Add a camera to your conference room, education environment, house of worship, or live event production with the D220 Dante AV Full HD HDMI/IP PTZ Camera with 20x Optical Zoom from Bolin. This PTZ camera is designed to capture and live stream up to 1080p video and be remotely controlled over serial, IP, and the Dante AV serial-over-IP protocol. It seamlessly fits right into an existing Dante AV ecosystem and allows you to utilize a separately available network decoder to transport, route, and decode video for network presentations.
The D220 series camera features a 1/2.8" HD CMOS sensor to capture resolutions up to 1080p60. The built-in zoom lens has an optical zoom range of 20x, and you can zoom in further with the 2x digital zoom. The camera offers multiple video output options including HDMI and RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet that supports RTMP/RTSP streaming and Dante AV IP output. There are several options to control the camera remotely, including RS-232/RS-422 serial control, IP control, and the included IR remote. It supports up to 128 presets and supports VISCA-over-IP, RS-232, RS-422, RS-485, Pelco-P, Pelco-D, Onvif, and Dante AV protocols.
With 128 programmable preset positions and 6 presets on the included IR remote, you can set the camera to rapidly move between positions using the IP, RS-232, RS-422/RS-485, or IR control with separately available controllers. The camera compresses using MJPEG or H.264, and you can transmit up to three streams at the same time using RTSP or RTMP protocols up to 1080p60. The camera supports external audio input via a 3.5mm stereo mic/line-level jack, and it transports AAC-LC embedded audio.
The camera can be powered using PoE++ or with the included AC adapter. The camera's body is made from lightweight, durable magnesium alloy, and it can sit on a flat surface or be mounted using a separately available ceiling or wall mount bracket.
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Key Features
- Dante AV-Enabled PTZ IP Camera
- HDMI & IP Video Output up to 1080p60
- VISCA, DanteAV, VISCA-over-IP, Pelco-P/D
- Sony IMX 307 1/2.8" CMOS Sensor
Add a camera to your conference room, education environment, house of worship, or live event production with the D220 Dante AV Full HD HDMI/IP PTZ Camera with 20x Optical Zoom from Bolin. This PTZ camera is designed to capture and live stream up to 1080p video and be remotely controlled over serial, IP, and the Dante AV serial-over-IP protocol. It seamlessly fits right into an existing Dante AV ecosystem and allows you to utilize a separately available network decoder to transport, route, and decode video for network presentations.
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Bolin Technology D220 Overview
Key Features
Multi-Screen Video Display Routing
Individually route video using familiar Dante Controller software with no need for breakouts or matrix switches to display the camera video on any number of Dante AV-enabled screens.
Video Output
Deliver IP streaming video to Dante network and local HDMI 2.0 video output to conventional workflow in 1080p60.
Multicast Mode
Point to Multipoint and Point-to-Point Distribution and supports both unicast and multicast video distribution.
Video Settings
Image parameter adjustments includes exposure, focus, iris, shutter speed, white balance, gamma, wide dynamic range, image stabilizer, flip/mirror, and more with configurable video settings.
Additional Dual IP Streaming and Viewing Capability
In addition to Dante AV streaming, the D220 PTZ camera supports RTSP streaming protocol and web browser viewing and control. It supports Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Firefox, and Safari Multi-browser HTML5 supported with VLC plug-in
Audio
HDMI embedded high-quality audio and Dante AV video streaming embedded audio with support for mic and line-in audio input.
100% Synchronized Video and Audio
The D220 PTZ camera integrates Dante's sub-microsecond 100% synchronization to video and audio, a Dante single network clock keeps the camera video in sync regardless of the number of endpoints, making Lip-Sync problem a thing of the past.
Remote Control & Monitoring
Provides local serial RS-232/422 control and Dante AV Serial-over-IP and VISCA-over-IP remote site control via Dante AV decoder to precisely operate camera PTZ movements, presets and full image parameter settings. Full IR control on remote site.
PTZ Movement
Extremely quiet and smooth operation for Pan/Tilt movements combined with enhanced adaptive, variable, and super slow speed control provides accurate and effective operation experiences. Picture Profile Preset—Image parameter setting restore with presets and quick access operation.
Ease of Installation and Use
Simply connect one network cable from camera to any 1Gb Ethernet network/PoE device to access to existing Dante Audio-over-IP system.
Always up to Date
Firmware updates, upgrade via USB and IP interface to keep Dante AV camera features and performance up to date.
Bolin Technology D220 Specs
Key Specs
| Image Sensor | |
| Effective Sensor Resolution | |
| Shutter Speed | |
| Max Optical Zoom | |
| Max Digital Zoom | |
| Max Video Output | |
| Max Recording Modes | |
| Broadcast Output | |
| IP Streaming | |
| Wireless | |
| PoE Support | |
| Mounting |
Imaging
| Image Sensor | |
| Effective Sensor Resolution | |
| Focus Control |
Exposure Control
| Shutter Speed | |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | |
| Minimum Illumination | |
| Flip / Mirror Support | |
| White Balance |
Lens
| Focal Length | |
| Max Optical Zoom | |
| Max Digital Zoom | |
| Field of View | |
| Maximum Aperture | |
| Minimum Focus Distance |
Video Capture
| Video Output | |
| Internal Recording | |
| Broadcast Output | |
| IP Streaming |
Control
| Presets | |
| Pan/Tilt | |
| Tally Light |
Networking
| Wireless |
Interface
| Video I/O | |
| Audio I/O | |
| Other I/O |
Power
| PoE Support | |
| Power I/O | |
| Power Consumption |
Environmental
| Operating Conditions |
General
| Mounting | |
| Materials | |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | |
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