Hall Technologies HT-CAM-4K-EPTZ User manual

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Hall Technologies • 1234 Lakeshore Dr Suite #150 Coppell, TX 75019 • halltechav.com
HT-CAM-4K-EPTZ
Auto Framing 4K ePTZ Camera
User Manual
Version: 1.0

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Important Safety Instructions
!
1. Do not expose this apparatus to rain, moisture, dripping or
splashing and that no objects filled with liquids, such as
vases, shall be placed on the apparatus.
2. Do not install or place this unit in a bookcase, built-in
cabinet or in another confined space. Ensure the unit is well
ventilated.
3. To prevent risk of electric shock or fire hazard due to
overheating, do not obstruct the unit’s ventilation openings
with newspapers, tablecloths, curtains, and similar items.
4. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat
registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers)
that produce heat.
5. Do not place sources of naked flames, such as lighted
candles, on the unit.
6. Clean this apparatus only with dry cloth.
7. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when
unused for long periods of time.
8. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched
particularly at plugs.
9. Only use attachments / accessories specified by the
manufacturer.
10. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

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Table of Contents
Introduction ........................................................................................................................................ 4
Overview .................................................................................................................................. 4
Features ................................................................................................................................... 4
Package Contents .............................................................................................................................. 5
Product Views ..................................................................................................................................... 5
Rear View ................................................................................................................................. 5
Side View ................................................................................................................................ 5
Dimensions ............................................................................................................................. 6
Connectors & Indicators .................................................................................................................... 7
Product Wiring and Connection Diagram .............................................................................. 7
Setup ................................................................................................................................................... 8
Installation ............................................................................................................................... 8
Control - IR Rmote Control ................................................................................................................. 9
IR LED ...................................................................................................................................... 9
Standby, Menu ......................................................................................................................... 9
Pan/Tilt .................................................................................................................................... 9
Presets ..................................................................................................................................... 9
Zoom ........................................................................................................................................ 9
Auto Framing ........................................................................................................................... 9
OSD Menu ........................................................................................................................................ 10
Main menu ............................................................................................................................ 10
Setup ..................................................................................................................................... 10
Exposure ............................................................................................................................... 11
Color ..................................................................................................................................... 12
Image .................................................................................................................................... 13
Noise Reduction ................................................................................................................... 14
Version .................................................................................................................................. 14
Restore Default .................................................................................................................... 14
Soft Codec Support ......................................................................................................................... 15
Google Meet ......................................................................................................................... 15
Microsoft Teams .................................................................................................................. 17
Zoom ..................................................................................................................................... 18
Troubleshooting .............................................................................................................................. 20
Specifications .................................................................................................................................. 21

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Introduction
OVERVIEW
The HT-CAM-4K-EPTZ is a 4K ultra-HD ePTZ camera. With a 100° wide angle lens and built-in AI
intelligence, the camera can frame according to the number of people in the room. And, built
around a low noise CMOS image sensor, the lens provides for a clean and clear video even in
low lit areas.
The HT-CAM-4K-EPTZ supports multiple audio/video compression standards and multiple soft
codec applications such as Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom. Installation is a breeze
with simple plug and play (no driver needed) and can be quickly mounted to the top of a TV
display, laptop monitor, or fixed to a tripod.
FEATURES
! Ultra-HD 4K resolution with frame rate up to 30fps (MJPG or H.264) and compatible with
1080P and 720P
! ePTZ camera up to 10x digital zoom
! Built-in omnidirectional microphones with unique noise suppression and effective pickup
distance up to 6 meters (approximately 20’)
! Auto Framing with superior face detection to automatically frame the view according to the
number of people in the room
! Wide FoV (Field of View) with 100° wide angle
! USB 3.0 output interface with simple plug and play – no driver needed
! Supports multiple audio/video compression standards, including H.264, MJPG, YUY2, NV12
! Low noise CMOS providing for a high signal-to-noise ratio for clean and clear video even in
low-lit areas
! Included mold clamp allows for a variety of installation options, such as on a TV or a
laptop, or mounted to a tripod
! Supports multiple applications such as personal video conferencing, collaboration
meetings, enterprise video conferencing, etc.
! Supports multiple soft codec applications such as Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and
Zoom.

