User manual SAMSUNG VC-C5630V3W

[. . . ] 2-7 USING THE PRODUCT System Warm-up . 3-4 Video Conferencing Features with RADVISION SCOPIA Infrastructure . 3-7 Using the Screen Adjustment Menu (OSD: On Screen Display) . 3-8 TROUBLESHOOTING Monitor Self-Diagnosis . [. . . ] When you switch the input signal by pressing the [ /SOURCE] button or when you turn the product on, a message displaying the selected input signal appears at the top left of the screen. To select the <PC/DVI> mode, the product must be connected to the graphics card on the PC using the D-SUB (PC) cable or DVI-D (DVI) cable. Press this button to turn the product on or off. Power LED This LED is turned on when the product works normally. The power LED can be found above the buttons on the bottom of the monitor. For information about the power-saving function, refer to the power saving function section of the product specifications. When not using the product for a long time, unplugging the power cord is recommended to minimize power consumption. Using the product 3-4 3-5 Video Conferencing Features with RADVISION SCOPIA Infrastructure You can use the VC-C5630V3W by itself for High Definition point to point video calls. You can enjoy additional features such as centralized management, multi-party conferencing, recording and streaming, and firewall traversal by adding a video conferencing infrastructure with RADVSION SCOPIA . RADVISION SCOPIA is a family of infrastructure products delivered as network appliances and software, optimized to work with your VC-C5630V3W. Using RADVISION SCOPIA, you can quickly deploy a scalable visual communication network and centrally manage the video network, enable multiparty meetings and extend video conferencing to any laptop across any firewall. Multi-Party (Multipoint Conferencing) Video communication with the VC-C5630V3W can be more effective and efficient with Multipoint (Multi-Party) Conferencing. This is where more than two participants connect simultaneously. With Multipoint conferencing, VC-C5630V3W users can see and hear several other participants and feel as they are all in the same location ­ in a "virtual conference room" on the network so to speak. Multi-Party Call Point-to-Point Call Multipoint Conferencing is accomplished with an MCU (Multipoint Conferencing Unit) which is a device that manages a multipoint conference by connecting multiple sites into the same video conference. RADVISION's SCOPIA Elite MCU offers 1080p High Definition processing, and personal layouts for each participant. (PC/DVI/ VC) LAYOUT Allows you to select a variety of screen splits by pressing this button repeatedly. + ZOOMAllows you to zoom in and/ or out on the camera of the remote party whose camera supports the ZOOM function. (This product does not support the ZOOM function) Up-Down Left-Right buttons Confirmation Moves from one menu item to another horizontally, vertically or adjusts selected menu values. Press to increase or decrease the volume. Mutes the sound from the remote party while a call is being connected. (Your sound is transmitted) SETUP Allows you to select the camera you want to zoom in/ out on. · Near End : Your camera This is the shortcut key to the <Settings> menu. Special Characters Allows you to input '#', '@' and ':' alternately by pressing this button repeatedly. PHONE BOOK Displays the phone book on the screen. · Far End : Remote party's camera PRESENTATION Determines whether or not to perform the function that sends your PC screen to the remote party. INFO <PC/DVI> : Shows the resolution. <VC> : Shows detailed information on the current connection. Using the product 3-6 CALL Dials a video call. Number Buttons Allows you to input numbers and text according to the input mode. HOLD Allows you to hold the current call (while staying connected) to speak with someone else. This function will be available later. 3-6 Using the product Installing Batteries in the Remote Control 1. [. . . ] See the card's Users Manual for instructons. WHEN I LOOK AT THE EXTERIOR EDGES OF THE PRODUCT, I SEE SMALL DISTORTIONS. To protect the screen, the black edges of this product are coated with a transparent material that softens the colors at the screen's edges. This material can sometimes cause small distortions in the picture at the edges of the screen. I HEAR A "BEEP, BEEP" SOUND WHEN BOOTING THE COMPUTER. [. . . ]