FAQs
Q1: What are the primary optical zoom and low-light performance specifications of the daylight camera?
Answer: The visible optical channel utilizes a high-sensitivity 1/2.8 Type STARVIS2 CMOS sensor (2.13MP effective pixels) delivering Full HD 1080p video with low-light performance down to 0.009 lux (High Sensitivity Mode On). It features a 30x optical zoom lens (f = 4.3 ~ 129mm, F1.6 to F4.7) and 12x digital zoom (up to 360x total zoom), backed by Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS), Auto ICR, WDR, and Defog functions.
Q2: What are the thermal detection and recognition ranges of the 24mm infrared unit?
Answer: The thermal system integrates a 640x512 uncooled VOx long-wave thermal sensor (12um pixel pitch, NETD <= 50mK @ 25 deg C) paired with a 24mm athermal prime lens (FOV: H 18.2 deg, V 14.6 deg) and 1x ~ 4x digital zoom:
*Vehicle Target (4.2m x 1.8m): Detection up to 3,067 meters, Recognition at 767 meters, and Identification at 383 meters.
*Human Target (1.8m x 0.5m): Detection up to 1,000 meters, Recognition at 250 meters, and Identification at 125 meters.
*Vehicle Target (4.2m x 1.8m): Detection up to 3,067 meters, Recognition at 767 meters, and Identification at 383 meters.
*Human Target (1.8m x 0.5m): Detection up to 1,000 meters, Recognition at 250 meters, and Identification at 125 meters.
Q3: What video output options and control interfaces are supported?
Answer:
*Video Outputs: Comprehensive live-stream configurations supporting Micro HDMI (1080P @ 60fps), IP video streaming (RTSP / UDP at 720p or 1080p @ 25fps/30fps with H.264 / H.265), and SDI (1080P @ 30fps).
*Control Protocols: Versatile interface compatibility including PWM, S.BUS, UART (TTL), and TCP / UDP network protocols.
*Video Outputs: Comprehensive live-stream configurations supporting Micro HDMI (1080P @ 60fps), IP video streaming (RTSP / UDP at 720p or 1080p @ 25fps/30fps with H.264 / H.265), and SDI (1080P @ 30fps).
*Control Protocols: Versatile interface compatibility including PWM, S.BUS, UART (TTL), and TCP / UDP network protocols.
Q4: What are the electrical parameters, physical weight, and power consumption?
Answer: Weighing just 860g with dimensions of 129.8 x 111.6 x 184.2mm, the Q30TIR Lite operates on a 14.8V to 25.2V input voltage (4S to 6S LiPo). It draws a dynamic current of 620~1250mA @ 16V, with an average power consumption of 9.9W (Max 20W) and an IP4X environmental rating.
Q5: What local storage capacity and recording formats are available?
Answer: The payload features an onboard MicroSD / TF slot supporting high-capacity cards up to 512GB (Class 10, FAT32 format). Still images are captured in JPG format at 1920x1080, and live video feeds are recorded in MP4 format at 1080p @ 30fps.
Q6: What are the tracking performance specifications and processing latency of the tracking engine?
Answer: Powered by an advanced tracking module, it operates at a fast 50Hz deviation update rate with an ultra-low output delay of 5ms:
*Target Size: Tracks objects ranging from 32x32 to 128x128 pixels.
*Target Memory: Features a 100-frame (4s) memory buffer to maintain lock during temporary line-of-sight occlusions.
*Target Size: Tracks objects ranging from 32x32 to 128x128 pixels.
*Target Memory: Features a 100-frame (4s) memory buffer to maintain lock during temporary line-of-sight occlusions.
Q7: What are the mechanical rotation limits and stabilization performance of the gimbal?
Answer: The 3-axis stabilization system delivers a precision vibration angle of +/- 0.02 deg on Pitch/Roll/Yaw and includes a One-key to Center function:
*Yaw / Pan: Controllable range up to +/- 290 deg (supporting full 360-degree continuous rotation on the IP / SDI output version: +/- 360 deg * N).
*Pitch / Tilt: Controllable range from -45 deg to +125 deg (Mechanical range: -60 deg Up to +130 deg Down).
*Yaw / Pan: Controllable range up to +/- 290 deg (supporting full 360-degree continuous rotation on the IP / SDI output version: +/- 360 deg * N).
*Pitch / Tilt: Controllable range from -45 deg to +125 deg (Mechanical range: -60 deg Up to +130 deg Down).