Sony PCSXL55 Instruction Manual

HD Visual Communication System PCS-XL55
Quick Connection Guide
1. To begin with 2. Let’s connect
Main indicators that appear during communication
2Enter the IP address or ISDN line
number of a remote party.
Select “Dial” and press ENTER, or
press .
3
Select the Line I/F.*
1* The Line I/F cannot be
selected depending on
the system setup.
Press ENTER after each selection to proceed.
For details on operations, refer to the Operating Instructions (stored in the supplied CD-ROM).
Turn on your HD Visual Communication System and TV
monitor, and check the following to ensure that connection is
possible.
The system is equipped with a lens cover to hide the camera.
Before starting a videoconference, open the lens cover by
sliding the lever for lens cover on the top of the system to the
right. If the lens cover is closed, the picture on the local site
will not be seen on the remote site.
The number is dialed, and the
system establishes connection.
1 2 3
Notes:
 Connection to a remote party is not possible if neither
the IP address nor ISDN line number is not displayed.
 You can hide the IP address of the local system using
the setup menu.
Presentation (reception) is
being executed.
Local party has drawing rights for
annotation (function for writing on
the display via a pen tablet).
Controlling a remote camera.
Local microphone is turned off.
Presentation (transmission) is
being executed.

Is the picture of your camera (local picture) on the
monitor screen?

Is the IP address of the local system or the
ISDN line number displayed?
Lever for
lens cover
Camera
Note:
To use the direct dialing function, the
[Direct Dial] setting must be set to
[On] in the Home Menu setup menu.
This section describes how to
make a call via direct dialing.
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Switching the picture display
You can press the VC button and PC/RGB
button on the right side of the system
to switch between the videoconference
picture and computer picture displays.
You can also press and hold the LAYOUT
button on the Remote Commander to
switch the display.
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




Transmitting a picture for
presentation
You can transmit a picture from the computer
connected to the RGB IN connector to a remote
party.
Switching the camera for control
Switch between controlling the local camera or the
remote camera.
Ending the communication and
disconnecting
Switching on/off the local
microphone
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

Operating the menu
Select the setting item
in the menu displayed
on the screen, and
confirm the selection.
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










Headset communication is supported. For
details, refer to the Operating Instructions.
Switching the picture on the TV
monitor
Press the LAYOUT button to display the Layout menu.
Select the screen display pattern of the local and
remote pictures using the ///and ENTER
buttons.
Adjusting the
sound volume of
the remote party
Adjusting the
camera zoom
To decrease
the volume
To increase
the volume
Displaying Camera menu
Press the CAMERA button to display the Camera
menu.
Select the menu item using the ///and ENTER
buttons, and the selected adjustment menu is
displayed.
Adjustments: for zoom adjustment
Brightness: for brightness adjustment
Preset: for presetting and recalling zoom information
Details: for focus adjustment, white balance
adjustment, and backlight function use
To enlarge the
picture
To reduce the
picture
Displaying Tools menu
Press the TOOLS button to display the Tools menu.
Select the menu item using the
///
and ENTER
buttons, and you can use the selected function such
as “Annotation.”
Recalling the preset camera zoom
Select “Preset” in the Camera menu to display the
Preset Setting List.
Press buttons 1 to 6 to zoom the camera to the
preset positions.
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Remote Commander Guide For details on operations, refer to the Operating Instructions (stored in the supplied CD-ROM).
Selecting the input picture
Press the VIDEO INPUT button to display the Video
Input menu.
Select the video input using the ///and
ENTER buttons.
CAMERA: Video from the built-in camera.
RGB: Video input from the equipment connected to RGB
IN connector