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Ae t h r a
AVC 500
Use and Installation
Manual
MS, Microsoft and NetMeeting are registered trade marks of Microsoft Corporation. Windows is a trade mark of Microsoft
Corporation. The information contained in this document is the property of Aethra SpA., it is subject to change without
notice and it shall in no way be binding for Aethra SpA
© Copyright Aethra Telecomunicazioni SpA 2006.
All rights reserved.
Cod. 074111020GB Rev. 0 – July 2006.
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Ae t h r a

Ae t h r a AVC 500 Use and Installation Manual MS, Microsoft and NetMeeting are registered trade marks of Microsoft Corporation.

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Features at a Glance  XGA input and output ports (option).  Dual-stream video(option).  Support for three monitors.  Supports ISDN, IP-H323, SI

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Remote control Note In order to avoid un-desired controls reaching other systems, user can modify transmission power from 2mt to 20mt (default) by m

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“PRIVACY” Key • • Once in connection the system does no send any more video live but the customizable video privacy image. Not in connection activat

Page 5 - SAFETY RULES

“C-DEL” Key Deletes characters “CAMERA” Key • • Selects a video input. Usable as camera choice shortcut. ( see Audio-Video-Data chapter, customize

Page 6 - CLEANING

14Cabling Scheme

Page 7 - About this manual

Videoconference tips Tips to improve a virtual meeting, to optimize audio-video transmission and reception, and to fully enjoy all videoconference

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System positioning and installation ! All operations should be carried out without connection to main power supply. Connection to main power supply

Page 9 - About AVC 500 system

Connecting the Aethra POD How to connect, the High Band Pod microphone. High Band POD 1) Connect the High Band POD output to the rear panel of

Page 10 - AVC 500 system components

Optical head - Optional As a room camera, you can use an optical head. Compatible optical heads are the ZeusD100 and ZeusD30. For installation info

Page 11 - Remote control

Operation and use This section of the manual explains the basic functionality of the System. It is assumed that the system is correctly installed. Fi

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INDEX SAFETY RULES...

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Menu structure 20

Page 15 - Videoconference tips

How to make a call Once the System is on, the main user interface will display the Home Page: A call can be made in three different ways:  From

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How to make a call from Phonebook To enable the quick selection of a number to call, a phonebook is available to store data about frequently called

Page 17 - Connecting the Aethra POD

Audio-video calls From the Home Page, select the VIDEO icon. The same function can be achieved by pressing the CALL key on the remote control. You w

Page 18 - Camera Options

Audio call If you would like to make an audio-only call (using the System like a normal telephone), select the AUDIO icon from the Home Page. To com

Page 19 - Operation and use

Dual Video Mode Dual Video Connection You can create a Dual Video connection to send two video streams originating from different sources . ! Thi

Page 20 - Menu structure

Using the Phonebook System allows use of either a local phonebook or a phone book on a remote server (LDAP H.350 protocol). You can select desired

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Modifying and Erasing Phonebook Entries To modify a phonebook entry: 1) Select the desired entry and press OK 2) Move to the MODIFY icon and press

Page 22 - How to make a call

Video Input Management It is possible to manage different video inputs by selecting them using the remote control keys “Camera”. The function keys “

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Outputs ...

Page 24 - TCS-4 Mode Video Call

Audio Autotracking By pressing the AUTO key on the remote control the Auto Tracking function is activated, and the system automatically focuses on

Page 25 - How to receive a call

System Configuration - Settings This section describes the procedures to properly configure the System. Note that some configuration parameters can

Page 26 - Dual Video Mode

Control panel In these pages you can configure some system parameters. Display • Local Information: If activated, shows information such as termin

Page 27 - Using the Phonebook

Call-Answer-Mode General This menu contains the following configuration settings: • Mute: selected, at the start-up and after each disconnection sy

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Broadcast This menu contains the following configuration settings: • This option allows you to set a transmission as “broadcast” (without capabiliti

Page 29 - Controlling audio

Audio – Video – Data From the Home Page select: 1. SETTINGS 2. AUDIO VIDEO DATA The following page will be displayed: You can access the following

Page 30 - Video camera presets

Audio You can access the following submenus: • Inputs • Processing • Outputs and adjust the ringing and sound volume. Volume for ringing and sou

Page 31 - User settings

Video Quality From the Home Page select: 1. SETTINGS 2. AUDIO VIDEO DATA 3. VIDEO QUALITY. This allows the configuration of the following paramet

Page 32 - Control panel

Monitor In this page is possible to configure system video outputs. You can access three menus: • Settings • PIP-PaP • Plasma Settings In this p

Page 33 - Call-Answer-Mode

XGA: connect a monitor with a XGA connector to XGA video output. Choose in dropdown menu used monitor (XGA out in cabling scheme). 16:9 check box

Page 34 - Customize colors

DOWNLOAD DATA CONFERENCE ...

