Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product 1500MXP TANDBERG
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User Manual Software version F1 D13642.01 This document is not to be repr oduced in whole or in part without pe rmission in w riting from:.
ii Table Of Conte nts User Manual ............................. ................................ ................................ .............................. 1 Trademark s and Copyright ............................. ................................
Table Of Contents iii 3.12.7 Disconn ect Participant ............................... ................................ .......................... 50 3.12.8 Term inate Meeting ........................................................ ....................
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP iv 4.6.2 MCU Status Line .......................................... ................................. ........................ 84 4.6.3 Floor to Ful l Screen ....................................................... ..................
1 Trademarks and Copyright All rights reserv ed. This do cument contains inform ation that is proprie tary to TAN DBERG. No part of this publica tion m ay be reproduced, stored in a retrie val system .
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 2 Environmental Issues Thank you for buying a product, which contrib utes to a reducti on in pollutio n, and thereb y helps save the en vironm ent. Our products r educe the n eed for travel an d transport and thereby reduce p ollution.
User Manual 3 Operator Safety Summary For your protect ion, please read th ese safet y instructions c ompletel y before operating the equipment and k eep this m anual for f uture reference. The inform ation in this summ ary is intended for opera tors.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 4 Lightning - Unp lug this apparatus dur ing lightni ng storm s or when unused for long periods of tim e. ISDN cables - CAUTION - T o reduce the risk of fire, use onl y No. 26 AW G or larger telecomm unication line cor d.
5 1 Introduction The T ANDBERG 1500 MX P system off ers superior audio and video qua lity in a f ully featured unit. MXP stands f or Media Experience and indicates t he new T ANDBERG platfor m . Main F eatures: Supports videoconf erencin g via both IP and ISDN net works .
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 6 1.1 At a Glance Camera The Main Cam era is m ounted on top of the m onitor. The Main Cam era incl udes a high qualit y color cam era with a fast pa n/tilt/zoom action. The Main Cam era is c ontrolled b y the system ’ s infra-red rem ote control and op erates pan/til t, focus a nd zoom.
1 Introduction 7 The remote control uses 4 AAA b atteries. T he system will te ll you when batt eries are runn ing low. Change batt eries from the back side of the rem ote control. The reach of the rem ote co ntrol signal is 20 m eters. For users sitting in an open plan of fice, this can cause pro blem s.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 8 1.2 Menu Structure The menu struc ture is divided in t wo. The Main Menu is available for al l users and contains all functionalit y of the system. T he Administrator M enu contains al l the settings of the s ystem. Enter Administrat or Setting s from Main Menu - Control Panel.
1 Introduction 9.
10 2 Inst allation Precautions: Never install com m unication wiring during a lightning s torm . Never install jac ks for comm unication cables in wet lo cations unless the jack is specificall y designed for wet locat ions.
2 Installation 11 2.1 Unpacking W hen unpacking the TAND BERG 1500 MXP , you will find the f ollowing item s :.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 12 2.2 Connecting Cables Connect the cabl es according to the figure bel ow:.
2 Installation 13 2.3 Monitor Configuration Before you start us ing the s ystem, m ake sure that your monitor uses your desired language. Also, mak e sure that surround s ound is OF F. How to change the monito r language: 1. Press the m enu key on the m onitor to bring up the m onitor menu.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 14 2.4 System Configuration The s y stem must be config ured for each installation. C onfiguratio n settings can be m ade via the system menu. Navigate throug h the m enu system using the arr ow keys and O K. Rem ember to pres s the Save button on th e bottom of each m enu to save your changes.
2 Installation 15 optimized for wid e screen m onitors. T he display la yout may be changed at any time using the L ayout butto n on the rem ote control. 6. Softw are Options To activate Mult iSite and/or Presenter and b andwidth, you mus t enter a new option ke y in the Software O ptions m enu (see paper work ac companying your system ).
16 3 General Use Wake up the system W hen the system is not in use, it is in standb y mode and the s creen is blac k. W ake up the system by picking up the re mote control. An i ncom ing call or pressing any ke y on the rem ote will also wake up the s ystem.
3 General Use 17 3.1 The Welcome Screen W hen the system is switched o n, you will see the welc om e screen. The welcom e screen presents the Main Menu an d displays your M ain Cam era image in the bac kground (Main Camera is s ystem default). Your dial in num bers and system nam e are displayed in the upper right corner.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 18 3.2 Using the Remote Control The s y stem is controlled with a remote contro l. Think of the remote control as a mobile pho ne with number k e y s and call ke ys. Use the arrow k eys and OK to navigate the m enu. T he system ’ s most comm only used functions are a lso acces sible directl y from the remote con trol.
3 General Use 19 13. Store and recall your video contacts via the s ystem Phone Book for eas y placement of calls. (See cha pter 3.9 P hone Book ) 14. Us e the red End Cal l key to end the curr ent call. Pres sing this k ey when not in a c all will place the s ystem in Standb y mode.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 20 3.2.3 Layout The Layout button h as two behav iors dependin g on the Picture L ayout setti ng in Adm inistrator Settings (see chapt er 4.1.8 Scr een Settings ) . It can provide e ither a Pictur e in Pict ure or a Picture outside P icture.
