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General| Brand | LEGRAND |
|---|---|
| Model | VADDIO RoboSHOT 30E-M |
| Category | Security Camera |
| Language | English |
Outlines the manual's structure, covering features, installation, setup, administration, maintenance, and operation.
Highlights the RoboSHOT 30E-M's capabilities, including 30x zoom, image sensor, motor control, UVC drivers, and integration interfaces.
Describes the front panel of the camera, detailing the lens, IR sensor for remote control, and the multi-colored status light.
Details the rear panel connectors including Network PoE+, USB 3.0, and the IP button.
Details the RJ-45 connector for network connectivity and PoE+ power, essential for camera operation and control.
Explains the USB 3.0 Type B port for connecting to a computer, enabling soft conferencing applications and USB streaming.
Describes the IP button's role in displaying the camera's IP/MAC addresses and initiating factory default resets.
Advises users on proper handling of the camera to avoid damage and prevent voiding the product warranty.
Lists essential preparation steps before installing the camera, including cable identification and consulting network administrators.
Provides guidelines for selecting and using appropriate cables and RJ-45 connectors, warning against improper crimping.
Illustrates typical network setups using a PoE+ switch or a mid-span power injector for camera power and connectivity.
Illustrates a typical network setup using a PoE+ switch to provide both power and network connectivity to the camera.
Shows an alternative connection method using a mid-span PoE+ power injector for camera power and network access.
Guides through a functional check before installation, ensuring the camera operates correctly before final mounting.
Guides the installation of the camera's wall mount, covering mounting to a wall box or directly to drywall.
Details the physical process of mounting the camera onto its bracket and connecting cables.
Explains the use of Image Flip mode for inverted ceiling installations to ensure correct video orientation and tilt control.
Describes the meaning of different status light colors (purple, yellow, white) to indicate the camera's current operational state.
Details the functions of the IP button for retrieving IP/MAC addresses and performing a factory reset.
Provides steps for initial camera setup using the Vaddio Device Controller, including network connection and admin password entry.
Guides on using the Vaddio Deployment Tool for initial setup of connected devices, emphasizing tool version and device discovery.
Describes the camera's web interface features for administration, operation, and supported browsers.
Explains methods to find the camera's IP address manually, via USB stream or direct network connection, for initial configuration.
Addresses the camera's default IP address (169.254.1.1) and the steps required for configuration if DHCP is not available.
Details how to access the camera's web interface via IP address, including handling browser security warnings.
Details the final steps for initial setup, including setting the administrator password and accepting any required agreements.
Covers security settings in the web interface, including password management, guest access, and network IT security measures.
Guides on configuring a static IP address for the camera when DHCP is not available, crucial for network integration.
Explains how to change the camera's hostname, stressing the importance of adhering to organizational naming conventions.
Details the configuration of time zone and NTP server for accurate timestamping in logs and event matching.
Describes adding room labels and contact information to the camera's web interface for easy identification and context.
Explains how to store camera positions (presets) and set the home position, including pan, tilt, zoom, and optional color settings.
Guides on renaming presets and custom scenes for better identification and to prevent accidental overwrites.
Introduces preset chains for automating camera movements through sequences, detailing waypoint management and loop options.
Provides step-by-step instructions for creating preset chains, including adding waypoints from existing presets or custom shots.
Explains how to initiate a preset chain sequence and how to stop it during operation.
Guides on selecting CCU scenes (e.g., Incandescent, Fluorescent, Auto) to optimize camera lighting and color balance for the environment.
Details various color settings controls like Auto Iris, Backlight Compensation, Wide Dynamic Range, White Balance, Detail, Chroma, and Gamma.
Offers a quick reference table for troubleshooting common image issues like darkness, washout, graininess, or silhouette effects.
Provides a quick reference table for correcting color issues such as vividness and white balance, using CCU settings.
Explains how to save customized lighting and color settings as custom CCU scenes (A, B, or C) for easy recall.
Details how to adjust camera focus manually or automatically, noting its availability via the IR Remote Commander.
Describes different speed adjustment types: manual pan/tilt/zoom, global preset speeds, and Tri-Synchronous Motion speeds.
Explains how to set pan, tilt, and zoom speeds for manual camera movements using the IR remote or web interface controls.
Details how to set speeds for camera movements to presets that do not use Tri-Synchronous Motion, affecting both preset recall and far-end control.
Explains the Tri-Synchronous Motion algorithm for simultaneous pan, tilt, and zoom movements to presets, ensuring smooth, synchronized arrival.
