TANDBERG Profile, Profile 42” with Codec C20 Administrator's Manual

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TANDBERG Proﬁle

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Table of Contents

Introdu ction

What’s new —Codec C20 wit h softwa re version TC2.1 ................. 5

Intellect ual Proper ty Righ ts ...........................................................6

Trademark .....................................................................................6

Disclai mer .....................................................................................6

Patent Inform ation ......................................................................... 6

Copyrigh t and Licen se Notice ....................................................... 6

Safety Ins tructions ........................................................................ 7

Safety ins tructions .................................................................... 7

FCC rules 15B, acc. to Cla ss A limits ........................................8

EMC A-Clas s declara tion ..........................................................8

Environme ntal Issu es ....................................................................9

Gettin g star ted

System over view ......................................................................... 11

TANDBERG Proﬁle 42” ............................................................ 11

Codec ca ble conﬁgu ration ..........................................................12

How to place the m icrophon es ...............................................12

Power switch........................................................................... 12

The LED in fro nt of the codec ................................................. 12

The physic al interf ace of Code c C20 ..........................................13

Using the Re mote Control ...........................................................14

Initial co nﬁguratio ns .................................................................... 16

Waking up the s ystem ............................................................. 16

Verify IP ad dress set tings ........................................................ 16

If you need to set a s tatic IP addre ss ...................................... 16

Adding the sys tem to the netwo rk .......................................... 17

Verify you r settings .................................................................. 17

Adjusting th e date and time s ettings ....................................... 17

Setting a me nu password ....................................................... 18

About th e menus

The Home me nu .........................................................................20

The Setti ngs menu ......................................................................20

The Advanc ed menu ...................................................................20

The system s etting s menus

The Advanc ed menus .................................................................22

How to change a va lue............................................................ 22

Descrip tion of each se tting ..................................................... 22

The searc h function ality ..........................................................23

How to change th e menu pass word .......................................24

The system s etting s library

Descrip tion of the system s ettings .............................................. 26

The Audio se ttings ..................................................................26

The Camer a settings ............................................................... 26

The Conference settings ......................................................... 27

The H323 Proﬁle s ettings ........................................................28

The Netwo rk settings .............................................................. 29

The Netwo rk Serv ices set tings ...............................................31

The Phone book Ser ver setti ngs .............................................. 32

The Provisi oning set tings ........................................................33

The Seri al Port set tings ...........................................................33

The SIP Proﬁl e settings ...........................................................33

The Stand by settings ..............................................................34

The System Unit setti ngs .........................................................35

The Time se ttings.................................................................... 35

The Vide o settings .................................................................. 36

The Exp eriment al menu ..........................................................39

Camera s

The Precis ionHD 1080p c amera ................................................. 41

Video ou tput formats .............................................................. 43

DIP switch set tings for vi deo outpu t formats ...................... 43

Line volta ge freque ncy ........................................................ 43

Append ices

General r oom guide lines .............................................................45

The physic al conditions .......................................................... 45

The room eq uipment............................................................... 45

Environme ntal cons ideration s ................................................. 45

The audio q uality ..................................................................... 46

Natural co mmunication ........................................................... 46

What’s in this guide?

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The dista nce betwe en the table a nd the vide o system ...........47

The came ra ............................................................................. 47

The microp hone ...................................................................... 47

Guideli nes when us ing two mic rophone s ...............................48

Sharing a P C presentation ......................................................49

Other pre sentation s ources .................................................... 49

TANDBERG Remote Con trol TRC5 ............................................. 50

Password prote ction ...................................................................51

Setting th e codec adm inistrator pa ssword ............................. 51

Password prote ction of the web i nterfac e ........................... 51

How to deactiva te the adminis trator passwo rd ................... 51

Setting th e menu password .................................................... 51

How to change th e menu pass word ...................................51

How to deactiva te the menu pas sword ............................... 51

Startu p script ..............................................................................52

Adding a sta rtup scr ipt ........................................................... 52

The web inter face ....................................................................... 53

Password prote ction of the web i nterfac e ............................... 53

The system in fo page ..............................................................53

The Upgra de softwa re page ...................................................54

The Advanc ed conﬁgu ration page .......................................... 55

The Advanc ed conﬁgu ration, sea rch functi onality .................. 56

The Wallpaper page ................................................................57

The Call pag e .......................................................................... 58

The SSL Cer tiﬁcate s page ......................................................59

The XML ﬁle s page .................................................................. 60

The Logs pag e ........................................................................ 61

The Add rele ase key page ....................................................... 62

TANDBERG DNAM ..................................................................... 63

The DNAM Lo udspeake r Cabinet ...........................................63

The DNAM A mpliﬁer................................................................ 63

Suppor ted RFCs in SIP ...............................................................64

Current RFCs and draf ts suppor ted in SIP ............................. 64

Media cap abilitie s suppor ted in SIP ........................................ 64

China RoHS t able ....................................................................... 65

CE Declar ation for Proﬁl e 42 with Codec C20 .............................66

Dimensi ons .................................................................................67

Proﬁle 42” with st andalon e foot............................................... 67

Proﬁle 42” with wall mount foot ...............................................68

Proﬁle 42” with wh eelbase f oot ...............................................69

Proﬁle wall mo unt setup ..........................................................70

Precisio nHD 1080p cam era .................................................... 71

Technical spe ciﬁcatio ns ..............................................................72

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Introduction

In this chapter...

Intellect ual proper ty rig hts

Trademark

Copyrigh t

Disclai mer

Patent inform ation

Safety ins tructions

Environme ntal issu es

Chapter 1

Thank you fo r choosing TANDB ERG!

TANDBERG Proﬁle has b een desi gned to give you many ye ars of safe, rel iable operatio n.

How to read th is docume nt

You will ﬁnd that som e places info rmation has been c opied from ot her chapters (but adapted, whe n needed ) to let you have al l the relevant i nformatio n there and th en. This help s eliminati ng the need to re ad through lon g sections b efore you can e ven think of get ting star ted.

Our main ob jective wi th this user gu ide is to address you r goals and n eeds. Plea se let us know how we ll we succe eded !

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What’s new —Codec C20 with software version TC2.1

For a comple te overview o f the news and ch anges fro m TC2.0 to TC2.1 we recommen d reading th e softwa re release n otes

TANDBERG TC Softwa re Releas e Notes (TC2) .

Go to: http: //www.tandb erg.com/d ocs

Advanced conﬁguration —Settings added

Standb y Standb yAction

Value space : <None /Priva cyPositio n>

• None: No ac tion.

• PrivacyPos ition: Turns the c amera to a sid eways positio n for

privacy.

NOTE! The se ttings wi thin the Ex perime ntal menu c an be used

‘as is’. The content of the Ex perimen tal menu wi ll change i n future softwa re release s.

Experi mental N etwork Servi ces Mult iWay Addr ess

Value space : <S: 0, 255>

• Enter the addr ess to the TANDBERG VCS ( Video C ommunic ation

Server ). String with a maximum of 255 charac ters.

Experi mental V ideo Opt imalDe ﬁnitio n Proﬁle

Value space : <Norma l/M edium/ High>

• Normal : See table.

• Medium : See table.

• High: Se e table.

Advanced conﬁguration —Value space changed

Serial Port Bau dRate

OLD: <9 600/19200 /38400 /115200>

NEW: <9 600/19200/ 38400 /57600/115200>

System Unit Men uLangu age

OLD: <E nglish /Nor wegian /Swedi sh/Ge rman /French /Ital ian/ Japanes e/Chi nese/ Russian/Sp anish /Korean /Turkish >

NEW: <En glish /Norwegian /Swedis h/Ge rman/ French /Itali an/ Japanes e/Ru ssian /Spanis h/Kor ean/ Finnish /Chin eseSimp liﬁed / ChineseTraditional /Por tugueseBrazil ian/ Turkish/ Polish>

Advanced conﬁguration —Removed settings

Exper imental So ftware Upgrade Mo de

Exper imental So ftware Upgrade Se rverAddre ss

Experimental > V ideo > Opti mal deﬁnition, for sys tems supporting 108 0p

w288p 30 w448p3 0 w576p30 720p30 1080p 30

Normal 256kbit/ s 512 kbit/s 768 kbit/s 1152 kbit/s 2560 kbit/ s

Medium 128kbit/s 384 kbit/s 512 kbit/s 768 kb it/s 1920 kbit/s

High 128kbit /s 256 kbi t/s 512 k bit/s 768 kb it/s 1472 kbit/s

Experimental > V ideo > Opti mal deﬁnition, for sys tems supporting 72 0p60

w144p60 w288p6 0 w4 48p6 0 w576p60 7 20p6 0

Normal 128kbit/s 512 kbit/s 1152 kbit/s 1472 kbit/s 2240 kbit/s

Medium 128kbit/s 384 kbit/s 768 kbit/s 1152 kbit/s 1472 kbit/s

High 128kbit /s 256 kbi t/s 512 k bit/s 768 kb it/s 1152 kbit/s

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Intellectual Property Rights

This Admin istrator Gui de and the Prod ucts to which i t relates con tain informati on that is proprietar y to TANDBERG and its lic ensors. Informatio n regarding the Products is found on the p age entitle d License A greement s and Patent Info rmation.

This Admin istrator Gui de may be repro duced in its e ntirety, includin g all copyr ight and intel lectual p ropert y notices, i n limited quantitie s in conne ction with th e use of the Produ cts. Except for the limited exc eption set for th in the prev ious sente nce, no par t of this Admini strator Guid e may be reprod uced, stored i n a retrieval system, or tran smitted, in a ny form, or by any m eans, ele ctronical ly, mechani cally, by photocopy ing, or other wise, wit hout the pri or writte n permiss ion of TANDBERG. Re quests for such permi ssion sho uld be addresse d to tandber g@ta ndberg.com.

Trademark

TANDBERG® is a registered trade mark bel onging to Tandberg ASA. Other trad emarks us ed in this doc ument are th e proper ty of their respecti ve holder s.

All rights r eserve d.

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Disclaimer

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Every ef fort ha s been made to su pply comp lete and accu rate informati on in this Admi nistrator Guide, however, TANDBERG assumes n o respons ibility o r liabili ty for any er rors or inac curacies t hat may appea r in this docum ent.

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY R IGHTS

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Patent Information

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US6,584,077 US5,838,664 US5,600,646

US5,003,532 US5,768,263 US5,991,277

US7,034,860 U S7,010,119 EP01953201

US6.731.334 GB1338127

Other paten ts pending.

Please vi ew

www.tandbe rg.com/t andberg _pm.jsp for a n updated

list

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A documen t describ ing the copyr ight notices and the terms and conditio ns of use can be f ound at:

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See the docu ment: TANDBERG C odecs C9 0C60C20 Co pyright an d

License _Inform ation (TC20 ).pdf.

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Safety Instructions

For your protec tion pleas e read these s afety inst ructions c ompletel y before you con nect the eq uipment to th e power sourc e. Carefull y obser ve all warnin gs, precau tions and in struction s both on the apparatu s and in these o perating i nstructio ns.

Retain this m anual for f uture refere nce.

Safety instructions

Water and Mo isture

Do not opera te the apparatus under or n ear water – for exa mple nea r a bathtub, kitch en sink, or la undry tu b, in a wet baseme nt, near a swimming p ool or in othe r areas with h igh humidity.

• Never insta ll jacks for c ommunic ation cabl es in wet locat ions

unless th e jack is spe ciﬁcall y designe d for wet locati ons.

• Do not touch the p roduct wit h wet hands.

Cleani ng

Unplug the a pparatus f rom commun ication li nes, mains p ower-outlet or any power so urce before c leaning o r polishin g. Do not use liq uid cleaners or aeroso l cleaner s. Use a lint-free c loth lightly m oistened with water for cl eaning th e exterior o f the apparat us.

Ventilat ion

Do not block a ny of the ventila tion openi ngs of the apparatus. Never cover th e slots and op enings wi th a cloth or other m aterial. Never insta ll the apparatus near h eat source s such as radi ators, heat regis ters, stoves, or oth er apparat us (incl uding ampl iﬁers ) that produce he at.

Do not place th e product in d irect sun light or clo se to a surfac e directly h eated by the sun.

Lightn ing

Never use thi s apparatu s, or connec t/disco nnect communicati on cables or p ower cable s during li ghtning stor ms.

Dust

Do not opera te the apparatus in areas wi th high con centration o f dust.

Vibrat ion

Do not opera te the apparatus in areas wi th vibratio n or place it o n an unstable s urfac e.

Power Conn ection a nd Hazar dous Voltage

The produc t may have haz ardous vol tage insid e.

• Never attem pt to open this pr oduct, or any peripher als conne cted

to the product, w here this action require s a tool.

• This produ ct should a lways be powere d from an ea rthed powe r

outlet.

• Never conn ect attac hed power su pply cord to othe r products.

• In case any pa rts of the pro duct has vi sual dama ge never atte mpt

to connect m ain power, or any other p ower source, b efore consulti ng serv ice perso nnel

• The plug co nnecting t he power cord to th e product /power supp ly

serves a s the main dis connec t device for th is equipm ent. The power cord mu st always be ea sily acce ssible.

• Route the power cord so as to avoid i t being walke d on or pinch ed

by items plac ed upon or aga inst it. Pay par ticula r attention to th e plugs, rec eptacles a nd the point w here the cord exits from the apparatu s.

• Do not tug the powe r cord.

• If the provide d plug doe s not ﬁt into your ou tlet, consul t an

electri cian.

• Never insta ll cable s, or any peri pherals, w ithout ﬁrs t unpluggi ng the

device fro m its power sou rce.

• Always use th e power suppl y (AC–D C adapter) prov ided with th is

product.

• Replace o nly with powe r supply (AC –DC ad apter) spec iﬁed by

TANDBERG.

• Never conn ect attac hed power su pply (AC–DC adapte r) to other

products.

Servi cing

• Do not attemp t to servic e the appara tus yourse lf as openi ng or

removing c overs may expo se you to dange rous voltag es or other hazard s, and will voi d the warrant y. Refer all ser vicing to q ualiﬁed servi ce person nel.

• Unplug the a pparatus f rom its power so urce and refe r servicing to

qualiﬁe d personn el under th e following c ondition s:

• If the power co rd or plug is da maged or fr ayed.

• If liquid ha s been spil led into the ap paratus.

• If objects h ave fallen into th e apparatu s.

• If the appar atus has bee n exposed to ra in or moistu re

• If the appar atus has bee n subjecte d to excessive shock by

being drop ped.

• If the cabin et has been d amaged.

• If the appar atus seems to b e overheated.

• If the appar atus emits sm oke or abnor mal odor.

• If the appar atus fails to op erate in acco rdance wit h the

operatin g instructi ons.

Access ories

Use only acc essori es speci ﬁed by the manu facturer, or sold w ith the apparatu s.

Commun ication L ines

Do not use com municati on equipm ent to repor t a gas leak i n the vicinit y of the leak.

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FCC rules 15B, acc. to Class A limits

Class A dig ital devic e, pursuan t to part 15 of the FCC Rul es (For th e US only)

NOTE: This e quipment h as been tes ted and found to c omply with

the limits for a Class A digi tal devic e, pursuant to p art 15 of the FCC Rules. Th ese limits a re design ed to provide re asonabl e protection against ha rmful inte rferen ce when the e quipmen t is operated i n a commercial environ ment. This e quipmen t generate s, uses and can radiate radio frequ ency ener gy and, if not in stalled a nd used in accorda nce with the i nstructio n manual, may c ause har mful interfe rence to radio c ommunic ations. Ope ration of this equipme nt in a reside ntial area is l ikely to caus e harmful i nterfere nce in whic h case the use r will be req uired to corr ect the inter ferenc e at his own expense.

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Safety Instructions, continues...

IMPOR TANT!

Do not cover up th e opening s for ventilati on in the fron t and rear si de of the codec. C old air goe s in with the co oling fans a t the rear sid e and warm ai r is blown out at t he front sid e.

There sho uld always be a d istance of m inimum 0.26 f t (8 cm) f ree space in both th e front side a nd the rear s ide of the Code c C20.

WARNIN G!

If the codec i s removed fro m the system, make s ure the Code c C20 is NOT mounted wi th the front si de or rear si de down. Make su re there is suf ﬁcient f ree space to al low for ventil ation.

Minimum

0.26ft ( 8cm)

Minimum

0.26ft ( 8cm)

Warm air goes out

Cold air go es in with the cooling fa ns

NOTE! This w ill not allow fo r enough ve ntilation

through the c odec.

Do NOT mount wi th the front side d own

Do NOT mount wi th the rear side d own

Air outAir in

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Environmental Issues

Thank you fo r buying a pro duct whic h contribu tes to a reduction i n pollutio n, and thereby h elps save the environ ment. Our pro ducts redu ce the need fo r travel and tra nsport a nd thereby re duce poll ution. Our produc ts have eithe r none or few co nsumable parts ( chemica ls, toner, gas, pape r).

TANDBERG ’s Environ mental Po licy

Environme ntal steward ship is impo rtant to TANDBERG’s culture. As a glo bal compa ny with strong cor porate value s, TANDBERG is comm itted to following in ternation al environ mental le gislation and desig ning techn ologies th at help com panies, individ uals and co mmunitie s creativel y address environm ental cha llenges.

TANDBERG’s environmen tal objec tives are to:

• Develop pro ducts that re duce ener gy

consumpti on, CO2 emiss ions, and tra fﬁc congesti on

• Provide prod ucts and se rvice s that improve

qualit y of life for our cu stomers

• Produce pro ducts that ca n be recycle d or

dispose d of safely at the e nd of produc t life

• Comply wi th all releva nt environm ental

legislat ion.

Digita l User Gui des

TANDBERG is plea sed to announ ce that we have replace d the printed ve rsions of ou r user guid es with digit al version s availabl e on the TANDBERG web site:

http://w ww.tandberg.c om/doc s. The environm ental ben eﬁts of this are s igniﬁca nt. The user guid es can still b e printed lo cally, wheneve r needed.

Europe an Envir onmenta l Direct ives

As a manufacturer of ele ctrical a nd electro nic equipme nt TANDBERG is resp onsible fo r complia nce with the re quireme nts in the Europ ean Directive s 2002/9 6/EC ( WEEE - Waste Elec trical and Electr onic Equipm ent) and 20 02/95/ EC (RoHS ).

The prima ry aim of th e WEEE Directi ve and RoHS Directive i s to reduce the i mpact of disp osal of electri cal and ele ctronic eq uipment a t end-of-life. The WEEE Dire ctive aims to re duce the am ount of waste elect rical and e lectroni c equipme nt sent for dispos al to landﬁll o r inciner ation by requi ring producer s to arrange f or collec tion and recycling. The RoHS Di rective ban s the use of cer tain he avy metals and b rominated ﬂ ame retarda nts to reduce the environ mental im pact of WEEE whi ch is in landﬁll o r incinera ted.

TANDBERG has impl emented ne cessary proce ss changes to c omply with t he Europea n WEEE Directive ( 2002/ 96/EC ) and the European RoHS Directive ( 2002/ 95/EC ).

