Sony Rse-500 User manual

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Video

Transmitter

Operating

Instructions

Mode

d’emploi

Manual

de

instrucciones

RSE-500

RSE-400

<

1998

by

Sony

Corporation

Owner's

Record

The

model

and

the

serial

numbers

are

located

at

the

rear.

Record

the

serial

number

in

the

space

provided

below.

Reter

to

these

numbers

whenever

you

call

upon

your

Sony

dealer

regarding

this

product.

Model

No.

RSE-500/400

WARNING

To

prevent

fire

or

shock

hazard,

do

not

expose

the

unit

to

rain

or

moisture.

Serial

No.

To

avoid

electrical

shock,

do

not

open

the

cabinet.

Refer

servicing

to

qualified

personnel

only.

For

the

customers

in

the

USA

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

a

Class

B

digital

device,

pursuant

to

Part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

These

limits

are

designed

to

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmful

interference

in

a

residential

installation.

This

equipment

generates,

uses

and

can

radiate

radio

frequency

energy

and,

if

not

installed

and

used

in

accordance

with

the

instructions,

may

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

communications.

However,

there

is

no

guarantee

that

interference

will

not

occur

in

a

particular

installation.

If

this

equipment

does

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

or

television

reception,

which

can

be

determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off

and

on,

the

user

is

encouraged

to

try

to

correct

the

interference

by

one

or

more

of

the

following

measures:

*

Reorient

or

relocate

the

receiving

antenna.

*

Increase

the

separation

between

the

equipment

and

receiver.

*

Connect

the

equipment

into

an

outlet

on

a

circuit

different

from

that

to

which

the

receiver

is

connected.

l

*

Consult

the

dealer

or

an

experienced

radio/TV

technician

for

help

You

are

cautioned

that

any

changes

or

modifications

not

expressly

approved

in

this

manual

could

void

your

authority

to

operate

this

equipment.

The

shielded

interface

cable

recommended

in

this

manual

must

be

used

with

this

equipment

in

order

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

a

digital

device

pursuant

to

Subpart

B

of

Part

15

of

FCC

Rules.

2

(EN)

IMPORTANT

INSTRUCTION

TO

USERS

1.

This

equipment

complies

with

Part

68

of

the

FCC

Rules.

On

the

rear

of

this

equipment

is

a

label

that

contains,

among

other

information,

the

FCC

registration

number

for

this

equipment.

If

requested,

this

information

must

be

provided

to

the

telephone

company.

2.

If

the

terminal

equipment,

RSE-500

or

RSE-400,

causes

harm

to

the

telephone

network,

the

telephone

company

will

notify

you

in

advance

that

temporary

discontinuance

of

service

may

be

required.

But

if

advance

notice

is

not

practical,

the

telephone

company

will

notify

the

customer

as

soon

as

possible.

Also,

you

will

be

advised

of

your

right

to

file

a

complaint

with

the

FCC

if

you

believe

it

is

necessary.

3.

The

telephone

company

may

make

changes

in

its

facilities,

equipment,

operations

or

procedures

that

could

affect

the

operation

of

the

equipment.

if

this

happens

the

telephone

company

will

provide

advance

notice

in

order

for

you

to

make

necessary

modifications

to

maintain

uninterrupted

service.

4.\f

trouble

is

experienced

with

this

equipment,

RSE-500

or

RSE-400,

for

repair

or

warranty

information,

please

contact

Sony

Business

Information

Center

1-800-686-7669".

If

the

equipment

is

causing

harm

to

the

telephone

network,

the

telephone

company

may

request

that

you

disconnect

the

equipment

until

the

problem

is

resolved.

5.

The

equipment

cannot

be

used

on

public

coin

phone

service

provided

by

the

telephone

company.

Connection

to

party

line

service

is

subject

to

state

tariffs.

*

In

the

USA

only.

For

the

customers

in

Canada

and

Latin

America,

please

contact

your

Sony

dealer.

For

the

customers

in

Canada

NOTICE:

The

industry

Canada

label

identifies

certified

2quipment.

This

certification

means

that

the

equipment

neets

certain

telecommunications

network

protective,

yperational

and

safety

requirements

as

prescribed

in

the

appropriate

Terminal

Equipment

Technical

Requirements

Jocument

(s).

The

Department

does

not

guarantee

the

2quipment

will

operate

to

the

user's

satisfaction.

3efore

installing

this

equipment,

users

should

ensure

that

it

s

permissible

to

be

connected

to

the

facilities

of

the

local

elecommunications

company.

The

equipment

must

also

be

nstalled

using

an

acceptable

method

of

connection.

The

zustomer

should

be

aware

that

compliance

with

the

above

sonditions

may

not

prevent

degradation

of

service

in

some

situations.

Repairs

to

certified

equipment

should

be

coordinated

by

a

representative

designated

by

the

supplier.

