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For installations that include multiple CV30 cameras, it can be advantageous to have the option of disabling the remote control for one or more cameras. For example: Limit control to a specific camera or cameras. Help prevent accidental settin...

The CV30 camera has three tracking area settings which can be selected through the settings menu. Choosing from Full, Top 2/3 or Top 1/2 settings will help determine how the camera looks for the person to track. Tracking areas Changing the track...

The CV30 camera has three tracking modes which can be selected through the on-screen display (OSD) menu. The chosen tracking mode should match the usage scenario. In a meeting room setting the group tracking mode will provide a view of all partici...

Updating the Nureva^® CV30 camera firmware requires a connection to the in-room computer and the internet. The firmware update can be managed through Nureva Console using the cloud application or the desktop client. Important: The CV30...

Connect a CV30 camera and HDL300 system Connect the provided Power over Ethernet (PoE) cable to the back of the microphone and speaker bar. Then connect the other end to the RJ45-1 port on the connect module. Connect the provided USB cable to ...

Install the Nureva audio system Prior to adding a Nureva^® CV30 camera to a video conferencing system, a Nureva audio system must be installed, connected and configured. Use the resources below for instructions on how to set up the audio ...

The Nureva^® CV30 camera has two options for adjusting settings. The first option is through the remote control and onscreen menu. The second option is through the Nureva Console desktop client. Option 1: Adjust camera using the remo...

The Nureva^® CV30 camera is optimized for classrooms and meeting rooms, making it ideal for pairing with a Nureva HDL410 audio system and camera switching. Mount the CV30 for optimal coverage Usually, a wall, tripod or display mounting w...