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Package Contents
! 1x 4K ePTZ Camera
! 1x USB 3.0 Type-B to Type-A Cable, 3m (9.8ft)
! 1x IR Remote Control
Product Views
REAR VIEW
SIDE VIEW

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DIMENSIONS

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Connectors & Indicators
No.
Name
Description
1
Camera Lens
Auto Framing with 100° wide FoV lens
2
LED
Solid blue LED when the camera is on.
Note: this LED does not illuminate until an application (i.e. camera, Google Meet,
Microsoft Teams, Zoom, etc.) is using the camera.
3
Microphones
Omnidirectional microphones with a pickup distance up to 6m (approx. 20ft)
4
Female Screw
Used for securing to a tripod.
5
Hole
Used for positioning and securing to a tripod.
6
Bracket
Used to quickly mount to the top of a TV or a laptop monitor.
7
USB 3.0
USB 3.0 Type-B output connector.
PRODUCT WIRING and CONNECTIONS DIAGRAM

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Setup
INSTALLATION
To install and connect the HT-CAM-4K-EPTZ camera, do the following:
1. Step One
Fix the camera to on top of a TV, on a laptop’s monitor, on a tripod, or set it directly on a table
or desk.
2. Step Two
Connect the camera to the laptop, PC, video conference codec, or other USB input device
using the included USB cable, plugging the USB Type-B into the camera and the USB Type-A
into the connecting device.
3. Step Three
Using the video conference or soft codec software select the camera as the video camera
device and the microphone.

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Control – IR Remote Control
All camera controls are accessed by using the included IR remote control.
IR LED
The IR LED flashes when buttons are pressed
STANDBY, MENU
The Standby Button is used to turn on/off the camera’s image.
The Menu Key turns on the camera’s OSD for additional settings.
PAN/TILT
The arrow buttons are used to rotate the ePTZ camera up, down,
left, or right. A single press will move the camera one step at a time,
while holding it down will continue to move the camera in the
selected direction (releasing the button will stop the camera).
Press “OK” to change the camera to the middle position.
PRESETS
The camera can store and recall up to 3 different presets.
• Save Preset: move the camera to the desired position and
hold the desired preset button for 3 seconds.
• Recall Preset: single press the desired preset button
• Delete Preset: hold the desired preset button for longer than 5 seconds.
ZOOM
Select either button to zoom in or out. A single press will zoom
in/out one step at a time, while holding it down will continue to
zoom in/out continuously.
AUTO FRAMING
Turn on/off the auto framing function.

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OSD Menu
Pressing the menu key turns on the camera’s OSD menu for detailed setting changes.
MAIN MENU
When accessing the menu and submenus, the up/down
arrows on the remote move the cursor up/down to go
to the desired setting/submenu, and the left/right
arrows toggle between the options available for that
setting.
Language: used to change the language of the OSD
menu
SETUP
Image Style: used to change the image between
various built-in presets.
Selection Options:
Default | Standard | Clear | Bright | Soft
Auto Framing: On | Off

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EXPOSURE
Mode: used to select exposure settings.
Selection Options: Auto | Manual | Shutter Priority | Brightness Priority
EV: used to manually set the camera’s exposure value (only available in Auto mode)
Selection Options: ON | OFF
Compensation Levels: -7 to 7
BLC: used to control backlight compensation. (Only available in Auto mode)
Selection Options: ON | OFF
Flicker: used to prevent flicker on the video. (Only available in Auto, Shutter, and Brightness
Priority modes)
Selection Options: OFF | 50Hz | 60Hz
G. Limit: used to limit the camera’s gain. (Only available in Auto, Shutter, and Brightness
Priority modes)
Selection Options: 0 to 15
DRC: used to modify the settings of the dynamic range compression
Selection Options: 1 to 8
Shutter Priority: used to select the priority setting of the shutter speed. (Only available in
Manual and Shutter Priority modes)
Selection Options: 1/30 | 1/50 | 1/60 | 1/90 | 1/100 | 1/120 | 1/180 | 1/250 | 1/350 | 1/500
| 1/1000 | 1/3000 | 1/4000 | 1/6000 | 1/10000
Brightness Priority: used to select the priority setting of the camera’s brightness. (Only
available in the Brightness Priority mode)
Selection Options: 0 to 23

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COLOR
WB Mode: used to control the white balance.
Selection Options: Auto | Manual | One Push | Specified Color Temperature
Saturation: used to set saturation levels
Selection Options: 60% | 70% | 80% | 90% | 100% | 110% | 120% | 130% | 140% | 150% |
160% | 170% | 180% | 190% | 200%
Hue: used to control backlight compensation. (Only available in Auto mode)
Selection Options: 0 to 10
AWB Sensitivity: used to control the camera’s auto white balance sensitivity. (Only available in
Auto mode)
Selection Options: HIGH | MIDDLE | LOW

