TR530

User Manual
 IMPORTANT NOTICE

 PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL BEFORE INSTALLING THE TR530
TRACKING CAMERA.

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FOR HELP WHEN THE ITEMS IS FAILED TO WORK.

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Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A
digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to pro-vide
reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operate din a
commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radiofrequency energy and,
if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to
radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful
interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
FCC Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
Warning: This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio
interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures
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This product is herewith confirmed to comply with the requirements set out in the Council
Directives on the Approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to
Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2014/30/EU.
Warning - This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio
interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures to correct this
interference.
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Remote Controller Battery Safety Information

- Store batteries in a cool and dry place.
- Do not throw away used batteries in the trash. Properly dispose used batteries through
specially approved disposal methods.
- Remove the batteries if they are not in use for long periods of time. Battery leakage and
corrosion can damage the remote control. Dispose of batteries safely and through
approved disposal methods.
- Do not use old batteries with new batteries.
- Do not mix and use different types of batteries: alkaline, standard (carbon -zinc) or
rechargeable (nickel-cadmium).
- Do not dispose of batteries in a fire.
- Do not attempt to short circuit the battery terminals.

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 CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................... 1

Package Contents ............................................................................................ 1

Product Overview ............................................................................................. 2

Dimension ......................................................................................................... 2

Remote Controller............................................................................................. 3

CONNECTIONS ..................................................................................................... 4

Device Connections .......................................................................................... 4

RS232 Pin Definition......................................................................................... 5

MODE INTRODUCTION......................................................................................... 6

Wide Area Mode ............................................................................................... 6

Stage and Segment Mode ................................................................................ 7

WEB SETUP ........................................................................................................... 8

Make a Connection to TR530 via Browser ....................................................... 8

Make a Connection to TR530 via AVer IPCam Utility ..................................... 10

Enable Tracking Function ............................................................................... 11

Setup Object Viewing Dimension ................................................................... 12

Tracking Mode Instruction .............................................................................. 13

Wide Area Mode ............................................................................................. 14

Setup Priority Zone ....................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.

Setup Shielded Zone .................................................................................. 15

Setup Multi-people Detection ..................................................................... 16

Stage Mode ..................................................................................................... 18

 Setup Effective Zone .................................................................................. 18

Setup Shielded Zone .................................................................................. 19

Setup Target Tracking Body........................................................................ 20

Setup Multi-people Detection ..................................................................... 21

Segment Mode ............................................................................................... 22

Setup Effective Zone .................................................................................. 22

Setup Shielded Zone .................................................................................. 25

Setup Target Tracking Body........................................................................ 26

Preset Setup ................................................................................................... 27

Firmware Update ............................................................................................ 28

Using RTSP connect to Camera..................................................................... 28

OSD SETUP ......................................................................................................... 29

Before You Begin ............................................................................................ 29

For the First Time Use .................................................................................... 29

Trigger OSD Menu ...................................................................................... 29

Setup IP Address ........................................................................................ 30

OSD Tree Map ................................................................................................ 32

Main ............................................................................................................ 32

Tracking ...................................................................................................... 32

Camera ....................................................................................................... 33

Camera ID ........................................................................................... 33

DHCP .................................................................................................. 33

Static IP ............................................................................................... 34

PTZ Camera........................................................................................ 35
 Video Format .............................................................................................. 38

Advanced Setting ........................................................................................ 40

Preset.......................................................................................................... 40

Language .................................................................................................... 41

Profile .......................................................................................................... 41

Factory Default ........................................................................................... 42

Information .................................................................................................. 42

Hot Key ....................................................................................................... 43

FAQ ....................................................................................................................... 44
INTRODUCTION
AVer TR530 is a professional tracking camera which supports 3 tracking methods, namely: wide area,
stage or segment mode. The TR530 uses body motion and image analysis algorithm to track the
intended target; the target subject does not need to wear any signal transmitting device. The TR530
can communicate with most recording systems through RS232, RS485 or an IP network interface. The
TR530 has stable system, easy to use, and suitable for classroom, meeting room, and any lecture or
course environment.

Package Contents
The following items are included in the package.
[Note]
1. Do not disassemble or modify the items by yourself. Contact the dealer for help when the item
failed to work.
2. Store the items in a dry place away from moisture.

