AVer Information Europe B.V. has unveiled its new CL02 PTZ Controller, a device aimed at streamlining the management of multiple PTZ cameras in production settings. This controller can handle up to 255 cameras over an IP network, offering centralized control to enhance the efficiency of live video workflows. Designed to integrate seamlessly with existing camera setups, the CL02 allows organizations to boost their production capabilities without extensive equipment overhauls.
AVer, known for its award-winning AI audio-video solutions, targets the CL02 at organizations involved in hybrid AV systems, live events, training programs, and content creation. The controller simplifies camera operations by making management more accessible and reducing the complexity often associated with multi-camera environments.
The CL02 supports NDI® HX2 protocol for network-based camera control and features four LCD screens that provide critical camera information, such as connection status, channel, exposure, white balance, and gain. Users benefit from dedicated controls including camera-selection buttons, one-touch preset recalls, independent zoom adjustments, and a 2-axis joystick for smooth camera movement.
The device also includes Power over Ethernet (PoE), minimizing cabling needs during installation, and an embedded Web UI that enables remote configuration and management. These features address common production challenges, such as complex setups and the need to manage multiple devices during live broadcasts.
As reliance on hybrid communications and professional video content grows, centralized camera control becomes increasingly important in AV infrastructure. The CL02 provides a solution for managing extensive camera systems while maintaining existing equipment and simplifying daily operations. More details on the product can be found at AVer CL02.
Rene Buhay
AVer Information Europe B.V.
+1 408-457-3338
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