Shure CP 7890 Manual de usuario

27A26855 (Rev. 1)

Conferencing and Discussion Systems

CP 7890 Camera

Control Package

USER GUIDE

Table of Contents

Table of Contents 2

Overview 3

Description 3

Features 3

Included Accessories 3

Installation 4

System Overview 4

Downloading the App 4

Basic System Setup 5

Adding Devices to the Camera Control Network 5

Viewing the Video Stream 6

Video Encoder 6

Using the App 7

Camera Control Application Description 7

Layouts 8

Saving a Camera Preset 8

Set the Overview Scene 8

Multiple Camera Operation 9

Networked Video Switcher 9

Analog Video Switchers 9

Addendum 10

Operation with Additional Equipment 10

Changing the Wireless Channel 10

VISCA Cables configuration with Sony cameras 11

Troubleshooting 12

Trademarks 12

Overview

Description

The Shure Camera Control Package allows remote set up

and control of a camera system for conferences, discussions

or meeting spaces. The package integrates with the DCS

6000 or DDS 5900 system, using realtime conference

information to provide accurate, automated camera display

of the speaker or specific participants. A steady, consistent

camera feed is available for live broadcast or archival

recording.

A camera setup application operates on an iPad®or Android™

tablet, providing a quick and simple method for programming

the camera view. The app is used to save and recall room

layouts of up to 400 seats for four cameras.

The camera views are saved to the AMX controller, which

contains preloaded Shure control software for plug-and-

play operation. Once the camera views are programmed

and saved from the app, the AMX unit operates the camera

system without requiring the tablet. The CP 7890 system

supports any cameras that operate the Visca protocol.

Features

• Easily integrates a camera system with the DCS 6000 or

DDS 5900 system

• Allows automated view of the speaker once their

microphone is turned on

• Produces consistently accurate camera views suitable for

broadcast or recording

• Operates with any camera supporting the Visca protocol

• Programs and saves three room layouts

• Stores camera views for up to 400 seats per camera

• Stores camera views for up to 4 cameras per seat

• Free camera control app operates on iPad and Android

tablets

Included Accessories

Component Description

① System Controller

AMX®NX-1200

Camera control software (preloaded)

Power Supply

② Wireless Router Linksys wireless E2500

Power Supply

③ Cables • Camera: VISCA to RS-232 Cable, 2 m

• Network: RJ-45 to RJ-45, 2 m

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Installation

System Overview

The CP 7890 provides easy management of a camera

system connected to a conference or discussion system. The

following diagram describes the function of each component

in the system.

① Control Unit*

The control unit (CU) sends realtime microphone status

information to the AMX unit so that camera views match the

current speakers.

② Wireless Router

The router connects additional components and enables

wireless connection to the camera system.

③ AMX Controller

The AMX controller stores settings made from the app and

operates the camera system during the event.

④ Cameras*

Up to four cameras are controlled by the CP 7980 system

when they are connected to the AMX unit with the VISCA to

RS-232 cable.

⑤ Tablet Application

The app allows remote set up of the camera system.

*Not included with the CP 7980

①

②

③

⑤

④

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IRRX

NX-1200

NETLINX

I/O

SERIAL

MASTER

CONFIG

LINK/ACT

STATUS

OUTPUT

INPUT

Linksys E3200

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SetupLayouts

CameraController

NETWORK

Connected

OPENMICS

SEATNUMBER

SelectSeat

TestPreset

Save

Delete

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Standard IP network

DCS-LAN conference equipment network

Wireless system control

Visca camera commands

Analog video output

Shure Camera Control Package

Downloading the App

Download the Shure CP 7890 Camera App for your tablet:

Device Where to Download Minimum Requirements

Apple iPad App store iOS 7.0

Android Tablet Google Play™ Jelly Bean 4.1

Basic System Setup

1. Connect the TCP/IP port on the central unit (CU) to the

router using a network cable.

PWR

+12VDC .5A MAX CLASS 2 COMBINED OUTLETS

GND

RS - 232 / 422 / 485

RS - 232 AXLINK

RXD

+12VDC 2A MAX CLASS 2

CTS

RTS

TXD

GND

AXP

AXM

GND

12VDC

INPUT PWR

SPD

L/A

LAN 10 / 100

USB 1234InternetEthernet 12VDC

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RTS

TX-

I/O

RXD

TXD

CTS

GND

Power

TCP/IP

RS - 232

NX-1200

LAN 10 / 100

to router

to conference equipment

2. Connect the LAN 10/100 port on the AMX controller to the

router using a network cable.

PWR

+12VDC .5A MAX CLASS 2 COMBINED OUTLETS

GND

RS - 232 / 422 / 485

RS - 232 AXLINK

RXD

+12VDC 2A MAX CLASS 2

CTS

RTS

TXD

GND

AXP

AXM

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INPUT PWR

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GND

Power

TCP/IP

NX-1200

LAN 10 / 100

RS - 232 /422

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RX-

RTS

TX-

RXD

TXD

CTS

GND

to router

to camera(s)

3. Connect the camera(s) to the RS-232/422/485 port on the

AMX controller using the Visca cable.