Any

repairs

or

alterations

made

by

the

user

to

this

equipment,

or

equipment

malfunctions,

may

give

the

telecommunications

company

cause

to

request

the

user

to

disconnect

the

equipment.

Users

should

ensure

for

their

own

protection

that

the

electrical

ground

connections

of

the

power

utility,

telephone

lines

and

internal

metallic

water

pipe

system,

if

present,

are

connected

together.

This

precaution

may

be

particularly

important

in

rural

areas.

Caution:

Users

should

not

attempt

to

make

such

connections

themselves,

but

should

contact

the

appropriate

electric

inspection

authority,

or

electrician,

as

appropriate.

This

manual

focuses

on

using

ISDN

lines

to

conduct

a

video

transmission,

but

it

also

covers

non-ISDN

lines.

If

you

use

ISDN

lines,

consult

your

Sony

dealer

for

more

information.

*

The

ISDN

service

may

not

be

available

in

some

areas.

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Handling

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Chapter

1

Preparation

lut

eL

—€

1-1

(EN)

Configuration

and

Connections

.........

1-3

(EN)

System

Configuration

«2.0.00...

1-3

(EN)

Connections

for the

Central

Site

.......

1-4

(EN)

Connections

for

the

Terminal

Site

....

1-5

(EN)

Preparing

the

Remote

Commander

(Only

for

RSE-500)

...........................

1-6

(EN)

Inserting

the

Batteries...

1-6

(EN)

Turning

the

Video

Transmitter

On

and

Off

iioii

eontra

anni

1-6

(EN)

Turning

the

Video

Transmitter

On

...

1-6

(EN)

Turning

the

Video

Transmitter

Off...

1-6

(EN)

MOnUS

RM

1-7

(EN)

Operating

the

Menu

..........................

1-7

(EN)

Operating

From

a

Computer

.............

1-7

(EN)

Items

in

the

Main

Menu

....................

1-8

(EN)

Chapter

2

Setup

Using

the

SETTING

Menu

About

the

SETTING

Menu

...................

2-1

(EN)

Items

in

the

SETTING

Menu

...........

2-]

(EN)

Selecting

an

Item

in

the

SETTING

Menit

dida

2-2

(EN)

Registering

the

Local

Site

Information2-3

(EN)

Naming

the

Video

Transmitter

(ID

Name)

............seeees

223

(EN)

Naming

the

Video

Transmitter

(Site

Name)

c.0cccoooocccconoconcnnnoccnnnnono

2-3

(EN)

Registering

the

Telephone

Number

and

Subaddress

oo...

eee

2-3

CEN)

Setting

the

Communication

Mode

....

2-5

(EN)

Setting

the

Password

.............

ARAN

2-6

(EN)

Setting

the

Date

and

Time

................

2-6

(EN)

A

man

REAL

ef

aed

eae

Setting

the

Answering

Mode

...............

2-7

(EN)

Basic

Setting

.................

eee

2-7

(EN)

Adjusting

the

Line

(Headset)

Audio

Level

and

the

Microphone

Input

Level

.........

2-7

(EN)

Selecting

the

Line

(Headset)

Volume

2-8

(EN)

Selecting

the

Microphone

Input

Level2-8

(EN)

Selecting

the

Picture

Quality

............

2-8

(EN)

Other

Settings

c.cooncccnnonncconnnnnnnncccónnos

2-9

(EN)

Inset

Window

Setting

.........................

2-10

(EN)

Selecting

the

Position

of

the

Inset

W

Id

OW

«ze

eda

deret

2-10

(EN)

Port

Setting

enim

odia

2-10

(EN)

Setting

Up

the

ALARM

IN

Port

.....

2-10

(EN)

Setting

Up

the

RELAY

OUT

Port

..

2-11

(EN)

Setting

Up

the

CAMERA

CONTROL

POP

uet

ient

2-11

(EN)

Setting

Up

the

COMPUTER

Port...

2-11

(EN)

Setting

Up

the

TABLET

Port

.........

2-12

(EN)

Setting

Up

the

USER

DATA

Port

..

2-13

(EN)

Registering

the

Number

of

Cameras

2-13

(EN)

Registering

the

Number

of

Cameras

Connected

to

the

Video

Transmitter

...........

—————

2-13

(EN)

Switching

Pictures

Automatically

....

2-14

(EN)

Setting

the

Time

When

the

Pictures

are

Switched

Jitu

noose

enact

2-14

(EN)

Disconnecting

From

the

Line

Automatically/

Turning

to

the

Standby

Mode

Automatically

.................................

2-14

(EN)

Setting

the

Time

When

the

Unit

Disconnects

From

the

Line

or

Turning

to

the

Standby

Mode.

erhoben

2-14

(EN)

Registering

Called

Parties

.................