RS-232 to D-Sub 9
TR530 unit Power adapter Power cord
cable

Battery Quick Guide Remote Controller

AAA AAA

[Note] The power cord will vary depending on the standard power outlet of the country where it is sold.

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Product Overview

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1. PTZ camera 6. 3G-SDI 1 port(PTZ view)

2. Panoramic camera 7. HDMI port(PTZ view)
3. Power indicator 8. Audio in port*
4. RJ-45 port 9. RS-232 port
5. 3G-SDI 2 port(Panoramic view) 10. Power jack
*Audio input level: 1Vrms(max.)

Dimension

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Remote Controller
1. Camera select
[Note] Only channel No.1 is available.
Before you use remote, please press
1
2 channel 1 first.

3 2. Enter
3. Camera direction control
6 4. White balance
4
5 5. OSD menu
8 6. Back light control
7 7. Zoom in/out
8. Exposure compensation
9 10 9. Home position
[Note] Press and hold for 3 seconds to
turn on or turn off the TR530 unit.
11 Only supported with TR530 FW version
0.0.1000.08 and above.

12 13 10. Tracking on/off

11. Number buttons
12. Profile
13. Preset

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CONNECTIONS

Device Connections

Power
RJ-45 cable Adaptor
Audio
cable
coaxial
cable
Multi Media Management System Power
RS-232 to
cord
D-Sub 9 cable

Recording System

HDMI cable
or Control System

Porjector TV
Power
Outlet

Audio Mixer

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RS232 Pin Definition
Pin Definition

1 RS232_DTR
2 RS232_DSR
3 N.C.
4 RS232_TXD
5 GND
6 RS232_RXD

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MODE INTRODUCTION

Wide Area Mode

 Application
 This mode is suitable for teacher or lecturer tracking in normal classroom. The algorithm is
based on face detection.
 Regardless of the target close to or away from TR530, the tracking camera will automatically
zoom in/out to maintain the appropriate size and proportion.
 If the tracking target is locked, TR530 will not be affected by the other moving objects.
 Limitation
 This mode is easily affected by the brown objects or the color similar to skin. Things like cartons
and wood furniture.
 It should be used in a brightly lit environment. If the light level is not enough, it may not be able
to properly track the object.
 It should not be used in an environment with high bright contrast. For example, the environment
with lots of IFP or projectors in the background. When the target enters or leaves the high bright
contrast zone, the TR camera may not be able to track the object properly.

 Install height range (from floor): 2 ~ 3m; 2.4m is suggested.

 Distance range to podium: 4~15m; 8m is suggested.
 Position: Center of class room.

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Stage and Segment Mode
 Application
 It’s suitable for a more complicated environment due to the utilization of the absolute motion
tracking algorithm. The TR530 will not be affected by the color of wood furniture or any high
bright contrast background.
 Suitable for only one person in the tracking zone.
 Limitation
 Tracking is only available for horizontal movement. It will not auto zoom in/out for target close to
or going away from the TR530
 Due to absolute motion tracking, it is unable to check who the target is or who the interference
is. It does not have anti-interference ability.
 Due to the FOV limitation, the tracking zone is only available within the 120 degrees provided
by the panoramic camera.
 Distance limitation <15M

 Install height range (from floor): 2 ~ 3m; 2.4m is suggested.

 Distance range to podium: 4~15m; 8m is suggested.
 Position: Center of the room.

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WEB SETUP

Make a Connection to TR530 via a Web Browser

1. Find the IP address of TR530: call out the OSD menu of TR530. Use ▲ and ▼ buttons on
remote controller to go to “Information” to find the IP address information.

2. Open the browser on your PC and enter the IP address of TR530.

3. Enter the password of TR530 to login. The default password is “admin”.

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4. After login, User should see the main interface of TR530.

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Make a Connection to TR530 via AVer IPCam Utility
[Note] The TR530 FW version 0.0.1000.08 and above supports IPCam Utiltiy application.
To find the IP address of your cameras, you can execute the IPCam Utility installer. Follow the below
steps to find the IP address of camera.
1. Download the IPCam Utility from
[Link]
29C&t=ServiceDownload .
2. Run the IPCam Utility.
3. Click Search, and all available devices will be listed on the screen.
4. Select a camera from the list.
5. The corresponding fields of IP address will display.
6. Double-click on the IP address of camera from the list can connect to camera through the browser.