4. Power on the equipment.

5. Change the IP settings of the CU to 192.168.10.110 from the

front panel LAN Setup > IP Address Setup > IP Address.

6. Download and install the Shure Camera Control app to the

tablet.

7. Open the WiFi settings on the tablet and connect to the

router's network name: Shure CP 7890-xxxA

Note: xxx = unit's production number (001, 002, etc)

8. Enter the default network password: 123456789

9. Open the app to begin using the system.

Adding Devices to the Camera Control Network

Specific, static IP addresses are required for each device in

the camera control network. For reliable operation, make sure

to assign the following IP addresses:

IP Address for Each Device

Device Function IP Address

Central Unit (CU) Triggers the camera system to display the

speakers during the event. 192.168.10.110

Networked Video Switcher Control multiple cameras from a networked

device. 192.168.10.111

Video Encoder View the camera signal through the camera

control application, or from a networked PC 192.168.10.91

Global Settings:

Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

Default gateway:192.168.10.1

Viewing the Video Stream

Once components are connected, the video stream can be

monitored for camera set up and management during the

conference.

• If the video is displayed on an analog system, simply

connect the camera's video output to a computer, TV,

recorder with a video input jack.

• To view the video from the tablet or another computer on

the network, a video encoder must be connected to the

router. A video encoder is required to view the cameras

through the camera control application.

Video Encoder

Video encoders enable remote access and control of an

analog video signal over an IP network. The encoder

connects to the camera or camera switcher with a coaxial

cable, converting analog signals into digital video streams.

The digital stream is accessible for viewing on the tablet or

recording from a computer.

Important: a video encoder is required for viewing the video

picture on the camera control application.

To connect a video encoder to the Shure Camera Control

system:

1. Use a coaxial cable to connect the encoder to the video

output on the camera or video switcher.

2. Power the encoder with a power supply or PoE injector.

3. Connect the encoder to the router with a network cable.

4. Assign the following IP address to the encoder:

192.168.10.91.

1234

IRRX

NX-1200

NETLINX

I/O

SERIAL

MASTER

CONFIG

LINK/ACT

STATUS

OUTPUT

INPUT

LinksysE3200

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SetupLayouts

CameraController

NETWORK

Connected

OPENMICS

SEATNUMBER

SelectSeat

TestPreset

Save

Delete

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EXTRON

ISS 506

Video signal over WiFi for viewing

on the app

Camera control signals

Analog video output

IP network with digital video signal

Encoder

Video Encoder with the CP 7980 Camera System

The encoder adds video to the IP network

Using the App

Camera Control Application Description

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SetupLayouts

Camera Controller

NETWORK

Connected

OPEN MICS

SEAT NUMBER

Select Seat

Test Preset

Save

Delete

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③

⑤

④

⑥

⑦

⑧

⑨

⑩

⑪

① Layouts

A layout is a collection of saved camera views that

correspond to seats in the DDS 5900 or DCS 6000 system.

Recall and save camera settings for up to three room layouts.

② Setup Menu

Number of Cameras

Select the number of cameras used in the system (1 - 4).

Max NOM to Overview

The camera system defaults to the overview scene when the

maximum number of open microphones (NOM) has been

reached. This setting avoids overly-confusing camera switching

when multiple people are in a dialogue. Variable from 1 - 8

microphones.

Overview Delay

Set a short delay before the system displays the overview when

the maximum NOM is reached (1 - 10 seconds).

Camera Tracking

• On: Cameras automatically move according to the saved layout

• Off (bypass): Cameras do not follow any saved layouts

③ Network

Connected illuminates green when the tablet is connected to

the same network as the wireless router and AMX control

unit.

④ Open Mics

Displays the number of microphones that are turned on in the

connected DCS 6000 or DDS 5900 system.

⑤ Seat Number

Displays the selected number for saving a camera setting or

testing the preset.

⑥ Select Seat

Scroll to the desired seat by pressing the up (+) and down (-)

buttons. Seats 0 - 400 are selectable for DDS 5900 and DCS

6000 systems. The seat number displays in the above field.

⑦ Test Preset

Select to view the saved camera view for that seat.

⑧ Save

Saves the current camera view.

⑨ Delete

Clears the preset for that seat.

⑩ Adjustment Arrows

Press the arrows to move the camera to the desired view.

⑪ Zoom

Control the coverage area of the view by pressing the zoom

in (+) or zoom out (-) buttons.

⑫ Speed

Adjust the speed of the camera movement from 1 (fastest) to

20 (slowest).

Note: Does not save; for setup only.

⑬ Camera Views

Select between cameras for setting up the view preset for

each seat.