3 General Use 21 Note that if both T V m onitor format and VGA f orm at (in Administrator Sett ingsGener alScreen Settings) is set to Norm al, the system will sk ip the 1+3 la yout, which is not benefici al for 4:3 monitors. Example of POP Example of Side b y Side 3.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 22 3.2.5 Volume + and - Press the Volum e k ey to adjust the volum e level. An on- screen indicator will show the c urrent level. 3.2.6 Number and Letter keys Pressing a num ber ke y when you are outsid e a call will tak e you to the ca ll menu.
3 General Use 23 Press the 1-k ey three tim es to get a "1". Press the 2-k ey four tim es to get a "2". Press the 3-k ey four tim es to get a "3". 3.2.7 Touch Tones Sometim es you need to dia l extension num bers with th e number k eys when you are in a call.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 24 3.3 On Screen Indicators The system has a number of icon s signaling dif feren t settings: Microph one Off This indicator is sho wn whe n the m icrophone is turned off. Press the Mic off button again to turn the mic rophone back on.
3 General Use 25 3.4 Using the Menu Main menu. The menu is the Int erface you will use to contr ol the s ystem . The main m enu contains: Make a Call, Sta ndby, Pho ne Book, Present ation, Mul tiSite Services a nd Control Panel. W hen you are in a call, Add anot her Call and E nd Call wil l be available via the green a nd red buttons.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 26 3.5 Make a Call To mak e a call, choose Ma ke a Call from the m ain menu. If you are alr eady in a call, c hoose Add another Cal l from the main menu to ca ll another partici pant (if your system has MultiSite capabilities).
3 General Use 27 3.5.2 Place Telephone Call The T ANDBERG system has great audio- as wel l as video perf orm ance. Use the s ystem both as a videophon e and a tele phone! How to place a telephone call: 1. Press the green k ey on the r emote or choos e Make a Call f rom the Main Men u to open the Call m enu.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 28 2. Choose Add Vid eo Call or Add T elephone Ca ll from the menu line. An extra num ber field appears. Press the Ad d button until you have the desired num ber of participa nts (press Cancel insi de an em pty input field to d elete the field) .
3 General Use 29 Call Type Call T ype can be set to Video Ca ll (default) or Telepho ne Call. Using Video, the s ystem will tr y to connect as a video call.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 30 Type of calls* Auto: 384 k bps on ISDN/768 kbps on L AN Max: 512 k bps on ISDN- BRI 2Mbps (19 20 kbps, IP only) 1472 kbps = 23 B, IP onl y 1152 kbps = 18 B, IP onl y 768 kbps = 12 B, IP onl y 512 kbps = 8B 384 kbps = 6B 320 kbps = 5B 256 kbps = 4B 192 kbps = 3B 128 kbps = 2B, B onding/H .
3 General Use 31 3.6 Answer an incoming Call You can receive c alls an ytim e, even when the s y stem is in standb y mode. But re m ember to switch the s ystem on using the On/O ff s witch located a t the rear of the s ystem as described in chapter 3 Gener al Use.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 32 3.7 End Call The remote control works much like a m obile/cellular phone. Press End Call fr om the m ain menu or the red k ey on the r emote control. In the End Cal l dialog box, press End Call agai n. Press Cancel (x ) to continue the c all.
3 General Use 33 3.8 Standby The s y stem will autom atically go to Standb y mode when it is not in use. You can als o choose Standby from the main m enu (outside a call) to put the s ystem to standb y. In standb y mode, the screen(s) are b lack. It is however still poss ible to r eceive incom ing calls.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 34 3.8.3 Do Not Disturb Do Not Disturb m eans that the s ystem will not accept an y incoming calls. T he caller will hear a busy tone when ca lling this un it. An indicator will indic ate when Do Not Dis turb is ac tive. End Do Not Distur b by press ing any key on the rem ote c ontrol.
3 General Use 35 3.9 Phone Book The local Phone Book s tores up to 200 contacts including th e last num bers dialed. Usin g the Phone Book is tim e saving and m ak es sure you do not inadver tentl y call the wrong num ber. The contacts are s orted alp habeticall y.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 36 3.9.1 Global Phone Book If your system is connected to an external m anagemen t system like the TANDB ERG Management S uite (TMS), i t is possible to us e a centra l contact list f rom the m anagement system . These contacts ca n not be chang ed locall y by the s y stem , only from the managem ent system .
3 General Use 37 3.9.2 Ne w Select the New bu tton to m ake a new con tact. You ca n store up to 200 contacts in your local phone book . To mak e a new contact, you m ust specif y a Name and Num ber.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 38 3.9.3 MultiSite (optional feature) It is possible to pr e-define MultiSite m eetings using th e phone book. You can hav e up to 4 video participants (including yourself) and 3 te lephone partici pants in a m eeting. Al l sites will then be connecte d autom atically instead of having to a dd sites one b y one.