2-15

(EN)

Registering

Your

Called

Party

Information

coooooncocccnnoncnnanononnnnnnos

2-15

(EN)

Registering

Called

Parties

When

an

Alarm

Signal

Is

Input

.........................

eese

2-16

(EN)

Registering

Your

Called

Party

Information

...................-

sna.

2-16

(EN)

A

UN

CI

TS

SITTIN

Registering

Calling

Parties

with

Permission

to

Be

Connected

................................

2-17

(EN)

Registering

Your

Calling

Party

Information

aaa

2-17

(EN)

Checking

the

Calling

Party

or

Called

Party

Number

uut

petes

2-18

(EN)

Diagnosing

the

System

.....................

2-18

(EN)

Setting

the

Loop

Back

and

Debugging

............

A

E

a

Rata

2-18

(EN)

Setting

a

Different

Telephone

Number

for

B2-

channel

for

Maintenance

............

2-19

(EN)

Diagnosing

the

Hardware

...............

2-19

(EN)

Checking

the

ISDN

Interface

.............

2-21

(EN)

Checking

the

BRI

interface

............

2-2]

(EN)

Generating

the

INFO

1

Signal

for

Testing

Laver

Laa

ea

EN)

Looping

Back

the

Primitive

............

2-21

(EN)

-

Chapter

3

Operation

Starting

Communication

.....................

3-1

(EN)

Connecting

to

a

Remote

Site

............

3-1

(EN)

Making

the

Line

Busy

Temporarily

.

3-3

(EN)

Ending

Communication

.......................

3-3

(EN)

Disconnecting

the

Line

.....................

3-3

(EN)

Changing

the

Audio

Level

and

Microphone

Input

Level........................................

3-4

(EN)

Changing

the

Headset

and

Line

Volume

of

the

Local

Sitë

io

aci

eei

it

3-4

(EN)

Changing

the

Headset

and

Line

Volume

of

the

REMOS

Me

«aceptas

3-4

(EN)

Changing

the

Input

Level

of

the

Microphone

of

the

Local

Site

...........................

3-4

(EN)

Changing

the

Input

Level

of

the

Microphone

of

the

Remote

Site

wee

3-4

(EN)

Selecting

the

Picture

............................

3-5

(EN)

Switching

the

Pictures

ooo...

3-5

(EN)

Stopping

the

Camera

Auto

Scan

Temporarily

....................suuuussss

325

(EN)

Adjusting

the

Picture

...........................

3-6

(EN)

Operating

the

Camera

.......................

3-6

(EN)

Changing

the

Quality

of

the

Picture

Sent

from.

a

Remote

Site

.................

sues

3-6

(EN)

Changing

the

Screen

Setting

..............

3-7

(EN)

Changing

the

Position

of

the

Inset

Window

(Picture-in-Picture)...............uuusse

3-7

(EN)

Selecting

the

Information

to

Display

on

the

MONO.

ains

3-7

(EN)

Setting

PORS

AA

hire

Renee

3-8

(EN)

Checking

the

Alarm

Signals

and

Log

File

of

the

ALARM

IN

Port

....................

3-8

(EN)

Setting

the

Bit

Value

of

the

RELAY

OUT

POL

e

m

Sue

enero

eerta

3-9

(EN)

Chapter

4

Tablet

Operation

Preparing

the

Tablet

............................

4-1

(EN)

Connecting

the

Tablet

.......................

4-]

(EN)

Pasting

the

Menu

Sheet

on

the

Tablet4-2

(EN)

Operating

Menus

From

the

Tablet....

4-2

(EN)

Tablet

Cons

...—..ee

eerie

4-2

(EN)

Appendix

Location

and

Function

of

Controls

....

A-1

(EN)

Video

Transmitter

....................useeuss

A-1

(EN)

Remote

Commander

(RM-R500)

(Supplied

With

RSE-500

Only)....................

A-4

(EN)

Transmitting

Data

.................................

A-5

(EN)

Connecting

a

Device

to

the

USER

DATA

Portilla

A-5

(EN)

Data

Transmission

Format

................

A-5

(EN)

Troubleshooting

.............................ususss

A-6

(EN)

Specifications

............

rone

niece

inani

eaa

a

nken

A-8

(EN)

Video

Transmitter...

A-8

(EN)

Assignment

wo...

eee eee

A-9

(EN)

III

p

A-12

(EN)

lue.

———Á———

A-13

(EN)

5

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Tahin

af

Cantante

Precautions

On

Safety

Power

supply

*

Before

operating

the

Video

Transmitter,

make

sure

the

operating

voltage

of

the

unit

is

identical

with

that

of

your

local

power

supply.

The

Remote

Commander

operates

on

two

size

AA

(LR6)

alkaline

batteries.

*

Do

not

unnaturally

bend

or

crimp

power

cords.

and

do

not

place

heavy

objects

on

them.

