User manual AETHRA VEGA X7R

[. . . ] Vega X7 Vega x7r 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. [. . . ] 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 . Selecting this mode, the system shows two side-by-side equal-sized pictures: graphics relating to system management will appear on the right, whereas motion video will appear on the left. Once connected, an XGA remote signal automatically changes the viewing mode to BigLittleScreen mode; once in this mode, surfing inside menus will let back again to the MultiScreen viewing mode. To see a local XGA image select full-screen visualization, then you can switch to BigLittleScreen mode by pressing the C key on the remote control. Exiting from the FullScreen mode, the system immediately comes back to the MultiScreen viewing mode. a) Disconnected system. b) Connected system (with 50" Pioneer plasma, you'll obtain two 27" images, 4:3 ). 54 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 resolution image and a small one (11")). d) Connected system with remote XGA image, while local user looks at the menu. e) Connected system with remote XGA image, in DualVideo XGA mode. The larger pane displays the XGA image, while the smaller one displays the remote vide stream. 55 B) Fixed MultiScreen . Selecting this mode causes the system to display two side-by-side, equally-sized frames. Graphics relating to system management will appear on the right, while remote video (or XGA) appears on the left. C) Automatic BigLittleScreen. If this mode is selected, the system will show two video outputs in different-sized frames. The larger frame on the left will show the graphics relating to system management, while the video stream will appear in the smaller frame on the right. During an active connection, the system automatically selects which video stream to place in the larger frame. The initial viewing mode can be restored only via the menu. a) Disconnected system. b) Connected system. 56 c) Connected system that receives an XGA image. d) Connected system while user browses the menu. e) Connected system that receive an XGA image on Dual Video XGA mode. 57 Data Channels From the HOME PAGE select: SETTINGS / AUDIO­VIDEO­DATA / DATA CHANNELS In this menu you can: Enable or disable Data transmission. Enable or disable Modem function (if activated allows AT commands usage). Choose the max data channel rate (H. 320 only). High Max data, no audio, no video. Data channel optimization to the detriment of both audio and video Max data, audio, no video. Data channel optimization to the detriment of audio (video still active) Max data, audio, video. User can choose the data channel rate. Medium Norm Auto Select Rate Choose MLP data transfer protocol 58 Installation From the HOME PAGE select: SETTINGS / INSTALLATION You will be prompted for a password. The password is required to avoid accidental modifications and changes to settings. Terminal Settings From the HOME PAGE select: SETTINGS / INSTALLATION / TERMINAL SETTINGS In this section you can configure terminal settings for various network interfaces. For each interface it is possible to set, if present: · · · · The maximum data Rate for a call (excluding NIC). Note: With audio and video encoder/decoder settings set to <Auto> the system choose the encoder/decoder based on the connection bit rate. Moreover you can explicitly enable/disable some functionalities, in order to have the system being compatible with old systems. 59 Network interfaces From the HOME PAGE select: SETTINGS / INSTALLATION / NETWORK INTERFACES In this section you can choose and configure the system's network interfaces. [. . . ] The Stargate router also supports NAT functionality and is therefore capable of substituting the public NAT address for the private IP address automatically inserted in the H. 323 payload packets by the internal terminal. When the Aethra ALG functionality is used with an Aethra videoconferencing system, the "Aethra NAT" function of the videoconferencing system must be disabled because the network equipment is H. 323 compatible. 103 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 wireless supported: · · · BENQ AWL100 CISCO/AIRONET AIRPCM 350 All AGERE/ORINOCO compatible cards. For other information relative to the compatibility Wi-Fi 802. 11b, 802. 11g, 802. 11a please contact Help Desk Aethra Telecomunicazioni SpA. [. . . ]