Lumens LC200 Capture Vision and Crestron Control

The LC200 all-in-one video production system Lumens, you just updated your firmware, has been integrated with the control of Crestron to facilitate AV management.

Systems integration Lumens LC200 CaptureVision with Crestron Control, in particular with the series 3 and 4, facilitates the deployment of audiovisual projects.

Crestron Control is a professional management system with a dedicated control network port, that can be used in any installation (Corporate, commercial and residential) to centrally manage disparate technologies.

Crestron control system series 3The LC200 Capture Vision all-in-one video production system integrates seamlessly with the control system Crestron Series 3 and 4, which connects via IP and RS-232 to start/stop recording, perform the schedule, changing scenes, camera design and control, Etc.

In addition, thanks to this integration between Lumens and Crestron systems users can live stream and record video content more easily, as well as expanding its use in a wide range of applications and sectors, as companies, education, tele-health, Etc.

The Lumens LC200 CaptureVision system module for Crestron Control System is now available through this link.

Firmware update

In addition, Lumens has updated the firmware of LC200 CaptureVision, than now includes features that support the GUI director in a web page, so that the user can control and manage video content remotely very easily.

With a touch screen for HDMI plug and play, the GUI control operates the LC200 system more effectively, that users can control with a third-party wireless numeric keypad to record, transmit or adjust the firing angle of the PTZ camera.

this workaround supports on-screen system visualizations, as the date and time, to meet any requirements. It is also possible to rename video sources to make live production easier.

The recorded files can be stored on the built-in hard drive, an external USB device or the FTP server. Lumens LC200 CaptureVision also allows users to upload videos to Nas (network-attached storage) after recording automatically.


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by • 13 jul, 2021
• section: AV Conferencing, control, Signal distribution, business, Telepresence / videoconference