The Ikan 19-Inch High-Brightness PTZ-Compatible Teleprompter is a top - notch solution for teleprompting with PTZ cameras. It comes with an extra - wide hood assembly, allowing the camera to move freely within the wide beam splitter glass. This teleprompter features a 19 - inch 1000 cd/m² monitor, 70/30 20 - foot - wide beamsplitter glass, and a 25 - foot reading range. It's compatible with a wide variety of PTZ cameras, thanks to the wide beamsplitter enabling extensive left - right panning. The base system can be easily adjusted forward and backward, so you can mount the camera without counterweights. With its unique PTZ teleprompting system, you can use the PTZ camera's pan, tilt, and zoom features even when it's behind the reflective glass. Multiple people can read from the same script while you pan the camera. The lightweight hood fully encloses the PTZ camera, with a drawstring - closable opening at the back for easy access to inputs and outputs, preventing light leaks. The high - quality 70/30 American - made teleprompter glass offers perfect reflection and pass - through without distorting the image. With 1000 nits, the prompting image is always clear, whether in sunlight or studio lighting. The PT4900 - PTZ has a long rail for easy balancing of the setup, and its large canvas hood makes it compatible with most PTZ cameras. Key features include a 19 - inch design for PTZ cameras, a 1000 - nit high - bright monitor, heavy - duty aluminum chassis monitor, multiple video inputs, and free PrompterPro software for MAC & PC. Technical specs show it has a shipping weight of 32 lbs, shipping dimensions of 25 x 20 x 16 inches, and various details about its components, mounts, and monitor features.

Using the Ikan 19 - Inch High - Brightness PTZ - Compatible Teleprompter is easy. First, assemble the components as described in the included manual. Mount the camera to the teleprompter base, adjusting it forward or backward on the long rail until you achieve a good balance. Connect your camera and the monitor using the available video inputs like HDMI, VGA, or composite. Load your script into the PrompterPro software (which comes for free with the teleprompter) on your MAC or PC. You can then use the PTZ camera's pan, tilt, and zoom features even when it's behind the reflective glass. When multiple people are reading from the same script, you can easily pan the camera between them. As for maintenance, keep the teleprompter clean. Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the monitor and the beamsplitter glass. Avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the surfaces. When not in use, store it in the reusable foam for easy transport and protection. Make sure to close the drawstring on the hood's opening to prevent light leaks and keep dust out. And always check the connections before each use to ensure a smooth operation.