D-Link DVC-2000 User Manual

DVC-2000

Stand-alone Videoconferencing Over Broadband IP. No Computer Needed

Broadband

Desktop

VideoPhone

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Before Y ou Begin

• Using the D-Link i2eye™ DVC-2000 VideoPhone requires a Broadband

Internet connection.

• If you are sharing the Internet connection with another device (such as a PC), you will also need a broadband router or residential gateway .

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i2eye™ DVC-2000 VideoPhone

Quick Installation Guide and Instruction Manual

Ethernet (CAT5 UTP/Straight Through) Cable

Standard Composite RCA Audio/Video Cable

Standard Telephone Cable

12V DC, 1A Power Adapter

If any of the above items are missing, please contact your reseller.

Software and specifications subject to change without notice. DVC-2000.06222005

Using a power

supply with a different voltage rating will damage this product and void the warranty.

Connecting the DVC-2000 VideoPhone

A. Place the DVC-2000 VideoPhone in a location where you can easily connect

to a phone jack, power outlet, and to your router or gateway .

B. Attach the supplied Ethernet cable (blue) to the blue colored port labeled

ETHERNET on the DVC-2000 and connect the other end to your Ethernet network device (hub, switch, router, or broadband modem).

C. Attach the supplied standard telephone cable (grey) to a telephone wall

jack and connect the other end to the grey port labeled PHONE on the DVC-2000.

Optional: If you want to use a television instead of the built in video display

screen, connect the supplied yellow and white RCA cables to the yellow and white RCA connectors on the DVC-2000 and to the matching audio/video jacks on the television or VCR.

Note: Y ou must toggle the TV/LCD switch on the side on the unit if you want to use the television output.

E. Plug the supplied AC power cable into an AC outlet and then connect the

other end to the DVC-2000.

D B C E

Sharing a Broadband Connection With the i2eye DVC-2000

If you are sharing your broadband connection with any other devices, use additional Ethernet (CA T5 UTP) cables to connect your broadband equipment to a router or residential gateway . When you have completed the steps in this Quick Installation Guide, your connected VideoPhone should look similar to this:

Before using your D-Link DVC-2000 VideoPhone, you will want to understand the network requirements for this device. If you are using a residential gateway or router and sharing the broadband connection with your DVC-2000, please read the section starting on Page 51 of the manual included with the DVC-2000.

Hardware Overview

The DVC-2000 VideoPhone needs to be setup before use. There is an easy to use Setup Wizard built into the DVC-2000 to accomplish the setup.

Video Camera

Self/Remote: T oggles between the

local camera view and the remote

LCD Display

camera view. Full-Screen/Standard: Toggles between full-screen and standard mode display .

Speed Dial:

Opens up a window with the speed dial list and manual dialing options.

Asterisk (*): Sometimes referred to as a “star” key) is used to enter a “.” (period also called a “dot”.)

Numeric Keypad: Used when numeric input is required, (e.g., a telephone number or IP address) lift up the receiver or press the speakerphone button and you can enter numbers directly .

Cancel: Takes you to the previous item.

Privacy: Used to block video and/or audio transmissions.

Broadband: Toggles between PSTN and Broadband modes.

Speakerphone

Arrows: Used to move the position of

the on-screen cursor. When entering alphanumeric information, the left arrow key performs a backspace, deleting the character to the left of the on-screen cursor. OK: Used to confirm a selection or to bring up the on-screen keyboard.

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