User manual AETHRA VEGA X3

[. . . ] Vega X3 User manual Welcome Thank you for choosing a AETHRA® SpA. Inside you will find useful information to help you get the most out of the Aethra product. 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 2007. MS, Microsoft and NetMeeting are registered trade marks of Microsoft Corporation. [. . . ] Auto Adjust button AutoIris setup of the Main camera. Customize Each input could be enabled\disabled (that is, inserted in a selection list), associated to a Name, associated to a shortcut (RED, YELLOW, Camera keys on remote control) for a quick choice. For the XGA/DVI-I input from the dropdown menu you can chose: · · · Analogical (analogical DVI signal input enable) Digital (digital DVI signal input enable) Automatic (default; analogical and digital DVI signal input enable) (For XGA/DVI-I input, see cabling scheme) Note: DVI-I interface includes digital and analog signals (VGA, XGA, etc. ) Driver Advanced (Administrator Password Required) Select driver for Room Camera and other Video Input, and enable the PTZ function (check MOVE) for all video inputs. 47 Monitors In this page is possible to configure system video outputs. Plasma/Lcd. Settings In this page you can set following system parameters: Monitors Number Monitor Menu Video outputs Dropdown Menu Monitors Number (default setting: Automatic). Following table shows all available configurations: Dropdown menu Monitors Number Automatic TV1 HDTV TV1 Connected monitors System automatically recognizes connected monitors One analogical monitor. One XGA/DVI-I monitor and one analogical monitor. + HDTV + TV1 HDTV 48 Dropdown Menu Monitor Menu (default setting: Automatic). In case the TV1+ HighDefTV configuration has been chosen, so to have two monitors connected to the system, is possible to choose where to see GUI (Graphical user interface). Available configurations are: Automatic TV1 HDTV GUI set by the system GUI always on TV1 GUI always on XGA/DVI-I Video outputs Referring to the selected (or automatically recognized by the system) Monitors number, in the lower area of the page the active video outputs are highlighted, and you can select: · 16:9 check box, · XGA/DVI resolution, · DigitalDVI check box (for High Definition monitors only). TV1: connect a monitor or an analogical TV to TV1 video output (point 2 of "Cabling Scheme" - RCA or Y/C connector, symbol or ). If you select 16:9 check box, the system adds vertical side banners in order to scale full screen video image from 4:3 to 16:9. HDTV : connect a monitor with a DVI-I connector to XGA/DVI-I video output, or a monitor with a XGA connector through DVI-I/XGA adapter ("OUTPUT" DVI-I connector, see "Cabling Scheme") use in dropdown menu the correct Resolution for used monitor. If you select 16:9 check box, the system adds vertical side banners in order to scale fullscreen video image from 4:3 to 16:9. If you use a High-Definition digital monitor you have to select Digital DVI check box. 49 Available XGA/DVI-I output resolutions are: XGA resolutions 1280x768 1024x768 800x600 640x480 Note: DVI-I interface includes digital and analog signals (VGA, XGA, etc. ) The following example show the adjustment of 4:3 video in 16:9 video. HDTV resolutions 720p 576p 480p 50 PIP-PaP In this page is possible to select "Multi Imagine" system functionalities: A) PIP: Picture In Picture Allows to see two overlapped images in one monitor, that is remote image in full-screen format, an local image in a smaller overlapped window. By means of remote control Self key you can switch windows content. Is possible to choose: · · PIP position (one of four monitor corners) PIP movements (clockwise or counterclockwise) by means of remote control PIP key. B) PaP: Picture and Picture Allows to see in one monitor two windows side by side, with local and remote images. By means of remote control Self key you can switch windows content. 51 Multi Image Type. By means of remote control "PIP" key you can switch between PIP and PaP. c. ! Multi image type must be enabled separately for TV and HighDefTV monitor. Multi Image Mode. By selecting AUTO PIP and PaP functions are enabled only when needed, that is when number of video flows is greater than available monitors number, and automatically place video flows (with precedence to remote ones). By selecting ON PIP and PaP functions are enabled if at least two video flows are available (in case of unique video flow you have a full screen image, e. g. when system is not connected) By selecting OFF PIP and PaP functions are disabled. b. c. ! Multi image mode must be enabled separately for TV and HighDefTV monitor. Multi Image: remote control Self key and monitor info. Remote control Self key allows to show video flows in different available monitors, choosing among different combinations. In the lower right corner of monitor containing GUI, an icon appears with four white monitors showing available configurations, active configuration being in red. The icon is hidden when default configuration is active. 52 Plasma/LCD Select plasma, type of monitor and viewing modality. Note: The follows instructions refers to "Pioneer" monitors. ! Please carefully check XGA, Y/C and RS232C/DEBUG (null modem cable) connections between plasma and System. a) In the Type field, set the plasma model b) In the Number of monitors field, select the number of connected plasma monitors c) In the Mode field, select the default viewing mode from the pop-up menu. First time "Plasma type" is selected (usually factory done), a particular operations sequence must be followed: 1. Once completed all initializations, switch off the system, connect the system and the monitor by means of serial cable, switch on the system: now is ready. ! Viewing modes Different viewing modes may change depending on used monitor characteristics . Following viewing modes with corresponding short explanations refer to Pioneer systems. A) B) C) Automatic MultiScreen . [. . . ] The terminal expects to receive audio and video connections from the remote calling terminal on these ports. By analyzing which port the terminal expects to use, the ALG dynamically opens only those ports, leaving the others closed to preserve network security. The Aethra Application Level Gateway is present in the Aethra Stargate xDSL Router and allows any videoconferencing terminal, independent of its manufacturer, resolve the NAT/firewall problem. The Stargate router is capable of checking every incoming and outgoing H. 323 call and dynamically opening only the ports being used for the H. 323 videoconference. [. . . ]