Q-SYS VisionSuite: NC Series Cameras

We're talking a lot about those cameras, so it seems like a good place to start.

It's the first pillar in our Vision Suite. So effectively,

what NC series does is solve the problem of geography in the room.

And what I'm speaking explicitly to is the idea  

of traditional limitations that come with USB cameras.

So there are length limitations,

there are point-to-point limitations because

that means that generally there's one camera in the room in a general USB scenario.

CIS solves that with the network.

So all of our cameras are PoE network-based,

which means that you can distribute them anywhere on the network.

It also means that you can uh send them to different places in a divisible room scenario.

It also means that, you know, as a programmer,

because they are native pieces in the platform,

you can create very complex video matrices without ever,

ever having to touch a piece of script.

If you're not familiar with the models already, there are three models in this series.

There is the NC2x80 and the NC20x60, both of those are PTZ cameras,

so you can pan, tilt, zoom them in.

The numbers on there have to do with the field of  

view and the depth of zoom that they have available.

There's also the NC110, the NC110 is an EPZ camera with a fixed lens.

That one just provides a 4K image,

and then you can move the image around whichever you want to send to the far end.

All of these um are quite convenient and  

can be flexible and used for different purposes within Qis.

Unlike some other manufacturers where a certain camera might be required for a specific function,

that is not true with us.

That means that as the needs of the system grow,

if the space ends up being a little bit different than you expected when you expected it,

you may be able to use these cameras in multiple  

ways that uh will help save you from having to put in that change order.