Sorenson ntouch VP2 User manual

Sorenson Videophone
Setup Guide
ntouch VP2 Development Model
Version 1.0
August 6, 2015
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Take Inventory
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Take Inventory
Step 1. Check For These Things First
You will need to have the following things ready and available near the location where you
intend to set up your videophone.:
Broadband Internet Service
Your videophone requires a “High-Speed” Broadband (DSL, cable) Internet service. The
required minimum download/upload speeds are 256Kbps/256Kbps.
Ethernet or Wireless Network
Your videophone can connect to your Internet service modem or router by a wired
(Ethernet) cable. If you are using a local wireless (i.e., 802.11b/g) network, your
videophone can use that connection to your Internet service.
Electrical Outlet
You’ll need a standard 120v AC electrical outlet located near your videophone. A power
transformer is supplied with your videophone. Do not use any other transformer.
HD Television or Display
You need a television or display device (e.g., computer monitor) that supports HD
resolution (720p/1080p) and has at least one available Full Size Female HDMI-in port.
Step 2. Unpack the Shipping Box
Look for the following components packed in the shipping box:
Main Unit
The Main Unit is a white and blue circular device with connection ports on one edge.
Remote Camera Unit
The Remote Camera Unit is a white and blue oval device with a white Mini DisplayPort
cable attached.
Remote Control Unit
The Remote Control Unit is a black hand-held device with number pad and other keys.
DC Power Supply and AC Power Cord
The DC Power Supply is a black rectangular device with an integral male plug attached
and a separate black AC Power Cord that you attach to the Power Supply yourself.
HDMI Cable
The HDMI cable is a black cable with a Full Size (Type A) Male connector plug on one
end and a Micro (Type D) Male connector plug on the other end.
Ethernet Cable
The Ethernet cable is a blue or black cable with an RJ-45 connector plug on each end.

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Connect the Equipment
Step 1. Find a good place to put the videophone next to your HDTV or display device.
Look around for a good place to set up your videophone. You’ll need a stable table,
counter, or shelf that’s located under or next to your HDTV or display device, one
available AC power outlet, and your Internet modem or router. If you have a wireless local
network, you do not need to have the Internet modem or router close by.
Step 2. Pick up the videophone’s Main Unit. Identify the five UI navigation buttons on the
top surface and the row of connector ports located on the side of the unit.
Top view of Main Unit
Side view of Main Unit
User Interface navigation buttons
Row of connector ports

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Step 3. Pick up the Remote Camera Unit. Identify the Mini DisplayPort connector plug at
the end of the white cable as shown in the image below. Notice the metal clasp
bracket on the back of the unit used to hold the camera on the top of a display.
Step 4. Pick up the HDMI cable. Identify the Full Size (Type A) Male connector plug on one
end of the cable and the Micro (Type D) Male connector plug on the other end.
Back view of Remote Camera Unit
Mini DisplayPort plug
Metal clasp bracket
Micro HDMI plug Full Size HDMI plug
View of HDMI Cable

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Step 5. Pick up the DC Power Supply and separate AC Power Cord. Connect the Power Cord
to the side of the Power Supply as shown in the image below.
Step 6. Pick up the Remote Control Unit. Open the battery compartment and insert two AA
batteries as shown in the image below.
View of DC Power Supply with AC Power Cord attached
AC Power Cord DC Power Supply with integral male connector plug
Front view of Remote Control Unit
Back view of Remote Control Unit showing open battery compartment