Designed specifically for use with PTZ cameras, the ROBO Studio Teleprompter with SDI Input/Output from Fortinge is a versatile teleprompter with an integrated 21" monitor, an SDI input and output, and trapezoidal glass for a wide view for the PTZ camera. Boasting a 1001:1 contrast radio and 300 cd/m² brightness, the ROBO features an adjustable quick release plate for easy mounting and dismounting, a rigid but collapsible hood, and worry-free toolless assembly

Teleprompter with Integrated Monitor    Designed to Work with PTZ Cameras    21" Display    HDMI, Composite & VGA Connectivity    1 x SDI Input, 1 x SDI Output    1000:1 Contrast Ratio    300 cd/m² Brightness    Collapsible Hood    Adjustable Quick Release Plate    Toolless Assembly

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. WIll this fit sony's fr7 with stock 28-135mm lens?

A: Yes, the Sony FR7 Cinema Line PTZ Camera Kit with 28-135mm Zoom Lens [BH #SOFR7K] will fit the Prompter People ROBO JR Max PTZ Teleprompter with 18.5" High-Bright Monitor for Larger PTZ Cameras (16:9) [BH #PRBJRMX185HB].

Q: 2. Does it ship with a power supply

A: An AC :to 12 VDC adapter is included in the box.

Q: 3. can this camera be controlled from a remote location via internet?

A: Yes, it can be controlled though a web browser if set up on a network.

Q: 4. PoE+ switches have a max WATT limit.What is the WATT budget required for a PoE+ hub to connect up to 4 of these cameras? I can't find anywhere the max WATT a camera needs when powered over Ethernet.

A: Specifications on Panasonic web site indicates Power requirements for PoE+ power supply is DC 42V to 57V and Current consumption of 0.4A per camera. Using an online calculator, that brings up the Watts requirement to about 23W. So for 4 cameras, a 100W switch should be sufficient. I got the Linksys 24-Port Business Gigabit PoE+ Switch (LGS124P) which supports 120W and I have 4 PoE+ Panasonic cameras hooked up to it and have not had problems. Switch fan is kind of loud though.

Q: 5. How does one compensate for the changing aperture at different focal lengths? I'm assuming the only way to do it is to have it auto-expose and gain up when you zoom in. Is the gain clean?

A: We have not had a problem with relying on the auto-iris at different focal lengths. We usually us it that way as we have a variety of system operators, but have not seen any reason to tweak the gain.

Q: 6. IS this PAL or NTSC, or does it matter?

A: This can actually do both and PAL only matters if you live in a country that only uses PAL as a broadcast system and you are using this to broadcast directly to TV.

Q: 7. WARRANTY?

A: The Panasonic AW-HE40SK PTZ Camera comes with a Panasonic USA Limited 1-Year Warranty against workmanship and defects.

Q: 8. The physical dimensions of this prompter are 28" x 17" (and 14" high) which way is 17" and which is 28"?

A: The Prompter People ROBO JR Max PTZ Teleprompter with 18.5" Monitor for Larger PTZ Cameras (16:9) dimensions are the following: DIMENSIONS: Base to top 17” Front to back 21” Base width 14”x12” Front to back Robo Jr to front of monitor 28” Top width 21” 17 lbs dry weight imperial measure

Q: 9. I need the software AW-SFU01G for the camera, where can i find it ?

A: Panasonic website, its all there

Q: 10. Is there a wall mount bracket for this camera?

A: Panasonic does not offer a wall mount for it. They have a ceiling mount only. For wall mounting it is recommended to sit it on a shelf.