The motorised head pans through ±170° and tilts from −30° to +90°. Pan speed is adjustable from 1.7°/s to 100°/s, with tilt from 1.7°/s to 69.9°/s. Each camera supports 255 presets with specified positioning accuracy of 0.1°. Store views of individual seats, a demonstration bench or a wide master shot, then recall the required composition before taking that camera live. The current firmware also lets preset recalls restore saved image settings or retain the settings already in use.

HDMI, 3G-SDI, USB-C and IP video provide connection choices for hardware switchers, capture systems and computers. Output combinations are selected in the camera settings: the combined USB, IP and HDMI/SDI mode is limited to 30 fps. With compatible firmware, NDI HX3 is available in HDMI-SDI/IP mode. The required frame rate and connection method therefore determine the appropriate output configuration.

For network distribution, H.264 and H.265 compression accompany SRT, RTSP and RTMP/RTMPS support. RTSP can supply a local recording or monitoring application, while RTMP/RTMPS sends a camera feed to a streaming service. NDI-compatible software such as vMix, or OBS with an NDI plugin, can receive the cameras for live production. A 3.5 mm line-level input accepts an external audio mix for embedding with video; line-level audio output is also provided.

The included IP joystick controller gives the operator a three-axis joystick, separate fine zoom and focus controls, six camera selection buttons and quick preset recall. Direct access to iris, shutter, gain, white balance and red/blue gain supports shot matching without repeatedly opening camera menus. Focus lock is useful for a seated interview with a fixed subject distance. The LCD shows controller status, while physical speed adjustments let the operator set a slower movement for a close shot.

Control can use VISCA over IP across the local network or serial links, with RS-232 and RS-485 available on the cameras. The controller also provides RS-422 and supports serial Pelco-D/P, making it usable alongside compatible installed equipment. Its current specification lists 253 camera channels; this bundle supplies three cameras. Web configuration and import/export of controller settings help retain a room's camera assignments between productions.

PoE 802.3af or 12 V DC power is supported by both the cameras and controller. A suitable PoE network can carry power, control and IP video on one Ethernet cable to each camera, reducing the need for mains outlets at camera positions. The cameras are intended for indoor installation and provide image inversion for inverted mounting. A network switch and video mixer are separate system components: use a suitable hardware switcher or production computer to turn the three feeds into the finished programme.