Waste Han dling

In order to avoid th e dissemi nation of ha zardous substanc es in our env ironment a nd to diminis h the pressure o n natural re sources, we e ncourage yo u to use the appro priate recyc ling systems in your area. Tho se systems wil l reuse or rec ycle most of the materia ls of your end of life equipm ent in a sound way.

TANDBERG produc ts put on the mar ket after August 200 5 are marked w ith a crosse d-out wheelie b in symbol th at invites you to use those take- back systems.

Please co ntact your lo cal suppl ier, the regional waste admini stration or v isit our web p age

http://

www.tandbe rg.com/re cycling if yo u need more

informati on on the coll ection and r ecycling sy stem in your area.

Informa tion for R ecyclers

As part of c omplian ce with the Euro pean WEEE Directive, TANDBERG provid es recyclin g informati on on request for all ty pes of new equipme nt put on the ma rket in Europe a fter August 13th 2005.

Please co ntact TANDBERG and p rovide the following d etails for th e product for w hich you would like to rec eive recycl ing information:

• Model num ber of TANDBERG prod uct

• Your company’s name

• Contact na me

• Address

• Telephone numb er

• E-mail.

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Getting started

Chapter 2

In this chapter...

System over view

Cable conﬁ gurations

Using the rem ote control

Initial co nﬁguratio ns

Waking up the s ystem

Verify IP ad dress set tings

Setting a st atic IP addre ss

Add the system to the n etwork

Verify you r settings

Date and time se ttings

Menu pass word

This chapte r introduces you to the vide o system and get s you up and goi ng.

The guide h as been di vided into sev eral chapters, a ll of which prov ide dif ferent informati on. You can access th e chapters directly by c licking o n the menu bar a t the top of this page.

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Power cable

Mic cable s

PC cable

Ethernet cable

TANDBERG Proﬁle 42”

2 x Micropho nes with cabl es

Remote contro l with 4 batter ies

System overview

See the inst allation sh eet for the TANDBER G Proﬁle for inst ructions o n how to install th e system.

Codec C20

• Full HD vide o

• High resol ution data s haring

• Rich I/ O capabil ities

PrecisionHD 1080p camera

Full HD Came ra designed for visua l communi cation with :

• 12 x optical zoom

• Fast and prec ise pan, tilt a nd zoom

Monitor

42” Full HD LCD, 16:9, 1080 x 1920 resoluti on

Audio module

Wide band a udio modul e suppor ting:

• 20 kHz AAC-L D

• 1 echo canc eller

Audio ampliﬁer

Optimized D NAM for TANDBERG Proﬁ le providin g crysta l clear and natural aud io.

Microphones

2 x Micropho nes

Remote control

• 1 x TANDBERG Remote Con trol TRC5

• 4 x AAA b atterie s

Foot stand

The system is d elivered w ith one of the th ree foot stands:

• Standal one, wheel base or wall m ounting

In the base mo dule:

• Audio ampl iﬁer (D NAM)

• TANDBERG Codec C20

Precisio nHD 1080p cam era

Monitor 42’’ Full HD LCD

Foot stand ( standal one, wheel base or wall mount ing foot modu le)

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Codec cable conﬁguration

The illust ration shows yo u the basic se tup when co nnecting the monitor, PC, camera, m icrophon e, loudspe akers, L AN and line voltage to the TANDBER G Codec C20.

CAUTION ! In order to be ab le to use the system f or video ca lls, all

orange co lored socke ts must be con nected.

How to place the microphones

When usin g more than on e micropho ne the place ment of the micropho nes is impo rtant for t he optimal us er experi ence. Read about mic rophone pl acement i n the Room Gui delines s ection in th e Appendi ces.

Power switch

The power switch (push b utton) i s located on the rear side.

• Push the but ton to boot up the co dec.

• Push and hol d the button fo r 1 second to sh ut down the co dec.

• Push and hol d the button fo r 7 seconds to fo rce a shut dow n of

the codec.

The LED in front of the codec

The LED in fro nt of the codec i ndicates th e status of the co dec.

• When the LED i s OFF the code c is Off.

• The LED ﬂas hes green d uring the b oot up and shu t down of the

codec.

• The LED puls es green w hen the infr ared (IR ) port is activated. Thi s

will occur when the rem ote control is in u se.

• The LED is ste ady green w hen the cod ec is On, in Sta ndby mode

or in Presen tation mode.

• When the LED i s red this ind icates an Er ror has occu rred.

The code c must be switc hed off an d disconne cted from the line voltag e whenever connecti ng or disco nnecting ot her equipme nt.

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Micropho ne 1–2

2 x mini jack 3,5 mm

Audio input

2 x RCA

Audio output

2 x RCA

Cooling fan

Network

RJ45

USB (for future use )

Camera control por t

RS-232

PC input

DVI-I input

Cooling fan

Camera

HDMI input

Main monitor

HDMI 1 output

Second monitor

HDMI 2 output

Power socket

Power switch

Kensington lock

Microphone 1–2

Mini-Jac k 3.5mm, 4-pole connector. Conne ct the micro phone to Mic 1, which is the main c onnector.

Audio input

RCA sockets, mi xed to mono. Used wh en conne cting to PC and externa l playback de vices, suc h as VCR’s or DVD players .

Audio output

RCA sockets, mon o. Used when c onnectin g to a local lou dspeake r system.

Network connector

Ethernet in terface, 1 × 10Mb /100Mb/1Gigabi t Ethernet L AN (RJ -45 Jack) inter face.

USB

USB device, fo r future use.

Camera Control port

Camera Co ntrol (RS -232) port for p ower and cam era contro l (pan, tilt, zoom) u sing the VISCA™* protocol. Th e Pin No. 4 on the Cam era Control por t provide s 12 V DC / 1 A to the main came ra.

DVI-I input for PC

DVI-I socket, di gital /analog vi deo input f or PC presen tations.

• DVI-D

• DVI-A (Anal og RGB / VGA)

• DVI-A Analo g compone nt/Y PbPr

HDMI input for camera

HDMI socket, d igital vid eo input fo r camera.

HDMI output for the main monitor

HDMI socket, d igital vid eo and audio output for the main moni tor.

HDMI output for the second monitor

HDMI socket, d igital vid eo output fo r the secon d monitor.

Power socket

The power so cket accepts +12V / 5A (max ) from the ex ternal adapter.

The exter nal adapter a ccepts 100/ 240V 50/60Hz and the max imal load is 75W.

Power switch

Power switch to tur n the power on /off. Press a nd hold for 1 se cond to shut down the s ystem. Press a nd hold for 7 se conds to force a shut down of th e system.

Kensington lock

The Kensin gton lock may b e used to prevent t he codec to be m oved from its plac e or to prevent the ft.

*VISCA™ is a tradem ark of Sony Corpor ation

The physical interface of Codec C20

The TANDBERG Cod ec C20 delive rs the absolute qualit y of 1080p vide o in a simple -to-deploy, easy-tomanage an d easy-to-use sys tem. The main c onnector s are highlighted in oran ge.

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Using the Remote Control

The funct ions keys in the upper p art of the remote cont rol reﬂects the s oft keys on screen.

... and the middle part of the remote control is us ed to handle the v ideo part of the c all.

... while the lower part of the remote control res embles very muc h the keypad of a mobi le phone

HOME: Pre ss the

Home key to go back to the main men u.

PHONE BOOK: P ress

the Phone Bo ok key to display the l ocal phon e book.

LAYOUT: Press the Layout

key to display the l ayout menu, then select a vie w in the menu.

Batteries

Make sure the re mote control h as working ba tteries ( 4 x AAA b atterie s).

ARROW UP/D OWN: Use

the up an d down arrow keys to navi gate in the menu.

ARROW LEF T: Press

the left

arrow key to go one step bac k in the menu or to move to the left i n a text ﬁeld.

ARROW RIGH T: Press

the right arrow key to expand the se lected menu item or to move to the right in a tex t ﬁeld.

FUNCTION K EYS: Each key r eﬂects

a soft key on sc reen and re presents shortcu ts and advan ced functions.

MICROPHON E: Press the

Micropho ne key to toggle the microph ones on /off.

VOLUME: Pres s

the + or – on the Volume key to adjust the codec vo lume.

MUTE: Pre ss the – to

mute an inco ming call.

PRESENTATION: Press the

Presentat ion key to show/ hide a presenta tion.

ZOOM: Pres s

the + or – on the Zoo m key to zoom the came ra in and out.

OK/SELECT: Pres s the OK/

Select key to co nﬁrm your choice or s election.

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Waking up the s ystem

Press any key on th e remote contro l to wake up the system.

IR sensor ra nge (DI P switch sett ing)

The IR sens or has a shor t and long r ange. Ope n the batter y cover and re move the batteries to set the DIP sw itch.

• Short ra nge (1 m): Mov e the DIP switch d own

• Long range : Move the DIP sw itch up.

ALPHANUM ERIC KEY PAD

Use the keypad i n the same way as yo u would use a cellu lar phone.

Using the Remote Control, cont...

The funct ions keys in the upper p art of the remote cont rol reﬂects the s oft keys on screen.

... and the middle part of the remote control is us ed to handle the v ideo part of the c all.

... while the lower part of the remote control res embles very muc h the keypad of a mobi le phone

Touch the rubber line senso rs along the sides to wake up the system

Press the HO ME key to show the menu on scre en

The DIP switch

abc/123 #: Press the # key to

toggle bet ween lower case characters and numb ers.

0-9, a-z, period (. ), @, space, *:

Press a key repe atedly to toggl e between t he options displayed on each key.

CALL KEY

INITIATE CALL: Sel ect a name f rom the Phone b ook or enter th e name, numb er or URI and p ress the Cal l key to initiate the ca ll.

SHORTCUT TO RECEN T CALLS: Use th e Call but ton as a shortcu t to Recent Cal ls when the Call menu is not v isible.

CLEAR : Press the Ca ncel

key to remove char acters in a text ﬁeld.

END CALL, STANDBY:

Press the End C all key to end a call, or when idle, p ress and hold the key to go into standby mod e.

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Waking up the system

If no menu on sc reen, pres s Home ( ) o n the remote con trol to show the menu on sc reen.

If the system do es not show any m enu on scre en:

1. Make sur e the monitor ha s been tur ned on

2. Make sure the remo te control has th e batterie s install ed

3. Make sure the codec h as been tur ned on

4. If the system has just b een turn ed on, wait a few mi nutes to allow th e

system to star tup

If you need to set a static IP address

How to set the stati c IP address :

1. Navig ate to Settin gs > Advanc ed > IP set tings.

2. Set IP Assign ment to Sta tic. Press OK (

) to save the chang e.

3. Enter the IP Addres s, Subnet Ma sk and Ga teway addr ess in the ad dress ﬁel ds. The

sequenc e is shown be low.

4. Navigate to OK to save the changes, or Can cel to leave wi thout savin g.

5. Press Home (

) to ex it.

Verify IP address settings

How to go to the System I nformatio n page to verif y the IP addre ss:

1. Navig ate to Settin gs > Syste m Inform ation to open t he System

informati on page.

2. When the IP addr ess is automa tically as signed f rom a DHCP ser ver, the

network IP a ddress of th e codec is sh own on the Syste m Informati on page.

3. Press Home (

) to ex it.

Initial conﬁgurations

Before you ca n start ma king calls with the syste m you will nee d to set the IP addr ess, add the system to th e network a nd check if th e date and time s ettings ne eds to be adjusted. Wh en star ting up the syste m the ﬁrst tim e the menu pas sword is not set. Bu t, when done i t is recomm ended to set a me nu password to g et access to th e Advanced conﬁguration menu.

Password protection of the Advanced menu

If a menu pas sword has bee n set you will b e asked to enter a pa ssword to get acc ess to the Adva nced menu. B y default, the menu password is not set wh en start ing up the syste m for the ﬁrst tim e.

After havi ng ﬁnishe d the initial conﬁgurations it is rec ommende d to deﬁne an me nu password.

192.168.1.1

255.255.255.0

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Adding the system to the network

Your service p rovider sh ould have prov ided you wit h the information you need to get online.

• For H.323 type of c ommunic ation, this wi ll include s uch things a s system

name, H.323 alia s, gatekeepe r address, e tc.

• For SIP typ e of communi cation, sim ilar typ e of informati on will be sup plied.

• For networ ks administ rated throug h TMS (TANDBERG M anageme nt Suite) ,

your TMS administrator wi ll be able to as sist you whe n conﬁguri ng.

The H.323 and SIP p roﬁles are c onﬁgured f rom the Advan ced conﬁgu rations menu:

Navigate to Set tings > Ad vanced > Ad vanced c onﬁgur ation and ma ke a search for H323 or SIP, or select H32 3 > Proﬁle 1 or SIP > Proﬁle 1 fro m the menu

• Expand t he items in ne ed of modiﬁc ation and enter the inform ation suppl ied by

your ser vice provi der.

Verify your settings

We strongly re commend th at you verif y the setti ngs by inspe cting the Sy stem Informatio n list.

You do this by access ing the Syste m Informatio n in the same way a s you did when you ver iﬁed you IP ad dress set ting.

1. Navig ate to Settin gs > Syste m Inform ation

2. Verify the prev ious conﬁ gurations.

• If you succe ssfully registered to a G atekeeper th e Status wil l show

Regist ered. If the reg istration fa iled the Sta tus will show N ot regis tered.

• If you succe ssfully registered to a SI P server t he Status wil l show

Regist ered. If the reg istration fa iled the Sta tus will show N ot regis tered.

3. Press Home (

) to ex it.

Adjusting the date and time settings

Verify the d ate and time to se e if the date and time setting s need to be adjusted. The date and ti me is located i n the upper r ight corn er on scree n.

How to adjust the d ate and time set tings:

1. Navig ate to Settin gs > Date an d time

2. When Set date a nd time is s et to Auto there w ill be an autom atic update of

the date and tim e settings. I f you want to manu ally adjus t the date and tim e settings, s elect Ma nual and e nter the Day, Month, Year and T ime. After having adju sted the set tings manu ally you can s et the Set dat e and time back to Auto for a utomatic upd ate.

3. Select the appro priate Time z one from the l ist of GMT time zo nes.

4. Select the app ropriate Dat e format f rom the list.

5. Select the appro priate Tim e format fr om the list.

6. Press Home (

) to ex it.

Conﬁgure th e H.323 Proﬁle in the

Advanced c onﬁgurati on menu

Conﬁgure th e SIP Proﬁle in th e

Advanced c onﬁgurati on menu

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Setting a menu password

It is highly recommen ded to deﬁne a pa ssword to acce ss the Advan ced menus. Changin g these sett ings may af fect the beh avior of the sys tem and shou ld be done by the syste m administ rator.

NOTE! The m enu passwor d will only a pply to the Adva nced menu. T he codec a nd

the web inter face can b e password prote cted with an a dministra tor password. See the Passwo rd protection section in th e Append ices for a det ailed des cription.

NOTE! Whe n you deﬁne or ch ange a pas sword make sure yo u save a copy of the

password in a s afe place.

How to set the menu password

Navigate to Set tings > A dvance d > Change p asswor d

1. On the re mote control, pre ss the # key to toggle b etween lower or uppe r case

characters and numb ers: abc /ABC/123

2. Enter the menu password. The pa ssword you ente r is hidden, a s each

character is replace d with a star ( *).

3. Navigate to Save to save the cha nges, or Ca ncel to leave without sav ing.

4. Press Home (

) to ex it.

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About the menus

In this chapter...

Explai ns the menu sy stem

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About the menus

The menu pa th to the Advance d conﬁgura tion menu:

1. The Ho me menu

2. The Setting s menu

3. The Advanced men u

4. The Advanced co nﬁguratio n menu

The user documentation structure

• The Admini strator Guid e explains a ll setting s

found in the Ad vanced a nd Advanc ed conﬁgur ation me nus.

• The User Gu ide explai ns how to make use

of the video sy stem, which i ncludes m aking calls and ex plainin g about the se ttings fou nd in the Home me nu, Sett ings menu a nd the Progr ammabl e softbu ttons f rom the Advance d menu.

Navigating in the menus

Use the remote co ntrol to naviga te in the menus :

• Use the arrows d own/up to se lect a men u item

• Use the arrow r ight to expand t he selecti on

• Use the arrow l eft to go one ste p back

Changing a value

• Select a va lue from a drop d own list and p ress

the OK button to save, or press th e left arr ow to leave witho ut saving.

• Enter a value /text in a value/tex t ﬁeld. Pres s

Save to save the cha nge or Canc el to leave without sa ving.

Download th e TANDBERG user gu ides from the web site. Go to: http ://www.tandberg.com /docs

The Home menu

The Home me nu is expla ined in the TANDBERG Proﬁle User Gu ide.

• Call: Me nu for maki ng calls.

• Presen tation : Select a pre sentatio n source.

• Camera c ontrol : Control the c amera set tings.

• Setti ngs: Conﬁ gure the syste m.

The Settings menu

The Set tings menu is explained in the TANDBERG Pro ﬁle User Gui de.

• Layout: Select scre en layout, in cluding se lfvie w.

• Main sou rce: Se lect the mai n video so urce.

• Call set tings : Conﬁgure t he default b it rate and auto an swer setti ngs.

• Langua ge: Sele ct the prefe rred menu l anguage.

• Date and t ime: Conﬁ gure date and ti me setting s.

• Sounds a nd aler ts: Se lect a ring ton e, the ring tone vo lume and key ton e.

• Wallpap er: Sele ct the backgr ound pictu re on screen

• System I nformat ion: See a n overvie w of the system con ﬁguration s

• Advance d: Conﬁgu re the advanc ed settin gs.

• Restar t: Select this option to re start the system.

The Advanced menu

NOTE! The Ad vanced me nu can be pas sword protecte d with a menu pa ssword.

• Progra mmable s oft but tons: Us er deﬁned s oft-button s for selec ting main vi deo source,

camera pr esets or spe ed dial.

• IP setti ngs: Lets yo u conﬁgure th e IP setting s.

• Advance d conﬁgu ration : Lets you conﬁg ure the system settings.

• Change p asswor d: Lets you cha nge the men u password.

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The system settings menus

In this chapter...

Explai ning the syste m

settings m enus

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The Advanced menus

Changes i n the Advanced menus set tings may affect th e behavio r of the system and s hould be conﬁgure d by the system adm inistrator.

How to change a value

• Select a va lue from a drop d own list and p ress

the OK button to save, or press th e left arr ow to leave witho ut saving.

• Enter a value /text in a value/tex t ﬁeld. Pres s

Save to save the cha nge or Canc el to leave without sa ving.

Description of each setting

Each of the set tings in the Ad vanced co nﬁguratio n menu is expl ained in the Settings l ibrary s ection. Press the Se tting s librar y in the menu on top of the page to go to this s ection.

The Advanc ed menu ca n be password protected. If so, t ype in the pas sword and press OK to proce ed or Canc el to go back to the Set tings menu.

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The Advanced conﬁguration menu

The Advanc ed conﬁgu ration menu contains a ll the system setti ngs, inclu ded the IP set tings which also are availab le in the Advan ced menu.

The search functionality

On the remote co ntrol, press t he # key to toggle between l ower or uppe r case char acters and numbers : abc/A BC/123

When sea rching for wor ds like “H323”, “SIP” or “key”, all settings w ith these ch aracters i n the name will be liste d.

