Huawei VPC800 User Manual

Packing List

		Power cable (1)
		Note: Power cables may
Camera (1)	Power adapter (1)	vary between countries.

HDMI cable (1)	Quick Start Guide (1)	Certificate of Compliance
Note: The HDMI cable is used		& Safety Precautions &
		Warranty Card (1)
to connect the camera's HDMI
port and a videoconferencing
endpoint.

1/4"-20UNC-7 mm Inch screw (1) Used to fix a support.

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Appearance

No.		Port		Description
1		Lens		12x optical zoom and 12x digital zoom.
2		RF receiver		Receives radio frequency (RF) signals.
		module
3		MODE button		Switches to your desired submenu.
4		Infrared		Receives infrared signals.
		receiver module
		Display		Displays camera model and version information and then license
				information (1080p or 4K) when a VPC800 is powered on.
5				Displays settings information when a VPC800 is running
				properly.
				Displays the error code for a self-check error or PTZ rotation
				error when an error occurs.
6		Status indicator		Indicates running, sleep, faulty, and upgrade states.
7		SELECT button		Selects a parameter or its mode.
		Power button		Powers the camera on or off.
8				This button is valid when the camera is connected to a power
				adapter and is not used with TX or TEX0 series

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No.		Port		Description
				videoconferencing endpoints.
9		Power port		Functions as a 12 V DC power input port.
		SDI port		Functions as a bayonet-neill-concelman (BNC) connector to
				output 3G-SDI and HD-SDI signals.
10				3G = 3rd Generation
				HD = high definition
				SDI = serial digital interface
		VISCA IN port		Functions as a serial port to connect to an HD videoconferencing
11				endpoint or cascades to an upper-level camera. In addition, this
				port can be used to upgrade the camera.
		VISCA OUT		Cascades a lower-level camera. This port complies with the
12		port		Video System Control Architecture (VISCA) standard.
				VISCA is a trademark of Sony Corporation.
13		HDMI OUT		Outputs HDMI2.0 signals and supports a resolution of up to
		port		4K2Kp 60 fps.
14		HD-VI port		Inputs serial control signals, infrared signals, and 12 V power.
				Outputs digital visual interface (DVI) or YPbPr video signals.
		Network port		Performs operations such as camera upgrade as well as camera
15				angle adjustment (upward, downward, left, or right) and image
				scaling (zoom in or out) through Telnet.

Installation

The VPC800 can be mounted on top of a display(such as TV set and monitor), wall-mounted, ceiling-mounted, or placed horizontally, which you can select based on the site requirements.

If the displayis thicker than 170 mm or the display is wall-mounted, the VPC800 can be installed in any possible way other than be mounted on top of the display.

If the display is 170 mm or thinner, the VPC800 can be mounted on top of a display or placed

horizontally.

Placed Horizontally

Place the camera on a flat surface.

If you have to place the camera on a sloping surface, ensure that the slope is less than ±15° or the camera may not function properly.

Mounted on Top of a Display

Use the L-shaped bracket and its accessories to secure the

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VPC800 on top of the display. The following figure shows the installation procedure.

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Wall-Mounted Use the L-shaped bracket and its accessories to mount the VPC800 on the wall.

Prepare the hammer drill, rechargeable battery-powered electric screwdriver, hammer, and Phillips screwdriver by yourself.

Drill four holes in the wall for mounting the bracket, each with a diameter of 8 mm (0.31 in.) and depth of 35 mm (1.38 in.). The two holes in the upper part must be parallel to the horizontal plane to ensure that the endpoint is horizontally installed. Then follow the steps in the following figure to install the VPC800.

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Ceiling-Mounted Purchase a bracket for inverted installation and mount the VPC800 onto the ceiling using the bracket. The bracket must meet the following requirements:

It is able to bear a weight of at least 10.5 kg (18.74 lb) and has a thickness between 2 mm (0.08 in.) to 3 mm (0.12 in.).