Layouts

A layout is a collection of saved camera views that

correspond to seats in the DDS 5900 or DCS 6000 system.

Saving layouts reduces set up time when sharing equipment

between rooms and meetings. The system supports up to

three layouts at a time.

Use the application to save camera views to the AMX

controller. The settings persist in the controller and do not

require the tablet to operate the camera system during the

event.

Begin by opening a layout. Go to the Layouts menu from the

main screen. Select one of the layouts:

• Recall: open the layout from the AMX unit.

• Save: save layout updates to the AMX unit.

Save Multiple Room Arrangements

The camera control app allows camera systems to operate in mixed-

use rooms by saving seating positions for up to three different seating

arrangements, or Layouts.

Saving a Camera Preset

When using the DCS 6000 or DDS 5900 systems, seats

0 - 400 can be assigned a camera preset with the CP 7890

system.

1. Select a layout and press Recall to load the settings from

the AMX unit.

2. Turn on a microphone. The seat number displays in the

Seat Number field.

3. Select the camera.

4. Press the arrows to move the camera to the desired

position.

5. Press the save button. The selected camera button shows

displays with a darker outline to show that the preset has

been saved.

6. To set additional camera presets for the same seat, repeat

steps 2-4.

7. Set the preset for the rest of the seats by turning off the

first microphone and repeat the steps 1-6.

8. Save the layout (Layouts > Save).

Tip: For quick configuration, use the keypad to type the seat

number. When that seat is completed, the next seat can be

selected using the left and right arrow buttons.

Set the Overview Scene

The overview scene displays a field-of-view shot of the event

that doesn't focus on a particular participant. The overview

scene displays when the no microphones are on, or the

maximum number of microphones (Max NOM) has been

reached. The overview scene is useful in several scenarios:

• Capturing dialogue between several people

• Situations where camera switching is not necessary, such

as before and after a meeting.

Set the overview scene by positioning the camera for seat 0

or 400.

Settings

Max NOM to Overview

When the camera system reaches the selected maximum

number of open microphones (NOM), the view defaults

to Overview to avoid excessive camera switching during

dialogue. Variable from one to eight microphones.

Overview Delay

Set a short delay before the video feed displays the overview

shot (1 – 10 seconds). A setting of "0" restricts the system

from switching to the overview scene.

Multiple Camera Operation

When using more than one camera, connect a video switcher

to manage multiple video feeds. There are two types of

switchers:

• Networked switchers: connect to the wireless router with a

LAN cable

• Analog switchers: use contact closures connected to the

AMX unit

Once the camera and video switchers are connected to the

system, open the application.

1. Select the total number of cameras from the menu: Setup >

Number of Cameras.

2. Press Setup to exit the menu.

3. Select one of four numbered blocks to select the camera.

4. Position it and press the Save button.

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Connected

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SEAT NUMBER

Select Seat

Test Preset

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②

③

④

Save Scenes for Multiple Cameras

Camera 1 is the default camera when a microphone is turned

on. When a second microphone turns on, Camera 2 will

display for that speaker, and so on.

Networked Video Switcher

This type of switcher connects to the camera system over the

IP network. The system operates with the Extron®Seamless

Switcher ISS 506.

Use a typical network cable to connect the switcher to the

RJ-45 ports on the wireless router. The switcher must use the

following IP address for system compatibility: 192.168.10.111

Extron Seamless Switcher ISS 506

Analog Video Switchers

Analog video switchers connect directly to the AMX control

unit with a multi-pin, contact closure to ground. The AMX

routes commands from the tablet application to the analog

switcher for initial setup, and controls the switcher during the

event according to the saved layout.

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POWER

12V

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1 2 3 4

RS-232

CONTACT

PWR

+12VDC .5A MAX CLASS 2 COMBINED OUTLETS

GND

RS - 232 / 422 / 485

RS - 232

AXLINK

RXD

+12VDC 2A MAX CLASS 2

CTS

RTS

TXD

GND

AXP

AXM

GND

12VDC

INPUT PWR

SPD

L/A

LAN 10 / 100

TX+

RX-

RTS

TX-

I/O

RXD

TXD

CTS

GND

NX-1200

AMX controller control I/O

Analog switcher contact inputs

Example Analog Switcher

Connect the switcher contact output to the I/O ports on the AMX unit.

Addendum

Operation with Additional Equipment

Additional components may operate with the camera control system. Go to Settings menu to select from the compatible

component categories:

• Camera protocol

• Microphone system

• Camera switcher

Changing the Wireless Channel

Change the wireless router channel if there is a problem with the tablet connection.

1. Connect a computer to the router using a wired or wireless connection.

2. Access the router interface by opening a browser. Type the following in the address line: http://192.168.10.1 and press

enter.

3. Enter the site by typing in the default credentials:

Password: admin

4. Go to Basis Wireless Settings > Wireless and change the channel from Auto to any of the channels 36 – 40 – 44 – 48.

5. Save settings and reboot the router.

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