Damage

to

the

cords

may

result

in

fire

or

electric

shock.

*

To

remove

a

power

cord

from

an

AC

outlet.

pull

on

the

plug.

(Do

not

pull

on

the

cord.)

Do

not

disassemble

the

unit

Do

not

open

or

disassemble

the

cabinet

of

the

unit.

Electric

shock

may

result

if

you

touch

the

inside

of

the

cabinet.

Do

not

put

foreign

objects

into

the

unit

Avoid

having

metallic

or

flammable

object.

liquid.

or

foreign

matters

fall

into

the

cabinets

of

the

unit.

Otherwise

a

malfunction

may

result.

In

case

of

trouble

In

case

of

trouble

such

as

smoke.

odd

smell.

or

noise.

turn

off

all

units

of

the

system.

Disconnect

all

the

power

cords

and

connecting

cords.

Then

contact

the

place

of

purchase

or

an

authorized

Sonv

representative.

Telephone

*

Avoid

using

a

telephone

(other

than

a

cordless

type)

during

an

electrical

storm.

There

may

be

a

remote

risk

of

electric

shock

from

lightning.

*

Do

not

use

the

telephone

in

the

vicinity

of

a

gas

leak

to

report

the

leak.

On

Handling

Installation/storage

Do

not

expose

the

system

to:

*

near

water,

for

example,

near

a

bath

tub,

wash

bowl,

kitchen

sink

or

laundry

tub,

in

a

wet

basement

or

near

a

swimming

pool.

*

extremely

low

or

high

temperatures.

*

damp

or

dusty

room.

*

strong

vibration.

*

devices

which

generate

strong

magnetic

fields.

*

devices

(such

as

radios

or

TVs)

which

transmit

strong

radio

waves.

*

noisy

place.

Cleaning

Wipe

the

cabinet

and

panel

with

a

dry,

soft

cloth.

If

the

stain

is

serious,

slightly

moisten

the

cloth

with

mild

detergent.

Afterward,

use

a

dry

cloth

to

wipe

it.

Do

no!

use

solvents

such

as

thinner,

benzine,

alcohol,

as

they

may

damage

the

finish

of

the

cabinet.

Chapter

Preparation

Features

The

Video

Transmitter

can

send

and

receive

voice.

pictures

and

control

data

via

ISDN.

Conventional

remote

monitoring

systems

provide

only

still

images.

The

Sony

Video

Transmitter

provides

moving

pictures

for

real-time

and

precise

monitoring.

The

Video

Transmitter

system

is

perfect

for

the

requirements

of

the

distribution

and

service

industries

demanding

monitoring

capabilities.

The

system

requires

only

one

ISDN

line

for

voice,

pictures

and

control

data

High

quality

images

using

H.261

compression

technology,

voice

and

control

data

can

be

sent

or

received

simultaneously

via

one

ISDN

line.

The

ISDN

modular

jack

can

be

connected

directly

to

the

Video

Transmitter.

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Relay

control

and

remote

diagnostics

From

the

central

site,

you

can

operate

a

device

(e.

g.,

turning

on

lights

or

opening/closing

doors)

at

a

terminal

site

or

you

can

monitor

voice

at

a

terminal

site.

From

the

central

site,

you

can

diagnose

a

terminal

site

and

identify

the

location

of

malfunctions

or

errors,

enabling

quick

and

efficient

recovery.

Automatic

data

transmission

upon

detection

of

alarm

signal

Up

to

10

remote

sites

can

be

registered

in

one

alarm

port.

When

an

alarm

signal

is

detected,

data

is

automatically

transmitted

to

the

registered

telephone

numbers.

Automatic

camera

selection

upon

detection

of

alarm

signal

Up

to

8

alarm

signals

can

be

input

into

one

ALARM

IN

port.

When

an

alarm

signal

is

input,

the

system

switches

to

the

picture

the

port

number

which

the

alarm

signal

is

input.

Features

DATA

aaa

Up

to

64

remote

sites

can

be

registered

Up

to

64

remote

sites

can

be

registered

on

one

Video

Transmitter,

allowing

for

a

large-scale

remote

monitoring

system.

o

{Hl

On-line

picture

quality

adjustment

(only

for

RSE-500)

While

watching

the

picture

from

a

remote

site.

you

can

change

the

picture

quality

(3

levels)

to

suit

your

needs.

Can

be

added

to

your

existing

system

You

can

easily

install

the

Video

Transmitter

in

an

existing

system

for

an

enhanced

monitoring

system.

Password

security

You

can

set

a

password

to

secure

against

unauthorized

connection.

RS-232C

interface

You

can

connect

a

computer

to

the

Video

Transmitter

via

RS-232C

interface.

Controlling

the

Video

Transmitter

from

the

computer

enables

easy

and

effective

monitoring.

