How to create Presets and Auto Cruise from Web UI in Tiandy PTZ?

To create presets and set up auto cruise from the web UI in a Tiandy PTZ camera, follow these steps:

1. **Access the Web UI**: Open a web browser on your computer and enter the IP address of your Tiandy PTZ camera in the address bar. This will bring up the login page for the camera's web interface.

2. **Login**: Enter your username and password to log in to the camera's web interface. If you haven't changed these from the default settings, the default username is typically "admin" and the password is "admin" or blank. Make sure to change the password for security reasons if you haven't already done so.

3. **Navigate to PTZ Settings**: Once logged in, navigate to the PTZ settings section. This may be located under a "PTZ Control" or "Camera Control" menu, depending on the specific layout of your camera's web interface.

4. **Create Presets**:
Look for an option to create presets. This is typically found within the PTZ control settings.
Click on the "Create Preset" or similar button.
A dialogue box may appear prompting you to enter a name or number for the preset. Enter a descriptive name for the preset (e.g., "Entrance," "Parking Lot," etc.).
Once you've named the preset, click "Save" or "OK" to confirm and create the preset.

5. **Set up Auto Cruise**:
Find the Auto Cruise settings within the PTZ control menu or a dedicated Auto Cruise section.
Look for an option to add or edit a cruise route.
Click on "Add Cruise Route" or a similar button.
You may be prompted to select presets to include in the cruise route. Choose the presets you want to include in the route, and specify the dwell time (the amount of time the camera will spend at each preset before moving to the next one).
Once you've configured the cruise route, click "Save" or "OK" to confirm.

6. **Test Presets and Auto Cruise**: After creating presets and setting up auto cruise, you can test them to ensure they function as expected. Use the PTZ controls in the web interface to navigate to a preset or initiate the auto cruise mode. Verify that the camera moves to the specified locations smoothly and according to the configured settings.

7. **Save Settings**: Once you're satisfied with the presets and auto cruise configuration, remember to save the settings within the web interface. This ensures that your configurations are retained even after the camera is restarted or power cycled.

By following these steps, you should be able to create presets and set up auto cruise from the web UI of your Tiandy PTZ camera.