Datavideo PTC-145 HD Tracking PTZ Camera

The Datavideo PTC-145 supports Full HD resolution, with a maximum video output of 1920 x 1080 pixels at up to 60 frames per second.

Yes, the PTC-145 supports IEEE 802.3af Power over Ethernet, allowing it to be powered via a single network cable connected to a PoE-compliant switch or injector.

The RMC-300A controller is designed to manage up to 24 Datavideo PTC-145 cameras simultaneously, with preset memory for each.

The camera supports ONVIF Profile S, Pelco-P/D, and VISCA protocols, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of control systems.

Yes, the PTC-145 features a built-in encoder that can output up to two simultaneous streams, supporting protocols like RTSP, RTMPS, and SRT for direct connection to streaming services.

The camera features a 20x optical zoom for high-quality close-ups and an additional 8x digital zoom.

The auto-tracking uses AI to identify and follow a designated subject. It can adjust pan, tilt, and zoom speeds automatically for smooth movement. You can select specific individuals for tracking if multiple people are present.

The package typically includes the Datavideo PTC-145 camera, an AC adapter, a remote control (e.g., RMC-1AT), a mounting kit, and a user manual.

Ensure the DC adapter is securely connected to both the camera and a working power outlet, or verify that the PoE switch/injector is functioning correctly and the network cable is properly connected.

Check that the correct input is selected on your monitor/switcher. Verify the cable connections are secure at both ends. Try a different cable or port if possible.

Ensure the subject is clearly visible and within the camera's frame. In complex environments, try designating a specific person for tracking or adjusting the tracking sensitivity in the camera's settings. Restart the camera and tracking function.

Confirm the remote control has power (if battery-operated). Check the line-of-sight between the remote and the camera's IR receiver. Ensure the camera is set to receive commands from the remote. If using IP control, verify network connectivity and correct IP address.

Enable the 3D Noise Reduction feature. Ensure adequate lighting in the scene. If using digital zoom, try to utilize optical zoom more to maintain image quality.

Verify the camera is powered on and connected to the network. Ensure you are using the correct IP address for the camera. Check your computer's network settings to ensure it's on the same subnet. Try resetting the camera to factory defaults if necessary.