Cameras

The Cameras tab contains the list of available cameras. Here you can manage the cameras and audio devices detected by your CAE LearningSpace system.
If a device is detected you can add it to Learning Space by clicking on the plus sign . With the Add All button, all devices can be added to the system at once.

You can configure a camera by clicking on the cogwheel on the right and open the Camera Settings window.

• Camera controls: on the left you can see a live feed of the currently selected camera, you can change the cameras position by clicking on the screen
• Camera zoom: you can change the cameras zoom by hovering the mouse in the camera feed and rolling the scroll wheel

The cogwheel in each row of a configured camera prompts the Camera Settings window to open, where the following settings can be specified:

• Name - camera name for distinction
• Autofocus - only for PTZ cameras: when checked, the focus is set automatically when using pant-tilt-zoom
• Current position - only for PTZ cameras: a preset position that can be saved by typing in a title then clicking the Add button

Once a new position is added, the 'Available positions' drop-down appears with a Go to and a Remove button, activating or deleting the selected position respectively.  How to Save a Camera Position in System

• Video size - video resolution supported by the camera and LearningSpace
• Quality - the quality of the camera image on a 10 scale (the lower the worse is the camera image but the smaller is the recording size)
• Audio source - source of audio for the camera feed: audio device assigned to the camera (if it does not have a built-in microphone)
• Audio gain (dB) - volume setting for the audio source (built-in mic or selected source): you can change the volume of the audio by increasing or lowering the audio gain
• White balance - adjustment of the intensity of white color in the camera feed: how should the camera handle light exposure (change the image if it is too bright or too dark)

• Upside down - for ceiling-mounted PTZ camera types, checking this setting allows for switching the original (ceiling) perspective: it flips the camera image by 180 degrees.