The PTZOptics 3X Gen2 USB 2.0 Conferencing Camera, in white, is a plug-and-play 1080p30 solution for small and medium-sized meeting rooms. Simply connect it to a PC, Mac, or Chromebox computer via its USB 2.0 interface and begin conferencing on virtually any web conferencing or streaming software including Skype, GoToMeeting, WebEX, YouTube Live, and Facebook Live (see a full list in the Features section below).

Using an included IR remote control you can adjust pan, tilt, and zoom positions, as well as fine-tune other settings. Up to 64 position presets can be stored in-camera and recalled via the remote control. Alternatively, 8-pin RS-232 and RS-485 ports on the rear support optional serial control of the camera. The 3X Gen2 provides a professional, middle-ground solution for those who want more than just a basic consumer option but don't have a need for advanced high-end systems.

1080p30 Solution for Small/Medium Rooms    USB Plug-and-Play for PC, Mac, Chromebox    Use Any Web Conference/Streaming App    RS-232/RS-485 Ports for Serial Control

• Full HD 1080p30 professional conferencing solution for small- to medium-sized meeting rooms
• Plug-and-play USB 2.0 connectivity to a PC, Mac, or Chromebox
• Works with most web-based conferencing or streaming software
• Pan/tilt/zoom adjustment via an included remote control
• 8-pin RS-232 and RS-485 ports for optional serial control
• Stores up to 64 presets
• The camera has a built-in tripod mount, and a wall mount is included, so you can mount your camera on a safe perch

• Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7
• Mac OS X
• Acano
• Adobe Connect
• OBS
• Blue Jeans
• Cisco Jabber
• Cisco Webex (no image flip supported)
• Easy Meeting
• Facetime
• Fuzebox
• Google Hangouts
• GoToMeeting
• Lifesize
• Skype for Business (Lync)
• Polycom Real Presence
• Radavision
• Spontania
• Skype
• TurboMeeting US
• Vidyo
• Zoom.US
• Google Hangouts on Air
• YouTube Live

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use this in a conference room connecting it to a pc when using Go-To-Meeting?

A: Yes, this is a plug and play USB device. So you can pull it up in GoToMeeting as your webcam.

Q: 2. I want to output the HuddleCam's signal to a TV 150 ft away using an HDMI converter and amplified HDMI cables. Is that possible?

A: You can use this device plus 150' of Cat5/6 cable. VDO360 Springline USB 2.0 Extender B&H # VDVUSBEXTU.

Q: 3. Does this camera support USB control, via skype?

A: No this camera does not support USB control. Only IR camera control and RS-232 control. That being said you can convert RS-232 to USB and control the camera from a Windows computer using the HuddleCamHD Camera Control Software.

Q: 4. How is the audio with this camera? do you need to buy separate output speakers or you get horrible echo or feedback?

A: This camera is meant to be paired with a separate microphone. A Boundary USB Mic such as B&H # MXAC404 would be a great option to pair with this camera. https://bhpho.to/2SfQJmG

Q: 5. Is there an external IR sensor available? I need to control the camera from the rear.

A: There is an IR sensor on the back as well.

Q: 6. Is there a programmer's manual with the description of the RS232 commands needed to control the camera?

A: Here is the information we have available regarding your request. http://bit.ly/2qTsP4q

Q: 7. does this camera work with zoom?

A: Yes, zoom.us is listed as a supported platform for this camera.

Q: 8. do I have to set the the ceiling mount parameters each time I power it up ?

A: No, settings will be retained unless reset to factory default in the menu.

Q: 9. Some reviews say that this camera is not really able to do 1080p at 30fps over the USB 2 cable? Is that right?

A: ALL/ANY camera sending 1080-30 in 24-bit color (requiring 1.5GHz) must compress the signal to fit within the 480Mpbs limit of USB 2.0.This compression itself does not reduce the pixel count or the frame rate of the video.This is why we and others also have the more expensive USB 3.0 (5GHz) models. USB 3.0 is ten times faster than USB 2.0.

Q: 10. can i connect it to a soundboard?

A: A USB connected soundboard to same pc as camera should allow mixed audio input/output to and from audio system, such as a church service held on zoom with zoom participants heard over system.