[Note] If IPCam utility cannot find the camera, please check following:
1. Please make sure the Ethernet connection of camera is well connected.
2. The camera and PC (IPCam utility) are in the same LAN segment.

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Enable Tracking Function
Turn on and off the tracking function. Select > Tracking setting > Tracking on.

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Setup Object Viewing Dimension
Please make sure the target person’s face is aligned with the crosslines to ensure high-accuracy
tracking. Use the camera zoom and positioning to get the best coverage. Typically you can just use
your thumb size as a good yardstick. You should only have to do this once.

1920

144

144

1080

To set the object size for tracking select > Tracking setting > Setup object viewing dimension

(Also see Object Viewing Dimension Setting chapter).

Use ▲, ▼, ,  and zoom in/out to adjust object size. Then, click “Save” to save the setting.

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Tracking Mode Instruction
View the each tracking mode’s brief instruction, feature, and use environment.

Select > Tracking Setting > Tracking Mode to view tracking mode instruction.

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Wide Area Mode
In Wide Area mode, the TR530 will start tracking when object enters the priority zone and the
face of the object is detected.

Setup Priority Zone

If the TR530 detects motion in the defined zone it will be triggered to start tracking. If a priority zone isn’t
setup, then, the entire panoramic camera view will be the default active zone.
[Note] The screen of priority zone setting is based on the panoramic camera view.

1. Select > Tracking setting > Wide Area > Select priority zone.
2. An online tutorial will display. User can watch to learn how to setup tracking zone. Click Skip to
stop tutorial. To watch again, select to play online tutorial.

3. In the Select priority zone screen, drag and select the area that needs to be tracked (the blue frame
is the tracking area). To re-select the area, just drag and select another wanted area.
4. Click “Save” to save the setting.

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Setup Shielded Zone
Define the area(s) that you don’t want the camera to track. The shielded zone(s) should be within the
active zone. 8 shielded zones can be set.
[Note] The screen of shielded zone setting is based on panoramic camera view.

1. Select > Tracking setting > Wide Area > Select shielded zone.
2. An online tutorial will display. User can watch to learn how to setup shielded zone. Click Skip to
stop tutorial. To watch again, select to play online tutorial.

3. In the Shielded tracking zone screen, click the “+” and select the area(s) that you don’t want to track
(a gray block will show on the screen). In the example below, you should shield the projector
screen and the TV that may influence tracking. In fact, you should shield all areas where you think
there might be “motion” interference. To delete the shielded zone area, click “-“and select the
shield to delete. Or select “Reset Shields” to delete all shields.
4. Select “Save” to save the setting.

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Setup Multi-people Detection
Define the area as a multiple people detection area. The camera will move to preset 2 and stop tracking
the original object until the multi-people detection mode is stopped.
[Note] The effective zone setting is based on the panoramic camera view.

1. Select > Tracking setting > Wide Area > Multi-people detection.
2. Select “Select effect zone” to set the multiple people detection area. An online tutorial will display.
Click Skip to stop tutorial. To watch again, select to play online tutorial.
3. In the “Select effect zone” screen, drag and set the area to be the designated multiple people
detection area (an orange frame will show on screen). To re-set the area, just drag again. Select
“Save” to save the setting.

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4. Time to go preset 2: set the time to move the camera to preset 2 after multi-people detection is
activated.
5. Time to back to tracking: set the time period to back to tracking the main presenter after
multi-people detection mode is no longer effective.

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Stage Mode
The TR530 will start tracking when there is an object moving in the effective zone.

Setup Effective Zone

If the TR530 detects motion in the defined zone tracking will be activated. If the tracking zone isn’t
setup, then, the entire panoramic camera view will be the default active zone.
[Note] The screen of the effective camera zone setting is based on the panoramic camera view.

1. Select > Tracking > Stage > Select effective zone.

2. An online tutorial will display. User can watch to learn how to setup tracking zone. Click Skip to
stop tutorial. To watch again, select to play online tutorial.

3. In the Select effective zone screen, drag and select the area that needs to be tracked (a blue frame
will show on the screen). To re-select the area, just drag and select another wanted area.
4. Click “Save” to save the setting.

