The Bolin D220 is a game - changing Dante AV PTZ camera. It's the world's first pan, tilt, zoom camera with Dante AV hardware, enabling seamless video and audio interfacing over a standard 1 Gbps network. Enjoy uncompromised video quality with ultra - low latency and perfect synchronization. This camera delivers high - quality color images up to 4K60 or Full HD. It moves quietly and smoothly, with great pan, tilt, and zoom capabilities. It fully integrates with the Dante system, making it a top - notch choice for Dante audio devices. Powered by the DanteAV Module, it can be easily managed via the Dante Controller Software. You can independently route audio and video with sub - microsecond accuracy to avoid time alignment issues. Key features include: using the Dante Controller software to route video without extra devices; delivering IP streaming video to the Dante network and local HDMI 2.0 output in 4K60 or FHD; supporting both unicast and multicast video distribution; having HDMI and DanteAV embedded audio with mic and line - in support; offering quiet and smooth pan/tilt movements with precise speed control, and picture profile presets for quick image parameter setting. Technical specs cover a wide range, from a Sony IMX 307 sensor to various video and audio formats, power options, and more.

Using the Bolin D220 Dante AV PTZ Camera is a breeze. First, connect it to a standard 1Gbps Ethernet network. You can use the Dante Controller Software to manage it. For audio, connect your microphone or other audio source to the 3.5 mm stereo mini - jack. When it comes to video output, you can choose between HDMI 2.0 and IP (Dante AV). For camera control, you can use the RJ45 - based RS232/RS422, IP control, or the IR remote. Remember to keep the camera in an environment with an operating temperature between 32 to 104 degrees F and humidity of up to 80%. When not in use, turn it off to save power. For maintenance, keep the camera clean. You can use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the exterior. Periodically check the power connectors and cables for any signs of damage. Also, make sure to update the firmware regularly using the provided methods to ensure optimal performance.