• Search : Enter the as man y character s as

needed u ntil the setti ng you are sea rching for displays in t he list.

• Reﬁne the se arch: Add o r remove char acters

until you get th e desired re sult.

• Clear: Re move all char acters to retur n to the

main view.

Enter the as ma ny characters as neede d, until the set ting you are searching fo r displays i n the list.

Exampl e 1: Search for “si p” to see all the SIP s ettings.

Exampl e 2: Search fo r H323. In this cas e it is sufﬁ cient to enter “ h3” to display a ll the H323 setti ngs.

ﬁrstna me.lastname @company.co m

192.168.10.1

ﬁrstna me.lastname @company.co m

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The Advanced menu

How to change the menu password

If a menu pas sword has bee n set you will b e asked to enter a passwo rd to get acces s to the Advance d menu.

When turn ing on the syste m for the ﬁrst ti me, the password is n ot set.

NOTE! The m enu passwor d will only a pply to the

Advanced m enu. The co dec and the we b interfa ce can be pass word protected w ith an admin istrator password. Se e the Password p rotection se ction in the Appen dices for a de tailed de scriptio n.

When you deﬁ ne or chang e a password make sure you save a copy of the pas sword in a safe plac e.

Setting the menu password

1. On the re mote control, pre ss the # key

to toggle betw een lower or u pper case characters and numb ers: abc /ABC/123

2. Enter the passwor d. The passwo rd you

enter is hidd en, and eac h character i s replace d with a star ( *).

3. Press Save to save the cha nges, or

Cancel to l eave withou t saving.

4. Press Home (

) to ex it.

The Advanc ed menu ca n be password protected. If so, t ype in the pas sword and press OK to proce ed or Canc el to go back to the Set tings menu.

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In this chapter...

Audio

Cameras

Conferen ce

H323 Proﬁle

Network

Network S ervic es

Phone Book S erver

Provision ing

Serial Por t

SIP Proﬁle

Standby

System Unit

Video

Exper imental

Chapter 5

This chapte r gives a deta iled des cription of the advanc ed system set tings

The advanc ed settin gs deﬁnes th e system settings a nd are struc tured in a hie rarchy, making up a d atabase of sy stem settin gs.

Changes i n the system set tings may af fect the system and s hould be do ne by the system admin istrator

The system settings library

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Audio SoundsAndAlerts KeyTones Mode: <O n/O ff>

Determin es whether o r not the system s hould prod uce a sound eve ry time a key o n the remote cont rol is pressed.

On: The re will be a sou nd indicato r when pres sing keys on the re mote control.

Off: Th e remote contro l Key Tones is switched off.

Exampl e: Audio Sou ndsA ndAler ts KeyTon es Mode: Off

Audio SoundsAndAlerts RingVolume: < 0..100>

Sets the ring to ne volume [0-100] for an i ncoming c all in steps of 0.5d B from -34.5dB to 15dB. Volume 0 = Off.

Exampl e: Audio Sou ndsA ndAler ts RingVolume: 50

Audio SoundsAndAlerts RingTone: < Marble s/IceCr ystals /Pol aris /Aler t/ Discrete/Fantasy /

Jazz /Nordic/ Echo/ Rhythmic>

Deﬁnes the r ingtone for i ncoming c alls.

Range: S elect a tone f rom the list of ri ngtones.

Exampl e: Audio Sou ndsA ndAler ts RingTo ne: Jazz

Audio Volume: <0..100>

Sets the volum e level [0 -100] on the loudsp eaker outp ut in steps of 0.5dB f rom -34.5dB to 15dB. Volume 0 = Off.

Exampl e: Audio Volume: 70

Description of the system settings

In this secti on you will ﬁn d all the system s ettings from the Advanc ed conﬁgu ration menu for Codec C20 w ith softwa re version TC2.1. The examples show s either the d efault valu e or an exampl e of a value.

All speci ﬁcations a re subject to change wit hout prio r notice.

We recommend you visit th e TANDBERG web site reg ularly fo r updated ver sions of the ma nual. Go to:

http://w ww.tandberg.c om/doc s

Cameras Camera [1..1] Backlight: <On /Of f>

Backlig ht compensates for ligh ts shining d irectly at th e camera ( usually s un from the wi ndow) to avoid a too dark imag e.

On: Turn backli ght compe nsation on.

Off: Turn back light com pensatio n off.

Exampl e: Cam eras Ca mera 1 Bac klight: Off

Cameras Camera [1..1] Brightness Mode: < Auto/ Manual>

The came ra can adjus t the bright ness of imag e automatica lly, or it can be set m anually u sing the Br ightness Level conﬁg uration.

Auto: The ca mera autom atically ad justs brig htness level.

Manual : Set bright ness level m anually w ith the Brig htness Leve l conﬁgura tion.

Exampl e: Cam eras Ca mera 1 Brightne ss Mode: Auto

Cameras Camera [1..1] Brightness Level: <1..31>

Set a Bright ness Level fo r the camer a. Require s the Brightn ess Mode to b e set to manual.

Range: 1-31

Exampl e: Cam eras Ca mera 1 Brightne ss Level: 1

Cameras Camera [1..1] Flip: <On /Off/Au to>

Controls vertical o rientatio n of the camera image.

On: Whe n set to On the vide o on scree n is ﬂipped.

Off: Se t to Off to disp lay the video on screen th e normal way.

Auto: Automati cally ﬂip s the image if the camera i s mounted ups ide down.

Exampl e: Cam eras Ca mera 1 Flip: Off

Cameras Camera [1..1] Focus Mode: < Auto/ Manua l>

The came ra can adjus t focus autom atically, or it ca n be set manu ally.

Auto: When m oving the ca mera, autofoc us is trigge red for the new camera po sition. Af ter a few secon ds it is turned of f to prevent con tinuous foc us adjustments.

Manual : Manual ad justment of focus.

Exampl e: Cam eras Ca mera 1 Focu s Mode: Auto

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Cameras Camera [1..1] Gamma Mode: <Auto /Man ual>

Gamma cor rection mo de control. G amma desc ribes the n onlinea r relations hip betwe en image pi xels and monitor bri ghtness.

Auto: The ca mera dec ides whic h gamma tab le to use.

Manual : Can be used i n severe ligh t conditio ns. Select g amma tabl e by setting th e Gamma Leve l conﬁguration.

Exampl e: Cam eras Ca mera 1 Ga m ma Mode: Auto

Cameras Camera [1..1] Gamma Level: < 0..7>

Select ga mma corre ction tab le. Useful in d ifﬁcul t lighting c onditions w here the br ightness c onﬁgurati on does not provide s atisfactor y results. R equires th e Gamma Mo de to be set to Manua l.

Range: 0 -7

Exampl e: Cam eras Ca mera 1 Ga m ma Level: 0

Cameras Camera [1..1] IrSensor: < On/Off >

Controls the I R sensor on th e front of the ca mera.

On: Enab le the IR sens or on the camera.

Off: Di sable the IR sensor on th e camera.

Exampl e: Cam eras Ca mera 1 IrSe nsor: On

Cameras Camera [1..1] Mirror: < On/ Off /Auto>

Controls ho rizontal or ientatio n of the camer a image.

On: Mirror the image f rom the came ra. Self view will n ow be like look ing in the mir ror.

Off: No rmal mode.

Auto: Mirro r the image if th e camera is mounted ups ide down.

Exampl e: Cam eras Ca mera 1 Mir ror: Off

Cameras Camera [1..1] Whitebalance Mode: < Auto/ Manua l>

The came ra can adjus t whitebal ance autom atically, or it ca n be set manually using t he Whiteba lance Level conﬁguration.

Auto: The ca mera conti nuously a djusts the wh itebalan ce.

Manual : Use the White balance L evel conﬁgu ration to contr ol the whiteb alance in th e camera.

Exampl e: Cam eras Ca mera 1 Wh itebalance M ode: Auto

Cameras Camera [1..1] Whitebalance Level: <1..16>

Set a Whiteba lance Leve l for the came ra. Requi res the White balance M ode to be set to manual.

Range: 1-16

Exampl e: Cam eras Ca mera 1 Wh itebalance L evel: 1

Conference [1..1] AutoAnswer Delay: <0..50>

Deﬁnes how l ong (in se conds) a n incomin g call has to wai t before it is an swered autom atically by t he system. Requ ires the Autoa nswer Mode to be e nabled.

Range: 0 -50 secon ds

Exampl e: Conference 1 A utoAnsw er Delay: 0

Conference [1..1] AutoAnswer Mode: <O n/O ff>

The Autoans wer settin g determine s whether a n incomin g call is put th rough automa tically or m anually.

On: The sy stem will autom atically a nswer all in coming ca lls.

Off: All incomin g call must b e answered ma nually by pr essing the OK key or the gree n Call key on the remote contro l.

Exampl e: Conference 1 A utoAnsw er Mode: Off

Conference [1..1] AutoAnswer Mute: <On/O ff>

The Autoans wer Mute sett ing determi nes whethe r the microp hone is mute d when an inc oming cal l is automatica lly answer ed.

On: The in coming ca ll will be mu ted when auto maticall y answered.

Off: Th e incomin g call will n ot be muted.

Exampl e: Conference 1 A utoAnsw er Mute: Off

Conference [1..1] DefaultCall Protocol : <H323/S IP>

Specif y the defau lt call protoc ol to be used wh en placing c alls from th e system. The c all protocol c an also be deﬁned d irectly for e ach call wh en settin g up a call.

H.323: Sele ct H.323 to ensure tha t calls are se t up as a H.323 calls.

SIP: Selec t SIP to ensure tha t calls are se t up as a SIP calls.

Exampl e: Conference 1 D efaultCall Protocol: H323

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Conference [1..1] DefaultCall Rate: < 64..6000 >

Specif y the defau lt call rate to be us ed when pl acing call s from the syste m. The call ra te can also be d eﬁned directly fo r each call w hen setti ng up a call.

Range: 6 4-600 0 kbps

Exampl e: Conference 1 D efaultCall Rate: 768

Conference [1..1] DoNotDisturb Mode : <On /Of f>

The Do Not Di sturb sett ing determi nes whethe r or not there s hould be an a lert on i ncoming c alls.

On: Set to On w hen you do not wan t any aler t to incoming c alls. The c alling side will rece ive a busy sig nal when try ing to call the c odec.

Off: Se t to Off whe n you want inco ming calls to b e alerte d. This is the de fault sett ing.

Exampl e: Conference 1 D oNotDisturb Mo de: Off

Conference [1..1] Encryption Mode: <Of f/BestEf fort >

BestEffo rt: The s ystem will us e encry ption when ever possi ble. If the far e nd system supp orts encryptio n (AES-128), the call will b e encry pted. If not, the ca ll will proc eed withou t encry ption. A padlo ck with the tex t “Encry ption On” dis plays on scre en, for a few sec onds, when t he confere nce star ts.

Off: Th e system will n ot use encr yption.

Exampl e: Conference 1 E ncry ption Mode: BestEffort

Conference [1..1] FarEndControl Mode: <On /Of f>

Lets you contro l if the remote si de (far end ) shoul d be allowed to se lect your vi deo sourc es and contr ol your local cam era (pa n, tilt, zoom) .

On: Set to On w hen you want the t he far end to be ab le to select yo ur video s ources and c ontrol your local cam era (pa n, tilt, zoom) . You will still be abl e to control your c amera and s elect you r video sou rces as normal.

Off: Wh en set to Of f the far end ca n not acces s any of the featu res above on you r system.

Exampl e: Conference 1 Fa rEndControl Mo de: On

H323 Proﬁle [1..1] Authentication LoginName: <S: 0, 50 >

The system se nds the Auth enticatio n Login Name a nd the Authe ntication Pa ssword to a H.323 Gateke eper for authent ication. Th e authentic ation is a one way a uthentic ation from the codec to the H.323 Gatekeeper, i.e. the system is authenticated to th e gatekeepe r. If the H.323 Gatekeepe r indicates t hat no authentication is require d, the system wil l still try to re gister. Requires t he H.323 Gatekeep er Authent ication Mo de to be enabled.

Format: String with a ma ximum of 50 c haracter s.

Exampl e: H323 Proﬁle 1 Authentication Login nam e: “”

H323 Proﬁle [1..1] Authentication Mode: < On /Off>

On: If the H.323 G atekeeper Authentica tion Mode is s et to On and a H.323 Gateke eper ind icates that it requi res authen tication, th e system will tr y to authenti cate itself to th e gatekeepe r. Requires the Authentic ation ID and Au thenticat ion Password to b e deﬁned on bo th the codec a nd the Gatekee per.

Off: If th e H.323 Gatekeep er Authenti cation Mod e is set to Off the system will n ot try to authe nticate itse lf to a H.323 Gatekeep er, but will still tr y a normal re gistratio n.

Exampl e: H323 Proﬁle 1 Authentication Mode: Off

H323 Proﬁle [1..1] Authentication Password : <S : 0, 50>

Format: String with a ma ximum of 50 c haracter s.

Exampl e: H323 Proﬁle 1 Authentication Password:

H323 Proﬁle [1..1] CallSetup Mode: <D irect /Gatekeeper>

The H.323 Call Se tup Mode deﬁ nes whethe r to use a Gatekee per or Dire ct callin g when esta blishin g H323 calls.

Direct: A n IP-addres s must be use d when dial ling in orde r to make the H323 cal l.

Gatekeepe r: The system w ill use a Gateke eper to make a H.323 c all. When se lecting th is option the H 323 Proﬁle Gateke eper Addre ss and H323 Proﬁ le Gatekeep er Discove ry setti ngs must al so be conﬁgu red.

NOTE! Dire ct H.323 calls c an be made even t hough the H.323 Ca ll Setup Mod e is set to Gatekee per.

Exampl e: H323 Proﬁle 1 CallSetup Mode: Gatekee per

H323 Proﬁle [1..1] Gatekeeper Address: < S: 0, 64>

Speciﬁe s the IP addre ss of the Gateke eper. Requires t he H.323 Call Setu p Mode to be set to Gate keeper and the Gateke eper Dis covery to be s et to Manual.

Format: String with a ma ximum of 6 4 character s.

Exampl e: H323 Proﬁle 1 Gatekeepe r Addre ss: “10.47.1.58”

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H323 Proﬁle [1..1] Gatekeeper Discovery: <Manual/Auto>

Determin es how the system s hall regi ster to a H.323 Gatekee per.

Manual : The system w ill use a speciﬁc Gatekee per iden tiﬁed by the Gate keeper’s IP-addr ess.

Auto: The sys tem will autom atically tr y to registe r to any availabl e Gatekeepe r. If a Gatekeeper re sponds to the reques t sent from the c odec with in 30 secon ds this spe ciﬁc Gatekee per will b e used. This re quires that the Gateke eper is in au to discover y mode as wel l. If no Gatekee per respo nds, the system w ill not use a Gatekeepe r for makin g H.323 calls and h ence an IP-ad dress mus t be speciﬁ ed manually.

Exampl e: H323 Proﬁle 1 Gatekeepe r Discover y: Manual

H323 Proﬁle [1..1] H323Alias E164: < S: 0, 3 0>

The H.323 Alia s E.164 deﬁnes the a ddress of the s ystem, accord ing to the numb ering pla n impleme nted in the H.323 Gatekee per. The E.164 alias is equivale nt to a telephon e number, someti mes combi ned with access co des. Exa mple: “9 047615901”, “550092”

Format: Co mpact stri ng with a ma ximum of 30 ch aracters. Val id characte rs are 0– 9, * and #.

Exampl e: H323 Proﬁle 1 H323Alias E164: “”

H323 Proﬁle [1..1] H323Alias ID : <S : 0, 49 >

Lets you spec ify the H.323 A lias ID whic h is used to add ress the syste m on a H.323 Gatekeeper and wil l be displayed i n the call lis ts. Examp le: “name.s urname @com pany.com”, “My H.323 Alias ID”

Format: String with a ma ximum of 49 c haracter s

Exampl e: H323 Proﬁle 1 H323Alias ID: “”

H323 Proﬁle [1..1] PortAllocation : <Dy namic /Static>

The H.323 Port A llocatio n setting af fects the H .245 port numbers used fo r H.323 call sig nalling.

Dynamic : The system will alloc ate which ports to use whe n opening a TCP c onnecti on. The reas on for doing this is to avoid usi ng the same p orts for su bsequen t calls, as so me ﬁrewalls c onsider th is as a sign of at tack. When Dyn amic is sel ected, the H.323 po rts used a re from 11000 to 20999. Once 209 99 is reach ed they restar t again at 11000. For RTP and RTCP me dia data, th e system is usin g UDP por ts in the range 2326 to

2487. E ach media c hannel i s using two ad jacent ports, ie 2330 and 2331 for RTP and RTCP re spective ly. The por ts are automati cally sel ected by the sys tem within the g iven rang e. Firewall adm inistrator s should not try to dedu ce which po rts are use d when, as the a llocatio n schema wi thin the men tioned ran ge may chang e without an y furthe r notice.

Static: When set to Static t he ports a re given with in a static pre deﬁned ra nge [5555 –65 55].

Exampl e: H323 Proﬁle 1 PortAllocation: Dy nam ic

Network [1..1] Assignment: <S tatic /DHCP>

Deﬁnes wh ether to use DHCP or Static IP a ssignme nt.

Static: T he IP Addres s, Subnet Mas k and Defau lt Gateway for the sy stem must be sp eciﬁed i n the respecti ve address ﬁ elds.

DHCP: The sys tem adresse s are automatically as sigend by the D HCP ser ver.

Changes to th is setting r equires a re start of th e codec.

Exampl e: Network 1 Assign me nt: DHCP

Network [1..1] DNS Domain Name: < S: 0, 64 >

DNS Domai n Name is the de fault doma in name suf ﬁx whic h is added to unq ualiﬁed n ames.

Exampl e: If the DNS D omain Nam e is “company.com” and th e name to look up is “MyVi deoSyste m”, this will result in th e DNS looku p “MyVide oSystem.com pany.com”.

Format: String with a ma ximum of 6 4 character s.

Exampl e: Network 1 DNS D omain N ame: “com pany.com”

Network [1..1] DNS Server [1..5] Address : <S : 0, 64>

Deﬁnes the n etwork ad dresses fo r DNS ser vers. Up to 5 addre sses may be s peciﬁe d. If the networ k addresse s are unkn own, please c ontact your a dministr ator or Interne t Servi ce Provider.

Format: String with a ma ximum of 6 4 character s.

Exampl e: Network 1 DNS Ser ver [1..5] Address: “”

Network [1..1] IEEE8021X AnonymousIdentity: <S : 0, 64>

The 802.1X Anonymous ID strin g is to be used as u nencr ypted identi ty with E AP type s that suppo rt differ ent tunnel ed identit y, like EAP-PEA P and EAP-TTLS . If set, the anony mous ID will b e used for the i nitial (unenc rypted ) EAP Ide ntity Req uest.

Format: String with a ma ximum of 6 4 character s.

Exampl e: Network 1 IEEE8021X Anony mousIdentity: “”

Network [1..1] IEEE8021X Eap Md5 : <On /Of f>

Message-Diges t algorit h 5. Is a Challen ge Handsh ake Authenti cation Protoc ol that relie s on a shared secret. MD5 is a Weak se curity. EAP - E xtens ible Authe ntication Proto col. MD5 - Mes sage Digest Algor ithm 5.