The

basic

system

configuration

of

the

Video

RSE-400

is

used

only

as

a

terminal

site.

Transmitter

is

shown

below.

RSE-500

can

be

used

as

either

a

central

site

or

a

In

normal

configuration,

it

consists

of

the

central

and

terminal

site.

terminal

sites.

The

terminal

sites

are

monitored

by

the

central

site.

System

Configuration

TL

|

Jajdeyo

Central

site

RSE-500

Terminal

sites

Terminal

sites

RSE-500/400

nimimm

6

|

.

Q

s...

Configuration

and

Connections

for

the

Central

Site

The

basic

connections

for

the

central

site

are

shown

below.

(The

illustration

below

is

RSE-500.)

TAM

|

1eideyo

|

Camera

controller

Monitor

for

transmitted

video

CAMERA

CONT

AD.

€

74

>

Zz

(O)

“On

;

(&)

Ic

©-

©

Ou

ZEE

c

00:

PCS-K32

V.35

adaptor

connector

cable

Headset

to

ISDN

line

Monitor

for

menu

operation

and

EN

ae

4j

received

video

connection)

Terminal

adaptor

Computer

to

channel

A

RM-R500

Remote

Commander

|

->

or

RM-PJ10

Remote

Contro!

|

to

a

digital

Receiver

|

line

==

dE

your

headset

jack

does

not

match

the

Video

Transmitter

jack,

use

a

plug

adaptor

(not

supplied).

‘Connections

for

the

Terminal

Site

The

basic

connections

for

the

terminal

site

are

shown

below.

(The

illustration

below

15

RSE-500.)

—

Camera8

(with

power

zoom

lens)

Camera2

Pan-tilter

Camera1

AME

556

heee.

E

AC

power

cord

to

Monitor

V.35

adaptor

coe

connector

cable

=

to

AC

outlet

ine

to

channel

B

Microphone”)

oT

Amplifier

Terminal

adaptor

to

channel

A

|

Camera

switcher

(

Camera9

Camera10

Speaker

Camera11

mp

to

a

digital

line

_1)

If

you

connect

the

microphone

which

has

an

XLR

connector

to

the

MIC

IN

jack.

use

the

following

audio

conversion

cable

(not

supplied).

*

When

the

microphone

has

a

female

connector,

use

EC-0.

40M

(17

Ya

inches

(45

cm),

4-

—

XLR

(male).

*

When

the

microphone

has

a

male

connector,

use

EC-0.4CF

(17

Ya

inches

(45

cm).

4

pine—

XL

R

(female)).

DULL

|

191deu5

NITRO

„o

IFAT

|

19)deu

Inserting

the

Batteries

1

Remove

the

battery

cover.

commander

(Only

for

RSE-500)

2

Insert

two

size

AA

(LR6)

alkaline

batteries

with

their

polarities

correctly

aligned.

Be

sure

to

install

the

negative

©

end

of

the

battery

in

first.

If

you

place

the

positive

®

end

in

first.

there

is

a

possibility

of

damaging

the

insulated

film

covering

the

battery

and

creating

a

short

circuit.

Be

sure

to

install

the the

negative

©

end

first.

3

Replace

the

cover.

Battery

life

When

the

batteries

become

weak

or

dead.

the

Remote

Commander

does

not

function.

Notes

on

batteries

To

avoid

possible

damage

from

battery

leakage

or

corrosion,

observe

the

following.

*

Be

sure

to

insert

the

batteries

in

the

correct

direction.

*

Do

not

mix

old

and

new

batteries

or

different

types

of

batteries.

*

Do

not

attempt

to

charge

dry-cell

batteries.

*

If

you

do

not

intend

to

use

the

Remote

Commander

for

a

long

time,

remove

the

batteries.

If

battery

leakage

occurs,

clean

the

battery

compartment

and

replace

all

the

batteries.

Turning

the

Video

Transmitter

On

1

Turn

on

the

devices

connected

to

the

Video

Transmitter.

2

Press

the

POWER

switch.

The

Video

Transmitter

turns

on

and

the

POWER

lamp

(green)

lights

up.

After

the

initial

screen

is

displayed,

the

DIAL

LIST

menu

appears.

You

can

call

the

remote

sites

registered

on

this

DIAL

LIST

menu.

DIAL

LIST—

——

"

^

Ou0UOoxOU

RO Nf

>

<>

<EXIT>

[KDIAL>]

To

go

to

the

main

menu

Move

the

cursor

to

«EXIT»

using

€,

#,

*

or

¥,

then

press

ENTER.

If

you

are

not

going

to

use

the

unit

for

a

long

time,

tu

off

the

POWER

switch.

Turning

the

Video

Transmitter

Off

Press

the

POWER

switch.

The

Video

Transmitter

is

turned

off

and

the

POWER

lamp

goes

off.

