Panasonic Touchscreen PTZ Remote Camera Controller

Overview

The Panasonic Touchscreen PTZ Remote Camera Controller is a professional multi-camera control solution designed for efficient operation of compatible Panasonic PTZ cameras in broadcast, live event, education, and production environments. Featuring a 7" touchscreen LCD, joystick with zoom and focus rocker, and support for both IP and serial control, this controller enables streamlined management of complex multi-camera workflows.

Core Features

• The controller supports operation of up to 200 compatible Panasonic PTZ cameras over IP through a switching hub.
• It can also directly control up to 5 cameras via RS-422 serial connection.
• A joystick with integrated zoom and focus rocker enables precise single-operator camera movement and lens adjustment.
• The built-in 7" touchscreen LCD provides quick access to camera switching, menus, image monitoring, and essential controls.
• Touch Focus allows focus to be adjusted by tapping the desired area on the screen.
• An SD card slot allows scene files, system settings, and camera settings to be saved and copied to multiple cameras.
• Preset memory allows camera positions and imaging settings to be stored and recalled quickly.
• Tracing memory can record and reproduce up to 10 operation patterns of up to 5 minutes each for a single camera.

Efficient Multi-Camera Operation

Designed for demanding production environments, the controller simplifies operation of large PTZ camera systems through an intuitive touch panel GUI and dedicated camera selection buttons. This makes it suitable for single-operator workflows in studios, conference venues, houses of worship, and live event spaces.

Advanced Workflow Features

Scene files and system settings can be transferred to multiple cameras using an SD card, helping reduce setup time for larger installations. When used with supported Panasonic cameras, the controller also enables advanced functions such as remote cropping adjustment, touch-based focusing, and tally or GPIO switching.