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Z CAM P2-R1

The Z CAM P2-R1 is a PTZ camera controlled over IP. It connects to the Cyanview RCP over a standard Ethernet network. Typical use cases include live production, studio, and remote camera positions requiring pan, tilt, zoom, and shading control.

Supported Models​

  • Z CAM P2-R1 — IP control via the Z CAM API

Supported Controls​

ControlNotesZ CAM P2-R1
Iris✔
ISO / GainISO and EV✔
Shutter✔
White BalanceColor temperature and tint; camera must be in manual WB mode✔
Saturation / Hue✔
Gamma / OETFOETF and SDR Gamma; SDR Gamma accessible only when OETF is set to "Gamma"✔
Matrix✔
Multi Matrix✔
SDI Video Format✔
RecordON/OFF✔
Tally—
Pan / TiltStatus and speed control✔
Zoom / FocusStatus, speed control, and digital zoom✔
PTZ Presets✔
Vertical Flip✔
Auto ControlsFocus, focus oneshot, shutter, gain✔
Test✔

Connection​

The Z CAM P2-R1 is connected over IP/Ethernet. Connect the camera and the RCP to the same Ethernet network.

By default, the Z CAM P2-R1 has the IP address 10.98.32.1. Make sure that address is reachable by the RCP — see this page for more information about IP configuration.

Configuration​

Camera Configuration​

Ensure the camera is accessible on the network at its configured IP address (default: 10.98.32.1).

For white balance control via color temperature and tint, set the camera's white balance mode to Manual on the camera.

RCP Configuration​

Add the camera as an IP camera.

The RCP must have an IP address in the same subnet as the camera. See IP address configuration for details.

Operations​

The Anxinshi joystick can provide a more convenient user interface than the RCP touchscreen for pan, tilt, zoom, and preset recall.

The Elgato Stream Deck can be used to recall PTZ presets.

Troubleshooting​

Camera icon stays RED / camera not detected​

Check in this order:

  1. Verify the camera IP address — the default IP is 10.98.32.1. Confirm the camera has not been assigned a different address.
  2. Ping the camera from a computer — set the computer to the same IP range and ping the camera IP to confirm basic network connectivity.
  3. Ping the RCP from the same computer — confirms the RCP and camera are on the same subnet.
  4. Check the RCP IP — the RCP must have an IP address in the same range as the camera (see IP configuration).
  5. Power cycle — restart the camera and retry.
  6. Check the cable / switch — try a different Ethernet cable or port.

A specific parameter is not controllable​

  • For white balance controls (color temperature, tint), confirm the camera is set to Manual white balance mode.
  • For SDR Gamma, confirm the camera OETF is set to Gamma — SDR Gamma is only accessible in that mode.
  • Check that the camera and RCP are both running compatible firmware versions.