P/T/Z
Figure 51: WebGUI > SYSTEM > P/T/Z
In this window, you can define various P/T/Z settings for your camera. These are:
PTZ Speed This increases the maximum pan and tilt speed. This can be useful in a conference system where quick
action is necessary. In "slow" mode the panning speed will be 100° per/sec and the tilting speed will be
35° per/sec, while in "high" mode this is 120° per/sec (panning speed) and 70° per/sec (tilting speed). The
higher speed in "high" mode increases the sound production that is coming from the camera.
Speed by zoom This mode affects PTZ speed when the camera is zoomed in to its max. If you move the stick of your
controller when this mode is disabled, it will move too fast to control it. Enabling reduces this speed in
relation to the current zoom factor.
Image Freezing * You can freeze the image when the camera moves from one preset to another when you use your
(remote) controller.
Low Power Mode: The camera will go in stand by mode to reduce its power when this mode is enabled. In order to reduce
the power, the camera will shut down the IP Port. To activate the camera again, use a serial connection
or the IR Remote to set off the Low Power Mode.
Enable/ Disable Infrared
Receiver:
It is possible to enable/disable the Infrared Receiver. When you disable the Infrared Receiver and the
Low Power Mode is enabled, it will NOT be possible to activate the camera again using the IR Remote
Control.
Zoom Speed You can set the speed to which the camera will zoom in to the image. The higher the number, the faster
the camera will zoom in. This works only when the remote controller is used to control the camera.
Preset Pan, Tilt and Zoom Speed This mode affects the speed to which the camera is switching from one preset to another when you use
your (remote) controller. The higher the number, the faster it will switch.
* If you are using audio during streaming, put it first OFF before freezing the image! Freezing the image could
produce a paused audio output on the IP Stream. This leads to (audio) stuttering. The video stutters when it is re-
engaged, but this is rather easily solvable by putting the iFrame value at 4 or 5 times per second. That is quick
enough to counteract the video stutter.
MJPEG Snapshot
The Avonic CM70 series cameras are equipped with a MJPEG snapshot feature to, for example, implement into
third party software. Every time the page is refreshed, the picture will be updated.
To access the MJPEG snapshot feature, use the following format: http://IP/img/capjpg/snapshot.jpg.
See also MJPEG Snapshot on the website.
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