Bzbgear Bg-vptz Series Live Streaming Ptz Camera User Guide (+ PDF)

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BZBGEAR BG-VPTZ Series Live Streaming PTZ Camera

The BG-VPTZ-HSU3 is a broadcast-quality PTZ camera with a price that won’t stretch your budget. It features a Full HD CMOS Sensor with a max resolution of 1080P60, accurate color reproduction, and simultaneous USB 3.0, 3G-SDI, HDMI, IP Streaming video outputs. An integrated 3.5MM Audio input makes this camera ideal for live streaming and recording. Advanced ISP algorithms ensure fast, accurate, and stable auto-focusing. When you combine the long list of features, outstanding image quality, and competitive price, it’s no surprise that this is one of our most popular cameras. This is the perfectcamera for any indoor environment from Houses of Worship, Schools, and Venues to Offices and Conference Rooms.

Package Contents

1 x BG-VPTZ 1 x RS232 to mini-DIN adapter
1 x 12V/2.0A Power Supply 1 x Mini-DIN to RS-485 adapter
1 x User Manual 1 x IR Remote Control

Parts list

Mounting Instructions

RS-232 Interface

The BG-UPTZ camera includes a built-in WebGUI allowing for control and management of advanced features. Use the following instructions to access the WebGUI.

Launch a web browser and enter the IP address of the unit (default 192.168.1.162).
The BZBGEAR login page will appear.
Enter your login information (by default Username = admin Password = admin).
Select the Login button.

Problems connecting to your camera?
Check out our Knowledge Base at https://bzbgear.com/knowledge-base/ for more information and stepby- step guide.

My camera has no picture	Power switch is off, bad connection, incompatible resolution, camera lens is obstructed	Check the power switch on the back of the camera Check connections/replace cables with new ones Use IR remote or WebGUI to change to a resolution that is compatible with your display Check computer and program settings to ensure USB is discovered
My IR remote control doesn’t	The camera’s IR sensor is		Ensure you have a clear
work	blocked, batteries are dead,		line of sight from the
	sunlight is interfering with the IR		remote to the front of
	signal		the camera base
			Replace the batteries
			Ensure the camera is out
			of direct sunlight
I cannot access the camera’s	The camera is not connected to		Check connections
WebGUI	the network		Verify your camera’s IP
			address using an IP
			scanning tool
			Ensure your computer is
			connected to the same
			network as the camera
I have no image from my USB	Your USB device is not being		Make sure you’re using a
connection	discovered		USB 3.0 cable
			Replace the cable with a
			shorter one (6 feet or
			less)
			Try a different USB port
			on your computer