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Setup Shielded Zone
Define the area that user doesn’t want camera to track. The shield zone should be within the active
zone. 8 shield zones can be set.
[Note] The screen of shield zone setting is based on panoramic camera view.

1. Select > Tracking setting > Stage > Select shielded zone.
2. An online tutorial will display. User can watch to learn how to setup shield zone. Click Skip to stop
tutorial. To watch again, select to play online tutorial.
3. In the Shielded tracking zone screen, click the “+” and select the area(s) that you don’t want to track
(a gray block will show on the screen). In the example below, you should shield the projector
screen and the TV that may influence tracking. In fact, you should shield all areas where you think
there might be “motion” interference. To delete the shielded zone area, click “-“and select the
shield to delete. Or select “Reset Shields” to delete all shields.
4. Select “Save” to save the setting.

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Setup Target Tracking Body
Define the width of the target that needs to be tracked. 1 target zone can be set.
[Note] The screen of the target tracking body is based on the panoramic camera view.

1. Select > Tracking setting > Stage > Select target tracking body.
2. An online tutorial will display. User can watch to learn how to setup tracking zone. Click Skip to
stop tutorial. To watch again, select to play online tutorial.

3. In select target tracking body screen, drag and set the width of the object that needs to be tracked
(an orange frame will show on the screen). To re-set the width of object, just drag again.
4. Click “Save” to save the setting.

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Setup Multi-people Detection
When multiple people detection is activated, the camera will move to preset 2 and stop tracking the
original object until the multi-people detection mode is stop.

1. Select > Tracking setting > Stage > Multi-people detection.

2. Time to go preset 2: set the time to move the camera to preset 2 after multi-people detection is
activated.
3. Time to back to tracking: set the time period to back to tracking the main presenter after
multi-people detection mode is no longer effective.

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Segment Mode
The TR530 will start tracking when object is moving between the blocks.

Setup Effective Zone

If the TR530 detects motions in the defined zone it will be triggered to track. If the effective zone isn’t
setup, then, all the entire panoramic camera view will be the default active zone. The effective zone can
be defined from 2 to 4 blocks.
[Note] The screen of effective zone setting is based on the panoramic camera view.

1. Select > Tracking setting > Segment > Select effective zone.
2. Drag a tracking area on screen (blue frame). Then, click “Next” button.

Click it to reset the

selected tracking area.

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3. Select the tracking zone blocks – 2, 3, or 4 blocks. At least 2 blocks must be set.

Make an overlap area

between blocks to avoid the
Click on the edge (left &
camera move frequently at
right) to adjust block size.
junction point.

Click the preset button to

adjust block size.

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4. Click “Next” to set the position of tracking zone. Click preset button and use ▲,▼,,, Zoom +/- to
adjust to the desire position. When each time preset position is set, click “Save” to save the
settings.

5. Click “Finish” to complete the settings.

When each time preset

position is set, click “Save” to
save the settings.

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Setup Shielded Zone
Define the area that user doesn’t want camera to track. The shield zone should be within the active
zone. 8 shield zones can be set.
[Note] The screen of shield zone setting is based on panoramic camera view.

1. Select > Tracking setting > Segment > Select shielded zone.
2. An online tutorial will display. User can watch to learn how to setup shielded zone. Click Skip to
stop tutorial. To watch again, select to play online tutorial.

3. In the Shielded tracking zone screen, click the “+” and select the area within the tracking zone that
don’t need to be tracked (a gray block will show on screen). For example: Shield the first row of
students. To delete the shield zone area, click “-“ and select the shield to delete it. Or select “Reset
Shields” to delete all shields.
4. Select “Save” to save the setting.

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Setup Target Tracking Body
Define the width of the target that needs to be tracked. 1 target zone can be set.
[Note] The screen of target tracking body is based on panoramic camera view.

1. Select > Tracking setting > Segment > Select target tracking body.
2. An online tutorial will display. User can watch to learn how to setup tracking zone. Click Skip to
stop tutorial. To watch again, select to play online tutorial.

3. In the select target tracking body screen, drag and set the width of the object that needs to be
tracked (an orange frame will show on screen). To re-set the width of the object, just drag again.
4. Click “Save” to save the setting.

