuring users can maximize its potential for various meeting environments. The camera is available in two distinct models: the RXVCam50L, which offers an 81-degree field of view suitable for large rooms, and the RXVCam50M, featuring a 100-degree field of view ideal for medium rooms. The primary distinction between these models lies solely in their target environment size, with all other features remaining consistent.

Function Description

The RXVCam50 camera integrates advanced AI functions to automatically and centrally frame all participants in a meeting. This intelligent framing capability ensures that everyone is visible and properly positioned within the video feed, creating a more engaging and inclusive conferencing experience. The camera boasts smooth functionality and superior performance, driven by advanced ISP processing algorithms. These algorithms work to deliver vivid images with evenly clear brightness, strong color layering, high resolution, and excellent color rendition. The product is designed for ease of installation and maintenance, offering stability and reliability in various professional settings.

A key feature of the RXVCam50 is its 4K UHD capability. It employs a 1/2.5-inch, 8-million-pixel high-quality CMOS sensor, supporting 4K UHD video at a maximum of 30 frames per second (fps) MJPG resolution. This ensures clear UHD video with vivid expressions and movements, making remote interactions feel more lifelike. Furthermore, the camera is backward compatible with 1080p and 720p resolutions, offering flexibility across different display and network conditions.

The camera also incorporates ePTZ (electronic Pan, Tilt, Zoom) and 4x digital zoom functionalities, allowing users to adjust the view without physical movement of the camera. This digital control provides precise framing and focus on specific areas of interest during a conference. Another significant feature is dual stream output, where the USB3.0 port supports simultaneous main stream and sub-stream output. This capability is beneficial for applications that require different video qualities or feeds for various purposes, such as recording and live streaming.

Auto framing is a standout intelligent feature, utilizing an excellent facial detection algorithm. This algorithm automatically adjusts the zoom level based on the number of people in the meeting, ensuring that all participants are framed and displayed in the middle of the scene. This eliminates the need for manual adjustments, allowing users to focus entirely on the meeting content. The camera also provides a wide view angle without distortion, ensuring that the entire room is captured clearly and naturally.

Usage Features

The RXVCam50 is designed for versatile installation, making it suitable for various setups. It comes standard with a mold clamp, allowing for easy installation on any device, including LCD screens, PCs, tables, or tripods. This flexibility ensures that the camera can be integrated seamlessly into existing conference room configurations.

Ease of use is a core principle of the RXVCam50. It operates on a plug-and-play basis, meaning there is no need to download or install drivers. Users can simply connect the camera via a USB cable to a computer, a video conference terminal, or any other USB input device. Once connected, users can log into their video conference software and select the RXVCam50 as their video device.

The camera's operation is further simplified by a wireless remote controller, which provides intuitive control over various functions. The remote allows users to select the camera to control, set and recall up to 10 presets for specific camera positions, and adjust zoom levels (zoom in/out). It also features pan/tilt controls for precise directional adjustments, with long-press functions for continuous movement and release to stop. A dedicated HOME button allows the camera lens to return to the middle position or navigate menus.

Additional controls on the remote include BLC ON/OFF for switching backlight compensation, and a MENU button to open or close the On-Screen Display (OSD) menu or return to the previous menu. The remote also supports setting and clearing presets, as well as a unique combination to clear all presets or restore default settings. Pairing the remote controller with the camera is a straightforward process involving simultaneous long-press of specific keys, followed by a brief unplug and replug of the USB cable.

The camera's menu settings offer extensive customization options, accessible via the MENU key. Users can adjust exposure settings, including mode (Auto, Manual, SAE, Bright), EV (On/Off), BLC (ON/OFF), flicker frequency (OFF/50Hz/60Hz), gain limit, DRC (Close, 1-8), and shutter speed. Color settings can also be fine-tuned, with options for white balance mode (Auto, Manual, OnePush, VAR), RG Tuning, BG Tuning, saturation, and hue. Image settings allow for adjustments to brightness, contrast, sharpness, horizontal and vertical flip, B&W mode, gamma, and low-light mode. Noise reduction settings provide control over NR-2D and NR-3D levels.

Maintenance Features

Maintaining the RXVCam50 is designed to be simple and straightforward, ensuring its longevity and optimal performance. Regular cleaning is recommended to keep the camera in excellent condition. Users should use a soft, dry cloth or tissue to clean the camera cover. For cleaning the camera lens, a soft, dry cloth is also recommended. If needed, a mild detergent can be used gently. It is crucial to avoid strong or corrosive detergents, as these can scratch the lens and negatively affect image quality.

When the camera is not in use for an extended period, it is advisable to disconnect it. This practice helps conserve energy and potentially extends the device's lifespan. The product is built with organic materials for its housing, so it's important to protect it from exposure to any liquid, gas, or solids that could corrode the shell.

In terms of troubleshooting, the manual provides guidance for common issues. If there is no video output, users should check the USB cable connection, ensure the power indicator light is ON, verify if the camera performs a self-check after restarting, restart the PC, and confirm if the camera is successfully recognized by the PC. If an image is not displayed, checking the USB cable quality and secure connection is recommended. For image dithering during zooming, ensuring the camera's installation position is stable is key.

The wireless remote controller also has specific maintenance and troubleshooting steps. If the remote is not working, users should first set the camera address to 1 (as it restores to 1 after default settings are restored). If the issue persists, repeating the pairing procedure between the remote and the camera is recommended. Finally, replacing the AAA batteries in the remote is a common solution for non-responsive controllers.

The RXVCam50 is designed to be robust, but users are advised to handle it with care. Avoiding heavy pressure, strong vibration, or immersion during transportation, storage, and installation is essential to prevent damage. Additionally, the camera head should not be rotated violently, as this could lead to mechanical failure. The product should always be placed on a stable desktop or other horizontal surface to ensure proper operation and prevent accidental damage. Installation and use must strictly comply with local electrical safety standards. The product contains no user-serviceable parts, and any damage caused by unauthorized dismantling is not covered by the warranty. Electromagnetic fields at specific frequencies may affect the image, and as a Class A product, appropriate measures may be required to prevent radio interference in household applications.