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IMAGE
Brightness: used to modify the brightness levels (how dark or light the image is)
Selection Options: 0 to 14
Contrast: used to modify the contrast levels. Higher contrast helps the image look lively; lower
contrast makes the image look flat and monotonous.
Selection Options: 0 to 14
Sharpness: used to modify the sharpness settings, which describes clarity of detail
Selection Options: 0 to 15
Flip-H: used to digitally flip the camera horizontally (if the user wants to have the image mirror
the user or not)
Selection Options: ON | OFF
Flip-V: used to digitally flip the camera vertically (if a camera is installed upside down, use this
feature to flip the image right side up)
Selection Options: ON | OFF
B&W-Mode: used to change the camera from color to black & white
Selection Options: Color | Black/White
Gamma: used to modify the gamma settings
Selection Options: Default | 0.34 | 0.39 | 0.47 | 0.5
Low-Light Mode: used to improve the image when the light is low
Selection Options: ON | OFF

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NOISE REDUCTION
NR-2D: used to reduce noise from one frame to the next by removing any oddity that does not
appear in each frame.
Selection Options: Auto | Close | 1 to 7
NR-3D: used to remove grainy fuzzy appearances of low light images
Selection Options: Close | 1 to 8
VERSION
Displays the camera version.
RESTORE DEFAULT
Restore Default?: used to restore factory
defaults. (color style and video format are
not restored to factory defaults)
Selection Options: YES | NO

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Soft Codec Support
The following are instructions to utilizing the HT-CAM-4K-EPTZ camera and built-in
microphones in the Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom soft codec applications. The
HT-CAM-4K-EPTZ is not limited to these three. (For soft codec applications outside of these
three please refer to their user manual.)
GOOGLE MEET
To use the HT-CAM-4K-EPTZ camera in Google Meet, open “More Options” and then “Settings”.
Select the “HD Camera” to use the video and select “Capture Input Terminal (10 - HD Audio)” to
use the microphones on the HT-CAM-4K-EPTZ.

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MICROSOFT TEAMS
To use the HT-CAM-4K-EPTZ camera in Microsoft Teams, open Device Settings located in the
“More” menu. Select the “HD Camera” to use the video and select “Capture Input Terminal (10 -
HD Audio)” to use the microphones on the HT-CAM-4K-EPTZ.

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ZOOM
To use the HT-CAM-4K-EPTZ camera in Zoom, click on the “up” arrow on the microphone and/or
camera buttons located on the bottom left part of the Zoom screen. Select the “HD Camera” to
use the video and select “Capture Input Terminal (10 - HD Audio)” to use the microphones on
the HT-CAM-4K-EPTZ.

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VIDEO
AUDIO

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Troubleshooting
1. The HT-CAM-4K-EPTZ is connected using USB 3.0 cable into a PC but there is no video
from the camera shown on the soft codec application.
a. Confirm the blue LED light on the camera is on.
i. If blue LED is off:
1. Confirm the USB 3.0 cable is securely connected on both the
camera and the PC.
2. Check the quality of the USB 3.0 cable to ensure it has not been
kinked or accidentally cut.
3. Go into the soft codec application and make sure the “HD Camera”
is selected as the preferred camera.
4. Try using a different application, such as the built-in camera
application on the PC, to verify video can be seen there. (NOTE: if
using the built-in camera application and video is shown, the
camera will not be shown in any other application until that
application is closed.)
ii. If blue LED is on:
1. Verify the PC has no updates pending (Windows will often disable
features when new updates have been released and those features
are not enabled until updates are installed.)
2. Restart the PC to verify it is operating correctly.
2. The HT-CAM-4K-EPTZ is connected using USB 3.0 cable into a PC but the far end
cannot hear audio from the microphones.
a. Confirm the blue LED light on the camera is on.
i. If blue LED is off:
1. Confirm the USB 3.0 cable is securely connected on both the
camera and the PC.
2. Check the quality of the USB 3.0 cable to ensure it has not been
kinked or accidentally cut.
3. Go into the soft codec application and make sure the correct
microphone is selected as the preferred camera.
ii. If blue LED is on:
1. Verify the microphone is not muted in the soft codec application
2. Verify the PC has no updates pending (Windows will often disable
features when new updates have been released and those features
are not enabled until updates are installed.)
3. Restart the PC to verify it is operating correctly.
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