NewTek NDI-PTZ1 Manuel utilisateur

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Revised –September 21, 2018

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Table of Contents

SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION AND SETUP ..................................................................................................... 1

1.1 Overview................................................................................................................................................................................1

1.2 Getting Ready ........................................................................................................................................................................1

1.3 Making Connections ..............................................................................................................................................................2

1.4 Web Configuration.................................................................................................................................................................2

1.4.1 Studio Monitor ...............................................................................................................................................................3

1.4.2 Logging In .......................................................................................................................................................................5

1.1 Video Source..........................................................................................................................................................................6

1.1.1 Video Bandwidth ............................................................................................................................................................6

1.1.2 Pan, Tilt and Zoom..........................................................................................................................................................7

1.2 Audio Video Settings..............................................................................................................................................................7

1.3 Administration .......................................................................................................................................................................8

1.3.1 Multicast.........................................................................................................................................................................9

1.3.2 Network Settings ..........................................................................................................................................................10

1.4 Tally......................................................................................................................................................................................10

SECTION 2 REMOTE CONTROL & OSD ...................................................................................................... 11

2.1 Remote Control....................................................................................................................................................................11

2.2 OSD Menu............................................................................................................................................................................12

SECTION 3 MOUNTING NDI-PTZ1™ .......................................................................................................... 19

3.1 Preparation ..........................................................................................................................................................................19

3.1.1 Other Precautions ........................................................................................................................................................19

3.2 Ceiling Mounting..................................................................................................................................................................21

3.3 Removal ...............................................................................................................................................................................22

SECTION 4 ABOUT NDI®............................................................................................................................. 23

4.1 A ‘Video Internet’.................................................................................................................................................................23

4.2 NDI Benefits .........................................................................................................................................................................24

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4.3 NDI Virtual Input..................................................................................................................................................................24

SECTION 5 END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT ............................................................................................ 27

CREDITS..................................................................................................................................................... 37

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Section 1 INTRODUCTION AND SETUP

This section explains how to connect and configure your NewTek NDI-PTZ1™camera. It

also explains how to update the device, and where you can find additional NDI®software to

extend your workflow. After completing this short section, you’ll be all set to begin using

your new camera.

1.1 OVERVIEW

Thank you for purchasing this NewTek™ product. NewTek is

proud of its record of innovation and commitment to excellence

in design, manufacture, and superb product support.

NewTek provides some of the most advanced live production

tools available, and we are confident you will find them

exceptionally powerful and versatile.

Your NewTek NDI-PTZ1™camera delivers amazing functionality in a compact

package. Prosumers and video professionals alike will appreciate the

convenience and flexibility it provides in connection with video production

and capture.

Unlike typical cameras, PTZ1 leverages the ground-breaking benefits of the

NDI-based IP workflow supported by leading video software and hardware

developers around the globe. This manual will assist you to install and

configure your new product.

1.2 GETTING READY

Your NewTek NDI-PTZ1 device uses the NDI|HX™ protocol for audio/video transmission, and more.

Your first step will be to install NDI|HX drivers as appropriate for your computer platform or device:

1. Navigate to http://new.tk/PTZ1Info in your web browser, and follow the relevant directions to

download and install NDI|HX drivers for your computer platform.

NOTE: The NDI|HX driver also installs NewTek’s NDI Studio Monitor application, which will not only display

the output of your camera, but provide easy access to its settings. It even includes built-in PTZ controls.

NOTE: The End User License Agreement under which you use the NDI|HX driver specifies that “you may use up

to five (5), and no more than five, copies on separate machines at one time.”

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2. Optional –for Microsoft Windows®users, downloading and installing the NewTek NDI Tools pack,

available at no cost from https://www.newtek.com/ndi, will provide a very useful array of practical

NDI learning tools and utilities.

1.3 MAKING CONNECTIONS

FIGURE 1-1

1. Connect the power supply line cord to an A/C power outlet, and insert the round power plug into the

DC IN 12V socket located at left on the a/v connection panel (Figure 1-1). Push the power plug into

the socket until it is firmly seated.

Hint: Your NDI-PTZ1 supports the Power over Ethernet standard (IEEE802.3at). This allows you to skip the

step above if your network supplies DC power by this means.

2. Connect one end of a network cable to NDI-PTZ1’s RJ-45 Ethernet port, marked NDI|HX. Connect the

other end of the cable to your network switch or router, or a computer's Ethernet port.

At this point, two lights on the front of PTZ1’s base illuminate as the camera performs a self-test. If this does

not happen, check your connections and retry. After a few moments, the standby light will go out, leaving

only the power light on.

Hint: These front panel lights do dual duty, serving as Tally lights as discussed later.

Your NewTek NDI-PTZ1 is already sending NDI audio and video to your local network. We’ll talk about how

to access it soon, but first let’s discuss how to manage configuration settings and options.

