Broadcaster t-Joy IP

Cameras controller by IP with Joystick
- Plug & Play camera control compatible with Visca by IP.
- 4-axis Pan, Tilt, and Zoom control with LCD display and real-time menu.
- Compatible with ONVIF, VISCA protocol.

Professional production
Laia T-Joy IP is the perfect IP camera controller for your conference rooms, auditoriums, or churches where the quality of production is paramount. In addition, thanks to its 4D joystick you can control your camera's view plane.

Control terminal for any collaborative environment
Joystick IP Controller, valid for any camera with VISCA protocol over IP. PTZ control with speed, focus, zoom, etc. adjustments.

Main features
- It supports the network control model and has a unique IP address.
- Compatible with ONVIF, VISCA protocol
- Conference camera software function control, central control.
- With the 4D joystick you can control the camera up/down, left/right, Zoom,... etc.
- Switch for the zoom function
- Supports "Back Light Compensation" function of connected cameras. They are activated/deactivated independently.
- Supports configuration from the t-Joy IP or via web access through Internet Explorer.

Unleash your creativity
Enjoy the multiple options and advanced features of our control terminal. The perfect solution for any camera with VISCA over IP protocol from anywhere like an event room, a church, an auditorium …

Technical characteristics
- RS422, RS232, IP RJ45, USB2.0 interface
- DC12V-2A power supply
- VISCA protocol, ONVIF2.4
- Working temperature 0ºC ~ 55ºC / 14 ° F ~ 131 ° F
- LCD display method
- 4D joystick

Compatible with multiple platforms
One of Laia’s great strengths is that her cameras are compatible with the vast majority of video conferencing services on the market. You can use the native software of your video conferencing server without installing any type of program.

The option for conference rooms
Laia Broadcaster t-Joy IP is the perfect complement to your conference/event room recording equipment. Thanks to its 4D joystick you can capture what you need with your cameras, being able to move the field of vision of these in all four dimensions (length, width, depth, and time)