Compact bodies rarely carry this much production capability, yet the Marshall CV605-U3W packs a full pan-tilt-zoom head into a white housing that disappears against bright meeting-room walls and studio sets. At its core sits a 1/2.8" 2.07-megapixel HD CMOS sensor, paired with a 5x optical zoom (3.1–15.5 mm, f/1.8–2.8) and a further 10x digital reach. Framing opens at a genuinely wide 85° horizontal angle of view, so a single unit can hold an entire conference table, a stage, or a courtroom bench without edge distortion creeping in.
Picture quality stays honest where it counts. The sensor resolves true-colour 1080p at 60fps, and a 0.5 lux low-light rating (at F1.8) keeps faces clean under dimmed house lighting or a single key. White balance spans 2400–7100K with auto, manual and one-push modes, while the quiet, high-speed motor sweeps a ±135° pan and ±30° tilt range. Operators can store up to 255 preset positions over IP, RS-232 or VISCA — each recalling its own exposure and colour settings — plus ten quick-access presets on the bundled IR remote.
Connectivity is where the CV605-U3W earns its place in a multi-camera rig. USB-C, HDMI and IP outputs run simultaneously, the Ethernet path carrying H.265/H.264 RTSP and RTMP streams alongside audio, VISCA-over-IP control and PoE (IEEE 802.3af) on one Cat cable. That single-cable approach cuts install time on live events and fixed boardrooms alike, and a 3.5 mm input lets you embed an external mic feed in AAC, MP3 or G.711A. Being Zoom-certified, Barco ClickShare-compatible and dockable in OBS Studio, it slots straight into software-driven streaming as readily as a hardware switcher.
For a production house weighing reliability against cost, the appeal is practical: a UVC 1.5 source that behaves as a webcam on any laptop, scales up to a controller-driven PTZ on a venue network, and holds a privacy standby mode between calls. Drop it into corporate broadcast, government assembly coverage, hybrid lecture capture or live-streamed services, and the Marshall CV605-U3W delivers a dependable, true-colour feed without the bulk or budget of a full broadcast camera.
Compact bodies rarely carry this much production capability, yet the Marshall CV605-U3W packs a full pan-tilt-zoom head into a white housing that disappears against bright meeting-room walls and studio sets. At its core sits a 1/2.8" 2.07-megapixel HD CMOS sensor, paired with a 5x optical zoom (3.1–15.5 mm, f/1.8–2.8) and a further 10x digital reach. Framing opens at a genuinely wide 85° horizontal angle of view, so a single unit can hold an entire conference table, a stage, or a courtroom bench without edge distortion creeping in.
Picture quality stays honest where it counts. The sensor resolves true-colour 1080p at 60fps, and a 0.5 lux low-light rating (at F1.8) keeps faces clean under dimmed house lighting or a single key. White balance spans 2400–7100K with auto, manual and one-push modes, while the quiet, high-speed motor sweeps a ±135° pan and ±30° tilt range. Operators can store up to 255 preset positions over IP, RS-232 or VISCA — each recalling its own exposure and colour settings — plus ten quick-access presets on the bundled IR remote.
Connectivity is where the CV605-U3W earns its place in a multi-camera rig. USB-C, HDMI and IP outputs run simultaneously, the Ethernet path carrying H.265/H.264 RTSP and RTMP streams alongside audio, VISCA-over-IP control and PoE (IEEE 802.3af) on one Cat cable. That single-cable approach cuts install time on live events and fixed boardrooms alike, and a 3.5 mm input lets you embed an external mic feed in AAC, MP3 or G.711A. Being Zoom-certified, Barco ClickShare-compatible and dockable in OBS Studio, it slots straight into software-driven streaming as readily as a hardware switcher.
For a production house weighing reliability against cost, the appeal is practical: a UVC 1.5 source that behaves as a webcam on any laptop, scales up to a controller-driven PTZ on a venue network, and holds a privacy standby mode between calls. Drop it into corporate broadcast, government assembly coverage, hybrid lecture capture or live-streamed services, and the Marshall CV605-U3W delivers a dependable, true-colour feed without the bulk or budget of a full broadcast camera.
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Key features
Camera Applications:
The CV605 is suitable for use in USB-C and IP networked HD workflows where image quality and versatility are of utmost concern, including video conference, video collaboration, live streaming, courtroom capture, corporate video, government assembly, OBS Studio, Zoom, and many more.
