Sony RM-IP500 PTZ Camera Remote Controller
Description
The Sony RM-IP500/1 Professional Remote Controller for Select Sony PTZ Cameras provides control of Sony BRC-X1000/1, BRC-H800/1, BRC-H900 and SRG-360SHE PTZ cameras. This compact unit incorporates a joystick for pan, tilt, and zoom control, and it has the capability of controlling up to 100 separate cameras over IP. In addition to the joystick, the controller features dedicated knobs and control buttons that allow you to bypass the camera's menu systems to access frequently used functions.
The controller also incorporates many "paint" functions that enable adjusting the look of your cameras from one central point. Auto IP addressing and camera numbering make connecting to your network as simple as plugging an Ethernet cable into your camera. The RM-IP500/1 stores up to 100 presets, has a tally indicator, and offers discrete zoom, focus, and iris controls in addition to the joystick.
Key Features:
- Compact PTZ Controller
- Pan, Tilt, Zoom Control via Joystick
- Control up to 100 Cameras via IP
- Camera Paint Functions
- Auto IP and Camera Number Assignment
- Store up to 100 Camera Presets
- Tally Indicator
IP Addressing and Camera Numbering
The RM-IP500/1 automatically manages addressing each camera you connect, as well as assigning a camera number. This speeds up configuring and controlling the cameras on your network.
100 Cameras
The controller supports up to 100 cameras of the BRC or SRG series, enabling control of pan, tilt, zoom, and other functions, over an IP network.
Store and Recall Camera Presets
Depending on the specification and firmware version, the IP500/1 can store up to 100 presets of camera angles and settings.
Numeric Keypad
the built-in numeric keypad speeds up switching control between cameras.
Tally
Includes Normal Tally/On-Air Tally/Contact modes.
Camera Paint Functions
Use the controller to individually adjust camera settings, including black levels, white balance, flicker cancel, detail level, knee point, auto exposure level, iris, gain, and shutter speed, all without needing to access each camera's menu system.