3 General Use 39 3.9.4 Edit To edit a contact, highlight the cont act and press arrow left. Press arrow k ey down to select the Edit button. In the edit wind ow you can edi t Name, Cal l Type, Num ber, Network , Bandwidth and Res trict (56 k). Press O K to save.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 40 3.10 Move Camera Manu al Camera Control TANDBERG 150 0 MXP has manual camer a control. You can zoom the camera using t he handle on top of the cam era.
3 General Use 41 3.11 Presentation The Presentatio n Functionalit y in the s y stem enables you to show PC, D ocum ent Camer a, VCR, AUX and VNC in addition t o your Main Cam era. T his is perfect f or meetings where you would like to sho w a PowerPoint pr esentation f or instance.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 42 3.11.2 Presentation Menu The Presentatio n menu offers you all availab le video sourc es; Main Cam era, PC and VNC. All these sources can be used as Main Video or Pres entation (D uo Video). Pres s the Mai n Video button to change Main Vide o, press the Prese ntation b utton to choose Presentatio n Video.
3 General Use 43 How to stop a Presentation ( Duo Video): 1. Choose Stop Presentation fr om the Presentat ion menu. 2. Press OK to stop t he prese ntation. 3.11.3 PC Presenter (DVI/XG A Input) (Optional feature) Users often ha ve their pres entations on a laptop that is brought into the m eeting room .
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 44 3.11.4 PC Soft Presenter and VNC (Optional feature) PC SoftPresenter is used to disp lay PC im ages on yo ur system without using a V GA cable (PC Presenter). T he system and your PC m ust be connecte d to the sam e LAN. In ad dition, VNC (Virtual Net work Computi ng) server sof tware m ust be installed on the PC.
3 General Use 45 3.11.5 Duo VideoTF/H.239 (Optional feature) W ith Duo Video you have t he opportunit y to show two different live v ideo stream s simultaneousl y, main video and Duo Vide o. This is hand y when showin g a prese ntation. You see the live prese ntation and the live video of th e presenter s imultaneousl y.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 46 3.11.6 Take Ne w Snapshot The s y stem can take a sna pshot of your li ve video. Sn apshot is hand y when you are in a call with a system that does not support Duo Video . Use S napshot to sho w a snapsho t of your presentation and c ontinue the m eeting with m ain cam era.
3 General Use 47 3.12 MultiSite Services A Multipoint Con trol Unit (M CU) enables s everal sites t o participate in t he same c onference. In TANDBERG's embedded MCU, MultiSite, you can have a max imum of 4video- and 3 telephone-partici pants inclu ding yourself ( the host).
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 48 Chair Control If you take Chair c ontrol, you get the following ser vices: Release Chair Assign Floor To P articipant/Releas e Floor From Participant .
3 General Use 49 3.12.2 MultiSite Layout (Only supported b y TANDB ERG MultiSite) W ith a TANDBERG MultiSit e you can choose between the la youts: Auto Split, 4 Split, 5 +1 Split and Voice Switched vi ew. Auto Split d isplays all p articipants o n the screen simultaneousl y.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 50 3.12.3 Terminal Names Choose Term inal Names to s ee a list of the p articipants of the MultiSite conf erence. Press Cancel to go bac k. 3.12.4 Chair Control (Not supported b y TANDBERG MC U or Mult iSite) As chairman, you have acc ess to m ore MultiSite Ser vices.
3 General Use 51 3.12.9 More about MultiSite (embedded MCU) (Optional Featur e) Calling in to a M ultiSite Any system c an be part of a MultiSite conf erence b y calling in to a M ultiSite. T he dial-in numbers to the MultiSite depends of the net work that is used.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 52 3.13 Control Panel The Cont rol Panel contai ns the features: User Guide Streaming Far End Control Camera Pres et Camera T racking Text Chat System Inform ation Administrator Settings Restart 3.
3 General Use 53 3.13.2 Streaming Streaming lets you broadca st your m eeting to particip ants on web. T he web partici pants can listen to the m eeting, see snapsho ts, but not part icipate them selves. Sn apshots o f current stream (if MultiSite), selfview, far e nd and Duo Video stream s are acc essible via http.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 54 Remote: Onl y the far end video will be stream ed. Local and far end audio is always stream ed. Allow Remote Start On: Stream ing can be started f rom external user interfac es like the W eb-browser or Tel net session.
3 General Use 55 Far End Camera Presets Far End Cam era Presets wor ks just lik e your own camera pres ets. W hen Far End is on, use the num ber keys to activate f ar end cam era presets.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 56 Example: You h ave placed Microphone 1 o n the table. Wher e should you position the camera for Preset 7? The cam era position stored at Preset 7 m ust be related to Microphone 1. T herefor e all participants who are located closes t to Mic1 sho uld be include d in the Prese t 7 cam era position etc.