On: The E AP-MD5 protoc ol is enabl ed. Defaul t mode is On.

Off: Th e EAP-MD5 p rotocol is dis abled.

Exampl e: Network 1 IEEE8021X Eap Md5: On

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Network [1..1] IEEE8021X Eap Peap: <On /Of f>

Protected Transpor t Layer Se curity. Devel oped by Microsoft, Cis co and RSA Security. Authe nticates L AN clients wi thout the ne ed for clien t certiﬁ cates. EA P - Extens ible Authe ntication Protocol. PEAP - Pr otected Extens ible Authe ntication Pr otocol.

On: The E AP-PEAP p rotocol is ena bled. Defa ult mode is O n.

Off: Th e EAP-PE AP protocol is d isabled.

Exampl e: Network 1 IEEE8021X Eap Peap: On

Network [1..1] IEEE8021X Eap Ttls: <On /Of f>

Tunneled Transpor t Layer Security. Develo ped by Funk Sof tware and Certic om. Usually s uppor ted by Agere Syste ms, Proxim and Avaya. Authentic ates LAN c lients with out the nee d for client c ertiﬁc ates. EAP Extens ible Authe ntication Pr otocol. TT LS - Tunneled Transpor t Layer Sec urity.

On: The E AP-TTLS protoco l is enable d. Default mo de is On.

Off: Th e EAP-TTLS proto col is disabled.

Exampl e: Network 1 IEEE8021X Eap Ttls: On

Network [1..1] IEEE8021X Identity: <S : 0, 64>

The 802.1X Identity is the use r name nee ded for 802.1X authentication.

Format: String with a ma ximum of 6 4 character s.

Exampl e: Network 1 IEEE8021X Identity: “”

Network [1..1] IEEE8021X Mode: < On/Off >

The system may b e connec ted to an IEEE 802.1X LAN network wi th a port-bas ed networ k access c ontrol that is used to provide authe nticated net work access for Ether net networ ks.

On: The 8 02.1X a uthentic ation is ena bled.

Off: Th e 802.1X authentic ation is dis abled. Def ault mode is O ff.

Exampl e: Network 1 IEEE8021X Mode: Off

Network [1..1] IEEE8021X Password : <S : 0, 32>

The 802.1X Password is the password n eeded for 8 02.1X authentication.

Format: String with a ma ximum of 32 c haracter s.

Exampl e: Network 1 IEEE8021X Password: “***”

Network [1..1] IPv4 Address : <S : 0, 64>

Deﬁnes the S tatic IP addr ess for the sys tem. Only app licable i f Static IP as signment i s chosen.

Format: Co mpact stri ng with a ma ximum of 64 ch aracters.

Exampl e: Network 1 IPv4 Add ress: “10.47.5.100”

Network [1..1] IPv4 Gateway: < S: 0, 64 >

Deﬁnes the I P default ga teway. Only applic able if Stat ic IP assign ment is cho sen.

Format: Co mpact stri ng with a ma ximum of 64 ch aracters.

Exampl e: Network 1 IPv4 Gatew ay: “10.47.5.100”

Network [1..1] IPv4 SubnetMask: <S: 0, 64 >

Deﬁnes the I P subnet mas k. Only app licable i f Static IP as signmen t is chosen.

Format: Co mpact stri ng with a ma ximum of 64 ch aracters.

Exampl e: Network 1 IPv4 Su bnetMa sk: “255.255.255.0”

Network [1..1] IPv4 QoS Mode : <Of f/Diffs erv>

Deﬁnes wh ether IP Dif fser v QoS shou ld be used. T he QoS (Q uality of S ervic e) is a metho d which handles the priori ty of audio, vi deo and dat a in the networ k. The QoS s ettings mu st be suppo rted by the infrastr ucture. Dif fSer v (Dif ferenti ated Serv ices) i s a computer n etworki ng architec ture that spe ciﬁes a simple, scalable an d coarse- grained m echanis m for class ifyin g, managing n etwork tra fﬁc and pro viding QoS prior ities on mo dern IP net works.

Off: Wh en set to Of f no QoS metho d is used.

Diffs erv: Se lect Dif fser v and then go to th e Diffs erv sub -menus (A udio, Data, Sig nalling a nd Video ) to conﬁgure th ese setti ngs.

Exampl e: Network 1 IPv4 QoS Mo de: diffserv

Network [1..1] IPv4 QoS Diffserv Audio: < 0..63 >

The Dif fServ A udio setti ng is used to deﬁ ne which pr iority A udio packets s hould have in a n IP networ k. Enter a prior ity, which ran ges from 0 to 63 fo r the packets. Th e higher th e number, the highe r the prior ity. These pr iorities m ight be over ridden wh en packets are leaving the n etwork co ntrolled by th e local net work administr ator.

Audio: A rec ommend ed value is Di ffSer v Code Poi nt (DSCP ) is AF41, which equals the valu e 34. If in doubt, contact you r network a dministra tor.

Exampl e: Network 1 IPv4 QoS Diffser v Audio: 0

Network [1..1] IPv4 QoS Diffserv Data: < 0..63 >

The Dif fServ D ata settin g is used to deﬁn e which pri ority Da ta packets sho uld have in an IP n etwork. Enter a prior ity, which ran ges from 0 to 63 fo r the packets. Th e higher th e number, the highe r the prior ity. These pr iorities m ight be over ridden wh en packets are leaving the n etwork co ntrolled by th e local net work administr ator.

Data: A rec ommende d value is Di ffSer v Code Poin t (DSCP) A F23, which equ als the value 22. If in doubt, contact you r network a dministra tor.

Exampl e: Network 1 IPv4 QoS Diffser v Data: 0

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Network [1..1] IPv4 QoS Diffserv Signalling: < 0..63>

The Dif fServ S ignalli ng setting i s used to deﬁne w hich prio rity Sig nalling pa ckets shoul d have in an IP network. E nter a prior ity, which rang es from 0 to 63 for the packets. The higher the n umber, the highe r the priorit y. These prio rities mi ght be overri dden whe n packets are le aving the net work cont rolled by the lo cal network ad ministrato r.

Signalli ng: A reco mmende d value is Dif fSer v Code Point ( DSCP) AF31 which equals the va lue 26. If in dou bt, contact you r network a dministra tor.

Exampl e: Network 1 IPv4 QoS Diffser v Signalling: 0

Network [1..1] IPv4 QoS Diffserv Video: <0..63 >

The Dif fServ V ideo set ting is used to d eﬁne whic h priorit y Video pa ckets shoul d have in an IP net work. Enter a prior ity, which ran ges from 0 to 63 fo r the packets. Th e higher th e number, the highe r the prior ity. These pr iorities m ight be over ridden wh en packets are leaving the n etwork co ntrolled by th e local net work administr ator.

Video: A r ecommen ded value is DiffS erv Cod e Point (DSC P) AF41, which equals the val ue 34. If in doubt, contact you r network a dministra tor.

Exampl e: Network 1 IPv4 QoS Diffser v Video: 0

Network [1..1] MTU: <4 00..1500>

Set the ether net MTU ( Maxim um Transmissio n Unit).

Range: 40 0-1500 bytes

Exampl e: Network 1 MT U: 1500

Network [1..1] Speed: <Auto /10half/10full/100half/100full /1000ful l>

Set the ether net link spe ed.

Auto: Autone gotiate link sp eed.

10half: Force l ink to 10Mbps half-d uplex.

10full: Forc e link to 10Mbps ful l-duplex.

100half: For ce link to 100Mbps h alf-dupl ex.

100full: Fo rce link to 100Mb ps full-du plex.

1000full : Force link to 1Gbps f ull-dupl ex.

Exampl e: Network 1 Sp eed: Auto

Network [1..1] TrafﬁcControl Mode: < On/ Off>

Conﬁgure h ow video pac kets transmi ssion spe ed shall be c ontrolle d.

On: Transmit vi deo packets a t maximu m 20Mbps.

Off: Transmi t video pac kets at link spe ed.

Exampl e: Network 1 Trafﬁ cControl: On

NetworkServices H323 Mode : <On /Off>

Determin es whether t he system should be able to pl ace and rec eive H.323 call s.

On: Set to On to en able the possibilit y to place and r eceive H.323 calls.This is the defau lt settin g.

Off: Se t to Off to disa ble the poss ibilit y to place and re ceive H.323 cal ls.

NOTE! Chan ges in this setting req uires the co dec to be resta rted.

Exampl e: NetworkSer vices H323 Mode: On

NetworkServices HTTP Mode: <On/Off>

HTTP is a p rotocol for transferrin g web-page s for system man agement, d iagnostic s and software uplo ads.

On: The HTTP protoc ol is enabl ed.

Off: Th e HTTP p rotocol is disabled.

Exampl e: NetworkSer vices HTTP M ode: On

NetworkServices HTTPS Mode: <On/ Off>

HTTPS is a We b protocol that e ncryp ts and decr ypts user p age reque sts as well as th e pages that a re returned by th e Web serve r.

On: The HTTPS protoc ol is enabl ed.

Off: Th e HTTPS p rotocol is dis abled.

Exampl e: NetworkSer vices HTTPS Mo de: On

NetworkServices NTP Address: <S: 0, 64 >

Enter the NTP Ad dress to deﬁn e the networ k time protoco l server a ddress. Th is addres s will be used i f NTP Mode is set to Ma nual, or if set to Au to and no addre ss is suppl ied by a DHCP se rver.

Format: String with a ma ximum of 6 4 character s.

Exampl e: NetworkSer vices NTP Ad dress: “1.ta ndbe rg.pool.ntp.org”

NetworkServices NTP Mode: <Auto /Ma nual>

The Netwo rk Time Protoc ol (NTP ) is used to syn chronize the ti me of the system to a reference tim e serve r. The time se rver wil l subseque ntly be que ried ever y 24th hour for time up dates. The tim e will be dis played on the top of the scr een. The sys tem will use th e time to timestamp messa ges trans mitted to Gatekeepers or Border C ontroller s requiring H.235 authentication. T he system will u se the time to tim estamp me ssages transmit ted to Gatekeep ers or Bord er Control lers that re quires H.235 au thentica tion. It is also u sed for timestam ping Place d Calls, Mis sed Calls and Receive d Calls.

Auto: The sys tem will use th e NTP ser ver, by which addres s is suppli ed from the DH CP serve r in the network. I f no DHCP ser ver is use d, or the DHCP se rver doe s not provide th e system with a N TP serve r address, th e system will u se the static de ﬁned NTP se rver add ress spe ciﬁed by the us er.

Manual : The system w ill always use t he static deﬁ ned NTP ser ver addre ss speci ﬁed by the use r.

Exampl e: NetworkSer vices NTP Mo de: Manu al

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NetworkServices SIP Mode : <On /Of f>

Determin es whether t he system should be able to pl ace and rec eive SIP cal ls.

On: Set to On to en able the po ssibilit y to place and receive SIP c alls.This is the def ault setti ng.

Off: Se t to Off to disa ble the poss ibilit y to place and re ceive SIP ca lls.

NOTE! Chan ges in this setting req uires the co dec to be resta rted.

Exampl e: NetworkSer vices SIP Mode: On

NetworkServices SNMP CommunityName: < S: 0, 50 >

Enter the nam e of the Networ k Servi ces SNMP C ommunit y. SNMP Communi ty name s are used to authentic ate SNMP requ ests. SNMP re quests mu st have a ‘passwor d’ (case se nsitive ) in order to rece ive a response f rom the SNMP A gent in the co dec. The def ault passwo rd is “public”. If you have th e TANDBERG Managem ent Suite ( TMS) you m ust make sure th e same SNM P Communi ty is conﬁg ured there too. No te! The SNMP Co mmunit y password is c ase sensi tive.

Format: String with a ma ximum of 50 c haracter s.

Exampl e: NetworkSer vices SN MP Com mun ityName: “pu blic”

NetworkServices SNMP Host [1..3] Address: <S : 0, 64 >

Enter the IP add ress of up to thre e SNMP Managers. All tr aps will the n be sent to the hos ts listed.

The system’s SNMP Age nt (in the c odec) re sponds to req uests from S NMP Manag ers (a PC pr ogram etc.). SNMP Traps are gen erated by the SNMP Agent to infor m the SNMP Ma nager abo ut impor tant events. C an be used to sen d event created m essage s to the SNMP age nt about di fferent e vents like: sy stem reboot, system dial ing, system dis connect ing, MCU call, p acket loss etc. Traps can be sent to multi ple SNMP Trap Hosts.

Format: String with a ma ximum of 6 4 character s.

Exampl e: NetworkSer vices SN MP Host 1 Add ress: “”

NetworkServices SNMP Mode : <O ff/ ReadOnly/ReadWrite >

SNMP (Simple Net work Manag ement Protoc ol) is use d in networ k managem ent systems to mo nitor network-attached dev ices (ro uters, ser vers, switc hes, proje ctors, etc) for c ondition s that warra nt administr ative attenti on. SNMP exp oses mana gement dat a in the form of va riables o n the manage d systems, whi ch descri be the system c onﬁguration. These variables c an then be qu eried ( set to ReadOnly) and someti mes set (se t to ReadWrite ) by managing applica tions.

Off: Se t to Off whe n you want to disab le the SNMP n etwork se rvice.

ReadOnl y: Set to Read Only when y ou want to enabl e the SNMP net work ser vice for q ueries o nly.

ReadWrite : Set to ReadO nly when yo u want to enabl e the SNMP net work ser vice for bot h queries and command s.

Exampl e: NetworkSer vices SN MP Mode: Read Write

NetworkServices SNMP SystemContact: <S: 0, 50 >

Enter the nam e of the Networ k Servi ces SNMP S ystem Contac t.

Format: String with a ma ximum of 50 c haracter s.

Exampl e: NetworkSer vices SN MP Syste mContact: “”

NetworkServices SNMP SystemLocation: <S : 0, 50 >

Enter the nam e of the Networ k Servi ces SNMP S ystem Locati on.

Format: String with a ma ximum of 50 c haracter s.

Exampl e: NetworkSer vices SN MP Syste mLocation: “”

NetworkServices Telnet Mode: < On/ Off >

Telnet is a network p rotocol use d on the Interne t or local ar ea networ k (LA N) conn ections.

On: The Telnet pr otocol is ena bled.

Off: Th e Telnet protocol is di sabled. T his is the defa ult factor y setting.

Exampl e: NetworkSer vices Telnet M ode: Off

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Phonebook Server [1..1] ID: <S : 0, 64>

Enter a name for the externa l phoneb ook. Addres ses the spe ciﬁc phon ebook.

Format: String with a ma ximum of 6 4 character s.

Exampl e: Phoneb ook Serv er 1 ID: “default”

Phonebook Server [1..1] URL: <S : 0, 255>

Enter the addr ess (UR L) to the extern al phoneb ook ser ver. Addresses th e speciﬁc p honebo ok serve r.

Format: String with a ma ximum of 255 c haracters.

Exampl e: Phoneb ook Serv er 1 URL: “http://tms.company.com/tms/public/exter nal/

phoneb ook/phonebo ok.asmx”

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SerialPor t BaudRate: < 9600 /19200 /38400/ 57600/115200>

Specif y the baud rate ( bps) on the COM por t (data por t). Th e default val ue is 38400.

Other defa ult param eters for the CO M port ar e: Parit y: None Data bits: 8 Stop bits: 1 Flow c ontrol: No ne.

Valid inputs fo r baud rate: 9 600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200 bits/se cond.

Exampl e: SerialPort Bau dRate: 38400

SerialPor t LoginRequired : <On/O ff>

The Seri al Login set ting determ ines wheth er or not ther e should be a l ogin when c onnectin g to the COM port (d ata port ).

On: Login i s required w hen conn ecting to the CO M port (d ata port ).

Off: Th e user can a ccess the C OM port ( data por t) withou t any login.

Exampl e: SerialPort Lo ginReq uired: Off

SIP Proﬁle [1..1] Authentication [1..1] LoginName: <S : 0, 50 >

This is the us er name par t of the cred entials us ed to authenticate towards the SIP proxy.

Format: String with a ma ximum of 50 c haracter s.

Exampl e: SIP Proﬁle 1 Authentication 1 Logi nNa me: “”

SIP Proﬁle [1..1] Authentication [1..1] Password : <S : 0, 50>

This is the pa ssword par t of the crede ntials use d to authentic ate towards the SIP p roxy.

Format: String with a ma ximum of 50 c haracter s.

Exampl e: SIP Proﬁle 1 Authentication 1 Passw ord:

SIP Proﬁle [1..1] DefaultTransport: <U DP/TCP/TLS /Auto >

Select th e transpor t protocol to be u sed over the L AN.

UDP: The syste m will always u se UDP as the de fault trans port me thod.

TCP: The system wi ll always use TCP as the default tr anspor t method.

TLS: The sy stem will alw ays use TLS as the d efault tra nsport m ethod. For TLS c onnectio ns a SIP CA-list can be uplo aded usin g the web inter face. If no su ch CA-list is avai lable on th e system then an onymous D ifﬁe Hellman w ill be used.

Auto: The sys tem will tr y to connect us ing transp ort protoc ols in the foll owing orde r: TLS, TCP, UDP.

Exampl e: SIP Proﬁle 1 DefaultTrans port: Auto

The Provisioning settings The Serial Port settings

Provisioning ExternalManager Address : <S : 0, 64>

If an Exte rnal Man ager addre ss and a path is c onﬁgured, th e system will p ost an HT TP messag e to this address w hen star ting up. When r eceivin g this HTTP posting th e Extern al Manage r (typi cally a management system) ca n return con ﬁguration s/comm ands to the uni t as a result. If th e DHCP Option 242 is retu rned in the DHCP res ponse from th e DHCP ser ver the syste m will interp ret this as the E xterna l Manage r address to use.

Format: String with a ma ximum of 6 4 character s.

Exampl e: Provisionin g Exter nalMa nager A ddress: “”

Provisioning ExternalManager Path: < S: 0, 25 5>

Format: String with a ma ximum of 255 c haracters.

Exampl e: Provisionin g Exter nalMa nager Path: “tm s/public/externa l/manage ment/

System Ma nagem entServ ice.asm x”

Provisioning Mode: < Off /TMS>

Provides th e possibil ity of mana ging the cod ec (end point) by usi ng an exter nal manag er/manag ement system.

Off: Th e system will n ot try to regis ter to any manag ement syste m.

TMS: If set to TM S the system wil l try to regis ter with a TMS s erver as d escrib ed in Provisi oning Exter nalManag er settin gs. TMS is sho rt for TANDBERG M anageme nt System. Ple ase contac t your TANDBERG repres entative for m ore informa tion.

Exampl e: Provisionin g Mode: TMS

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SIP Proﬁle [1..1] Outbound: <On /Of f>

The clien t initiated co nnectio ns mechan ism for ﬁrewal l traversal, c onnecti on reuse and r edundan cy. The current ve rsion sup ports ht tp://tools.ietf.org/ht ml/draf t-ietf-sip -outboun d-20.