*

Do

not

turn

off

the

power

when

you

are

setting

an

item

in

the

SETTING

menu.

It

may

damage

the

registered

data.

*

The

line

may

not

be

used

temporarily

if

you

turn

oft

the

power

during

communications.

f

LA

When

you

operate

the

Video

Transmitter,

display

the

menu

on

the

monitor.

If

an

item

in

the

menu

is

dimmed,

that

means

the

item

cannot

be

selected.

To

display

the

main

menu

To

display

the

main

menu,

press

ENTER

on

the

Video

Transmitter

or

Remote

Commander.

If

you

are

using

the

tablet

(WACOM

ArtPad'

II

for

Windows

”,

not

supplied),

select

on

the

tablet.

If

you

have

set

the

main

menu

not

to

display,

the

menu

is

not

displayed

even

if

you

press

ENTER.

For

details,

see

"Main

menu

displav"

on

page

2-9

(EN).

MENU

LOCAL

REMOTE

Cursor—"

OFF}

ALARM

CAM SEL

CAM

SEL

DIAL

CAM CTR

CAM

CTR

LIST.

P

1/0

P

1/0

KEY...

INFO...

PAUSE

DISC..

HEADSET

LINE

MIC

SETTING

PinP

PICTURE

EA

Main

menu

LOCAL

column:

contains

items

which

can

be

set

for

the

local

site.

REMOTE

column:

contains

items

which

can

be

set

for the

remote

site.

To

clear

the

main

menu

Select

MENU

OFF

using

€,

4,

æ

or

Y,

then

press

ENTER.

The

main

menu

disappears

from

the

monitor.

li

ArtPad

is

a

registered

trademark

of

WACOM

Co.

Ltd.

Operating

the

Menu

You

can

also

operate

the

menu

items

directly

from

the

Remote

Commander

or

tablet

(not

supplied).

`

For

details

on

Remote

Commander

operation,

see

pages

A-4

(EN)

and

A-5

(EN),

and

on

tablet

operations,

see

Chapter

4.

Basic

menu

operations

are

described

below.

1

Press

ENTER.

The

main

menu

appears

on

the

monitor.

2

Press

€,

4,

*

or

Y

to

move

the

cursor

to

the

item

you

want

to

set.

The

selected

item

becomes

highlighted.

3

Press

ENTER.

A

menu

for the

selected

item

appears.

4

Make

settings

or

adjustments

on

the

item.

To

cancel

the

operation

Move

the

cursor

to

«CANCEL»

and

press

ENTER.

The

operation

is

canceled.

To

correct

the

characters

Move

the

cursor

to

BS

(backspace)

and

press

ENTER.

The

last

character

1s

erased.

To

return

to

the

main

menu

Move

the

cursor

to

«EXIT»

and

press

ENTER.

Operating

From

a

Computer

You

can

connect

a

computer

to

the

Video

Transmitter

and

control

the

Video

Transmitter

from

the

computer.

For

details

on

controlling

the

Video

Transmitter

from

a

computer,

consult

your

nearest

authorized

dealer.

eee

ll

M

|

Jeydeu

Menus

a

ee

SUR

RCM

E

ae

tse

comet

uU

DID

RB ec

Items

in

the

Main

Menu

The

main

menu

items

are

listed

below.

When

you

turn

off

the

Video

Transmitter.

all

data

are

reset

except

for

the

items

in

the

SETTING

menu.

Hem

—

ART

MENU

OFF

Clears

the

main

menu.

DIAL

LIST...

Connects

to

a

registered

remote

site.

For

details

on

items

in

the

SETTING

menu,

see

“Items

in

the

SETTING

Menu"

on

pages

2-1

(EN)

and

2-2

(EN).

_

3-1

(EN)

KEY...

Connects

to

an

unregistered

remote

site.

8-2

(EN)

DISC...

Disconnects

the

line.

3-3

(EN)

==

Sets

the

preferences.

Chapter

2

REMOTE

ALARM

Verifies

alarm

signals

and

log

file

input

into

the

local

ALARM

IN

port.

3-8

Ea

le

(EN)

CAM

SEL

Switches

the

picture

of

a

camera

connected

to

the

local

site.

[3-5

(EN)

¡CAM

CTR

Controls

the

cameral

controller

connected

to

the

local

site.

3-6

(EN)

P

VO

-

Sets

the

bit

value

of

the

local

RELAY

OUT

port.

INFO...

Selects

the

information

to

superimpose

on

the

screen.

[HEADSET

Selects

headset

volume.

MIC

PinP

>

BUSY?

CAM

SEL”

CAM

CTR®

P

O

PAUSE

[Selects

microphone

input

level.

Changes

the

position

of

the

inset

window.

Makes

the

line

busy

temporarily.