3 General Use 57 Network In system informatio n you also fin d: Call Status Channel Status View Adm inistrator Settings For m ore information, see c hapter 4.9 Diagn ostics . 3.13.8 A dministrator Settings Administrator Sett ings cont ains the configurat ion of th e whole s ystem.
58 4 Administrator Settings Administrator Sett ings cont ain all the settings of the s ystem. Making chan ges to Adm inistrator Settings will ch ange the behavior of the s ystem. It is recomm ended to pass word pr otect the access to Adm inistrator Settings t o prevent occas ional us ers from making cruc ial changes to the system , see chapter 4.
4 Administrator S ettings 59 4.1 General Settings W hen installing the s y stem , go through the Gen eral Settings menu to ensure that you ha ve the right settings f or your system , see chapter 2.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 60 4.1.2 System Name System Name ident ifies t he system: on the welcom e page. during an MCU c onference call. when using the W eb-interface. when the codec is acting as an SNMP Agent . towards a DHC P server.
4 Administrator S ettings 61 4.1.5 Max Call Length This feature will a utomatica lly end both incom ing and o utgoing cal ls when the cal l time exceeds the spec ified Max Cal l Length. Max Ca ll Leng th can have the f ollowing valu es: 0-999 (minutes), wher e 0 means off.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 62 Incoming M CU Calls On W hen you are in a call, the system will provide visual a nd audible ind ications of an incom ing call and ask you to accept/reject t he call. Off The s y stem will not accept i ncom ing calls when you ar e in a call.
4 Administrator S ettings 63 finally hide it. Picture outside Picture (POP) Pressing the La yout button on the rem ote will result in a sm aller view placed outside the big pictu re. Press La yout once m ore to get em ulated dual monitor vie w. Press La yout again to go back to norm al full scr een view.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 64 VGA Mo nitor Format To fully leverage your wide s creen displa y, activate the Native 16:9 form at by setting the VG A Monitor Form at to W ide. Note that you should only change th is setting if your VGA m onitor is a wide screen (1 6:9) monitor or projector.
4 Administrator S ettings 65 800x600 75Hz XGA 1024x768 60Hz VGA output form at is f orced to XGA form at (1024x768 ) 60Hz PC Picture Format PC Picture Form at setting onl y takes eff ect when TV or VGA Mo nitor Form at is set to W ide.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 66 4.1.9 Software Options The s y stem requires a valid option ke y to activate Multi Site and/or Present er functi onality. In order to activate ad ditional bandwidth, you need to ent er a bandwidt h ke y. A restart of the system is required after enter ing a new option and/or band width ke ys.
4 Administrator S ettings 67 4.2 Menu Settings Menu Settings contain the sett ings: Menu Tim eout In Call W elcome Menu W elcome Picture Logo Display W elcome T ext W elcome Text Administrator Password 4.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 68 4.2.2 Welcome Menu The W elcome Menu contains the Main Menu, S ystem Stat us, your S ystem Nam e and dial in numbers . On The W elcome Menu is sho wn when the s ystem wakes up from standby mode. Off The W elcome Menu is not s hown when the s ystem wak es up fr om standby mode.
4 Administrator S ettings 69 4.2.5 Menu on TV (not for T ANDBERG 1500 MX P and 2000 MX P) The Menu on T V setting dec ides if the m enu shall be displa yed on the T V screen or not. For optimal layout of the menu, 'Menu on T V' should be Of f if 'Menu on PC' is On and vice versa.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 70 4.2.8 Welcome Text You can change the welco m e text to any text you lik e, instead of th e default text. Rem ember that Display W elcom e Text must be On to be ab le to edit the welcome text. 4.2.9 A dministrator Password It is recomm ended to put a n Administrator P assword o n the system .
4 Administrator S ettings 71 4.3 Presentation Settings Presentation Settings cont ain: Presentation Start H.239 Call Video Source Presentation Sourc e Snapshot Sourc e Auto-Displa y Snapshot PIP Appearance PIP Placing VNC Settings 4.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 72 Manu al W hen starting a presentation, a dialog box app ears asking if you want to s tart Duo Video. In this way you can choose m anually if you want to use Duo V ideo or not. 4.3.2 H.239 H.239 supports transm ission of two video stre am s.
4 Administrator S ettings 73 4.3.5 Snapshot Source W hen you take a Snapshot , you get a snapsho t of the Sna pshot Sourc e. Current is the default Snapsho t Source. T his means that you take a s napshot of the video sourc e that is currentl y active.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 74 4.3.8 PIP Placing PIP Placing lets you decide where the PIP s hall appear . You can of cours e move the P IP with the Layout button on the rem ote anytime. Top Right PIP is placed in the Top Right cor ner. Bottom Right PIP is placed in the Bottom Right corner.