Page 35 - Audio – Video – Data

Plasma Select plasma, type of monitor and viewing modality. Note Following instructions refer to “Pioneer” monitors. ! Please carefully check XGA,

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1) Automatic MultiScreen Selecting this mode, the system shows two side-by-side equal-sized pictures: graphics relating to system management will ap

Page 37 - Cameras

c) Connected system that receives a remote XGA image (with 50” Pioneer plasma, you’ll obtain two 4:3 images, a big one (42”) with 1024 x 768 XGA reso

Page 38 - 2 of cabling scheme). 16:9

2) Fixed MultiScreen Selecting this mode causes the system to display two side-by-side, equally-sized frames. Graphics relating to system management

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b) Connected system. c) Connected system that receives an XGA image. d) Connected system while user browses the menu. 44

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e) Connected system that receive an XGA image on Dual Video XGA mode. Data Channels From the Home Page select: 1. SETTINGS 2. AUDIO – VIDEO – DATA

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Installation From the Home Page select: 1. SETTINGS. 2. INSTALLATION. You will be prompted for a password. The password is required to avoid accide

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Length of AES Key (ISDN only) From this drop-down menu you can choose (for ISDN connections only) three AES key lengths: • 128 bits • 192 bits

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Terminal Settings From the Home Page select: 1. SETTINGS 2. INSTALLATION 3. TERMINAL SETTINGS In this section you can configure terminal settings fo

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Network interface From the Home Page select: 1. SETTINGS 2. INSTALLATION 3. NETWORK INTERFACE In this section you can choose and configure the sys

Page 45 - Data Channels

SAFETY RULES INSTALLATION WARNING FOR RACK MOUNT USAGE DEVICE IN CLASS I Always connect to a grounded socket. To guarantee continuous protection for

Page 46 - Installation

Access Configuration (ISDN BRI Euro) Move to the Configure Access icon and press OK. From this menu, you can: • Choose to enable one or more acces

Page 47 - Licenses

Access configuration (ISDN PRI National) Select PRI in the “Access” box. Move to the desired access configuration icon and press OK. At this stage

Page 48 - Terminal Settings

NIC network interface In this page you can select the NIC interface in use: • G.703 • NIC (V.35/RS449/RS530/X21) To set G.703 choose YES as defau

Page 49 - Network interface

NIC (V.35/RS449/RS530/X21) Interface Configuration (Licence Required—see “Licences” for more information) This section allows you to customize the

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IP configuration From the Home Page select: 1. SETTINGS 2. INSTALLATION 3. NETWORK INTERFACES 4. IP The following page will be displayed: The five

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IP Configuration This menu is for Integrated LAN and Wireless LAN configurations; select “IP Configuration” and select the type of the desired LAN N

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IP configuration “Wireless” (Optional) In this menu, you can enable automatic IP configuration, or enter the following data manually: • IP address;

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SIP Settings This section contains the configuration options for use of the system with the SIP protocol: • Terminal name • Terminal Password • S

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Streaming Management In this menu the System can be configured to use streaming. This technology allows viewing of and listening to live or recorded

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Video This drop-down menu allows you to choose which video signal is transmitted when streaming is active. If the “Automatic” option is selected, th

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EN55022 Classe A COMPLIANCE ENVIRONMENTAL WARD This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in whic

Page 57 - SNMP Management

Viewing using an external player Another way of viewing streaming is to use an external player. The only tested players are QuickTime 6.0 and VIC (s

Page 58 - Streaming Management

PPPoE (Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet) PPPoE is used to allow Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to use their existing Radius (∗) authentica

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Location From the Home Page select: 1. SETTINGS 2. INSTALLATION 3. LOCATION. The following page will be displayed: This section contains regional d

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Presentations During a call, the system allows to send slides or still images in Jpeg format that have been previously loaded on the system using a

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Slides storage During a call, the system automatically stores slides or Jpeg images received from the remote system. Up to 50 images will be stored

Page 62 - Load default settings

Integrated Multi Conference Unit – MCU – (optional) Introduction This section is dedicated to the functional description of the MCU (Multi-point Co

Page 63 - Presentations

Multiconference Setup Before activating a multiconference session, configuration is required. From the Home Page select: 1. SETTINGS 2. MULTICONFERE

Page 64 - Saving slides on a PC

How to start a multiconference To establish a multiconference: 1. From the Home Page, select the VIDEO icon, or press the “Call” key on the remote

Page 65 - Technical Specification MCU

H.243 function From the fullscreen page of MCU manager or a participant terminal is possible to get MCU control, conforming to H.243 protocol, by pr

Page 66 - Multiconference Setup

Terminals disposition Description Automatic Always shows all participants. !Note This disposition enables Continuous Presence. 1 Terminal Show ac

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About this manual Used symbols and syntax ! Symbol related information must be followed very carefully 1. 2. Instructions in a enumerated list m