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Preset Setup
Define the specific location to view when select preset number (1~255). When TR530 loses tracking,
it will back to the preset 1 position.
1. Open the browser and enter the IP address of TR530 to login.
2. Select > Preset Setting.

3. Use the direction control panel to adjust the TR530 to the desired position.

4. Next, select the preset number in “Save to Preset” column and click “Save” button to save the
preset.

5. Select any preset number in the Call Preset section to re-call that preset location immediately.
6. After calling any preset, the tracking feature will be turned off automatically. Remember to turn
on the tracking manually. Or press on remote controller.

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Upgrade Firmware
1. Download the newest firmware from [Link]
2. Connect to camera through browser.
3. Select System > Firmware > Upgrade firmware > Upgrade.
4. Select the firmware and select “Upload” button.
5. After updating, refresh the browser.

Using RTSP connect to Camera

Use RTSP player connecting to camera; please enter the following RTSP URL in your application such
as VLC, PotPlayer, or QuickTime.
PTZ camera: rtsp:// IP address of TR530:554/live_st1
For example: rtsp://[Link]:554/live_st1

Panoramic camera: rtsp://IP address of TR530:8554/live_st2

For example: rtsp://[Link]:8554/live_st2

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OSD SETUP

Before You Begin

Make sure all connections are connected successfully before using the TR530.

First Time Use

Trigger OSD Menu
Press button on remote controller to call out the OSD menu. Use  to enter sub-menu, use ▲

and ▼ to move to the selection and use to confirm the selection. Press  button to go back to the
previous level.

1 Blue text indicates the current selection.

2 “>” means has sub-menu or value selection.
3 Sub-menu
4 Column for enter value or value selections.

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Setup IP Address
Setup IP address of TR530.
There are two ways to setup IP address of TR530. Please follow the steps below to setup the IP
address.

 Static IP Address
Assign a fixed IP address for TR530.

1. After starting-up, press button on remote control to call out OSD menu.
2. Turn the DHCP off first. Go to Camera > DHCP > DHCP > Off then press  or enter button to
confirm the selection. The menu selection will switch to “Static IP” when DHCP off is applied.
3. Use ▲, ▼, Enter button, and on-screen keyboard to setup the “IP”, “ Gateway”, “Mask” and “DNS”.

 Dynamic IP Address(DHCP)
Get IP address from your local DHCP server.
1. After starting-up, press button on remote control to call out OSD menu.
2. Use ▲ and ▼ buttons to select the Camera > DHCP > DHCP > On, then press  or enter button
to get IP address from local DHCP server.

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3. Use ▲ and ▼ buttons go to “Information” to check the IP address information.

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OSD Tree Map
Main
Tracking On

Camera >
Video Format >
Preset >
Advanced Setting >
Language >
Profile >
Factory Default >
Information >

Tracking
 User can enable or disable auto-tracking.
 TR530 will not track an object automatically when the feature is disabled.
 To enable auto-tracking, please select “On”.
 To disable auto-tracking, select “Off”.

Tracking On On

Camera > Off

Video Format >
Advanced Setting >
Preset >
Language >
Profile >
Factory Default >
Information >

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Camera
In the section, users can change camera ID, network setting and adjust parameter of camera settings.

Tracking On

Camera > Camera ID >

Video Format > DHCP >
Advanced Setting > Static IP >
Preset > PTZ Camera >
Language >
Profile >
Factory Default >
Information >

Camera ID
To change camera ID, please select Camera > Camera ID.

Tracking On

Camera > Camera ID > TR530

Video Format > DHCP >
Advanced Setting > Static IP >
Preset > PTZ Camera >
Language >
Profile >
Factory Default >
Information >

DHCP
To enable DHCP, select Camera > DHCP.

Tracking On

Camera > Camera ID >

Video Format > DHCP > DHCP10.1.0.1 ON
Advanced Setting > Static IP >
Preset > PTZ Camera >
Language >
Profile >
Factory Default >
Information >

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Static IP
To setup network as a static IP, select Camera > Static IP (Please set DHCP off before the Static IP
setting)

Tracking On

Camera > Camera ID >

Video Format > DHCP >
Advanced Setting > Static IP > IP [Link] >
Preset > PTZ Camera > Mask [Link] >
Language >
Gateway [Link] >
Profile >
DNS >
Factory Default >
Information >

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PTZ Camera
To adjust the parameters of PTZ camera, select Camera >PTZ Camera.