4 Administrator S ettings 75 4.4 Call Quality Call Quality contain s the settings: Video Algorithm Audio Algorithm AAC-LD 128k bps Natural Video Video Qualit y Default Call Sett ings 4.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 76 4.4.2 A udio A lgorith m The s y stem will autom atically select the bes t audio alg orithm based o n the call rate an d the capabilities of the remote system . Use this m enu to disable audio algorithm s in cas e you want to remove “ low qual ity ” audio, or if you have inter operabilit y iss ues calling other s ystems .
4 Administrator S ettings 77 4.4.3 AA C -LD 128kbps (stereo audio) Specify a call rat e for 128kbps AAC-LD. From this call r ate and above, "1 28kbps AAC-LD " is available. On lower call rates "64k bps AAC-LD " is availabl e. Stereo audio req uires twice the bandwidth as m ono CD-quality audio.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 78 4.4.6 Default Call Settings Default Call Sett ings are co nnected with C all Settings i n the call m enu. If you leave Call Settings unchange d when m aking a call, the s ystem will use t he Default Cal l Settings in the call. See chapter 3.
4 Administrator S ettings 79 4.5 Audio Audio contains the settings: Inputs Outputs Echo Control Stereo Settings Audio Levelling ( AGC) Alert Tones and Volume 4.5.1 Inputs Mic and A udio in put L-R (VCR Lef t/Right) By default, all in puts are enabled.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 80 The default le vel for the m icrophone is set to +3 dB. Audio inputs VCR L eft/Righ t are set to a def ault level w hich is adh ered to b y most manuf acturers of audio-visual equipment an d is a leve l at which m ost audio-visual equipm ent (CD-pla yers, VCRs or DVD s) will work .
4 Administrator S ettings 81 Tips for improv ing the ec ho canceller perfo rmance: It is recomm ended to place the micr ophone between 1 and 2 m eters away from the persons speak ing. Place the m icrophone as f ar as possible f rom noise sources.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 82 Example: In most c onferences, the particip ants will spe ak at different levels, and be at different distances from the microphones.
4 Administrator S ettings 83 4.6 Video Video contains th e settings: MCU Status Line Floor to Full Scr een W eb Snapshots MultiSite Picture Mode Video Nam e 4.6.1 Camera Tracking Mode (not for T ANDBERG 1500 MX P) Slow: The s ystem waits a while b efore zoom ing in on a singl e person speak ing.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 84 4.6.2 MCU Status Line On The MultiSite/MCU/ DuoVid eo indicators will be displa yed and prov ide inform ation about the confer ence. Off The MultiSite/MCU/ DuoVid eo indicators will not be dis played. Auto The MultiSite/MCU/ DuoVid eo indicators will be displa yed for a few s econds and then timed out.
4 Administrator S ettings 85 4.6.5 MultiSite Picture Mode MultiSite Picture Mode deci des the defau lt layout of a MultiSite call. C hoose betw een the layouts: Auto Split, Voice S witched, 4 Spli t and +1 Spli t. You can chang e the la yout during a call using the la yout option in Mult iSite Servic es.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 86 4.6.6 Picture Control (not for T ANDBERG 1500 MX P) Focus, Brightnes s and W hite balance are set for auto focus , auto brightness and auto white balance b y default. If you need t o set focus, bri ghtness and w hite balance m anually, go to Picture Control in Video Se ttings.
4 Administrator S ettings 87 4.7 Security Security contain s the setting s: Encryption Encryption Mode Passwords 4.7.1 Encryption (Countr y specific) Auto T he s y stem wil l try to set u p calls using encr yption. Point to point cal ls: If the fa r end system supports encr yption (AES or DE S), the call will be encr ypted.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 88 On The s y stem will onl y send and receive encr ypted data. T he call will not b e established if not all participants sup port encr yption.
4 Administrator S ettings 89 4.8 Network The netw ork menu contain : ISDN-BRI Settings LAN Settings Network Prof iles Data Port 4.8.1 ISDN-BRI Settings To make sure you r system w ill work properly usin g ISDN-BRI , make the foll ow ing settings: 1.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 90 Example: Numbers SPIDS ISDN BRI 1: 67838498 67838498 016783849800 016783849810 ISDN BRI 2: 23478060 23478070 012347806000 012347807000 ISDN BRI 3: 23478420 23478430 012347842000 012347843000 ISDN BRI 4: 23478520 23478530 012347852000 012347853000 4.
4 Administrator S ettings 91 Sending Complet e On The s y stem will send the ISDN mes sage information elem ent Sending Com plete. Off The s y stem will not send Send ing Com plete. 4.8.2 L A N Settings LAN Settings con tain: IP Settings H.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 92 Ethernet Speed Auto The codec will auto-detect the spe ed/duplex o n the LAN. 10/Half The codec will co nnect to the L AN using 10 Mbps spe ed/Half Duplex. 10/Full 10 Mbps speed/Fu ll Duplex . 100/Half 100 Mbps speed/ Half Duplex .
