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Sony PCS-G70P User Manual (236 pages)


Brand: Sony | Category: Gardening equipment | Size: 4.52 MB |

 

Table of contents

Communication

1

Owner’s Record

2

Table of Contents

4

Appendix

7

Chapter 1:

8

Installation and

8

Preparation

8

Features

9

10 Features

10

PCS-G70/G70P

10

3-863-237-11 (1)

10

System Components

11

12 System Components

12

13System Components

13

14 System Components

14

System Configuration

15

16 System Configuration

16

17System Configuration

17

18 System Configuration

18

19System Configuration

19

20 System Configuration

20

21System Configuration

21

22 System Configuration

22

System Connections

23

24 System Connections

24

Preparing the System

25

26 Preparing the System

26

Turning the System On/Off

27

28 Turning the System On/Off

28

29Turning the System On/Off

29

30 Turning the System On/Off

30

31Turning the System On/Off

31

32 Turning the System On/Off

32

Setting Up the

33

System for the First

33

Time — Initial Setup

33

9 Enter the sub-addresses

35

CancelPrevious

36

37Using the Menus

37

38 Using the Menus

38

IP: 012.345.678.678

39

ISDN: 012345678956789

39

PCS-RG70

41

42 Using the Menus

42

Chapter 2:

43

Registration and

43

Setup for System

43

Administrators

43

4 Set the respective items

44

Save Cancel

65

Page: 4/4

65

Registering a

68

Remote Party –

68

Phone Book

68

1 Open the Phone Book menu

70

Chapter 3: Daily

74

Meeting starts!

82

Adjusting the Sound

90

91Adjusting the Sound

91

Adjusting the Camera

92

93Adjusting the Camera

93

94 Adjusting the Camera

94

95Adjusting the Camera

95

96 Adjusting the Camera

96

97Adjusting the Camera

97

98 Adjusting the Camera

98

99Adjusting the Camera

99

Window Picture – PinP Feature

104

Chapter 4:

108

Videoconference

108

With Optional

108

Equipment

108

2 Open the Memory Stick menu

109

1 Open the Still Image menu

113

2 Open the Still Image menu

115

3 Open the Memory Stick menu

119

Communication Submenu

121

Using Multiple Monitors

122

123Using Multiple Monitors

123

124 Using Multiple Monitors

124

125Using Multiple Monitors

125

126 Using Multiple Monitors

126

127Using Multiple Monitors

127

128 Using Multiple Monitors

128

Using Multiple Microphones

129

Equipment to a Remote Party

134

Picture – Voice Meeting

136

5 Click “Call”

140

Accessing the Communication

141

Terminal

141

Chapter 5: Data

142

Conference

142

Solution Box

143

Chapter 6:

153

Using a

153

Whiteboard

153

Chapter 7:

159

Encrypted

159

Preparing for an Encrypted

160

Videoconference via LAN

160

Chapter 8:

162

Multipoint

162

Installing the MCU Software

169

Setting for a Multipoint

171

MULTI LIST

173

1024 Kbps

173

Disconnect Phone Book

179

Detail Dial

179

Using the Display Control

181

182 Using the Display Control

182

183Using the Display Control

183

Display Control

184

Broadcast Mode

184

185Using the Display Control

185

Notes on Secondary

187

Terminals

187

Connecting the External MCU

188

Multipoint Attributes

191

192 Multipoint Attributes

192

Location and

193

Function of Parts

193

On-screen Messages

200

201On-screen Messages

201

202 On-screen Messages

202

203On-screen Messages

203

204 On-screen Messages

204

205On-screen Messages

205

206 On-screen Messages

206

Troubleshooting

207

208 Troubleshooting

208

209Troubleshooting

209

210 Troubleshooting

210

Specifications

211

212 Specifications

212

213Specifications

213

214 Specifications

214

215Specifications

215

216 Specifications

216

217Specifications

217

218 Specifications

218

219Specifications

219

220 Specifications

220

221Specifications

221

Videoconferencing

222

Room Layout

222

Glossary

224

225Glossary

225

226 Glossary

226

227Glossary

227

Menu Configuration

228

229Menu Configuration

229

230 Menu Configuration

230

231Menu Configuration

231

232 Menu Configuration

232

233Menu Configuration

233

234 Menu Configuration

234

235Menu Configuration

235