Provides a method for experimenting and finding optimal Tri-Sync speed settings for synchronized camera movements between presets.
Guides on inverting pan and tilt directions for remote or joystick control to match presenter or user perspective.
Explains how to view the camera's USB stream using media players like VLC, identifying the camera as a video capture device.
Details settings for USB streaming, including device name specification and enabling UVC extensions for camera control via conferencing applications.
Covers various system settings like Auto Standby, LED control, Point Light Compensation, Anti-flicker Filter, Image Flip, and UVC Mode.
Explains how to reboot the camera to resolve issues or after system changes, located in the System Utilities section.
Guides on exporting and importing camera configurations, including presets, time zone, and room labels, for backup and deployment.
Provides step-by-step instructions for manually updating the camera's firmware using a downloaded file, with important cautions.
Provides contact information for Vaddio technical support in North America and EMEA, including phone numbers and email addresses.
Explains how to access and download diagnostic logs from the Diagnostics page for troubleshooting purposes.
Describes how to temporarily stop video transmission using the mute button, resulting in a blue or black screen with a message.
Explains how to switch the camera between low-power standby mode and the ready state using the Standby button.
Details how to use preset buttons to move the camera to stored positions, available only if previously set in the administrative interface.
Explains the use of arrow buttons for pan and tilt, the center button for home position, and zoom buttons for zooming in or out.
Lists prerequisites for CLISH, including SSH/Telnet client, network connectivity, and admin account login.
Provides general usage guidelines for the CLISH interface, covering the command prompt, session management commands, and buffer clearing.
Explains how to use the question mark (?) for context-sensitive help, command completion, and parameter querying.
Defines the typographical conventions used in CLISH command syntax, such as choosing options, substituting variables, and indicating optional parameters.
Describes the 'camera home' command, which moves the camera to its default position and zoom level, potentially including color settings.
Details the 'camera pan' command for horizontal movement, including options for direction, speed, stopping, setting position, and non-blocking execution.
Details the 'camera tilt' command for vertical movement, including options for direction, speed, stopping, setting position, and non-blocking execution.
Details the 'camera zoom' command for adjusting zoom level, including options for in/out, speed, stopping, setting position, and non-blocking execution.
Explains the 'camera ptz-position' command for simultaneous multi-axis movements (pan, tilt, zoom) to specified absolute positions.
Covers the 'camera preset' command for recalling, storing, and managing presets, including Tri-Sync motion and CCU settings.
Details the 'camera chained-preset' command for starting, stopping, and managing preset chains, which automate camera movement sequences.
Explains commands for controlling camera focus, including manual/auto modes, speed settings, and retrieving current mode.
Describes the 'camera ccu get' command to retrieve current CCU (color and lighting) settings, either individually or all at once.
Details the 'camera ccu set' command for adjusting CCU parameters like auto white balance, gain, iris, detail, chroma, and gamma.
Explains commands to recall factory or custom CCU scenes and store current settings as new custom scenes.
Covers commands to get the status light's state, disable it, or enable it.
Details commands to get, turn off, turn on, or toggle the camera's standby (low-power) mode.
Explains commands to get, turn off, turn on, or toggle the camera's video mute status, resulting in a blue/black screen.
Describes the 'streaming settings get' command to retrieve current IP and USB streaming configurations.
Details the 'network settings get' command to retrieve current network configuration and MAC address information.
Explains the 'network ping' command for testing network connectivity and latency to a specified IP address or hostname.
Guides on using the 'system reboot' command to restart the camera immediately or after a delay.
Details how to enable or disable the factory reset status for the next reboot using the 'system factory-reset' command.
Explains the 'version' command to display the current firmware version of the camera.
Covers the 'history' command for retrieving and displaying recently issued commands from the current session.
Explains how to use the 'help' command for context-sensitive assistance, command syntax, and detailed references.
Details the 'exit' command for ending the command session and closing the network connection.
Provides a troubleshooting table with common problems, their causes, and corrective actions for camera behavior.
Details procedures for factory reset using the IP button or the web interface.
Details the procedure for factory reset using the IP button, involving cable disconnection and reconnection.
Explains how to perform a factory reset through the System page's Firmware tab in the web interface.
Provides instructions for cleaning the camera lens and body, emphasizing the use of soft cloths and avoiding abrasive chemicals.
Lists recommended operating and storage conditions, warning against extreme temperatures, humidity, and vibration.
Explains how to adjust the camera's zoom level, including using presets and setting absolute positions.
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