On: Set up mu ltiple ou tbound con nections to s ervers i n the Proxy Add ress list.

Off: Co nnect to the si ngle proxy conﬁgure d ﬁrst in Proxy A ddress lis t.

Exampl e: SIP Proﬁle 1 Outbo und: Off

SIP Proﬁle [1..1] Proxy [1..4] Address : <S : 0, 255 >

The Proxy Ad dress is the m anually c onﬁgured address for th e outbound p roxy. It is possib le to use a full y qualiﬁe d domain na me, or an IP addr ess. The def ault por t is 5060 for TCP a nd UDP but an other one ca n be provided. If O utbound i s enabled, m ultiple prox ies can be a ddresse d.

Format: Co mpact stri ng with a ma ximum of 255 cha racters.

Exampl e: SIP Proﬁle 1 Prox y 1 Addres s: “”

SIP Proﬁle [1..1] Proxy [1..4] Discover y: <Auto/ Manual >

Manual : When Man ual is sele cted, the manu ally conﬁ gured SIP Prox y address will be used

Auto: When Auto is selecte d, the SIP Proxy a ddress is ob tained us ing Dynam ic Host Conﬁ guration Protocol (DHCP ).

Exampl e: SIP Proﬁle 1 Prox y 1 Discovery: Ma nual

SIP Proﬁle [1..1] Type: < Standard/ Alcatel /Avaya /Cisc o/M icrosof t/ Nortel/E xperimental /

Siemens >

Enables S IP extensio ns and spe cial behav iour for a ven dor or provid er

Standard : Should b e used whe n registeri ng to standar d SIP proxy like O penSer.

Alcatel : Must be use d when regi stering to a Alcatel-Lucent OmniPCX En terprise R7 o r later.

Avaya: Must be u sed when re gistered to a Avaya Co mmunica tion Manag er.

Cisco: Mu st be used wh en registe ring to a Cisco C allManag er versio n 5 or later.

Microsof t: Must be u sed when re gisterin g to a Microsof t LCS or OCS ser ver.

Nortel : Must be use d when reg istering to a No rtel MCS 5100 or MCS 5200 PBX .

Exper imental : Can be use d if auto is not working Note ! This mode i s for testing pu rposes on ly.

Exampl e: SIP Proﬁle 1 Ty pe: Stand ard

SIP Proﬁle [1..1] URI: <S : 0, 255 >

The SIP URI or number is us ed to addres s the system. Thi s is the URI that i s registere d and used by the SIP serv ices to route in bound cal ls to the system. A Un iform Reso urce Ident iﬁer (U RI) is a compact strin g of characters used to identify or na me a resourc e.

Format: Co mpact stri ng with a ma ximum of 255 cha racters.

Exampl e: SIP Proﬁle 1 URI: “sip:name@e xa mple.com”

Standby BootAction: <None/ Preset1/Pres et2/ Preset3/Pr eset4/ Preset5/Preset6 /

Preset7/Preset8 /Pre set9/Preset10/Preset11/Preset12/Pres et13/Pr eset14/Pr eset15/ RestoreCameraPosition /DefaultCameraPosition>

Decide wh at the system is g oing to do on boot.

None: No ac tion.

Preset 1..15: Activate the selected prese t.

RestoreCa meraPosi tion: Set th e camera to the p osition it h ad before the l ast boot.

DefaultC ameraPos ition: Set t he camera to th e factory d efault pos ition.

Exampl e: Stand by Bo otAction: DefaultCamera Position

Standby Control: < On /Off>

Determin e whether the s ystem shoul d go into stand by mode or not.

On: Enter st andby mode w hen the Sta ndby Delay ha s timed out. Re quires the S tandby Del ay to be set to an appropri ate value.

Off: Not e ntering st andby mode.

Exampl e: Stand by Control: On

Standby Delay: <1..480 >

Deﬁne how lo ng (in minu tes) the sys tem shall be i n idle mode b efore it goes i nto standby mo de. Require s the Standby Co ntrol to be enab led.

Range: 1-480 s econds

Exampl e: Stand by Dela y: 10

Standby StandbyAction : <None/ PrivacyPosition >

The setti ng determin es what the sy stem is going to d o when goin g into standby mo de.

None: No ac tion.

PrivacyPos ition: Turns the c amera to a sid eways positio n for privac y.

Exampl e: Stand by Sta ndb yAction: PrivacyPosition

Standby WakeupAction: < None /Pr eset1/Preset2 /Pre set3/ Preset4/Preset5/Prese t6/

Preset7/Preset8 /Pre set9/Preset10/Preset11/Preset12/Pres et13/Pr eset14/Pr eset15/ RestoreCameraPosition /DefaultCameraPosition>

Decide wh at the system is g oing to do whe n leaving st andby mode.

None: No ac tion.

Preset 1..15: Activate the selected prese t.

RestoreCa meraPosi tion: Set th e camera to the p osition it h ad before ente ring stan dby.

DefaultC ameraPos ition: Set t he camera to th e factory d efault pos ition.

Exampl e: Stand by Wa keupAction: RestoreCa meraPosition

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SystemUnit CallLogging Mode: < On /Off>

Enables /disab les loggi ng of calls re ceived or p laced by the sys tem. The call l ogs may then b e viewed vi a the GUI or using t he xHistor y command.

On: Enab le logging.

Off: Di sable log ging.

Exampl e: Syste mUnit CallLoggi ng Mode: On

SystemUnit IrSensor Mode: < On/ Off /Auto >

The System U nit IR Senso r setting d etermine s whether the i nfrared re ceiver on t he codec sh ould be ena bled or not. The IR se nsor LED is located in the fro nt of the codec and ﬂicker s when an ir si gnal is rec eived from the remote cont rol.

On: Set to On to en able the IR se nsor on the c odec.

Off: Se t to Off to disa ble the IR sen sor on the cod ec.

Auto: The sys tem will autom atically d isable the I R sensor on th e codec if th e IR sensor at c amera is enabled. Other wise the IR se nsor on the co dec will be e nabled.

Exampl e: Syste mUnit IrSensor Mo de: On

SystemUnit MenuLanguage: < English/ Norwe gian /Swedish/German /Fre nch/ Italia n/

Japanes e/Russian /Spanish /Kore an/ Finnish /ChineseSimpliﬁed /Chi neseTraditional / PortugueseBrazilian /Turkish/ Polish >

Select a la nguage for t he menus on s creen.

Exampl e: Syste mUnit MenuL ang uage: English

SystemUnit Name: < S: 0, 5 0>

Enter a System N ame to deﬁne a na me of the system u nit. If the H.323 Ali as ID is conﬁg ured on the sys tem then this ID wi ll be used in stead of the syste m name. The system name wil l be displaye d:

* When the co dec is actin g as an SNMP Age nt

* Towards a DHCP ser ver

Format: String with a ma ximum of 50 c haracter s.

Exampl e: Syste mUnit Nam e: “Meeting Room Na me”

Time DateFormat: < DD_MM_YY/MM _DD_YY/YY_MM_DD >

Speciﬁe s the date form at.

DD_MM _YY: The date Januar y 30th 20 09 will be dis played: 3 0.01.09

MM_DD _YY: The date Januar y 30th 2009 will be dis played: 01.30.09

YY_MM_ DD: The d ate Januar y 30th 200 9 will be disp layed: 09.01.30

Exampl e: Time D ateFormat: DD_M M_YY

Time TimeFormat: < 24H/12H >

Speciﬁe s the time for mat.

24H: Set the time fo rmat to 24 hours.

12H: Set the time for mat to 12 hours (AM/ PM).

Exampl e: Time Ti meForm at: 24H

Time Zone: <See the value space list>

Speciﬁe s the time zone w here the syste m is located, using Window s time zone de scription fo rmat.

Value space li st:

GMT-12 :00 ( Internatio nal Date Lin e West)

GMT-11:0 0 (Midway Island, Samoa)

GMT-10:00 ( Hawaii )

GMT-09:0 0 (Alas ka)

GMT-08:0 0 (Paciﬁc Time (US & Canada ) Tijuana )

GMT-07:00 (Arizon a)

GMT-07:00 (Moun tain Time ( US & Canad a))

GMT-07:00 (Chihu ahua, La Pa z, Mazatl an)

GMT-06:0 0 (Central Amer ica)

GMT-06:0 0 (Sas katchewan )

GMT-06:0 0 (Guad alajara , Mexico Cit y, Monterrey)

GMT-06:0 0 (Central Time ( US & Canada ))

GMT-05:0 0 (India na (Ea st))

GMT-05:0 0 (Bogot a, Lima, Qu ito)

GMT-05:0 0 (Easte rn Time ( US & Canada ))

GMT-04:30 ( Caracas )

GMT-04:00 ( La Paz)

GMT-04:00 ( Santiago)

GMT-04:00 ( Atlantic Time (Can ada))

GMT-03:30 ( Newfo undland )

GMT-03:0 0 (Bue nos Aires, G eorgetown )

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GMT+08: 00 (Ku ala Lumpu r, Singapore)

GMT+08: 00 (B eijing, Cho ngqing, Ho ng Kong, Urumq i)

GMT+08: 00 (Ir kutsk, Ulaan Bataa r)

GMT+09: 00 (O saka, Sap poro, Tokyo)

GMT+09: 00 (S eoul)

GMT+09: 00 (Yakuts k)

GMT+09: 30 (Da rwin )

GMT+09: 30 (Adel aide)

GMT+10:00 (Gua m, Port More sby)

GMT+10:00 (Br isbane )

GMT+10:00 (Vla divostok)

GMT+10:00 (Hob art)

GMT+10:00 (Canberra, Me lbourne, S ydney)

GMT+11:00 (Mag adan, Solo mon Is., New Cale donia)

GMT+12:00 (Fiji, Kam chatka, Ma rshall Is. )

GMT+12:00 (Aucklan d, Wellington )

GMT+13:00 (Nuku a lofa)

Exampl e: Time Zone: “GM T (Greenw ich Mean Tim e : Dublin, Ed inbu rgh, Lisbon,

London)”

GMT-03:0 0 (Gree nland)

GMT-03:0 0 (Bras ilia)

GMT-02:00 ( Mid-Atla ntic)

GMT-01:00 (Ca pe Verde Is.)

GMT-01:00 (Azo res)

GMT (Cas ablanc a, Monrovia )

GMT (Gre enwich Me an Time : Du blin, Edinb urgh, Lisbo n, London)

GMT+01:00 ( West Central Africa )

GMT+01:00 (A msterdam, Be rlin, Ber n, Rome, Stock holm, Vien na)

GMT+01:00 ( Brusse ls, Copenh agen, Madr id, Paris)

GMT+01:00 ( Sarajevo, Skop je, Warsaw, Zagreb)

GMT+01:00 ( Belgrad e, Bratislava, B udapest, L jubljan a, Prague )

GMT+02:0 0 (Har are, Pretoria )

GMT+02:0 0 (Jerus alem)

GMT+02:0 0 (Athens, Is tanbul, Mi nsk)

GMT+02:0 0 (Hel sinki, Kyiv, Riga, Soﬁ a, Tallinn, Vilniu s)

GMT+02:0 0 (Cairo )

GMT+02:0 0 (Buc harest)

GMT+03: 00 (Na irobi)

GMT+03: 00 (Kuwait, Riyadh )

GMT+03: 00 (Mo scow, St. Petersburg, Volgograd )

GMT+03: 00 (Ba ghdad)

GMT+03: 30 (Tehran)

GMT+04: 00 (Abu Dh abi, Musca t)

GMT+04: 00 (Baku, Tbilisi, Yerevan )

GMT+04:3 0 (Kabu l)

GMT+05: 00 (Islamabad, Ka rachi, Tashkent)

GMT+05: 00 (Ek aterinburg )

GMT+05:30 (Chen nai, Kolkata, Mumbai, New D elhi)

GMT+05:45 ( Kathmandu)

GMT+06: 00 (S ri Jayawarden epura)

GMT+06: 00 (Ast ana, Dhak a)

GMT+06: 00 (Al maty, Novosibir sk)

GMT+06: 30 (Ra ngoon)

GMT+07:00 (Ba ngkok, Hano i, Jakar ta)

GMT+07:00 (K rasnoyars k)

GMT+08: 00 (Pe rth)

GMT+08: 00 (Taipei )

The Video settings

The Time settings,

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Video DefaultPresentationSource: <1..2 >

Deﬁne whi ch video in put source s hall be use d as the defau lt present ation sourc e (e.g. when you p ress the Presentat ion key on the rem ote control) .

Exampl e: Video DefaultPresent ationSource: 2

Video Encoder Threshold60fps: < 0..600 0>

If the bandw idth used fo r transmit ting vide o is above or equ al to this thres hold, the syste m will sele ct the highest v ideo reso lution pos sible whi le maintai ning 60 fps. I f below this th reshold, th e system will se lect the highest v ideo reso lution pos sible whi le maintai ning 30f ps.

NOTE: This s etting wil l only appl y when the vi deo input s ource to be tran smitted is a 6 0fps sou rce, and the selected v ideo inpu t is conﬁgu red for motion.

Range: 0 -600 0 kbps

Exampl e: Video Encod er Thresh old60fps: 2000

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Video Input DVI [2] Type: <AutoDetect/Digital/ AnalogRGB>

The ofﬁc ial DVI stand ard suppo rts both dig ital and an alog sign als. In most c ases the def ault AutoDete ct setting ca n detect whe ther the sig nal is anal og RGB or digi tal. However, in some ra re cases when DVI-I cables a re used (the se cable s can carr y both the an alog and digital sign als) this d etection mi ght fail. Thi s setting ma kes it poss ible to overri de the AutoDete ct and sele ct the corr ect DVI vide o input.

This sett ing should a lso be used i f the video i nput on the DVI c onnector i s an analog c omponen t (YPbPr) type sig nal. This is u sed by some ca meras ( Sony EVI- HD1) and DVD/B lu-ray playe rs. Since it i s not possib le to auto detect the d iffere nce betwe en Analo gRGB and An alogYPbPr, the Analo g YPbPr set ting has to be selected i f this is to be use d.

AutoDetect : Set to AutoDetec t to automatica lly detect if t he signal is a nalog RGB o r digital.

Digital : Set to Digit al to force the DVI video inpu t to Digital wh en using DVI -I cables w ith both anal og and digital pi ns and AutoDe tect fails.

AnalogR GB: Set to Ana logRGB to forc e the DVI vide o input to Ana logRGB wh en using DVI- I cables w ith both analo g and digita l pins and Au toDetect fail s.

Exampl e: Video Input DVI 2 T yp e: AutoDetect

Video Input Source [1..2] CameraControl Mode : <On/O ff>

Determin es whether o r not the came ra control ( pan/t ilt/zoom ) should b e enabled for the speci ﬁc video in put source.

On: Set to On to en able cam era control fo r the camer a.

Off: Se t to Off to disa ble camera control for th e camera.

Exampl e: Video Input Sou rce 1 Came raControl Mode: On

Video Input Source [1..2] CameraControl CameraId: <1..1>

Select th e ID of the came ra (Not co nﬁgurabl e on Codec C20 ).

Exampl e: Video Input Sou rce 1 Came raControl Cam eraId: 1

Video Input Source [1] Connector: < HDMI >

Select wh ich vide o input con nector to be acti ve on video i nput sourc e 1.

HDMI: Se lect HDMI w hen you want to us e the HDMI con nector as in put (Not c onﬁgurab le on Code c C20)

Exampl e: Video Input Sou rce 1 Connector: HDMI

Video Input Source [2] Connector: < DVI>

Select wh ich vide o input con nector to be acti ve on video i nput sourc e 2.

DVI: Sele ct DVI when yo u want to use the DVI co nnector as i nput (N ot conﬁgura ble on Code c C20)

Exampl e: Video Input Sou rce 2 Connector: DVI

Video Input Source [1] Name: <S: 0, 50 >

Enter the nam e of the video i nput sourc e 1, which for Codec C20 g enerall y will be the m ain camer a.

Format: String with a ma ximum of 50 c haracter s.

Exampl e: Video Input Sou rce 1 Name: “Ca mera”

Video Input Source [2] Name : <S : 0, 50 >

Enter the nam e of the video i nput sourc e 2, which for Cod ec C20 gener ally will b e a PC.

Format: String with a ma ximum of 50 c haracter s.

Exampl e: Video Input Sou rce 2 Name: “PC”

Video Input Source [1..2] Quality: <Motion/Shar pness >

When enc oding and transmitt ing video at a s peciﬁc ba ndwidth th ere will be a tr adeoff b etween hi gh resoluti on and high f ramerate. For s ome vide o sources it i s more impor tant to tran smit high f ramerate tha n high resol ution and v ice versa. T he Quali ty settin g speciﬁ es whether to g ive priori ty to high fr ame rate or to high resol ution for a gi ven source. Ad dresses the selecte d video inp ut connec tor.

Motion: Pr ioritizes f ramerate ove r resoluti on (30 fps of 60fp s dependi ng on the Thre shold6 0fps conﬁ guration. Used when th ere is a need f or higher f rame rates, t ypicall y when a larg e number of p artici pants are pre sent or when the re is a lot of motion i n the picture. M ost camer a inputs wil l be conﬁgur ed to motion.

Sharpne ss: Give s the highe st possibl e resoluti on. Used whe n you want the hi ghest qua lity of deta iled images an d graphic s, typica lly from PC’s or othe r presenta tion source s.

Exampl e: Video Input Sou rce 1 HDMI 1 Qu ality: Motion

Video Layout ScaleToFrame: <Ma nual/MaintainAspectRatio/ StretchToFit>

Deﬁnes wh at to do if the asp ect ratio of a vi deo input s ource doesn’t match the aspe ct ratio of the corresp onding ima ge frame in a c ompositi on. For example if you have a 4: 3 input sour ce (like XGA ) to be displayed o n a 16:9 output ( like HD720).

Manual : If the dif ference in a spect rati o between t he video in put source a nd the targe t image fram e is less than the Sca leToFrameThrshold conﬁgur ation (in p ercent) , the image is st retched to ﬁt. Unl ess the system will maint ain the orig inal aspe ct ratio.

Maintain AspectR atio: Will m aintain th e aspect ra tio of the input s ource, and ﬁl l in black in th e rest of the frame (l etter boxin g or pillar b oxing).

StretchToFit: Will stretch ( horizont ally or ver tically ) the input s ource to ﬁt into the i mage fram e.

Exampl e: Video Layout ScaleToFr ame: Ma intainA spectR atio

Video Layout ScaleToFrameTreshold: < 0..100>

Only appl icable if t he ScaleToFrame conﬁgu ration is set to ma nual. If the di fferen ce in aspec t ratio betwe en the video input sourc e and the target image fra me is less than the ScaleToFrameThrshold c onﬁgurati on (in percent), the image is stretched to ﬁt. Un less the syste m will main tain the ori ginal asp ect ratio.

Exampl e: Video Layout ScaleToFr ameT reshold: 5

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Video Layout Scaling : <On/O ff>

Deﬁnes wh ether the system should au tomatical ly adjust as pect ratio fo r images or f rames wh en it differs between t he image and t he frame it is to be placed in.

On: Let the sy stem automati cally adju st aspec t ratio.

Off: Do n ot do any aspe ct ratio cha nges automatically.