Verifies

alarm

signals

and

log

file

input

into

the

remote

ALARM

IN

port.

Switches

the

picture

of

a

camera

connected

to

the

remote

site.

Controls

the

camera

controller

connected

to

the

remote

site.

Sets

the

bit

value

of

the

remote

RELAY

OUT

port.

Stops

the

camera

auto

scan

temporarily.

[LINE

|

Selects

the

line

volume

of

the

remote

site.

MIC

Selects

the

microphone

input

level

of

the

remote

site.

[PICTURE

”

a)

Only

for

RSE-500

Selects

picture

quality.

Chapter

TTE

ERE

REESE

ES

Setup

Using

the

SETTING

Menu

WWW

nn

WW

About

the

SETTING

Menu

(ou

can

set

the

p

references

for

the

Video

Transmitter

in

the

SETTING

menu.

-items

in

the

SETTING

Menu

"he

SETTING

menu

list

Description

ID

NAME

Registers

the

ID

name.

)

SITE

NAME

|

Registers

the

site

name.

|

[23

(EN)

TELEPHONE?

|

Registers

the

telephone

number

of

the

local

site.

2-3

(EN)

PASSWORD

_

|Sets

a

password.

|2-6

(EN)

LIST

(NORMAL)

Registers

remote

sites.

You

can

connect

to

a

remote

site

from

this

menu.

2-15

(EN)

LIST

(ALARM)

Registers

remote

sites

to

be

connected

when

an

alarm

signal

inputs.

12-16

(EN)

LIST

(RECEIVE)

Registers

remote

sites

which

have

gained

access

to

the

local

site.

217

(EN)

CAMERA

Registers

the

total

number

of

cameras.

(2-13

(EN)

AMERA

AUTO

Sets

the

camera

auto

scan

time.

2-14

(EN)

CAN

——L.

TIME

OUT1

Sets

the

time-out

period

for

the

Video

Transmitter

to

disconnect

the

line.

2-14

(EN)

TIME

OUT2

[Sets

the

time-out

period

for

the

Video

Transmitter

to

be

in

the

standby

mode.

NE

2-14

(EN)

AUDIO

MIC

LEVEL

|

Adjusts

the

line

(headset)

audio

level

and

microphone

input

level.

2-7

(EN)

i

AUDIO-HEADSET

[Selects

the

line

(headset)

volume.

(HIGH/LOW/OFF)

[2-8

(EN)

MIC

.

|Selects

the

microphone

input

level.

(HIGH/LOW/OFF)

i

|2-8

(EN)

RINGER

Sets

the

ringer

on

or

off.

2-9

(EN)

KEY

SOUND

-

|Sets

sound

on

or

off

when

you

press

the

keys.

2-9

(EN)

PICTURE

MODE?

|Selects

the

picture

quality.

2-8(

(

Continued)

yaRaararrrtrrraererig

PPIFPRIIFPP?

III

About

the

SETTING

Menu

Selects

the

inset

window

to

display

or

not

and

selects

the

position

of

the

inset

window.

2-10

(EN)

CALENDAR

7

Sets

the

date

and

time.

MENU

at.

[2-6

(EN)

Prevents

the

unit

from

displaying

the

main

menu

when

using

ENTER

on

the

Video

Transmitter

or

the

enter

key

on

the

Remote

Commander.

2-9

(EN)

ALARM

IN

m

Writes

the

comment

for

the

ALARM

IN

port.

[2-10

(EN)

PARALLEL

I/O

Writes

the

comment

for

the

RELAY

OUT

port.

2-11

(EN)

ANUAL

CAMERA

CONTROL

—

Sets

input/output

of

the

CAMERA

CONTROL

port.

i-

2-11

(EN)

+

COMPUTER

Sets

up

the

COMPUTER

port.

2-11

(EN)

z

adeyyo

RS-232C

1

RS-232C

2

[Sets

up

the

TABLET

port.

2-12

(EN)

Sets

up

the

USER

DATA

port.

12-13

(EN)

VERSION

|

Displays

the

software

version.

2-9

(EN)

MAINTENANCE

[2-18

(EN)

RECEIVE

CHECK

Diagnoses

overall

system

functioning.

Sets

the

second

telephone

number.

|

Checks

whether

the

incoming

call

number

and

the

remote

site

are

the

same.

2-18

(EN)

DIAG

Diagnoses

particular

system

components.

[2-19

(EN)

ANSWERING

MODE

Ey

:

Sets

the

answering

mode

to

auto

or

manual.

12-7

(EN)

COMMUNICATION

|

MODE

BRI

MISC

a)

Only

for

RSE-500

Sets

the

line

rate

and

the

V.35

A/B

ports.

Checks

the

ISDN

interface.

Selecting

an

Item

in

the

SETTING

Menu

1

Select

SETTING

from

the

main

menu.

2-5

(EN)

=.