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Multiconference Management Once the first 6 steps of paragraph “How to start a multiconference” have been accomplished, press the HOME key on the re

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ICON STATE NOTE Channel is connecting Yellow means connecting phases …kb Channel connected Connection rate is shown Terminal connected For term

Page 70 - Multiconference Management

To add participants using the alphanumeric keys of the remote control, go to a video control panel, and select the “HANDSET” icon; press OK to start

Page 71 - ICON STATE NOTE

Terminals status during a MCU A. Status of MCU manager By selecting the “Conference Status” icon a window will appear, with information about conne

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Dual Video in MCU Dual Video functionality, based on H.239 standard, is available for multiconference calls, even in mixed mode (only SIP participan

Page 73 - Ending a Multiconference

Interfaces This option performs an internal test of the following interfaces: • “Audio”. For each input and output, peak values, noise and status

Page 74 - System Diagnostics

Hardware This section contains basic hardware information such as internal temperature and MAC address. Information about the processor and audio/vi

Page 75 - Connection Status

Connecting a personal computer The System can be connected to a personal computer either directly or via a network (LAN) in order to update software,

Page 76 - Software Release

Remote management The System incorporates an integrated network server that allows management of the unit from a remote PC. Through this interface it

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Updating software 1. Download the update to a folder on a connected PC. 2. When executed, the program will display the following: 3. Enter the

Page 78 - Remote management

8Information about graphic user interface (GUI) All system configurations and functionalities can be activated inside GUI (Graphical User Interface)

Page 79 - Updating software

Data Conference with Microsoft NetMeeting 3.xx The Data Conference software that has been introduced is compatible with version 3.xx of Microsoft Net

Page 80 - Download Data Conference

Managing the DataConference software Data Conference is typically used when two ISDN, LAN, or NIC connected users decide to start a conference using

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Appendices Network Requirements IP\H.323 The network requirements for point-point connections between videoconferencing terminals are as follows. Th

Page 82 - Appendices

NAT – FIREWALL Interoperability Introduction There are many strategic advantages for companies that succeed in making all traffic converge from voic

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Firewalls Companies that allow connection to the Internet by their employees typically install a firewall in order to prevent external access of or

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Because they have private addresses, and are therefore not accessible from outside the NAT, terminals on the LAN cannot be reached by externally ori

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Wireless Cards The minimal cards wireless requirement to use the system in wireless nets is standard Wi-Fi PCMCIA IEEE 802.11b. Some models of cards

Page 86 - Wireless Cards

Technical specifics Supported Standards • ITU-T H.320: ISDN, leased networks • ITU-T H.323: IP networks • IETF-SIP (RFC3261): IP networks • P

Page 87 - PTIONAL

Electrical Features of Connectors DIGITAL MICROPHONE POD Proprietary connector – use only with AETHRA microphone pod. Do not use in configuratio

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VIDEO IN/OUT RCA MINIDIN Video IN/OUT can be PAL or NTSC standard (but not both at once). RCA plugs are for CVBS (Composite). MINIDIN are for Y

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About AVC 500 system Preliminary The system supports the complete functionality and all associated configurations that are described in this manual,

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ISDN NETWORK RJ45 Pin connection: Pin 1: N.C. Pin 2: N.C. Pin 3: Transmit data (+) Pin 4: Receive data (+) Pin 5: Receive data (-) Pin 6: Transmit

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LEASED NETWORK RS366,RS449,RS530,X21,V35 D-SUB HIGH DENSITY The optional network card provides a wide variety of interfaces. Pin-out and connecti

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DIAGNOSTIC MINIDIN 8P 13876452 Pin connection: Pin 1 Clear To Send Pin 2 Ready To Send Pin 3 Receive Data Pin 4 Ground Pin 5 Transmit Data Pin

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AETHRA AUDIO TRACK Proprietary Connection—use only with Aethra Tracking Camera. Do not use in any other configurations. MODE MOLEX 2P Pin con

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CAMERA CONTROL MINIDIN Pin connection: Pin 1: Data Terminal Ready Pin 2: Data Set Ready Pin 3: Transmit Data Pin 4: Ground Pin 5: Receive Data Pi

Page 95 - Troubleshooting Problems

Troubleshooting Problems PROBLEM SOLUTION Nothing displayed on monitor. Check that the System is switched on. Check that the System monitor is on b

Page 96 - Glossary

Glossary AES Advanced Encryption Standard BRI Basic Rate Interface CD Collision Detection CE Communitee European CIF Common Intermediate Format CLI

Page 97 - USE AND STORAGE CONDITIONS

97USE AND STORAGE CONDITIONS OPERATING TEMPERATURE 0°C ÷ +40 °C RELATIVE OPERATING HUMIDITY 10% ÷ 93 % (without condensation) STORAGE TEMPERATURE

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