Camera AVer TR211 2 MP Exmor CMOS 1920 x 1080 60 fps White

The AVer TR211 AI Auto Tracking PTZ Camera is a 2 MP Full HD camera with Exmor CMOS sensor, 1920 x 1080 resolution and up to 60 fps. It integrates a 12X optical zoom and 12X digital zoom in a white housing, and supports HDMI, USB and IP outputs. Advanced on-board AI enables Presenter Mode, Zone Mode and Hybrid Mode tracking for reliable automated subject follow and flexible capture in broadcasting, streaming, recording and conferencing environments.

Advantages

The TR211 combines smooth PTZ movement with a 12X optical zoom to preserve image detail while panning and tilting. Full HD 1080p at 60 fps across HDMI, USB and IP outputs allows fluid live streaming and multi-device workflows. Built-in AI Auto Tracking delivers accurate human and object detection, while dedicated modes — Presenter, Zone and Hybrid — provide flexible tracking behavior for presenters, multiple content areas or performers moving through preset zones.

Suitable for

• Live broadcast and streaming
• Lecture capture and classrooms
• Corporate video conferencing and hybrid meetings
• Event recording and houses of worship
• Product demonstrations and training sessions

Key specifications

• Sensor: Exmor CMOS, 2 MP
• Resolution: 1920 x 1080 (Full HD) up to 60 fps
• Optical zoom: 12X; Digital zoom: 12X
• Field of view: 80.6°
• Outputs: HDMI, USB, IP
• Color: White; Weight: 2 kg

How to use

Connect the TR211 to your recording or streaming system via HDMI, USB or network (IP) according to your setup. Select the desired output and resolution (1080p60 recommended for smooth motion). Use the PTZ controls or pre-sets to position the camera, then choose the appropriate AI tracking mode: Presenter Mode for a single presenter, Zone Mode to prioritise content areas, or Hybrid Mode to combine zone presets with presenter tracking. Adjust zoom and framing manually or let the AI tracking manage framing automatically.

Recommendations

For best tracking performance, ensure adequate lighting and a clear background contrast between subjects and surroundings. When using Zone Mode, define content zones to cover displays or presentation areas; for dynamic presentations, use Hybrid Mode to allow both zone coverage and free presenter movement.