VTEL MCU-V Plus Bedienungsanleitung

MCU-V Plus

MCU-8

User Guide

1. Initial Setup of VTEL MCU-V

Note: The initial setup involves using the infrared remote controller to navigate

and enter information. After that the VTEL MCU-V is most easily accessed via

an Internet browser (Microsoft Internet Explorer required)

1. Plug in IR receiver

2. Plug in IP network

3. Plug in power adapter

4. Plug in a computer screen (after initial network setup, the monitor can be removed and

access to MCU will be remote via Internet browser)

5. Turn on power (red button)

4.3.

2.1.

When setting up the network for the MCU the first time, you will use

the handheld controller. After the network (IP address) is established

for the VTEL MCU V, you can use your Internet browser to make

more convenient changes.

Use the center Menu button to bring up “Settings” then “Network”

then “System”.

1. Initial Setup of VTEL MCU-8

Note: The initial setup involves using the infrared remote controller to navigate

and enter information. After that the VTEL MCU-8 is most easily accessed via

an Internet browser (Microsoft Internet Explorer required)

1. Plug in IR receiver (two plugs)

2. Plug in IP network

3. Plug in power

4. Plug in a computer screen (after initial network setup, the monitor can be removed and

access to MCU will be remote via Internet browser)

5. Turn on power

When setting up the network for the MCU the first time, you will use

the handheld controller. After the network (IP address) is established

for the VTEL MCU-8, you can use your Internet browser to make

more convenient changes.

Use the center Menu button to bring up “Settings” then “Network”

then “System”.

2. Typical example of MCU operation

This is a typical display on an IPanel in a multipoint call via the MCU.

• On the right side of the screen there are three participants in this example (presented in 2x2 format).

There may be a total of five active interactive videoconferencing participants.

• There will be a black box in the display. This is a good place to move your local PIP window.

This permits you to have local camera control during the conference.

• Note: there is no remote camera control in a multipoint call. Each site is responsible for the optimum

position of their cameras.

• On the left portion of the screen is a PowerPoint presentation shared by one of the active participants.

This is the H.239 data sharing function.

• There is a yellow box around one of the participants. This means that person is currently talking.

This is the screen shot via the Internet browser. It may

look different from the initial set of screens displayed

when using the handheld controller. At initial network

setup select “settings”, then “network”, then “system”.

Fill out the network settings.

Once the MCU network is established with

its IP address, you can access all the controls via

an Internet browser by http://(IP address)

3. Network Settings

4. Remote Operation of MCU

Once you have an IP address for the MCU, you

can use any Microsoft Internet Explorer browser

to gain live controls of the bridge.

Note: this is also the “home page” for any streaming viewer.

They would use their browser and go to the MCU (same IP

Address). Then, they would click on “View Stream”.

This is what a streaming viewer sees (example is of three active sites).

There is about a 12 second delay from live action to image/sound

presented on streaming sites.

Note: The

default

password is

blank.

5. MCU call control and display control

*These are the default recommended settings

Layout: (experiment with these settings while in a

test call with three to five endpoints)

Auto - MCU presents participant pictures

(recommended mode)

2X2 - Pictures are in four equal quadrants

5+1 - One large pane surrounded by smaller

panes

Answer Mode:

Accept All - any incoming call accepted

Manual* - Calls must be manually answered

from the MCU itself

Reject All - No incoming calls are accepted

Highlight Designated Speaker - there is a yellow

box around the speaker’s window

Names Overlay - Displays the remote site’s name

*Calls cannot be manually answered from the web interface,

you must have a display attached to the MCU and use its

remote control to accept the call!

You can manually dial out to remote sites

or you can have them dial into the MCU

6. Setup of Recording and Streaming

This is how you direct a

recording to the internal

hard disk in the MCU or

to an external USB

drive. This is where you limit the number

of streaming (passive viewing)

sites. The more streaming sites

permitted the more network

bandwidth required.

From the “Recording/Streaming” tab you can

start and stop streaming and recording

7. Recording and Streaming (continued)

Example: here the MCU is streaming and it is also

recording to its internal hard drive.

Going to the “recording archive” you can

see the all of the recordings on the MCU’s

hard drive. These are .wmv files.

Note: Select ‘All’ to display all recordings on

the MCU or select another option to filter the

results accordingly.

8. Moving Recording Files

You can copy a recording file and move it onto your

remote computer (the computer you’re using to control

the MCU via the Internet browser).

Just “right click” on the recording you want and then select

“save Target As…”

Now, select a location on your remote

computer to download the recording

from the MCU.

You can distribute the file to others as

an email attachment or to a public source

of information (.wmv file)

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