Using the Remote
The HuddleSHOT camera's remote provides basic in-conference functionality – zoom, volume control, and
muting. You can also use it to get the camera's IP address. When you have the IP address, you can open the
camera's web interface.
Before you can use the remote, you will need to:
n Install the batteries
n Pair the remote with the camera
The HuddleSHOT camera is not compatible with Vaddio IRremotes.
Power button – Set the HuddleSHOT camera to standby
mode, or return to full-power mode.
Mute button – Mute the microphone(s).
Home button – Returns the camera to its stored color
settings.
Arrow buttons – These buttons have no function on the
HuddleSHOT camera, so they're great for fidgeting.
Zoom + button – Increase the zoom. The HuddleSHOT
camera provides three zoom levels: 1x, 1.5x, and 2x.
Zoom – button – Decrease the zoom.
Volume + button – Increase the volume from the speakers.
Volume – button – Decrease the volume from the speakers.
Bluetooth button – Use when pairing the remote with the
HuddleSHOT camera.
Network button – Display the HuddleSHOT camera's IP
address on the video output.
Other Things to Know About the Remote
Here are some common situations in which the remote can behave in ways you don't expect.
Environments with HuddleSHOT cameras in adjacent rooms – If the remote is currently paired to a camera and
within range of that camera, it will not pair with another camera.
The remote goes to standby mode after a brief period of inactivity – The HuddleSHOT remote switches to
standby (low-power) mode and the admin web interface shows its status as Disconnected when it is not in use.
To return the remote to its normal operating state, press a button. After it returns to its active state, it behaves
normally.
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