1.4 WEB CONFIGURATION

NewTek NDI-PTZ1 is very easy to configure. In many installations, all you need to do is supply power,

connect a video source and your network, and you‘re ready to go.

Sometimes, though, you will want to access its settings, perhaps to configure login credentials, adjust color

balance, and so on.

Note: As web browsers vary widely, you may occasionally find it necessary to delete cached files (sometimes

referred to as the browser’s “history”) before the display refreshes to properly show some recent change. This can

happen, for example, after a firmware update.

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These settings are made available by means of a configuration webpage, which you can access from any

suitable device (i.e., one with a web browser) on the same network.

KEEP READING TO LEARN HOW TO ACCESS YOUR CAMERA’S WEBPAGE.

Some devices provide direct, easy access to PTZ1’s

configuration webpage.

For example, when you select its NDI output as the

source for a NewTek TriCaster®input, a convenient

“Configure” button is shown. Simply click it to open

PTZ1’s web control page.

1.4.1 STUDIO MONITOR

For other platforms, you can use the Studio Monitor

application you installed along with the NDI|HX driver

back in Section 1.2.

Windows platform users can launch Studio

Monitor from the Start menu or App list (Figure

1-2), where it will appear in the NewTek NDIHX

Driver folder.

OS X users will also find a new Studio Monitor

application available to them after installing the NDI|HX driver for their platform.

FIGURE 1-3

FIGURE 1-2

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Among its capabilities, Studio Monitor (see Figure 1-3, which shows the Windows version of the application)

detect and display any NDI or NDI|HX sources available on your network.

LOCATING YOUR CAMERA ON THE NETWORK –WINDOWS™

1. Having launched Studio Monitor, click the small menu gadget (‘hamburger’) at upper left to open the

application menu. Among other things, this menu displays all NDI sources detected on your network.

2. Shortly, you should see a new main entry named NDI-PTZ1 listed in the menu. Rolling the mouse

pointer over this label shows the individual names for the NDI output channels of any NDI-PTZ1

cameras detected on the network.

Hint: Detection of newly-connected NDI sources can take a few moments; in network settings with a great

number of NDI sources available, a complete refresh of the source list can take a minute or even more.

When the sub-menu lists multiple NDI channels with the same name, the device IP address is shown to

further identify them. (NDI users seldom need to bother with mundane matters such as IP addresses.

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)

Select the newly listed channel for the camera you wish to configure. In a few moments, its NDI video

output will appear in the Studio Monitor window.

FIGURE 1-4

3. For NDI sources (like PTZ1) that supply a configuration web page, Studio Monitor displays a small

configuration (gear) icon at lower right when you roll the mouse pointer over it window –Figure 1-5.

FIGURE 1-5

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4. Click the gear to open PTZ1’s web page, popping up a request for you to enter login credentials.

Note: The Microsoft Edge™ web browser is not fully supported at this time. On Windows platforms, please

another modern web browser or Internet Explorer™.

LOCATING YOUR CAMERA ON THE NETWORK –OS X™

The process is very similar for OS X users.

1. Having launched the Studio Monitor application, use the File menu to locate a new main entry named

NDI-PTZ1. Rolling the mouse pointer over this label shows the individual names for the NDI output

channels of any PTZ1 cameras detected on the network.

Hint: Detection of newly-connected NDI sources can take a few moments; in network settings with a great

number of NDI sources available, a complete refresh of the source list can take a minute or even more.

When the sub-menu lists multiple NDI channels with the same name, the device IP addresses are shown to

further identify them. (NDI users seldom need to bother with mundane matters such as IP addresses.

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)

Select the newly listed channel for the camera you wish to configure. In a few moments, its video

output will appear in the Studio Monitor window.

2. The Studio Monitor application’s Settings menu shows an option near the bottom that lets you open

the Device Webpage in your system web browser. Select this item, and continue as follows.

1.4.2 LOGGING IN

Note: If you were unable to detect your camera using the methods described above, refer to the sub-heading

Network Settings in Section 1.3.2 for details of an alternative way to locate it on the network.

1. Enter the User Name “admin” and the default Password - also “admin”.

FIGURE 1-6

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1.1 VIDEO SOURCE

After logging in, your camera’s options and controls are shown in your web browser (Figure 1-7).

FIGURE 1-7

The first tab shown on this web page is labeled Video Source. At the time of writing, a placeholder image

substitutes for the ‘monitor’ on the web page. Below this, you will see:

Video Bandwidth buttons

Live Pan, Tilt, and Zoom controls

Preset buttons

Hint: Studio Monitor provides an excellent alternative to almost all of the settings on this first tab.

1.1.1 VIDEO BANDWIDTH

FIGURE 1-8

Video Bandwidth controls (Figure 1-8) allow you to select between the default High bandwidth output, or

Medium and Low reduced bandwidth options which, dependent on your network throughput capabilities

and other traffic, or size of the image required to display on the receiver, may work better for you.

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