Hello everybody, Paul Richards here with PTZ Optics, and today is Thursday so we
are doing our customer success stories. And I have a story from a company called
American Bible Society who is integrated plenty of our cameras into boardrooms,
training rooms, conferencing spaces and we really wanted to highlight because
they use a lot of unique mounting situations which we want to show off. So
let's go ahead and take a look at what they've done here.
So here's a picture of their really nice board room that they have here, at the
front is a little PTZ Optics camera. You might not be able to see it so great, so
we're going to actually go over a couple different pictures here.
This is a ceiling mounted camera here so as you can see we have the... it's
called the CM-, oh my i don't even know our own part number.
It's the the ceiling mount from PTZ Optics and as you can see it's a flush
mount that allows you to clamp basically two plates together and have a really
nice easy mounting situation. It looks sleek and I really like the white on white
It's one of my favorites. So it's actually the, let's see here let's erase
that, the part number for this is actually PT-CM1-BK.
Anyway it's on our website and that's just a really good example of a
ceiling-mounted, running at HD-SDI and then converting USB at the computer.
Which is a great way to extend USB 3.0 or at least your video signal via HD-SDI,
and then convert to USB 3.0 with the frame grabber which we talked about yesterday.
So here is another mount, a mounting situation that looks great when you have
an open ceiling plan like this. Again I love the white on white, and this mount
is actually our pipe mount which part number here and I will get this one right.
Is HCM-1C,
and that would actually be -1C, and it's a white pipe mount so
that's a one inch threaded pipe that you can extend downward to get the perfect view.
So obviously you know, ceiling mounting in this situation wouldn't work so extending it down
was ideal for this scenario. Here's a picture of the back here and as
you can see the cables are extending right out of the back and passing
through from the camera right up that pipe, so that makes it a very clean easy
installation, that one inch pipe allows for HD-SDI and looks like RS232 for
control to go right to that unit, which is really nice.
Theres just another picture. One of the things as you can see here they've
actually clamped the pipe mount to an I-beam there and then at the top they've
got power. So they just extended power down that pipe to the camera and as we looked at earlier
once the cables go down the pipe they just come out the back their.
Final picture just a little further back
as you can see it just looks very crisp and very clean,
I love the white on white. So that is our vlog for today, hopefully if you have
a great project that you've worked on we'd love to feature your products on or
your project on our blog. So feel free to subscribe to our YouTube channel to see
more of this type of stuff, we've got great information.
This upcoming Friday will be our one hundred percent green live stream, and
the next Friday i'm really excited about the history of live streaming
we're going to a completely black and white live stream which I think will be really fun.
thanks for watching everybody.