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Atomos Camera Remote Control Unit for A-Eye PTZ Cameras
Atomos Camera Remote Control Unit for A-Eye PTZ Cameras
Remotely control your A-Eye PTZ cameras using IP or serial communication with the Camera Remote Control Unit from Atomos. The controller offers joystick and button control for A-Eye PTZ cameras via IP via ONVIF and also supports RS-232 serial protocol.
The unit enables you to control your focus, iris, pan, tilt, and zoom, adjust pan/tilt and zoom speeds, and allows you to set presets and fast-function buttons. It incorporates an LCD screen to view settings and status information. The controller can be powered via a DC power adapter or via PoE on a supported network.
Key Features:
IP/Serial Remote A-Eye PTZ Controller
5" LCD Screen
Variable-Speed 4D Joystick
Custom Function Buttons
RS-232 Control, ONVIF Support via IP
DC Input or PoE Support
What's in the Box:
Atomos Camera Remote Control Unit for A-Eye PTZ Cameras
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Atomos Camera Remote Control Unit for A-Eye PTZ Cameras
Product Overview
Atomos Camera Remote Control Unit for A-Eye PTZ Cameras
Remotely control your A-Eye PTZ cameras using IP or serial communication with the Camera Remote Control Unit from Atomos. The controller offers joystick and button control for A-Eye PTZ cameras via IP via ONVIF and also supports RS-232 serial protocol.
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