Exampl e: Video Layout Scali ng: On

Video MainVideoSource: < Camera /PC>

Deﬁne whi ch video in put source s hall be use d as the main v ideo sourc e, i.e. the source to be tr ansmitted when in a cal l.

Camera : Select the camera in put (HD MI) to be use d as the main v ideo sourc e.

PC: Sele ct the PC inpu t (DVI) to b e used as the ma in video s ource.

Exampl e: Video MainVideoSou rce: Came ra

Video Monitors: < Singl e/D ual>

The code c can be used w ith more tha n one monitor a nd this sett ing lets you set th e codec’s monitor l ayout mode to Singl e or Dual.

Single: T he same layo ut is shown on all monitor s.

Dual: T he layout is dis tributed o n two monitor s.

Exampl e: Video Monitors: Single

Video OSD Mode: < On/ Off >

The Vide o OSD (On Sc reen Disp lay) Mode l ets you deﬁne w hether or not g raphica l informati on and icons on screen sh ould be displayed.

On: Set to On to di splay the on sc reen menu s, icons and i ndicators ( microp hone on/ off, encr yption on /off ).

Off: Se t to Off to hide th e on screen m enus, icon s and indic ators (mic rophone on /off, encryption on /off ).

Exampl e: Video OSD Mode: On

Video OSD Output: <1..2>

The Vide o OSD (On Sc reen Disp lay) Outp ut lets you deﬁn e which mon itor should d isplay the o n screen menus, info rmation an d icons. By default the OSD o utput is dis played on the ﬁr st monitor.

If you have a single monitor an d you cannot se e any OSD on the m onitor: If the OS D output has b een set to the second m onitor and th e second mo nitor is not co nnected, the n you cannot s ee any menu s, informatio n or icons on th e screen. To move the OSD ou tput to the ﬁrst m onitor press the followi ng shor tcut seque nce on the remote co ntrol. Press th e Disconn ect key followe d by: * # * # 0 x # (where x i s output 1 or 2 ).

Exampl e: Video OSD Output: 1

Video Output HDMI [1..2] MonitorRole : <Fi rst/Second>

The monitor role descr ibes what v ideo stre am will be sh own on the moni tor connec ted to the output connecto r. Applicable on ly if the mon itor conﬁgur ation is set to du al.

First: Sh ow main vide o stream.

Second : Show prese ntation vi deo stream.

Exampl e: Video Output HDM I 1 MonitorRole: First

Video Output HDMI [1..2] Resolution : <Au to/640_480_60 /80 0_60 0_60 /1024_768_ 60/1280

_1024_60/1280_720_60 /1920_1080_60 /1280_768 _60/1360_768_ 60/1366_768_ 60/160 0_1200_6 0/1920_1200_6 0>

Select th e preferred r esolutio n for the moni tor connecte d to HDMI vide o output. This will force th e selected resoluti on on the moni tor.

Auto: The sys tem will autom atically tr y to set the opti mal resolu tion base d on negotiati on with the co nnected monitor.

Range: 6 40x480@ 60p, 800x600 @60p, 1024x768@60 p, 1280x1024@60 p, 1280x720@60p, 1920x1080@6 0p, 1280x768@60p, 1360x768@ 60p, 1366x768@ 60p, 1600x1200@ 60p, 1920x1200@ 60p

Exampl e: Video Output HDM I 1 Resolution: 1920_1080_60

Video Selfview: < On /Off>

The Vide o Selfv iew settin g determin es whether o r not the main v ideo sourc e (self view) s hould be dis played on screen.

On: Set to On w hen you want se lfview to be displayed o n screen.

Off: Se t to Off whe n you do not want se lfview to b e displayed o n screen.

Exampl e: Video Selfview: On

Video WallPaper: <None/ Growing/S ummers ky/ Custom >

The Vide o Wallpape r setting de termines w hether or not a b ackground p icture shou ld be displ ayed on screen wh en idle.

None: Set to N one if you do not wa nt a wallpap er to be displa yed on scree n.

Summers ky, Growing : Select the w allpape r to be displaye d on screen.

Custom: Th e custom wallp aper is upl oaded fro m the web inter face. Ope n a web browser a nd enter the IP address of th e codec. Select “Wall paper” f rom the menu on to p of the scree n. Browse for the ﬁl e and press the “Uploa d” button. Toggle on ce betwee n “None” and “C ustom” wallpa per to make the c hange take ef fect. See the App endices s ection for f urthe r details ab out the web inte rface.

Exampl e: Video Wallpape r: Sum mersky

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Experimental Net workSer vices Multiway Address: <S: 0, 255 >

Enter the addr ess to the TANDBERG VCS ( Video C ommunic ation Ser ver) where the Multiway fe ature is enab led. Multi way is a TANDBERG feature. It a llows endp oint user s to transfer an ex isting cal l to an MCU in orde r to add extra pa rticipa nts to the call. The current ve rsion of Mul tiway suppor ts SIP and H.323.

Format: String with a ma ximum of 255 c haracters.

Exampl e: Ex perim ental NetworkS ervices Mu ltiway Address: “H323:multiway@co mpa ny.co m”

Experimental Video OptimalDeﬁnition Proﬁle: < Norm al/ Medium /Hi gh>

Video qu ality is de termined by a c ombinati on of resolu tion and fra me rate and var ies based o n bandwid th.

Normal, Me dium, High : See the Vi deo optima l deﬁnition t ables be low.

Table 1: For systems supp orting 1080 p

w288p30 w448p30 w576p30 720p30 1080p30

Normal 256kbit /s 512 kbit/s 768 kbit/s 1152 kbit/s 2560 kbit/s

Medium 128kbit/s 384 k bit/s 512 kbit/s 768 k bit/s 1920 kbit/s

High 128kbit/s 256 kbit/s 512 k bit/s 768 k bit/s 1472 kbit/s

Table 2: For systems su pporti ng 720p60

w144p60 w288 p60 w448p 60 w576p60 720p60

Normal 128kbit/s 512 kbit/s 1152 kbit/s 1472 kbit/s 2 240 kbit/s

Medium 128kbit/s 384 k bit/s 768 kb it/s 1152 kbit/s 1472 kbit/s

High 128kbit/s 256 kbit/s 512 k bit/s 768 k bit/s 1152 kbit/s

Exampl e: Ex perim ental Video Opti malDe ﬁnition Proﬁle: Nor mal

The Experimental menu

The Advanc ed conﬁgu rations men u has an optio n called E xperim ental. The s ettings within this me nu can be used ‘as is’ and w ill not be doc umented.

NOTE! The E xperim enal men u WILL change.

We recommend you visit th e TANDBERG web site reg ularly fo r updated ver sions of the ma nual. Go to:

http://w ww.tandberg.c om/doc s

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Chapter 8

In this chapter...

The Precis ionHD 1080p c amera

About the c amera

Connecting the came ra

Video ou tput formats

Your TANDBERG Precisio nHD 1080p Camera ha s been des igned to give yo u many years of s afe, reliab le operati on.

Additiona l informati on about th e camera is found in the TANDB ERG PrecisionHD 1080p User Gui de.

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The PrecisionHD 1080p camera

Video ou t. For vide o signals, c onnect f rom the vide o out on the camera to the v ideo in on th e codec.

Power and ca mera cont rol. For p ower in and ca mera contro l, connect f rom the came ra control & p ower on the cam era to the Camera p ort on the c odec. Whe n the camer a is used with TANDBERG codec s, power will b e supplied through the Ca mera Control ca ble. When us ed with non-TANDBERG Cod ecs, you may have to connec t power sepa rately.

HDMI and HD– SDI

When conn ected to Code c C20:

• HDMI is the ma in video so urce, max imum resol ution 1080p 60

• HD–S DI is the seco ndary v ideo sour ce (not sup ported w ith

Codec C20 )

Kensington lock

The Kensin gton lock may b e used to prevent t he camera to b e moved from its p lace or to preve nt theft.

The

green LED

is continuo usly

illumina ted when powe r is On, but it ﬂi ckers when receivi ng signal s from the remote cont rol.

Power Supply

Camera Co ntrol HDM I Video Ou t

Not Used

The lens ho od is detach able.

We recommend that you mount it to preve nt stray light from distur bing your v ideo experie nce.

Just snap i t on gently.

The orang e LED illumi nates while i n a

call and ﬂi ckers when t here is an

incoming c all.

Kensington l ock

HD-SDI*Extra c amera*

* Not suppo rted with Codec C20

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Power suppl y connecti on is NOT needed w hen the cam era is used with a TANDBERG Cod ec.

VISCA™ is a trademar k of Sony Corporati on

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The HDMI cable

The HDMI ca ble deliv ered with the c amera is 5 m eters.

Maximum length is 15 meter w ith a categor y 2 cer tiﬁed good qual ity HDMI c able.

Connect t he camera c ontrol cab le, RJ45 to RS-232. Visca™ protocol is su pporte d.

Connect f rom the HDMI H D Video ou t on the camera to HD MI 1 In on the Cod ec.

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Video output formats

This section descr ibes how to set th e DIP switche s 1–5 to conﬁgur e the TANDBERG Preci sionHD 1080p c amera for d iffere nt video ou tput formats.

DIP switch settings for video output formats

The vide o output for mat for the cam era is set by DIP s witches. Th e DIP switche s are found on th e bottom side o f the camera .

The defaul t setting is Auto. When usin g HDMI, the vi deo output f ormat is automatic ally detec ted. See the tab le to the right.

• Maximum resoluti on for HDMI is 1080 p60

Line voltage frequency

The came ra will autom atically d etect the line vo ltage fre quency wh en it is 50 or 60 Hz. You may set the vide o output for mat to a speci ﬁc value (use the DI P switches ) to override th e auto frequ ency detect ion, if a differ ent line volt age frequ ency is an iss ue.

DIP Switc h table for video fo rmats

1 2 3 4 5 HDMI HD-SDI

0 0 0 0 0 Auto

0 0 0 0 1 1920x1080p25 1920x1080 p25 *

0 0 0 1 0 1920x1080p30 1920x1080 p30 *

0 0 0 1 1 1920x1080p50 1280x720p50 *

0 0 1 0 0 1920x1080p60 1280x720p60 *

0 0 1 0 1 1280x720p25 1280x720p25 *

0 0 1 1 0 1280x720p30 1280x720p30 *

0 0 1 1 1 1280x720p50 1280x720p50 *

0 1 0 0 0 1280x720p60 1280x720p60 *

0 1 0 0 1 Softwa re control

The DIP sw itch

The table s hows the dif ferent set tings avai lable for the H DMI and the HD-SDI o utputs.

Auto: Ca mera negoti ates format ove r HDMI. HD- SDI tracks HD MI and defaul ts to 1080p30 in abs ence of HDM I sync.

Software : For more on the Software control setting, read about video mode selections in the TANDBERG Prec isionHD 1080 p User Guide.

The under side of the TANDBER G Precisio nHD 1080p cam era

* Not suppo rted with Codec C20

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General r oom guide lines

Meeting roo m setup

Remote contro l TRC5

Password prote ction

Startu p scripts

The web inter face

System info pa ge

Softwa re upgrade

Advanced c onﬁgurati on

Custom wallp aper

Making a call

Upload ce rtiﬁcate

XML ﬁles

Logs

Add releas e key

The DNAM

Suppor ted RFCs in SIP

China RoHS

CE Declar ation

Dimensi ons

Technical spe ciﬁcatio ns

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General room guidelines

The physical conditions

When building a v ideo meeting room, or using an existing room f or video me etings there a re a few guide lines to cons ider.

Lighting

• The i lluminati on sh ould b e dis tributed evenly in the room to obtain

low contras t

• The ide al ligh t intensi ty is a littl e highe r than i n an or dinary meeting

room. Typically, the luminous intensit y should be 800–1400Lux, measure d at the table w ith an incid ent light me ter

Seating area and table

• The seatin g area and ta ble shoul d be non-shi ny and non-pat terned

• The seatin g area shou ld allow all p articip ants to see the mo nitor

Walls

• The color of the w all should be in good contrast to sk in tonality

Light bl ue is a co mplemen tary c olor to sk in tonality, it gives a good contrast a nd is common ly used

• Acoustic ally reﬂective surfaces (such as glass or concrete) should

be covered wi th curta ins or soun d treatment

Audio

• The Noise Floor (th e su m of all the noise sou rces) should be le ss

than max 3 5dBA

• The reverb eration tim e should be 0,3 to 0,5 se conds

Ventilation

• The requi rements for ve ntilation i s a little hig her than in a n ordinar y

meeting roo m as the TANDBERG P roﬁle 42” w ith Codec C 20 has the follow ing spec iﬁcations :

• Max ratin g – 390 Watts

• Keep in mind th e Noise Flo or (see Au dio)

• Velocity c reates nois e, therefore kee p velocit y of air low

The room equipment

When placin g and using the room equipment ther e are a fe w recomme ndations a nd guideli nes to consi der.

The microphone

• Place the mi crophone so that all particip ants have eye c ontact with

the micro phone w hen usi ng the sy stem. The micropho ne must not be hidden behind obstacles like laptop, projector or other equipment placed on th e table.

• Place the micropho ne away from noisy equipment like computer

and projector fans, power o utlets or sim ilar arrangements on the table. T he mic rophone will p ick up noise from th ese ar rangem ents quite strongly. Avoid noise from paper rustling and tapping with ﬁngers on the table.

Using two microphones

Normall y a s ingle microphon e should sufﬁce to serve all the partici pants. However, if thi s is no t the c ase you will ne ed to u se two micropho nes. Read more : Guidel ines whe n using two microphon es.

The camera

• The camera sho uld be able to “see” all particip ants in the room. Use

the pan, tilt an d zoom feature s to adjust the p icture.

The PC

• Make sure that any PC’s placed on the table do not cover the

micropho nes as this will reduce th e audio qua lity at the fa r end

Position of the system

• Position the vide o system in such a way th at all participants

attendin g the meeting a re visibl e to the far end.

• If approp riate, the far end should be able to see pe ople entering o r

leaving th e room

Other peripherals

• Arrange all the pe riphera ls so that t he chair p erson ca n reach e ach

of them to point, change the display, DVD, and still be fully visible on screen wh ile carr y out the tas k

Environmental considerations

This sectio n ex plains how to carry out basi c adjustment s a nd s imple tests to ensu re that you s end and r eceive th e best po ssible im age and audio quality whe n using your sy stem.

Iris control and lighting

By defaul t the system c amera wil l use an automatic iris to compens ate for changes in lighting. In additio n to this feature, you may furth er assist the sys tem to maintain the be st possib le image qual ity by paying special attention to environ mental lighting and background colors as describ ed below.

Remembe r the system will send l ive im ages of both yourself and your immediate s urroundi ngs.

• Avoid direct sunlight on the subject matter i.e. yourself, the

background or onto the came ra lens as this will cre ate harsh contrasts

• Avoid placing the se atings in front of a wind ow with natural daylight,

as this will m ake the faces of p eople ver y dark

• If l ight levels are too low you may n eed to conside r us ing artiﬁcial

lighting. As describ ed above, direct illumination of the subj ect matter and c amera le ns should be avoided

• When using ar tiﬁcial lighting, d aylight type la mps will produc e th e

most effe ctive resu lts. Avoid colo red lightin g

• Indirect light f rom shad ed sourc es or reﬂected li ght from pale wal ls

often prod uces excell ent resul ts

• Avoid harsh s ide lighting or strong li ght from abov e. Strong sunl ight

from a window or skyli ght may put part or all of the subject mat ter in shadow or ca use silhou etting

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The audio quality

To keep the high qual ity audio, ma ke sure there i s free sight to th e speaker m odule

• There sho uld be free s ight betwe en the ear s

of the parti cipants an d the system speaker module

• Partici pant sitti ng too far away fro m the video

system may not have t he same aud io qualit y as the others.

Natural communication

Making eye c ontact wit h the far end pa rticipants will improve th e natural co mmunica tion betwe en the peopl e

• Adjust the ca mera view ( using zoo m in/out ) to

allow the par ticipa nts to be shown in f ull size on screen, a nd to keep eye cont act with eac h other at the sa me eye level

• If the part icipants a re sitting too c lose to

the monitor th e camera wi ll “look dow n” at the parti cipants. Th is may not give a g ood presenta tion of the par ticipan ts at the far end.

The far end p artici pants

The best audio quality to all participants

Making eye contact

All par ticipants w ill experi ence the sa me audio qualit y when they have f ree sight f rom the ears to the speaker s.

Speaker s

Eye height

Ear heigh t

The line of fr ee sight

HD Camera

Monitor

Having eye co ntact with the far end pa rticip ants

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The distance between the table and the video system

• Consult th e user docu mentation f or the monitor to ﬁ nd the

distance to th e table to allow all part icipants to se e a clear pic ture on screen.

The camera

The system is s hipped wi th TANDBERG Precis ionHD 1080p c amera.

• Make sure all p artici pants are cove red within th e camera a ngle.

The max imum zoom ou t for TANDBERG Preci sionHD 1080p camera is 72°.

• Adjust the ca mera view ( using zoo m in/out ) to allow the

partic ipants to be show n in full size o n screen, an d to keep eye contact wi th each other a t the same eye le vel

• The came ra should c apture all pa rticipa nts in the room

• If the part icipants a re sitting too c lose to the mon itor the came ra

will “look d own” at the par ticipant s. This may not gi ve a good presenta tion of the par ticipan ts at the far end.

The microphone

The Proﬁle 42” wi th Codec C20 is s hipped wi th one micro phone. Optional, yo u can conne ct two micr ophones. S ee the next p age for how to positio n the two micro phones.

• Place the mic rophone n earby the me eting par ticipants .

• The microp hone must n ot be hidden b ehind obs tacles like l aptop,

projector o r other equipment plac ed on the tab le.

• Place the mic rophone away f rom noisy eq uipment like computer

and projec tor fans, power o utlets or sim ilar arrangemen ts on the table. The m icrophon e will pick u p noise from th ese arra ngements quite strong ly.

• Avoid unnec essar y noise like pa per rustl ing and tap ping with

ﬁngers on the table.

Remote control

Camera view

- with max zo om out

Adjust the camera view

Press the Zoo m +/– button on the remote contro l to adjust the pi cture on screen.

Adjust the ca mera view to a llow the partic ipants to have eye co ntact with each other at t he same eye leve l.

Micropho ne

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Guidelines when using two microphones

The Proﬁle 42” wi th Codec C20 is s hipped wi th one micro phone. Optional, yo u can conne ct two micr ophones.

Normall y a single mi crophone s hould suf ﬁce to ser ve all the partic ipants. Howeve r, if this is not the case yo u will need to u se two micropho nes. You must then ma ke sure they are s paced suf ﬁciently apart to avoi d that the soun d of the ﬁrst mi crophone s uffers f rom interfe rence from th e second mi crophon e.

How to place the two microphones

• As a rule of thumb: The se cond micro phone ( MIC 2) sh ould be

placed thr ee times (d istance 3X ) or longe r away from a par ticipant compared to the microph one (MI C 1) closest ( distance X ) to that partic ipant. This i s the case for all partic ipants.

