4K PTZ Camera Controller Keyboard | 5" Touch Screen, NDI, 4D Joystick | SIMITIE KC2000

The Ultimate PTZ Control Hub

Elevate your live production with the KC2000. It supports both network and serial port dual control modes, ensuring massive compatibility with VISCA, VISCA over IP, ONVIF, Pelco-D/P, and optional NDI protocols. To make integration effortless, it features a built-in command compatibility configuration system to effectively solve the problem of cross-brand device command differences.

5-Inch Touch Screen & 4K Decoding

Experience unmatched visual feedback right at your fingertips. The controller is equipped with a vibrant 5-inch touch screen with a 1280 × 720 resolution. It boasts powerful hardware capable of supporting H.264/H.265 up to 4K@60fps video decoding, allowing operators to monitor the live feed directly on the console without needing extra external monitors.

Precision 4D Joystick & Ergonomic Knobs

Take absolute control over your camera fleet. Adopt a four-dimensional variable speed joystick that supports pressure sensing control to accurately adjust the gimbal steering and lens zoom according to the strength controlled by the joystick. Additionally, integrated professional adjustment knobs allow for rapid tuning of critical camera parameters such as exposure, shutter, aperture, gain, white balance, and focus.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can the keyboard automatically find cameras on my network?

A: Yes, the KC2000 supports ONVIF/NDI device automatic search, and it provides the IP configuration function for some brand cameras, drastically reducing setup time.

Q: Does it have backlit keys for dark studio environments?

A: Absolutely. It features a full keyboard backlight design and supports independent backlight switch control, making it perfect for dimly lit control rooms or theaters.

Q: Can I adjust the speed of the camera movements?

A: Yes, it offers an independent speed adjustment knob, which can set the gimbal movement, lens zoom, and preset call speed separately for smooth, cinematic transitions.