Κάμερα τηλεδιάσκεψης Logitech BCC950, Full HD, 1920x1080, 30 fps, 78° οπτικό πεδίο

The Logitech Conference Camera BCC950 combines Full HD 1920x1080 video at 30 fps with speakerphone-quality audio to enable small group video conferencing in conference rooms, offices and collaboration areas. Its 78° field of view, 180° video pan and compact stand design allow flexible placement and clear participant coverage. The unit connects via USB and is compatible with major desktop video and UC applications including Microsoft Lync and Skype.

Advantages

The Conference Camera provides Full HD video and an integrated full‑duplex speakerphone in a single affordable unit, with on‑device controls and an included remote for pan, tilt, zoom, call answer/hang up, volume adjustment and mute. An extendable camera height and an 8‑foot USB cable let users adjust camera height and distance for improved framing and more natural meeting presence.

Suitable for

• Small group meetings in conference rooms
• Office huddle spaces and collaboration areas
• Desktop video calls and unified communications with applications such as Skype and Microsoft Lync

Key specifications

• Model: Logitech BCC950 (MPN 960-000867, EAN 5099206038776)
• Resolution: Full HD 1920 x 1080 at up to 30 fps
• Field of view: 78°
• Zoom: 1.2x digital zoom; 180° video pan
• Connection: USB (8‑foot / ~2.4 m cable included)
• Weight: 0.568 kg
• Colour: Black

How to use

Connect the Conference Camera to a computer using the included USB cable and allow the operating system to recognize the device. Position the camera on its stand or adjust the camera height extender for the desired framing. Use the on‑unit controls or the included remote to pan, tilt and zoom the image, answer or end calls, adjust speaker volume and mute the microphone as needed. Open your preferred video or UC application (for example Skype or Microsoft Lync) and select the Logitech BCC950 as the camera and audio device.

Recommendations

Place the camera at or slightly above eye level and maintain a moderate distance between participants and the camera to ensure clear video and natural audio pickup. Use the remote or on‑unit controls to fine‑tune framing before starting the meeting.