• If you cannot f ulﬁll the re quireme nt you probab ly will not ne ed the

second mi crophone i n the ﬁrst pla ce. Instead in spect the si te to ensure that a ll parti cipants have ey e contact wi th the microp hone when usin g the system.

MIC 1 MIC 2

X 3X

Partici pant

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Sharing a PC presentation

General r ecommendations for t he team coll aboration r ooms, team meeting roo ms and show room ﬂoor are d escrib ed on the previous page.

Dual video stream

With dual v ideo strea m you can view t wo diffe rent live vi deo streams simultaneously, the mai n video an d one additio nal sourc e. This coul d for example b e both a PC prese ntation and the person w ho gives the presenta tion.

If one of the vid eo systems do es not support Dual V ideo Stre am, no second vi deo strea m will be esta blished a nd the PC pres entation w ill be shown as th e main vide o.

Sharing the presentation

1. Make sur e the PC do not cove r any of the micro phones as th is will

reduce the a udio quali ty at the far e nd

2. Locate the DVI cabl e and conne ct the PC to the vi deo system

3. When pressing th e Presentat ion button o n the remote cont rol the

default pre sentatio n source is ac tivated.

The DVI/ VGA input i s complia nt with VESA E xtended D isplay Identiﬁc ation Data ( EDID) a nd will be abl e to notify th e PC of the suppor ted output fo rmats.

Troubleshooting if the presentation does not show

• On most PC’s you must p ress a spec ial key comb ination to switc h

the PC image f rom the PC scre en to the vide o screen

• Make sure the c onnector used for PC pres entation is c onﬁgured as

the default p resentat ion source. Go to: Home > Se ttings > A dvanced > A dvanced c onﬁguratio n > Video > De faultPr esentat ionSour ce (for Co dec C20 the defa ult value is 2, whic h refers to the DVI co nnector)

• Make sure your P C is set to activate yo ur VGA output

Other presentation sources

You can also conne ct other pre sentation sources li ke:

• DVD

• Documen t camera

Shows the PC presentation and the participants

The screen layout

Press the La yout button on the remote contro l to select a su itable layout on screen.

The defaul t layout whe n showing a PC present ation is des igned to allow the par ticipa nts to keep eye contact wi th each other d uring the presenta tion.

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TANDBERG Remote Control TRC5

Micropho ne: Press t he key to toggle the micr ophones o n/off.

Volume: Pres s the + or – on the

key to adjust the co dec

volume.

Mute: Pres s the – on the

key to mute the volum e during an i ncoming c all.

OK/Sel ect: Pres s the

key to conﬁrm your choice or se lection.

Phone book : Press the

key to display the l ocal Phone book.

Home: Pre ss the

key to key to show the menu o n screen.

Call: Usi ng the

key:

INITIATE A CALL: Sel ect a name f rom the Phone b ook or enter th e

name, numb er or URI and p ress the Cal l key to initiate the call.

SHORTCUT TO RECEN T CALLS: Use th e Call key as a sho rtcut to

Recent Ca lls when the C all menu is n ot visible.

Clear: Pre ss the

key to remove char acters in a text ﬁ eld.

Function keys : Represe nts shor tcuts and adva nced

function s. Each key reﬂe cts a soft key on s creen.

Presentat ion: Pres s the

key to show/hi de a presen tation.

Zoom: Pres s the + or – on the

key to zoom the came ra in

and out.

Arrows:

• Up/D own: Use the

and ar row keys to navigate i n the

menu.

• Arrow Righ t: Press the

arrow key to expan d the selec ted

menu item or to move to the right in a tex t ﬁeld.

• Arrow Lef t: Press the

arrow key to go one ste p back in

the menu or to move to th e left in a tex t ﬁeld.

Layout: Pre ss the

key to display the L ayout menu, th en

select a vi ew in the menu.

End call /Stand by: Press the

key to end a call, or w hen

idle, press a nd hold the key to go i nto standby mo de.

Alphanu meric keyp ad: Use the key pad in the sam e way as you

would use a ce llular ph one.

• 0-9, a-z, period (. ), @, space, *: Pre ss a key repea tedly to

toggle bet ween the optio ns displaye d on each key.

• abc/123 #: Press the # key to toggle betwe en touch tone s

mode (lo ng press ), lower cas e characte rs and numb ers.

Waking up the s ystem

Grab the rem ote control and m ake sure your h and

touches the r ubber lin e sensors g oing alon g both

sides of the re mote control.

or: Touch any key on the rem ote control.

IR transmi tter range ( DIP switch setting)

The IR trans mitter ha s a short and long rang e. Open the bat tery cover and rem ove the batter ies to set the DI P switch.

• Short ra nge (1 m): Mov e the DIP switch d own.

• Longer ran ge: Move the D IP switch up.

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Setting the codec administrator password

Do the follow ing to deﬁne the a dministra tor password on t he codec :

1. Conne ct to the code c through the n etwork or th e serial da ta

port, usi ng a comman d line inter face (ss h, telnet or sc p)

2. Login to the codec w ith user na me (admi n) and no pa ssword.

3. Run the following API c ommand an d enter a password:

xCom man d System Unit Adm inPasswor d Set Password: “****”

4. The password for mat is a string w ith 0–255 characters.

5. Re boot the cod ec.

Password protection of the web interface

The web inter face is pa ssword protec ted with the sa me user nam e and passwo rd as deﬁned fo r the codec.

NOTE! To activate the adm inistrator password on the we b interface,

after havi ng deﬁned o r changed t he adminis trator password, a reboot of the co dec is requ ired. Witho ut a reboot the a dministr ator password wi ll only app ly when you lo gin to the code c.

• You can login to the cod ec with the user name an d password,

either fro m a web inter face or from a c ommand li ne interface. You will need to enter b oth the user na me and pass word.

• The user na me is admin, a nd cannot be c hanged.

How to deactivate the administrator password

1. Conne ct to the code c through the n etwork, us ing a comma nd

line inter face (ss h, telnet or sc p).

2. Login to the codec w ith the requ ired user name (admi n) and

password.

3. Run the following API c ommand wi th a blank pas sword:

xCom man d System Unit Adm inPasswor d Set Password: ““

4. Re boot the co dec.

Setting the menu password

Do the follow ing to deﬁne a pas sword for the Ad vanced me nus:

1. Open th e menu on scr een and go to: Home > Set tings >

Advance d > Chang e passwo rd.

2. The password is a s tring with 0 –255 characters.

3. Enter the password and p ress Save.

When a pass word is set, the pas sword is requ ired to get acc ess to the Advance d menu on sc reen.

How to change the menu password

1. To change the pa ssword, go to: Ho me > Setti ngs > Adva nced

> Change p asswor d in the menu.

2. Enter the new password in the Set p asswor d menu.

3. Press Save to save the new pa ssword.

How to deactivate the menu password

1. To change the pa ssword, go to: Ho me > Setti ngs > Adva nced

> Change p asswor d in the menu.

2. Leave the text ﬁel d empty in the S et pass word menu.

3. Press Save to save the bla nk password. T his will de activate the

menu password.

Password protection

The system ca n be passwor d protected in thr ee ways:

1. The Advanced men us can be pas sword

protected wit h a menu passw ord.

2. The codec ca n be password p rotected with a n

administr ator password.

3. The web interfac e is password p rotected with

the same adm inistrator p assword as for t he codec. NOTE ! Require s a reboot of the c odec.

NOTE! Whe n a new password h as been de ﬁned

make sure you save a copy of the pas sword in a safe place.

Contact you r TANDBERG repres entative if you h ave forgotten th e password.

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Adding a startup script

The star tup script c an be used to exe cute cert ain comma nds from the API durin g boot up. To enable this f eature one mu st log in to the codec as ro ot and follow the below point s.

1. Conne ct to the code c through the n etwork, us ing a comma nd

line inter face (ss h, telnet or sc p) and log in as root

2. Make a user dire ctory usi ng the followi ng comman d: “mk dir /

user/scripts.d”

3. Put an executable ﬁl e (perm ission mu st be chang ed to

executabl e) in this di rectory.

Exampl e of such a ﬁle :

About the startup script ﬁle

• The ﬁle mus t start wi th the followi ng sequen ce:

#!/usr/bin/env tsh

• The ﬁle can c ontain any x Command o r xConﬁgur ation comm and

• The system wi ll execute the co mmands /conﬁgu rations in

sequenc e.

• The ﬁle can h ave any name as l ong as it is pl aced in this

director y.

• For multipl e command s you must use U nix end of lin e (LF) .

Windows en d of line will not work.

Startup script

You can add a star tup script on t he codec to execute cer tain com mands from t he API during boot up.

#!/usr/bin/env tsh

xCom man d Audio LocalIn put Update Inp utId: 1 MixerMode:Fixed

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The system info page

The web interface

The web inter face all ows for remote ad ministrati on of the system.

Open a web bro wser and ente r the IP addre ss of the codec. Fro m this page you have the followin g menu option s:

• System info

• Upgrade sof tware

• Advanced c onﬁgurati on

• Wallpaper

• Call

• Upload ce rtiﬁcate s

• XML ﬁles

• Logs

• Add releas e key

Password protection of the web interface

The web inter face is pa ssword protec ted with the same user n ame and pas sword as deﬁn ed for the codec. See t he Password prote ction sec tion in the Appendi ces for a deta iled des cription.

NOTE! To activate the adm inistrator password on

the web inter face, afte r having deﬁ ned or chan ged the adminis trator passwo rd, a reboot of the c odec is require d. Without a re boot the admi nistrator password wi ll only app ly when you lo gin to the codec.

Interactive m enus

Click on the m enu items to access the p ages. Each web page is de scribed i n the followin g pages.

Static infor mation

Gives infor mation ab out system name, s oftware version, IP a ddress an d product t ype.

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The Upgrade software page

The web interface, cont...

The web inter face all ows for remote ad ministrati on of the system.

Open a web bro wser and ente r the IP addre ss of the codec. Fro m this page you have the followin g menu option s:

• System info

• Upgrade sof twar e

• Advanced c onﬁgurati on

• Wallpaper

• Call

• Upload ce rtiﬁcate s

• XML ﬁles

• Logs

• Add releas e key

How to upgrade th e softwa re on the code c:

1. Contac t your TANDBERG rep resentati ve to obtain the sof tware

upgrade ﬁl e.

2. Click Brows e... and locate the upgrade ﬁle (.PKG)

3. Click the Upgrad e button to sta rt the ins tallation.

4. Leave the system to allow th e installa tion proce ss to complete.

You can follow the progress on thi s page. When th e upgrade is succes sfully co mpleted a me ssage wil l appear. The upg rade process t akes a few minu tes.

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The Advanced conﬁguration page

The web interface, cont...

The web inter face all ows for remote ad ministrati on of the system.

Open a web bro wser and ente r the IP addre ss of the codec. Fro m this page you have the followin g menu option s:

• System info

• Upgrade sof tware

• Advanced con ﬁgurati on

• Wallpaper

• Call

• Upload ce rtiﬁcate s

• XML ﬁles

• Logs

• Add releas e key

The Advanc ed conﬁgu ration deﬁn es the system set tings and a re structure d in a hierarc hy, making up a data base of system sett ings.

Stay up to da te

The Advanc ed conﬁgu ration are subject to ch ange with out notice. To stay up to date che ck our web pag e for the last ve rsion of the do cument.

Go to: http: //www.tandb erg.com/

docs

Expand ed view

Edit a value : To change a value, click

on the value to se e the expand ed view as shown above.

Save: Clic k the OK button to save th e

new value.

Cancel : When you wan t to leave

without sa ving, click C ancel.

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The Advanced conﬁguration, search functionality

The web interface, cont...

The web inter face all ows for remote ad ministrati on of the system.

Open a web bro wser and ente r the IP addre ss of the codec. Fro m this page you have the followin g menu option s:

• System info

• Upgrade sof tware

• Advanced con ﬁgurati on

• Wallpaper

• Call

• Upload ce rtiﬁcate s

• XML ﬁles

• Logs

• Add releas e key

The sear ch funct ionalit y

When sea rching for wor ds like H323 or SIP, all settings b eginnin g with these wo rds, includ ed all settin gs below in th e hierarchy, will show in the list.

Search : Enter as many ch aracters a s needed

to get the desi red result a nd click the S earch button to init iate the searc h.

Clear: Cli ck the Clea r button to retu rn to the

main view.

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The Wallpaper page

How to upload a cu stom wallpap er to the code c and conﬁgu re the codec to make u se of it:

1. Click th e Browse ... button to loc ate the wallpa per ﬁle (.PNG )

2. Click the Uplo ad button to up load the ﬁle to th e codec and

refresh the w eb page to see th e wallpape r you just upl oaded.

3. Go to: Advanced co nﬁgura tion page a nd search fo r

Wallpap er. From the drop down list, select Cus tom. The new wallpape r should now s how on the mon itor which is c onnected to the codec.

If the new wallp aper doe s not show on the m onitor conn ected to the codec, you may have to toggle on ce betwee n Wallpape r: None and Custo m to make the chan ge take eff ect.

The web interface, cont...

The web inter face all ows for remote ad ministrati on of the system.

Open a web bro wser and ente r the IP addre ss of the codec. Fro m this page you have the followin g menu option s:

• System info

• Upgrade sof tware

• Advanced c onﬁgurati on

• Wallpaper

• Call

• Upload ce rtiﬁcate s

• XML ﬁles

• Logs

• Add releas e key

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The Call page

The web interface, cont...

The web inter face all ows for remote ad ministrati on of the system.

Open a web bro wser and ente r the IP addre ss of the codec. Fro m this page you have the followin g menu option s:

• System info

• Upgrade sof tware

• Advanced c onﬁgurati on

• Wallpaper

• Call

• Upload ce rtiﬁcate s

• XML ﬁles

• Logs

• Add releas e key

Hang up

Press the Ha ng up button to end th e call.

Dial

Enter the numb er or address a nd press the Dial bu tton to dial.

NOTE! No stat us informati on is shown on the page dur ing the call.

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The SSL Certiﬁcates page

About certiﬁcates

To install a cert iﬁcate, you will n eed:

• HTTPS c ertiﬁc ate ( .PEM format)

• ROOT certi ﬁcate ( .PEM form at)

• Private key ( .PEM for mat)

• Passphra se (option al)

How to upload the certiﬁcate

1. Contac t your system ad ministrato r to obtain the req uired ﬁle s (.PEM

format).

2. Click Brows e... and locate the certi ﬁcate ﬁles ( .PEM)

3. Enter the Passphr ase (o ptional).

4. Click the Uploa d button to inst all the cer tiﬁcates to th e codec.

The web interface, cont...

The web inter face all ows for remote ad ministrati on of the system.

Open a web bro wser and ente r the IP addre ss of the codec. Fro m this page you have the followin g menu option s:

• System info

• Upgrade sof tware

• Advanced c onﬁgurati on

• Wallpaper

• Call

• Upload cer tiﬁcate s

• XML ﬁles

• Logs

• Add releas e key

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The XML ﬁles page

Conﬁgu ration

The Conﬁg uration ﬁle g ives an over view of the sys tem settin gs, which are control led from the Ad vanced co nﬁguratio n menu or from the API. The conﬁg uration com mands are s tructured i n a hierarc hy, making up a database of s ystem setti ngs.

Status

The status i nformation i s structure d in a hiera rchy, making up a dat abase constantl y being updated by the system to re ﬂect system a nd proces s changes .

Comman d

The Comma nd ﬁle give s an overvi ew of the comma nds availa ble to instruct the system to per form an ac tion and are i ssued fro m the API. A Comma nd type com mand is usu ally followe d by a set of param eters to spec ify how the given actio n is to be executed.

Directo ry

The Direc tory ﬁle wi ll be descr ibed later.

Valuespa ce

The Valuesp ace gives a n overvie w of all the availa ble value s paces.

Docume ntation

The Docum entation ﬁle will be de scribed l ater.

The web interface, cont...

The web inter face all ows for remote ad ministrati on of the system.

Open a web bro wser and ente r the IP addre ss of the codec. Fro m this page you have the followin g menu option s:

• System info

• Upgrade sof tware

• Advanced c onﬁgurati on

• Wallpaper

• Call

• Upload ce rtiﬁcate s

• XML ﬁles

• Logs

• Add releas e key

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The web interface, cont...

The web inter face all ows for remote ad ministrati on of the system.

Open a web bro wser and ente r the IP addre ss of the codec. Fro m this page you have the followin g menu option s:

• System info

• Upgrade sof tware

• Advanced c onﬁgurati on

• Wallpaper

• Call

• Upload ce rtiﬁcate s

• XML ﬁles

• Logs

• Add releas e key

The Logs page

The log ﬁles

The log ﬁle s are TANDBERG spe ciﬁc debu g ﬁles whic h may be requi red by TANDBERG in the need of te chnical s upport.

Historica l log ﬁles

Time stam ped histori cal log ﬁle s. Click on a ﬁl e and follow th e instructi ons in the dia log box to save the a pplicatio n ﬁle.

Current lo g ﬁles

Time stam ped event log ﬁles. Clic k on a text ﬁle to vie w the ﬁle or foll ow the instruc tions in the dialog box to save a n applicati on ﬁle.

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The Add release key page

The web interface, cont...

The web inter face all ows for remote ad ministrati on of the system.

Open a web bro wser and ente r the IP addre ss of the codec. Fro m this page you have the followin g menu option s:

• System info

• Upgrade sof tware

• Advanced c onﬁgurati on

• Wallpaper

• Call

• Upload ce rtiﬁcate s

• XML ﬁles

• Logs

• Add release key

Add

Enter the rele ase key and press the Ad d button.

The release key

Contact you r TANDBERG repres entative to obta in the rele ase key.

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The DNAM Ampliﬁer

• 3 x 50W continu ous average C enter Outpu t

Power (load s peciﬁe d by DNAM Cente r Loudspe akers)

• 2 x 50W continu ous average S tereo Outpu t

Power (load s peciﬁe d by DNAM Stere o Loudspe akers)

• Full dynam ic range for a udio (20H z–20kHz)

• Digital S ignal Proc essing an d Filterin g on all

channel s for best aud io detail cl arity

• Digital C rossover Filtering on center channels

• In/out :

• Audio In - SPDIF ( stereo ) or Analo g (mono ),

using the sa me conne ctor.

• Audio Dif ferentia l In - (fema le XLR pinou t: 1 -

GND, 2 – Signal (+) , 3 – Signal ( -))

• Audio Loop O ut - line out directly fro m the

input, always a nalog even w ith SPDIF in.

• Audio Stere o Out - (ma le XLR, comm on

GND conﬁgu ration)

• Fuse 2A 250V Slow, 5 x 20mm, Li ttelfus e

type 215002. Push and t wist anti- clock vice to release.

TANDBERG DNAM

The TANDBERG DNA M – Digital N atural Audi o Module – is bu ilt on two sp ecially designe d and separ ate modules, t he ampliﬁe r and the loudspe aker cabinet.