—

pa

LIS

NAME

NO

TI

Time

QUIZ)

The

SETTING

menu

appears.

|

2

STTE

NAME

12

AUDIO

MIC

LEVEL

|

idee

PE

SETTINS——

——

|

Lunae

E

n———

1

t

A

T

(

1-10

NAME]

ELVE

17

PICTURE

MODE

7

ETTE

NAME

|

s

camera

»

N

19:

CALENDAR

3

;

9.CAMERA

AUTO

SCA

:

3.TELEPHONEtt

i

10.TIME

OUT!

20.MENU

4.PASSWORD

(000

«45

«EXIT»

«40k»

<t>

[£45]

«EXIT»?

«OK»

5.LIST

(NORMAL)

|

6.LISTCALARM)

i

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8.CAMERA

|

E

ams

9.CAMERA

AUTO

SCAN

A

ALARM

TRE:

Er

pM.

(P

<>

<EXIT>

KOK?

3a

BRI

NISC

24

COMPUTER

TE

ARREA

2

27.

INTERPHONE

To

move

from

page

to

page

on

the

SETTING

33

MAINTENANCE

EP

30.RECEIUE

CHECK

menu

op

4»

<EXIT>

«0k»

«ed

<EXIT>

<DK>

L.

2

A

]

Move

the

cursor

to

<¥>

using

€.

Each

time

you

press

ENTER,

the

menu

is

displayed.

2

Select

the

item

to

be

set

using

#

or

Y,

then

press

Move

the

cursor

to

<#>

using

€.

Each

time

you

eae

PRE

PER

E

vem

E

TOSTE

press

ENTER,

the

menu

is

a

x

aulable

:

gs

i

appears.

displayed.

To

return

to

the

main

menu

Select

<EXIT>

using

€

or

**,

then

press

ENTER.

The

main

menu

appears.

Before

you

use

the

Video

Transmitter,

register

a

site

name

and

telephone

number.

You

can

also

set

a

password

to

deny

access

to

general

calling

parties

other

than

specific

calling

parties.

Naming

the

Video

Transmitter

(ID

Name)

An

ID

name

is

used

only

in

system

management

for

commenting

purposes.

It

is

not

used

for

communication

among

Video

Transmitter

units.

1

select

1.

ID

NAME

from

the

SETTING

menu.

The

following

screen

appears.

ID

NAME:

[kkk

KKKKX]

(0123456789

ABCDEFGH!

JKLMNOP

ORSTUUWKYZ

abcdefshijklmnor

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16)

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SP B5

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«OK»

5222

2

Select

characters

for

the

ID

name

using

€,

4,

»

or

Y,

then

press

ENTER

character

by

character.

The

selected

characters

are

entered

in

the

ID

name

box.

*

The

ID

name

can

be

up

to

10

characters

long.

*

Select

SP

for

a

space.

*

An

asterisk

is

displayed

where

nothing

is

entered.

3

After

entering

the

ID

name,

move

the

cursor

to

<OK>

using

¥,

then

press

ENTER.

The

ID

name

is

registered

and

the

SETTING

menu

appears.

Registering

the

Local

Site

Information

Naming

the

Video

Transmitter

(Site

Name)

The

site

name

registered

at

your

own

site

is

displayed

in

the

remote

site

monitor.

1

Select

2.

SITE

NAME

from

the

SETTING

menu.

The

following

screen

appears.

mg

NAME

:

[ok

KKK

AK

KKK

KK

KEKKEKK]

“10123456789

ABCDEFGHI

JKLMNOP

ORSTUUWXYZ

abcdefshijklmnop

arstuvuxyz

I"H$Z&'

Oxt.-.

54

«2»?8[lN^

1G

Tx/NO

SP

Bs

«CANCEL»?

«OK»

2

Press

¥

and

select

the

characters

for the

site

name

using

€,

4.

**

or

Y,

then

press

ENTER

character

by

character.

The

selected

characters

are

entered

in

the

site

name

box.

*

The

site

name

can

be

up

to

20

characters

long.

*

Select

SP

for

a

space.

*

An

asterisk

is

displayed

where

nothing

is

entered.

3

After

entering

the

site

name,

move

the

cursor

to

«OK»

using

*.

then

press

ENTER.

The

site

name

is

registered

and

the

SETTING

menu

appears.

Registering

the

Telephone

Number

and

Subaddress

1

Select

3.

TELEPHONE

#

from

the

SETTING

menu.

The

following

screen

appears.

TELEPHONES

—

———

COUNTRY

CODE:

[xxx]

0123456789

E

<OK>

AU

z

19)deu?

DDIPPHDSDDIIDII

DD

RDI’

DA

z

Jexdeyo

Registering

the

Local

Site

Information

2

Select

your

country

code

using

€

or

®,

then

press

7

After

entering

the

local

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