It comes with a location pillar, which can be inserted into the location hole of the VPC800. The distance between the screw hole on the bracket and location pillar must be 14.5 mm (0.57 in.), which is also the distance between the two holes on the bottom of the VPC800.

It comes with a screw hole and one or more 1/4"-20UNC screw.

Note

When attaching the purchased bracket and VPC800, it is recommended that you use a 1/4"-20UNC screw delivered with the purchased bracket rather than a 1/4"-20UNC screw delivered with the VPC800 because the length of the latter may be too long or too short to hold up the purchased bracket.

Others

Install the camera on a tripod (separately purchased).

Powering the Camera On

Connect the cables and power adapter to the camera and press the power button. About 18 seconds later, video is displayed on the display device. The camera faces forward the first time you power it on. Afterward, the camera restores to the position before its power-off each time the camera is powered on.

If the HD-VI port of the camera is connected to a TEX0 videoconferencing endpoint or a TX series videoconferencing endpoint, you do not need to connect the power adapter to the camera

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or press the power button. When the videoconferencing endpoint is powered on, it supplies power to the camera to power the camera on.

Checking the Status Indicator

Steady green: The camera is working properly.

Steady yellow: The camera is in sleep mode.

Blinking green: The camera is upgrading.

Blinking red: The camera is faulty.

Controlling the Camera

The camera supports PTZ and lens control using an HD videoconferencing endpoint or remote control.

To control the camera using an HD videoconferencing endpoint, connect the camera to the videoconferencing endpoint using a serial cable. The maximum control length (cable length) is 50 m.

To control the camera using a remote control, set the infrared (RC) mode to IR-LOCAL or RF-LOCAL.

Use the remote control to hide or display the On-Screen Display (OSD) configuration screen. On the screen, you can perform image-related settings, for example, setting the image output format and enable or disable the image inversion mode.

The following table describes the keys on the remote control, which are used to control the OSD configuration screen.

Key	Description

Press it twice to hide or display the OSD configuration screen. (The

OSD configuration screen is displayed topmost.)

Press it to confirm an operation.

On the OSD configuration screen, press them to move to desired options.

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Do not manually rotate the camera or stop it from rotating when it is powered on and working properly.

Settings

SELECT	Mode		Description
RC	IR-REMOTE		The camera forwards IR signals to a videoconferencing
			endpoint and is controlled by the videoconferencing endpoint.
			By default, RC is set to RF-REMOTE.
	IR-LOCAL		The camera is controlled by IR signals and stops forwarding
			the signals to the videoconferencing endpoint.
	RF-REMOTE		The camera forwards RF signals to a videoconferencing
			endpoint and is controlled by the videoconferencing endpoint.
	RF-LOCAL		The camera is controlled by RF signals and strops forwarding
			the signals to the videoconferencing endpoint.
HD-MODE	STANDARD		The video is displayed in standard mode.
			If you select this option and set VEDIO to 720p 60 fps, 1080p
			30 fps, 1080i 60 fps, 1080p 60 fps, 4K2Kp 30 fps, and 4K2Kp
			60 fps, the actual video format are 720p 59.94 fps, 1080p
			29.97 fps, 1080i 59.94 fps, 1080p 59.94 fps, 4K2Kp 29.97
			fps, and 4K2Kp 59.94 fps respectively.
			By default, HD-MODE is set to STANDARD, which is
			recommended.
	FULL		The video is displayed in full frame mode.
			If you select this option, set VEDIO to 720p 60 fps, 1080p 30
			fps, 1080i 60 fps, 1080p 60 fps, 4K2Kp 30 fps, or 4K2Kp 60
			fps based on the site requirements.
VIDEO	4K2Kp 60		Select a video format.
			Only a VPC800 with a 4K license supports this function.
	4K2Kp 50
	4K2Kp 30
	4K2Kp 25

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