4 Administrator S ettings 93 use a gatekeeper f or m aking H.323 calls a nd hence an IP-address m ust be specified m anually. Manu al The system will use a s pecific gatek eeper identified b y Gatek eeper IP-address . 4.8.2.2.4 Gatek eeper IP This is the gatek eeper IP-addr ess that is use d if you s pecify H.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 94 NAT Address This mus t be the external/glob al IP-address to t he rout er with NAT supp ort. Pack ets sent to the router will th en be route d to the codec.
4 Administrator S ettings 95 Reliability Tells the router to max imize the reliabilit y. Cost Tells the router to minim ize the cost. IP Precedence T elephon y Used to define which priority a udio should ha ve in the network f or telephone calls. The higher the num ber, the higher the priority.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 96 4.8.2.4 Wireless LAN Settings SSID (Service Set Identification ) Example “ W LANNETW ORK ” . Defines a local net work id for this wireless region.
4 Administrator S ettings 97 Encryption Select if you want t o encr ypt your W ireless LAN conne ction. Increased encryption level will decrease perf ormance. Use Key: Select which of th e ke ys shown below you want to use . Key 1-4 The 64-bit ke ys can consist of a leading star ( *) and 5 c haracters.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 98 4.8.4 Data Port The s y stem provides two st andard RS232 serial ports to allow a com puter to be c onnected f or data transfer and co ntrol pur poses. Note that when con necting to a PC th e connec ting cable must be a stra ight through RS232 c able.
4 Administrator S ettings 99 4.9 Diagnostics Diagnostics allo ws testing of individual s ystem com ponents and disp lays the current s ystem settings. Diagnostics cont ain: System Inform ation .
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 100 4.9.2 Call Status Comprehensive i nformation about the call is available t hrough the Ca ll Status wind ow. The menu has two co lumns , one for transm itted and one for r eceived audio/video /data inform ation. If Duo Video or Multi Site is used, pr essing the UP/DOW N keys will show one page per connecte d site.
4 Administrator S ettings 101 PRI Red Alarm Red alarm or Loss of signal (LO S) means that t here is no signa l and thus no fr aming inf o received (this has sam e ef fect as pulling out the PRI cable) .
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 102 Far End Control Fallback to T elephony Screen Settings TV Monitor Form at Picture La yout VGA Monitor Form at VGA Out Qualit y PC Picture Form at Allow VGA 50Hz Software Op tion.
4 Administrator S ettings 103 Echo Control Mic1 Mic2 Mic3 Audio4 Audio Levelling ( A GC) Mic1-3, Audio4 Audio5 (AUX) Audio6 (VCR) Received Audio Alert Tones & Volume Video Call Alert T one Telepho.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 104 T2 Cable Length 2 E1 CRC-4 Advanced ISDN PR I Settings NSF Code Video NSF Code Telepho ne Call Leased E1/T1 Set tings Call Control Network Interf ace Max Channels Start Channels T1 Line Coding Line Settings External netw ork configu ration Call Control RS 66 RS449/V.
4 Administrator S ettings 105 Stopbits Mode Data Port 2 Baud rate Parity Databits Stopbits Mode 4.9.6 Restore Default Settings Restore Def ault Settings will restore all adm inistrator s ettings. Note that t his will not af fect your Call Director y inform ation, Network T y pe, Line S etup num bers or your SPID num bers.
106 5 Peripheral Equipment Using the option al peripheral d evices outline d in this chapt er and the m any others avai lable, you will be able to build your own applications f or use with the s ystem , thereby better integrating the s ystem into your business en vironm ent.
5 Peripheral Equi pment 107 5.1 Interfaces This drawing sho ws onl y the active connect ors. Som e products m ay have addition al non- working connect ors.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 108 5.2 Document Camera A document cam era can be us ed for show ing text, diag rams and a vari ety of graphical material as well as sm all three-dimens ional objects. How to use a document cam era wit h your system: 1. Connect the docum ent camer a to the Doc Cam input on the system .
5 Peripheral Equi pment 109 5.3 Video Cassette Recorder (VCR) VCR/DVD - Pla yback Mono For playback , connect a cable between Vide o Out on the VCR a nd Video In ( VCR) on the system . Connect a cable bet ween Audio Ou t on the VCR an d the Audio I n (VCR) on the system .
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 110 5.4 Telephone Add-On (not for T ANDBERG 1500 MX P and TANDB ERG 2000 MXP) The s y stem has a built in audi o bridge* that ca n bring i n Voice over IP ( VoIP) tele phony or normal telephone s ites usin g ISDN. It can br idge up to 5 telephon y sites in an y mix.
5 Peripheral Equi pment 111 5.5 Additional Cameras Extra fixed Came ras You can connect extr a fixed c ameras to your system , for example, a whitebo ard cam era. Connect the vide o output of the additional cam era to one of the available V ideo inputs on the system .