Tracking On

Camera > Camera ID >

Video Format > DHCP >
Advanced Setting > Static IP >
Preset > PTZ Camera >
Language >
Profile > Camera Mode Full Auto >
Factory Default > Full Auto >
Information > Shutter Priority >
Iris Priority >
Manual >
White Balance >
Shading Correction >
Pan/Tile Speed 1
Zoom Speed Low
Digital Zoom Limit 12
PTZ Zoom Focus Off
Power Up Home
Frequency Auto
Contrast 2
Saturation 5
Sharpness Medium
NosieReduction Medium

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Camera Mode
There are 4 different camera modes, you can select one from Camera > PTZ Camera > Camera
Mode.

Camera Mode Full Auto > Full Auto >

Slow Shutter Off
Full Auto > Shutter Priority >
Maximum Gain 24dB
Shutter Priority > Iris Priority >
Back Light compens Off
Iris Priority > Manual >
Exposure 0
Manual >
White Balance >
Full Auto >
Shading Correction >
Shutter Priority >
Pan/Tile Speed 1 Speed 1/30
Iris Priority >
Zoom Speed Low Maximum Gain 24dB
Manual >
Digital Zoom Limit 12 Exposure 0

PTZ Zoom Focus Off

Power Up Home Full Auto >
Frequency Auto Shutter Priority >
Contrast 2 Iris Priority >
Slow Shutter Off
Saturation 5 Manual >
Iris F6.8
Sharpness Medium Maximum Gain 24dB
NosieReduction Medium Exposure 0

Full Auto >

Shutter Priority >
Iris Priority >
Manual >
Maximum Gain 24dB
Speed 1/30
Iris F6.8

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White Balance
To adjust white balance value, select Camera > PTZ Camera > White Balance.

Camera Mode Full Auto >

Full Auto >
Shutter Priority >
Iris Priority >
Manual >
White Balance >
Mode Auto
Shading Correction >
Pan/Tile Speed 1 Auto
Zoom Speed Low One Push
Digital Zoom Limit 12 Manual 6247
PTZ Zoom Focus Off
Power Up Home
Frequency Auto
Contrast 2
Saturation 5
Sharpness Medium
NosieReduction Medium

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Shading Correction
To adjust shading correction, select Camera > PTZ Camera > Shading Correction (The option is for
the screen corner shadow fixing.)

Camera Mode Full Auto >

Full Auto >
Shutter Priority >
Iris Priority >
Manual >
White Balance >
Shading Correction >
Upper Left Off
Pan/Tile Speed 1 Upper Right Off
Zoom Speed Low Bottom Left Off
Digital Zoom Limit 12 Bottom Right Off
PTZ Zoom Focus Off
Power Up Home
Frequency Auto
Contrast 2
Saturation 5
Sharpness Medium
NosieReduction Medium

Video Format
To adjust Video Format, select Video Format from OSD menu.

Tracking On

Camera >
Video Format >
3G-SDI1/HDMI Auto
Advanced Setting >
3G-SDI2 Auto
Preset >
PIP 0
Language >
Profile >
Factory Default >
Information >

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PIP Mode
Select picture-in-picture(PIP) mode. To turn off the PIP mode, select mode 0.

Tracking On

Camera >
Video Format >
3G-SDI1/HDMI Auto
Advanced Setting >
3G-SDI2 Auto
Preset >
PIP 0
Language >
Profile >
Factory Default >
Information >

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Advanced Setting
To adjust RS232 protocol, address and baud rate, select Advance Setting from OSD menu.

Tracking On

Camera >
Video Format >
Advanced Setting >
RS232 Protocol VISCA
Preset >
Address(ADDRD) 1
Language >
Baud Rate 9600
Profile >
VISCA-over-IP off
Factory Default >
Information >

Preset
TR530 allows you to set 10 preset locations via remote controller.

 To set up preset point:

1. Enter OSD and turn off the tracking function.
2. Move camera to the preferred location and zoom distance.

3. Press bottom > Preset > Set and use arrow key to assign a preset number and press enter
button on remote controller.
[Tip] Shortcut of setting a preset location as following:
Hold on the “P” button until the message shows up. Then, press number you want to set, ex: 1
and press enter.

