VC-TR61N – 4K NDI AI Auto-Tracking 30x Zoom PTZ Camera
- 4K 60 Dual stream output
- 30x Zoom
- NDI HX3 Support
- AI-powered motion tracking
- HDMI, Ethernet, 3G-SDI, USB output
| Feature | Specification & Capabilities |
|---|---|
| Zoom & Optics | 30× optical + 8× digital zoom; 7.1–213 mm focal length; wide-angle FOV ~59° |
| Dual Sensors | Main robotic 1/1.8″ sensor (8.48 MP) + panoramic sensor (85.1° FOV) |
| Resolution/Frame Rate | 4K60 main and panoramic streams; HDMI/USB output up to 4K60; SDI output at up to 1080p60 |
| Streaming Protocols | NDI HX3/HX2, RTSP, RTMP/S, SRT; main IP stream 4K60ptz, sub/NDI camera streams lower-res |
| Tracking Modes | Stage, Partition, Everywhere with programmable zones and actions |
| PIP Functionality | HDMI/USB PIP output with adjustable placement |
| Low-Light and Imaging | 0.5 Lux min illumination; >50 dB SNR; WDR; 3D NR |
| PTZ Performance | Pan ±170°, Tilt +90°/–30°; speeds 0.1–100°/sec (pan), 0.1–60°/sec (tilt) |
| Interfaces | HDMI, 3G-SDI, USB‑B, RJ45 IP, RS‑232, audio input |
| Control Protocols | VISCA (IP/RS‑232), ONVIF, UVC/UAC; IR remote included |
| Power Consumption | ~26 W via PoE+; ~25 W with 12 V DC |
| Warranty | 5-year manufacturer warranty |
The Lumens VC‑TR61N is a dual-sensor 4K60 PTZ camera tailored for professional AV workflows, broadcasting, education, and large‑venue presentations. It features a 30× optical zoom robotic camera plus a wide-angle panoramic sensor to support dual independent 4K IP streams, or composite Picture-in-Picture (PIP) output via HDMI or USB interfaces.
A standout feature is NDI® HX3 support, enabling ultra-low latency live video streaming and native integration into NDI-based production environments.
Advanced AI-based auto-tracking capabilities include Stage, Partition, and Everywhere modes, allowing definable tracking zones, exclusion areas, and automated zoom behaviors tailored to participant movement—ideal for larger venues or complex staging up to ~18 meters.
The VC‑TR61N supports a broad range of outputs—HDMI, 3G-SDI, USB-B, and IP—with formats like RTSP, RTMP(S), SRT, and optionally dual NDI streams. USB output supports Picture-in-Picture layouts with user-defined positioning via the web interface.