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 112 5.6 Additional Microphones (not for T ANDBERG 1500 MX P) If your environm ent is such that you require m ore than one microphon e for your ro om , e.g. you have a white board at a distance fr om your table m icrophone; it is poss ible to c onnect additional m icrophones to your system .
5 Peripheral Equi pment 113 5.7 Web Interface It is possible to ac cess and m aintain the s ystem rem otely via a local area net work (LAN) using a standard W eb-br owser. Connect your system to a L AN with a Net work cable. How to configure your system f or web int erface: 1.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 114 5.8 Dual Monitor (not for T ANDBERG 1500 MX P and 2000 MX P) It is possible to insta ll the system in a Dual Mo nitor conf iguration. The D ual Monit or can be used to show ful l screen self view, still im ages and Duo Video. To use the s ystem in the Dual Mo nitor configuratio n: 1.
5 Peripheral Equi pment 115 5.9 XGA Monitors and Projectors (Optional) The s y stem can be delivere d with optiona l single or du al TV/XGA m onitors. It can also be connected to an y DVI/VGA/PA L or NTSC displ ay. Note that the un it supports VESA Displa y Power Mana gement on the D VI/VGA ou tput (see chapter 5.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 116 5.10 Stereo Speaker Kit (not for T ANDBERG 1500 MX P and 2000 MX P) The Stereo Speak er Kit pro vides an pair of floor-standi ng loudspeak ers in additio n to the bui lt- in DNAM . Using t hese speak ers will enable ster eo func tionality in your s ystem and thereb y enhance the sou nd experience.
5 Peripheral Equi pment 117 5.11 VESA Display Power Management Because of the trem endous am ount of energ y consumed b y monitors when operating, th e system will reduce power c onsum ption and extend m onitor lifecycle b y suspend (s witch off) monitors and projec tors wh en the s ystem goes into s leep/standb y.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 118 5.12 Extended Display Identification Data (EDID) Extended Disp lay Identification Dat a (EDID) is a VESA s tandard data f orm at that will allow the system to communicate its c apabilities, inc luding vendor infor mation lik e the suppor ted VGA- formats and frequency range l imits to a PC c onnected to the X GA/DVI input.
119 6 Appendices Appendices: Appendix 1: Tec hnical Spec ification Appendix 2: Ba ndwidth Info rmation Appendix 3: En vironmental c onsiderations Appendix 4: G uidelines fo.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 120 6.1 Appendix 1 Technical Speci fication Contanct your T ANDBERG r epresentative for a T echnical Spec ification for T ANDBERG 1500 MXP or downloa d from www.
6 Appendix 121 6.2 Appendix 2 Bandwidth Infor mation for T ANDBER G endpoints Model 8000M XP, 7000MXP 6000MXP, M aestro Bandwidth Point to point ISDN / IP Standard: 1920 / 4096 Standard: 768 / 3 072 O.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 122 Matching Dual Stream (DuoVideo / H.239) Yes Yes Secure Conference All bandwidths All bandwidths H.264 Up to 768 Up to 768 Picture Mode MultiSite VS, CP4, CP5 +1 VS, CP4, CP5 +1 .
6 Appendix 123 6.3 Appendix 3 Environmental considerations This section exp lains how t o carry out basic adjustm ents and simple tes ts to ensure that you send and receiv e the best possible im age and audio q ualit y when using your s ystem .
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 124 6.4 Appendix 4 Guidelines fo r setting up v ideoconferencing rooms The following ar e a set of g uidelines to cons ider when either building a videoconfe rencing room, or us ing an existing room for videoconf erencing. Lighting: Low Contrast des ired for light intensity.
6 Appendix 125 If the system has a separat e micr ophone, it should be placed at the f ront of the table to ensure that al l speech will be detec ted. The best position for th e micr ophone is at least 2 meters (6.5 feet) in front of the s ystem on a plain, flat table with at least 0.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 126 6.5 Appendix 5 Securit y The s y stem has several fea tures both to protec t from unauthorized us e and s ystem access: Access Code: W hen Access Code is enabled, th e user will be as ked to enter a n access c ode bef ore he/she is able to m ake a call.
6 Appendix 127 To rem ove this password, use the comm and: "ippassword ” . From telnet, this is onl y possible by first entering th e correct password. Services The diff erent IP services on the s ystem - FTP, Telnet, T elnet Challenge, HT TP, HTT PS, SNMP and H.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 128 The T ANDBERG AES impl ementation is validated as conform ing to the Advanced Encr yption Standard (AES) A lgorithm, as specified in F ederal Inform ation Process ing Standa rd Publication 197, Advanced Encryption Stan dard, by The Nation al Institute of Standards an d Technolog y (NIST).
6 Appendix 129 6.6 Appendix 6 Connecting the s ystem to PRI/T 1 Using CSU adapte r Connecting the s ystem to t he ISDN network via the E1/T1- interface using an Adtran T 1 ESF CSU ACE or e quivale nt CSU, will allo w up to 1.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 130 6.7 Appendix 7 Using the file s ystem It is possible to ac cess a file system w ithin the T ANDBERG system by using ft p: DOS- window: ftp <IP-address of s y stem >, or W eb- browser: ftp:// <IP-addres s of s ystem> Description of t he different files: all.
