Datavideo Robotic Pan/Tilt Head - HDBaseT UHD

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The Datavideo PTR-15 is a 4K 12G-SDI robotic pan-tilt head designed for broadcast professionals seeking precise remote camera control and virtual production capabilities. Its key benefit is enabling single-operator multi-camera management with advanced features like FreeD tracking, at a cost-effective price point. A potential caveat is the need for compatible cameras and control systems to fully leverage its advanced functionalities.
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The PTR-15 can support cameras weighing up to 4 kg.
Yes, the PTR-15 supports PoE++ (Power over Ethernet Plus Plus), simplifying installation by allowing power and data over a single Ethernet cable.
FreeD functionality uses computer vision sensor technology integrated into the PTR-15 to recognize and track subjects. This positional data can then be used for virtual production workflows, aligning virtual elements with real-world camera movements.
It offers dual 12G-SDI and HDMI 2.0 interfaces for high-quality video output.
The PTR-15 supports control via IR controller, VISCA protocol, Datavideo RMC-180 MARK II, RMC-300A, and serial/Ethernet (DVIP) connections.
Yes, the PTR-15 includes a built-in tally light for clear visual indication.
The PTR-15 supports storing up to 199 preset camera positions.
Ensure the PoE++ switch is functioning correctly or the DC power adapter is securely connected and supplying the correct voltage. Check the Ethernet cable for damage.
Verify that the camera's control settings (e.g., VISCA baud rate, termination) match the PTR-15 configuration. Ensure control cables are securely connected and undamaged. Check for network congestion if using Ethernet control.
Confirm that the computer vision sensor is clean and unobstructed. Ensure the camera's field of view is clear and that the subject being tracked is well-defined. Re-calibrate the FreeD system according to the user manual.
Check that the camera is powered on and has a video output signal. Ensure the SDI/HDMI cables are properly connected at both ends and are not damaged. Verify the output resolution and format settings on the camera and the display/capture device.
Re-save the desired preset positions after ensuring the camera and head are perfectly stable. Check for any physical obstructions or drift in the head's mechanism.
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