Hello my name is Paul Richards and today we're going to looking at an over view video of
the HuddleCamHD 30X. We're going to go over what comes in the box, all the different features,
and we're going to look at the back of the camera and discuss the connections that come
with the camera. First of all the camera comes in either two colors we have a gray and a
white, the white is really popular for Telemedicine, or house of worship, and then the gray is
kind of the standard for board rooms, and conference rooms, and class rooms. What comes
in the box is obviously the camera itself, we have a free ceiling mount that is included.
One plate that goes to the top of your drop ceiling tile, and one plate that clamps to
the camera, and then they clamp together for a safe ceiling mount application. It includes
a 9 foot USB 3.0 cable so you can literally turn this camera on and plug it right into
your Mac or PC and get ready to go. We have an RS-232 cable you can use with our joystick
controller and it includes a manual that has all the fine details, a power supply, everything
you need to get started and even including batteries for the remote. Oh and of course
the remote control which can actually control up to 3 of these cameras and there's an IR
select button on the back that we will look at that helps you determine which camera you're
controlling. So let's take a quick look at the features of this camera. First of all
the HuddleCamHD 30X is $2,399 which is really affordable for 30X optical zoom camera. The
camera has a field of view of 63 degrees wide, it's a real SONY lens that's built into this
camera. It can go all the way into a 3 degree field of view. I have a video we're going
to show on this, it's extremely extremely- it can zoom in very far, in fact up to 75-100
feet, for board rooms, auditoriums, really big spaces. You've got 30X optical zoom and
then a 12X digital zoom, and then finally it is a 1080p; you know, 1920x1080p resolution.
It does require a computer with a quad core processor that can handle that. What I want
to do is I really want to show this video.
It shows how far you can zoom in with this
camera. So that's at 50 feet, that's our 30X at 50 feet, and we have this measured out
where I walk back and then show 75 feet. And they zoom in again, at 75 feet. You can see
this is the 30X at 75 feet away and they zoom out really quickly which I want to show, that's
75 feet away from the camera so for auditoriums, for different places. Finally I want to mention that
this camera is meant for GotoMeeting, it's meant for WebEx, Blue Jeans, Zoom video
conferencing, Google Hangouts, YouTube Live for live streaming. It's really meant for
video conferencing but it's being used for live streaming, it's being used for lecture
capture, it's being used with Black Board and Moodle, and Kaltura, all the educational
video learning management systems. As soon as you plug that into your PC or Mac you can
really do anything you want with it. It's a 1080p, pan tilt zoom, USB conference camera
at that point. I want to show the back of the camera, what we'll do is we will zoom
into this. The back of the camera here has a USB 3.0 connection, USB 3.0 is 10 times
faster than USB 2.0, so it's much crisper, it has better refresh rates, and it really
works great, it is backwards compatible with USB 2.0 but you want the USB 3.0 port to be
connected to your computer, so that it has the optimal 1080p 30 frames per second connection. There's
an IR selector at the bottom here, what that allows you to do is if you have 3 cameras
you can set them to their respective IR selectors and control them with your one remote control.
It also has an RS-232 in and out, and what that allows you to do is let's say you have
camera 1, camera 2, and and camera 3 here, what you can do is daisy chain them and have
1 joystick controller controlling all of these cameras. So you won't have to run separate
lines for each, you can just daisy chain them from one to the next, which is a really great
feature. So again this has been the HuddleCamHD 30X Generation 2, official video overview.
If you have any questions you can visit HuddleCamHD.com and I wanted to finally mention that we do
have a design tool that you can use for auditoriums, board rooms, and conference rooms, to lay
out the field of view of the different cameras, and the different microphones, and speakerphones
available on the market, to get a good idea of what might be the best solution for your
room and your specific auditorium or conference room. So that is available for free online
at HuddleCamHD.com. Hopefully this has been a great overview for you and thank you for watching.