The DNAM Loudspeaker Cabinet

• 3-way Center Lou dspeake r system

• Frequency r ange 50Hz - 20 kHz

• 2 x 100 mm low- and midr ange loud speaker 8

Ohms nomi nal, excelle nt qualit y (SEA S Prestige series )

• 1 x 25mm dome twe eter, 6 ohms nomina l,

excellent q uality

• Active crossover ﬁltered audio sign als recei ved

from DNAM a mpliﬁer

• Long time ma x power 70 Watt on al l

loudspe akers

• Enclosed M DF loudsp eaker cab inet

Integra ted Lef t / Right Ste reo Loud speaker

Stereo Loud speaker S ystem, each si de has:

• 1 x 90 mm fullr ange loud speaker, 8 Ohms

nominal, excellent qua lity

• Frequency r ange 70 Hz - 20 kHz

• Enclosed M DF Loudsp eaker cab inet

Power socket

DNAM Ampliﬁer

DNAM Lou dspeake r cabinet

Fuse

Audio Stere o Out (XL R)

Audio Dif ferentia l In (XLR )

Multiacc ess Audio

In / Out (D -SUB)

Audio In

(RCA)

Audio Loop O ut

(RCA)

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Supported RFCs in SIP

The RFC ( Request fo r Comments ) serie s contains technica l and organiza tional doc uments abo ut the Intern et, includi ng the techni cal speciﬁc ations and p olicy docu ments prod uced by the Inte rnet Enginee ring Task Force ( IETF) .

Current RFCs and drafts supported in SIP

• RFC 1889 RTP: A Transpor t Protocol for Re al-time App lications

• RFC 2190 RTP Payload For mat for H.263 Vi deo Strea ms

• RFC 2327 SDP: Sessi on Descr iption Protoco l

• RFC 2396 Unifo rm Resou rce Identiﬁ ers (URI): Ge neric Sy ntax

• RFC 2429 RTP Payload For mat for the 1998 Versio n of ITU-T Rec.

H.263 Video (H.263+)

• RFC 2617 Digest Authenti cation

• RFC 2782 DNS RR for spe cifyi ng the locati on of serv ices ( DNS

SRV)

• RFC 2833 RTP Paylo ad for DTMF Dig its, Telephony Tones and

Telephony Signals

• RFC 2976 The SIP INFO Me thod

• RFC 3016 RTP Payload For mat for MPEG-4 A udio/ Visual Streams

• RFC 3047 RTP Payload F ormat for IT U-T Recommend ation

G.722.1

• RFC 3261 SIP: Sessi on Initiati on Protocol

• RFC 3262 Reliability of Prov isional R esponse s in SIP

• RFC 3263 Locati ng SIP Ser vers

• RFC 3264 An Of fer/Answe r Model wi th SDP

• RFC 3311 UPDATE method

• RFC 3361 DHCP Opti on for SIP Ser vers

• RFC 3420 Internet M edia Type mess age/si pfrag

• RFC 3515 Refer method

• RFC 3550 RTP: A Transpo rt Protocol fo r Real-Time App lication s

• RFC 3581 Symmetr ic Respo nse Routing

• RFC 3605 RTCP at tribute in SD P

• RFC 3711 The Secure R eal-time Transpo rt Protocol ( SRTP)

• RFC 3840 Indi cating Use r Agent Capa bilities i n SIP

• RFC 3890 A Transpo rt Indep endent Ba ndwidth M odiﬁer for S DP

• RFC 3891 The SIP “Replace s” Header

• RFC 3892 Referred-By Me chanism

• RFC 3960 Ea rly Media

• RFC 3984 RTP Pay load Format for H.264 Vide o

• RFC 4028 Sessi on Timer s in SIP

• RFC 4145 TCP-Based Media Transpor t in the SDP

• RFC 4568 SDP: Securit y Descr iptions for Me dia Strea ms

• RFC 4574 The Session De scriptio n Protocol (S DP) Labe l Attribu te

• RFC 4582 The Bi nary Fl oor Control P rotocol

• RFC 4585 Ex tended RT P Proﬁle for RTCP-Ba sed Feedback

• RFC 4587 RTP Payload Format for H.261 V ideo Strea ms

• RFC 4629 RTP Paylo ad Format for I TU-T Rec. H.263 Vide o

• RFC 5168 XML Schema for Me dia Contro l

• RFC 4796 The SDP Conte nt Attribu te

• RFC 4583 SDP Fo rmat for BFCP S treams

• RFC 5589: SI P Call Contro l Transfer

• draft-iet f-avt-rtp- h264-rcdo- 02

• draft-iet f-avt-rtp- rfc398 4bis-06

• draft-iet f-sip-outb ound-20: M anaging Cl ient Initi ated Connections

Media capabilities supported in SIP

The audio a nd video me dia capa bilities s upporte d in SIP are the s ame as for H.323.

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China RoHS table

This produ ct compli es with the Ch ineese Ro HS.

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CE Declaration for Proﬁle 42 with Codec C20

For an ofﬁc ial, signe d version of th is docume nt, or details r egarding d ocument ation from the technic al constr uction ﬁle, p lease cont act TANDBERG.

EC Declar ation of conformit y

MANUFACTURER : TANDBERG Telecom AS

PRODUCT NAM E: PROFILE 42

TYPE NU MBER: TTC6 0-12

DESCRIPTI ON: Video C onferen cing Equip ment

DIRECTIVES :

This equi pment co mplies

with.

LVD 2006/9 5/EC

EMC 2004/108/ EC

HARMONI ZED

STANDARDS:

Applied i n order to ver ify

complia nce with di rectives.

EN 60950-1:200 6

EN 55022 (20 06)

EN 55024 (1998) + A1 (2001) + A2 (20 03)

EN 61000-3-2 (20 06)

EN 61000-3-3 (1995) + A1 (20 01) + A2 (2005 )

TEST REPORTS a nd

CERTIFICATES ISSU ED BY:

Repor t/Cer tiﬁcates No:

LVD (Nemko AS ) 135581

EMC (Ne mko AS) E09 640.01

TECHNICAL

CONSTRUCT ION FILE NO.:

X14474 rev. 2

YEAR WHI CH THE CE-

MARK WAS AFFIX ED:

2009

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Proﬁle 42” with standalone foot

The dimen sions in mm.

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Proﬁle wall mount setup

WARNING!

Due to the size an d mass of this e quipment, i t is very im portan t that the wall moun t unit is safe ly install ed according to the insta llation instructi ons and that th e wall is able to s afely supp ort the pro duct.

It is highly recommen ded that the wa ll mounted sys tem is instal led by trained pe rsonne l

Mounting

Use the Alle n key, which is found in t he foot box, whe n fastening th e wall brackets to th e bottom mod ule with four M 6x10 screws

Place the bot tom module by th e wall, mark w here to bolt the b racket and move away the bot tom module

NOTE! Use a leve l to make sure the sy stem is mounte d in an uprig ht

position. Ad d a spacer be tween the wa ll bracket an d the wall if necess ary.

Add the suita ble ﬁxing device for th e screws in the wa ll

Open the re ar door and l ocate and con nect the ca bles whi ch are lead out of the s ystem at the rea r side (the d oor is not acc essible when plac ed by the wall )

Place the bot tom module by th e wall and bol t it to the wall.

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The dimen sions in mm.

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Technical speciﬁcations

UNIT DELIVERED COM PLETE WITH:

Full HD LCD disp lay, Codec C20, re mote control, Precisi onHD 1080p Ca mera, Per formance Microp hone 20 and choic e of installation con ﬁguration: ﬂoor s tand, whe el base or wal l mount on pe destal.

BANDWIDTH

• H. 323/SIP u p to 6 Mbps point-to- point

FIREWALL TRAVERSAL

• TANDB ERG Expressway™ Technolo gy

• H.4 60.18, H.460.19 Firewall Traversa l

VIDEO STANDARDS

• H. 261, H.263, H.263+, H.264

VIDEO FEATURES

• N ative 16:9 Wi descreen

• Ad vanced Screen Lay outs

• I ntellige nt Video M anagem ent

• Lo cal Auto Layout

VIDEO INPUTS (2 INPUTS )

1 X HDMI inpu t, suppor ted formats:

• 1920 x 1080 @60, 59.94 Hz (1080p60 )

• 1920 x 1080 @50 Hz (1080p50)

• 1920 x 1080 @30, 29.97 Hz (1080p30)

• 1920 x 1080 @25 Hz (1080p25)

• 1920 x 1080 @24, 23.97 Hz (1080p24)

• 1920 x 1200 @50 Hz (WUXGA)

• 1680 x 1050 @60 Hz (WSXGA +)

• 160 0 x 1200@50, 6 0 Hz (UXGA)

• 1440 X 90 0@60 Hz (W XGA+)

• 1400 x 1050 @60, 75 Hz

• 1366 x 768 @60 Hz

• 1360 x 768 @60 Hz

• 1280 x 1024@ 60, 75, 85 Hz (SXGA )

• 1280 x 96 0@ 60, 85 Hz

• 1280 x 80 0@60 Hz (W XGA)

• 1280 x 768 @60, 75, 85 Hz (WXGA)

• 1280 x 720 @60, 59.94 Hz (720p60 )

• 1280 x 720 @50 Hz (720p50)

• 1152 x 864@75 Hz

• 1024 x 768@ 60, 70, 75, 85 Hz (XGA)

• 8 48 x 480@ 60 Hz (576p50)

• 8 00 x 600 @56, 60, 72, 75, 85 Hz (SVGA)

• 720 x 576 @50 Hz

• 720 x 48 0@60, 59.94 Hz (480 p60)

• 6 40 x 480@ 60, 72, 75, 85 Hz (VGA)

1 X DVI-I input, s upported formats :

Digital ( DVI-D):

• S ame as HDMI , ref. above.

Analog R GB (DVI-A ):

• 1920 x 1080 @60 Hz (1080p60 )

• 1920 x 1200 @50 Hz (WUXGA)

• 1680 x 1050 @60 Hz (WSXGA +)

• 160 0 x 1200@6 0 Hz (UXGA)

• 1440 x 90 0@60 Hz (W XGA+)

• 1400 x 1050 @60, 75 Hz

• 1366 x 768 @60 Hz

• 1360 x 768 @60 Hz

• 1280 x 1024@ 60, 75, 85 Hz (SXGA )

• 1280 x 96 0@ 60, 85 Hz

• 1280 x 80 0@60 Hz (W XGA)

• 1280 x 768 @60, 75, 85 Hz (WXGA)

• 1280 x 720 @60 Hz (720p60)

• 1152 x 864@75 Hz

• 1024 x 768@ 60, 70, 75, 85 Hz (XGA)

• 8 48 x 480@ 60 Hz

• 8 00 x 600 @56, 60, 72, 75, 85 Hz (SVGA)

• 720 x 576 @50 Hz

• 720 x 48 0@60, 59.94 Hz (480 p60)

• 6 40 x 480@ 60, 72, 75, 85 Hz (VGA)

Analog Y PbPr (DVI -A):

• 1920 x 1080 @60 Hz (1080p60 )

• 1920 x 1080 @50 Hz (1080p50)

• 1920 x 1080 @30 Hz (1080p30)

• 1920 x 1080 @25 Hz (1080p25)

• 1280 x 720 @60 Hz (720p60)

• 1280 x 720 @50 Hz (720p50)

• 1280 x 720 @30 Hz (720p30)

• 720 x 576 @50 Hz (576p 50)

• 720 x 48 0@60 Hz (480 p60)

Exten ded Displ ay Identiﬁcation Da ta (EDID )

VIDEO OUTPUTS (2 OUTPU TS)

2 X HDMI outpu t, supported form ats:

• 1920 x 1080 @60 Hz (1080p60 )

• 1920 x 1200 @60Hz (WUXGA )

• 160 0 x 1200@6 0 Hz (UXGA)

• 1366 x 768 @60 Hz

• 1360 x 768 @60 Hz

• 1280 x 720 @60 Hz (720p60)

• 1280 x 1024@ 60 Hz (SXGA )

• 1280 x 768 @60 Hz (WXGA)

• 1024 x 768@ 60 Hz (XGA)

• 8 00 x 600 @60 Hz (SVGA)

• 6 40 x 480@ 60 Hz (VGA)

VESA Monito r Power Management

LIVE VIDEO RESOLUTIO NS (ENCODE /DECODE)

176 x 144@30 f ps (QCIF)

352 x 288@ 30 fps (CI F)

512 x 288@30 fps (w 288p)

576 x 448@3 0 fps (448p )

768 x 448@ 30 fps (w448p)

704 x 576@30 f ps (4CIF)

1024 x 576@30 fps (w 576p)

640 x 480 @30 fps (VGA)

800 x 600 @30 fps (SVGA )

1024 x 768@30 fps ( XGA)

1280 x 1024@30 fps (SXG A)

1280 x 720@30 fp s (720p30)

1920 x 1080@3 0 fps (1080p30 )*

1280 x 768@30 fp s (WXGA)

1440 x 900@ 30 fps (WXGA+)

1680 x 1050@ 30 fps (WSXG A+)

1600 x 1200@ 30 fps (U XGA)

512 x 288@60 fps (w 288p60)**

768 x 448@ 60 fps (w448p60 )**

1024 x 576@60 fps ( w576p60) **

1280 x 720@60 f ps (720p60 )**

AUDIO STANDARDS

• G .711, G.722, G.722.1, 64 bit & 128 bit MPEG4 AAC -LD

AUDIO FEATURES

• C D-Qua lity 20KH z Mono

• 1 x Ac oustic Echo Cancel ler

• A utomatic Ga in Control (AGC)

• A utomatic No ise Reduc tion

• Ac tive Lip Synchron ization

AUDIO INPUTS (4 INPUTS )

• 2 x M icropho ne, 4 pin Mini Jack

• 2 x R CA/Pho no (mixed to mono)

AUDIO OUTPUTS (3 OUTPU TS)

• 2 x R CA/Pho no (dual mono)

• 1 x H DMI, digit al, main aud io

DUAL STREAM

• H. 239 (H.323 ) dual stream

• B FCP (SIP ) dual stre am

• S uppor t resoluti ons up to WXGA (1280 x 768)

PROTOCOLS

• H. 323

• S IP

EMBEDDED ENCRYP TION

• H. 323/SIP p oint-to-poin t

• S tandard s-based : H.235 v2 & v3 and AES

• A utomatic key g eneratio n and exchange

• S uppor ted in Dual St ream

IP NETWORK FEATURES

• D NS lookup f or serv ice conﬁg uration

• D ifferentiated Se rvices (QoS )

• I P adaptive ba ndwidth managem ent (including ﬂ ow

control )

• A uto gatekeep er discovery

• D ynamic playout and l ip-sync b ufferi ng

• H. 245 DTMF tones in H. 323

• D ate and Time s upport via NTP

• Pa cket Loss ba sed Downs peedin g

• U RI Dialin g

• TCP/ IP

• D HCP

• 8 02.1x network authenti cation

• D irect DNS dialing

SECURITY FEATURES

• M anagem ent via HT TPS and SSH

• I P Administ ration Pas sword

• M enu Admin istratio n Password

• D isable IP servi ces

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All spec iﬁcation s are subje ct to change without not ice, system spec iﬁcs may vary.

All image s in these materials a re for repre sentational purpose s only, actual products may d iffer.

TANDBERG and Ex pressway are register ed trademarks or tradema rks of TANDBERG in th e U.S. and other c ountries.

All other t rademar ks are property of t heir resp ective owners.

MTBF PRODUCT RELIAB ILITY/MTB F

The predi cted reliabilit y is expressed in the ex pected random Me an Time Between Fai lures (MTBF) for t he electro nic components base d on the Power On Hours :

Power On Hou rs (POH ) > 69 000 hours

Useful Li fe Cycle > 6 years

ISO 9001 cer tiﬁcate is available u pon reque st

October 20 09

• M issed Cal ls with Date and Time

POWER

• A uto-sens ing power su pply

• 100 -120/ 200-240 VAC, 60/50 H z, 4.5 A max

• M aximu m power cons umption : 390 W

OPERATING TEMPERATURE AND HUM IDITY

• 0 ° C to 35° C (32° F to 95° F) a mbient tem perature

• 10% to 9 0% Relative Humid ity (R H)

STORAGE AND TRAN SPORT TEMPERATURE

• -20° C to 6 0° C (-4° F to 140° F) at RH 10 –90% ( non-

conden sing)

APPROVALS

• D irective 2006/ 95/EC ( Low Voltage Directive )–

Standar d EN 60950 -1, 2ed

• D irective 2004/108/E C (EMC Di rective )– Standar d EN

55022, Class A – Standard EN 55024– Sta ndard EN 61000-3-2/- 3-3

• A pproved according to U L 60950-1 and CSA 6 0950-

1-07

• C omplie s with FCC15B Class A

DIMENSIONS OF PROFI LE 42”

• H eight: 63 .78” / 162 cm

• W idth: 38.5 8” / 98 cm

• D epth: 6.7” / 17 cm

• We ight: 202.8 lbs / 9 2 kg

• N etwork Se ttings pr otection

NETWORK INTE RFACES

• 1 x L AN/Etherne t (RJ-45 ) 10/100/1000 Mb it

OTHER INTERFACES

• U SB host for fu ture usage

PRECISIONHD 1080P 12X CAMER A

• 1/ 3” CMOS

• 12 x zoom

• +15°/-25° tilt, +/- 90° pa n

• 4 3.5° vertic al ﬁeld of vi ew

• 72° h orizonta l ﬁeld of vie w

• Fo cus distance 0.3m –inﬁni ty

• 1920 x 1080 pi xels progressive @ 6 0fps

• O ther formats suppo rted (c onﬁgura ble throug h Dip-

switch) :

• 1920 x 1080 @60 Hz (HDMI o nly)

• 1920 x 1080 @50 Hz (HDMI on ly)

• 1920 x 1080 @30 Hz

• 1920 x 1080 @25 Hz

• 1280 x 720 @60 Hz

• 1280 x 720 @50 Hz

• 1280 x 720 @30 Hz

• 1280 x 720 @25 Hz

• A utomatic or m anual foc us/brightne ss/wh ite balanc e

• Fa r-end came ra control

• D ual HDMI a nd HD-SDI o utput

SYSTEM MANAGEMENT

• S uppor t for the TANDBERG M anagem ent Suite

• Total ma nagement via emb edded SNMP, Telnet, SSH,

XML, SOAP

• R emote soft ware upload: via we b server, SCP, HTTP,

HTTPS

• R emote contr ol and on-sc reen menu system

DIRECTORY SERVICES

• S uppor t for Local di rectories (My Co ntacts)

• C orporate D irectory

• U nlimited e ntries using Ser ver directory sup porting

LDAP and H.35 0

• U nlimited n umber for Corpora te director y (through

TMS)

• 20 0 number local dir ectory

• R eceived C alls

• Pl aced Calls

* require s Premium Resolu tion option

** requir es Premium Resol ution option and Qu ick Set C20plus

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U.S. HEADQUARTERS

TANDBERG

1212 Avenue of the Ame ricas

24th Floor

New York, NY 10036

Telephone: +1 212 692 6500

Fax: +1 212 692 6501

Video: +1 212 692 6535

E-mail: ta ndberg @tand berg.com

EUROPEA N HEADQUA RTERS

TANDBERG

Philip Pede rsens vei 20

1366 Lysaker

Norway

Telephone: + 47 67 125 125

Fax: +47 67 125 234

Video: + 47 67 126 126

E-mail: ta ndberg @tand berg.com

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