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AW-HE38Full HD Remote Camera with integrated pan-tilt
AW-HE38H
DiscontinuedAW-HE38Full HD Remote Camera with integrated pan-tilt
Key features
1/2.3-Type MOS |
22x Optical Zoom |
Available upgrade to NDI®*1 HX - PoE+ for Power, Ultra Low Latency Audio/Video, Tally & Control via a Single Cable or choose the AW-HN38H for out-of-the-box support for NDI®*1 HX |
IP Connectivity for web interface and control plus PoE+ support for single cable power, streaming and camera control |
HDMI Video Output, in addition to USB and microSD card built-in recording |
The AW-HE38 pan/tilt/zoom camera incorporates newly-developed 1/2.3-type full HD MOS sensors and Digital Signal Processors (DSP) for high sensitivity, high resolution and superior video capture in a wide range of shooting conditions.
PTZ ANGLE OF OBJECT DISTANCE CALCULATOR
More Key Features:
- 1/2,3-Type MOS
- 22 x optical zoom
- PoE+ Support
- Night Mode*1 - Supports automatic switching
- High Dynamic Range (HDR) mode
- HDMI Video Output Format: 1080/50p, 1080/59,94p, 1080/50i, 1080/59.94i, 1080/25p, 1080/29.97p, 1080/25psF, 1080/29.97psF, 720/50p, 720/59.94p
- Freeze During Preset Function
- IP connection allows control of up to 100 AW-HE38H/S units by using AW-RP50E
- IP Image output function allows Image monitoring by IP connection with a PC
- Preset memory of up to 100 positions
- Available in pearl white or metallic black
- Easy installation thanks to use of turn-lock mechanism
Excellent HD images via HDMI, USB and IP
The integrated full HD camera AW-HE38HW/HK performs in a wide variety of onsite shooting applications that require high-quality video, such as conferences, lecture capture and other events. Thanks to their precision 22X optical zoom lenses, wide field of view, smooth PTZ functions and exceptional image quality, HE38 cameras are ideal for demanding remote production and IMAG use. With IP-Preview transmission and control, and support for PoE+ (which allows power to be supplied via a LAN cable), the HE38 also offers the flexibility needed for easy installation and management.
In addition to a 22x optical zoom, the AW-HE38 also features intelligent zoom up to 30x and a 1.4x digital extender to capture crisp close-ups even in large auditoriums and lecture halls. The HE38 delivers an impressive signal-to-noise ratio of 54dB (F4/2000lx, minimum illumination, .35 lx), 1000 TV lines of resolution and 16-axis colour matrix control for precise camera “painting” and matching. The HE38 already includes many innovative standard features developed to expand the capabilities of professional video system users. In addition to Panasonic's Dynamic Range Stretch (DRS) and advanced Digital Noise Reduction (DNR), an ingenious High Dynamic Range (HDR) mode helps to produce great video even in extreme contrast and lighting conditions.
Video Outputs: Standard professional interfaces include HDMI, as well as IP/Network for single cable delivery of high-quality content up to 1080/60p.
Audio Input: Audio input and embedding (on IP, HDMI) are also available via a switchable, stereo MIC/LINE input.
Serial Control: RS-422 serial compatibility is available for serial-based control workflows (i.e. connection to AW-RP50/120 or previous controllers). RS-232 and RS-422 VISCA protocol are available when introducing a Panasonic camera into an existing control structure.
USB or microSD Card Recording: The mini-USB connector allows the AW-HE38 to be utilized as a USB camera utilizing standard USB Video/Audio class drivers. Many applications that connect to USB cameras, such as teleconferencing or software switching solutions, will be able to connect to the HE38 without external converters. Alternatively, microSD recording enables ISO MP4/H.264 recording internally in the HE38, transfer of content over the network via web browser or FTP.
Network Connected The LAN port on the HE38 unleashes the possibilities:
Power of Ethernet+ (PoE+) for easier system installation and setup.
Control the camera via the network with an AW-RP50/120 hardware controller or Panasonic software solutions
Access the built-in web interface to monitor and control all aspects of the camera
Utilize a supported third-party control system from broadcast control systems, switchers, lecture capture systems, AV Control system and more
By default, the camera has a built-in H.264/MJPEG encoder for 7 channels of encoding up to 25Mbps. Pair with a supported hardware or software decoder
NDIIHX upgrade available (Please note that you need to purchase the NDI|HX license from NewTek, Inc. at http://new.tk/ndi_panasonic)
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Specifications table
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Power Requirements | DC 12 V (Supplied AC adaptor) DC 42 V to 57 V (PoE+ power supply) |
Current Consumption | 1.2 A (Supplied AC adaptor) 0.4 A (PoE+ power supply) |
Ambient Operating Temperature | 0 °C to 40 °C (32 °F to 104 °F) |
Storage Temperature | -20 °C to 50 °C (-4 °F to 122 °F) |
Allowable Humidity Ranges | 20 % to 90 % (no condensation) |
Mass | Approx. 1.5 kg (3.30 lb) |
Dimensions (W x H x D) | 160 mm x 186 mm x 166 mm (6-5/16 inches x 7-41/128 inches x 6-17/32 inches) [excluding protrusions, direct ceiling mount bracket] |
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