Tracking On

Camera >
Video Format >
Advanced Setting >
Preset >
Set 1
Language >
Call 1
Profile >
Factory Default >
Information >

 To call a preset location:

Press bottom > Preset > call and use arrow key to select which preset number you would like
to recall -> press enter button on remote controller.
[Tip] Shortcut of calling a preset location: press “P” > press number you want to recall, ex: 1.

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Language
To change language, go to OSD menu > Language.

Tracking On

Camera >
Video Format >
Advanced Setting >
Preset >
Language > English
Profile > 繁體中文
Factory Default > 簡体中文
Information > 日本語
Deutsch
Francais
Espanol
한국어
Vietnamese

Profile
TR530 allows you to save 5 profiles.
To set the profile, go to OSD menu > Set and use arrow key to assign a number and press enter button.
To call the profile, go to OSD menu > Apply and use arrow key to call an assigned number and press
enter button.

Tracking On

Camera >
Video Format >
Advanced Setting >
Preset >
Language >
Profile >
Set default
Factory Default >
Apply default
Information >

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Factory Default
To reset the TR530 to default setting, go to OSD menu > Factory Default > Yes and press enter
button.

Tracking On

Camera >
Video Format >
Advanced Setting >
Preset >
Language >
Profile >
Factory Default >
Yes
Information >
No
Information
To check out information on the TR530, ex: FW version. Go to OSD menu > Information.

Tracking On

Camera >
Video Format >
Advanced Setting >
Preset >
Language >
Profile >
Factory Default >
Information > Firmware Version 0.0.0002.12
IP Address [Link]
MAC [Link]

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Hot Key
Press certain button on remote controller to perform hot key function.

Button Action Function

Power on/off camera.

Press and hold(3secs) [Note] Only support at TR530 FW version
0.0.1000.08 and above.
3 Press three times(333) Enable/Disable tracking function
When the hot key takes effect, you will see “tracking
on” or “tracking off” on the right bottom side.
6 Press six times(666666) Enable/Disable AVer Logo
When the hot key takes effect, you will see “AVer”
logo on the right bottom side.
7 Press seven times(7777777) Show the tracking indicator
When the hot key takes effect, you will see the
tracking indicator on the target face. This mode
only works in PIP Mode 2.
8 Press eight times(88888888) Set TR530 IP address as default IP([Link].)

9 Press nine times(999999999) Password Reset mechanism:

When the hot key takes effect, the password of
entering Web UI will go back the default “admin”.

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FAQ
1. How to define the zoom level of tracking target?
It’s determined by Setup Object Viewing Dimension. You should stand on the assigned location as a
proportional scale and zoom in/out to the proportion that you want. The following tracking will based on
this proportion.

2. How preset 1 has influence in the tracking settings?

When tracking cam loses the target, the position camera will go back to preset 1.

3. How does tracking work in Wide Area mode?

When a person enters the priority zone, the PTZ camera will move to the position of the object and
perform face detection. After the face is detected, the PTZ camera will start following the person.

4. How does tracking work in Segment mode?

The tracking operation only works inside the effective zone. When the object is outside of the effective
zone, the camera will stop tracking the object.

5. Will tracking be lost when we use the TR530 in which the projector is turned on in the
background?
Yes, it might happen in “Wide Area mode”. But we suggest to use “Stage mode” when the projector is
turned on. Stage mode can be used in any lighting conditions.

6. What is the definition of the HOME position?

Home is the default position after the camera boots up. Users can define the position after the camera
boots up by going to: WebUI PTZ > PTZ > power up ACT.

7. Are Presets 2 ~ 9 used for anything related to tracking?

If you turn off tracking, the TR530 becomes a regular PTZ camera. User can manipulate it to assign
position via center control system command.

8. This camera supports several profiles; does each profile have different PRESETS?
Each profile has its own preset definition.

9. If we want to stop tracking and to focus on a specific location, what should I do?
Press "P" and the preset number. The camera will go to the assigned location.

10. In Wide area mode, I already masked the areas that might have something showing a photo
if a human being, but why the camera is still attracted to these areas?
The shielding zone is only for motion shielding. In a complicate environment, we suggest to use stage
mode to overcome it.

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