Configure Camera Tracking Settings - Poly Studio X50 Administrator's Manual

Setting
Camera Sleep Mode
3. Select Save.
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Configure Camera Tracking Settings

Poly camera tracking technology provides automatic speaker and group framing in the room.
Tracking options and behavior depend on your system model and camera. For example:
▪ The Frame Speaker camera tracking option isn't available on the Studio X50 or Studio X30
systems.
▪ If you use a standalone EagleEye IV camera with a G7500 system, you won't see tracking options.
Procedure
1. In the system web interface, go to Audio/Video > Video Inputs.
2. Go to Input 1 and specify a camera Tracking Mode.
▪ Frame Group
◦ For G7500 systems: The camera automatically locates and frames participants in the
room without moving the camera.
◦ For Studio X50 and Studio X30 systems: The camera automatically locates and
frames participants in a small or medium room.
▪ Frame Group with Transition: The camera automatically locates and frames participants in
the room while moving the camera. For example, if someone enters the room, you might see
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Configuring Video and Camera Settings
Description
Specifies a sleep mode for your camera.
Fast Wake Up: The camera provides an image as soon
as the monitor wakes. While asleep, the camera faces
forward.
▪ When you set sleep Display to Black, an image
more quickly displays, but be aware that this uses
maximum power.
▪ When you set sleep Display to No Signal, the
display synchronizes with the system. This can take
a few seconds but may conserve energy depending
on the monitor.
Save Energy: Puts the camera into standby mode to
save power (the camera spins to the rear and faces
down).
▪ When you set sleep Display to Black, it takes a few
seconds for the camera to send an image.
▪ When you set sleep Display to No Signal, the
camera is already sending an image by the time the
display synchronizes with the system.
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