Ultra-Wide 85° Horizontal AOV
The wide-angle optical zoom lens offers an impressive 85-degree horizontal angle-of-view (wide open) with minimal distortion. Optical zoom from 3 ~ 15mm (F1.8~F2.8) and an additional 10x digital zoom.
Flexible USB-C + HDMI + IP options
The CV605-U3 offers a USB-C connection for video conference, collaboration, and streaming. HDMI opens a wide range of options with HDMI workflows and IP provides an easy one-cable to camera setup and operation.
Low-light Sensitivity
The CV605-U3 PTZ camera operates with exceptional low-light sensitivity, ensuring a clear picture in variable and challenging lighting conditions, including video conference, live streaming, live podcast and other applications with challenging light sources.
One Cable to Camera
One cable to camera can provide video, audio, control, and power (PoE) over one cable with IP (H.265/H.264) and HDMI simultaneous outputs with audio embedding.
Privacy Standby Mode
The CV605-U3 PTZ camera contains a standby mode for privacy between video calls. Managing what is being streamed over the internet is paramount to protect intellectual properties and proprietary information while not in video meetings.
| Camera Parameter | |
|---|---|
| Optical Zoom | 5X, f=3.1~15.5mm |
| Sensor | 1/2.8-inch-high quality HD CMOS sensor |
| Effective Pixels / Video Format | 16:9, 2.07 megapixe USB: YUY2, NV12: 640x480/320x180/480x270/640x360/800x448/800x600/1024x576/1280x720/1920x1080 MJPEG, H.264: 640x480/320x240/352x288/480x270/640x360/720x480/720x576/800x448/800x600/960x540/1024x576/1280x720/1600x896/1920x1080 HDMI: 1080P 60/59.94/50/30/29.97/25; 720P 60/59.94/50; |
| Viewing Angle | 16.43°(tele)--83.7°(wide) |
| Digital Zoom | 10X additional |
| Minimum Illumination | 0.5Lux (F1.8, AGC ON) |
| DNR | 2D & 3D DNR |
| White Balance | Auto / Manual/ One Push/ VAR |
| Focus | Auto/Manual/One Push |
| Iris | Close/F11/9.6/8.0/6.8/5.6/4.8/4.0/3.4/2.8/2.4/2.0/1.8 |
| Electronic Shutter | Auto/Manual |
| BLC | ON/OFF |
| Video Adjustment | Brightness, Color, Saturation, Contrast, Sharpness, B/W mode, Gamma curve |
| SNR | >55dB |
| Input/ Output Interface | |
| Video Interfaces | USB3.0 Type-C, HDMI, LAN |
| Video Compression Format | H.264, YUV2, NV12, MJPEG |
| Audio Input Interface | Two-channel 3.5mm (Line and Mic level) |
| Audio Output | USB3.0, HDMI, LAN output together with video |
| Audio Compression Format | AAC/MP3/G.711A |
| IP Interface | 100M IP port (100BASE-TX) |
| Network Protocol | RTSP/RTMP, ONVIF; Support IP Visca control protoco |
| Control Interface | RS232 |
| Control Protocol | VISCA/Pelco-D/Pelco-P; Baud Rate: 115200/38400/9600/4800/2400 |
| Power Interface | HEC3800 outlet (DC12V) |
| Supply Adapter | AC110V-AC220V to DC12V/1.5A |
| Input Voltage | DC12V±10% |
| Input Current | 1A (Max) |
| Consumption | 12W (Max) |
| PTZ Parameter | |
| Pan Rotation | 340-degree pan range |
| Tilt Rotation | 180-degree tilt range |
| Pan Control Speed | 0.1-60°/sec |
| Tilt Control Speed | 0.1-30°/sec |
| Preset Speed | Pan: 60°/sec, Tilt: 30°/sec |
| Preset Number | 255 presets (10 presets by remote controller) |
| Other Parameter | |
| Store Temperature | -10°C~+60°C |
| Store Humidity | 20% - 95% |
| Working Temperature | -10°C~+50°C |
| Working Humidity | 20% - 80% |
| Dimension | φ145.4mmX147mmX154mm |
| Weight | 1.29KG |
| Using Environment | Indoor |
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