6 Appendix 131 6.8 Appendix 8 Connecting the s ystem to the S w itched 56 network Using Teles ync TS-256 S W56/ISDN adapte r Connecting the s ystem to t he SW56 net work using a Teles ync Adapter is descr ibed below. There are diff erent Teles ync Adapters f or different con figurations of SW 56 networks.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 132 6.9 Appendix 9 Connecting the s ystem to ISDN using NT1 ne twork adapters Connecting Connect the f irst ISDN cable f rom ISDN 1 on th e system to the S-interface on your first NT1 network adapter. Conn ect the other ISDN cables t o the appropri ate NT 1 network adapters .
6 Appendix 133 6.10 Appendix 10 (Not for set top s ystems ) Pinouts and Co nnectors WAVE II Camera: 8-PIN RJ (shielded m odular jack) : This connector is use d for t he power and co ntrol signal s to the main cam era.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 134 Pin-4 RXD (in) Pin-3 TXD (out) Pin-2 Presence (+12V in daisy chain) Pin-1 GND Ethernet: To connect the s ystem to a LAN, use the Ethernet cabl e provided b y TANDBERG (or a standard Etherne t cable). If no L AN is availabl e and the codec is connected d irectly to a computer, use a c rossover c able.
6 Appendix 135 6.11 Appendix 11 Cisco CallMana ger regis tration Configuring an H .323 client on t he CallManag er 4.0 The registration of a H.323 client in CallMan ager is sup ported on the Cal lManager (CCM) 4.0 software and for ward. 1. To conf igure the CallManager with an H.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 136 6.12 Appendix 12 Diagnostic Tool s for IP To use these tools, will req uire using a PC and setting up a telnet s ession toward s the system . Q.931 To show Q.931 tr ace during a ca ll you need t o issue the c omm and ‘ syslog on ’ .
6 Appendix 137 (*) Note: W hile using MultiS ite, if a site is d isconnected and reconnected without te rminating the entire confer ence, the n ext site to be c onnected wi ll have a H.245 p ort outside of the specified range. If this funct ionality is req uired through a firewall, t he range of TCP ports can be extended pas t 5564.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 138 6.13 Appendix 13 Declaration of C onformit y Contact your T ANDBERG r epresentative f or a Declara tion of Conf orm ity..
139 Index A Access Code ......................................... .. 61 Add Another Ca ll................................... .. 27 Additional m icrophone .......................... 111 Administrator Pass word ..........................70 Alert Tones and Vo lume .
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 140 Video Nam e ................................. ........... 86 Video Qualit y ................................ .......... 77 View Adm inistrator Settings .................. 101 View Site ................................... .......
141 Glossary # 199 AV1: Externa l input for the T ANDBERG/LO EW E monitor. 2nd monitor: T he second m onitor of your videoconferenc ing system . The second m onitor is normally placed o n the righ t side of the f irst m onitor.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 142 Call control Data T riggere d: Uses Tx Data, RxData and clock signals on ly. Use Data Triggered when no handshak e signal is avail able. Call control Lea sed Line: Is a non-dialing protoc ol and s hould be used when t wo systems are connected in a point-to- point connecti on.
Glossary 143 Disconnect site: As a Cha irman, you get the option Di sconnect site. Disc onnect s ite allows you to disconnec t any partic ipant in the confer ence. Do Not Disturb: W hen Do Not Disturb is active t he s ystem will not accept any incom ing calls.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 144 Gateway: T he gatewa y enables sites on IP and sites on I SDN to particip ate in meetings with each other. Global Phone Boo k: A phone book provided b y TMS. H H.261: Video algori thm for legacy video com pression and d ecom pression.
Glossary 145 Modem mod e: (Dataport) Supports external co ntrol of the s ystem via a PC as in Contro l Mode. Once a c all is establis hed, Dataport 1 will autom atically switch to D ata mod e. W hen the call disconnects, Datap ort 1 switches b ack to Control Mode.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 146 Parallel dial: Chan nels will be dialed and con nected in paralle l when setti ng up a bonding call. PC PresenterTF : An easil y accessible PC connec tion plug. W hen connected the PC im age is displayed on the m onitor. PC SoftPresenterT F: Shows PC im ages via the LAN c onnection.
Glossary 147 SNMP traps: Gen erated by th e agent to inf orm the manager about im portant events. SoftMux: Ensur es high reliabilit y and includ es the uni que Downspeed ing feature.
TANDBERG 150 0 MXP 148 TM S: TANDBERG Managem ent Suite Touch T ones: To dial extension numbers ect. during a cal l, use touch ton es in order to get tones instead of pr eset on the n umber k eys. Tracker: The track er is a sm all infrared rem ote control de vice made to steer th e cam era to any desired locat ion within the room.
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