Panasonic KX-VC500 Manual de usuario

Model No.

KX-VC500

User Manual

Thank you for purchasing a Panasonic HD Visual Communication Unit.

Please read this manual carefully before using this product and save this manual for future use.

In this manual, the suffix of each model number (e.g., KX-VC500EX) is omitted unless necessary.

HD Visual Communication Unit

Introduction

Feature Highlights

DCE

Video camera

Display

Microphone

Router

Internet

Router

Microphone

Video camera

Display

*1 DCE: Data Circuit-terminating Equipment

Lifelike Visual Communication

You can experience lifelike visual communication with smooth, high-quality video and clear stereo*2 sound.

*2 If using 2 or more microphones, stereo output can be enabled through system settings (only when Boundary

Microphones are connected). (Page 66)

Simply Operated Visual Communication

You can easily begin a video conference call by pressing the KX-VC500’s One-Touch Connection button

followed by the Start button. (Page 28)

Home Electronics-style Remote Control Operation and Simple, Easy to

Understand Graphical User Interface

You can make settings and perform operations using familiar remote control operations and a simple, easy to

understand interface.

Stabilised Communication Quality

In periods of network congestion, automatic packet transmission rate quality control prevents packet loss to

maintain a video conference call’s image and sound quality. This allows visual communication with stabilised

communication quality even over an internet connection.

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Introduction

Selectable Video Source

By connecting your computer or video camera to the KX-VC500, you can show your computer’s screen or

video camera image to video conference call participants. (Page 49, Page 52)

Encrypted Communication

Packets sent for video conference calls can be encrypted to prevent packet leaks, tampering, or

eavesdropping.

Trademarks

•HDMI is a trademark or registered trademark of HDMI Licensing LLC in the United States and other

countries.

•This product is licensed under the AVC Patent Portfolio License. This license permits the end user to

perform, for personal and non-commercial use, only the following actions:

–Encode video in compliance with the AVC Standard (below, "AVC Video").

–Decode AVC Video that was encoded by a consumer engaged in both personal and non-commercial

activity.

–Decode AVC Video obtained from a video provider licensed to provide AVC Video.

Additional information may be obtained from MPEG LA, LLC. See http://www.mpegla.com.

•All other trademarks identified herein are the property of their respective owners.

Open Source Software

Parts of this product use Open Source Software supplied based on the conditions of the Free Software

Foundation’s GPLs and/or LGPLs and other conditions. Relevant conditions apply to this software. Therefore,

please read license information about GPLs and LGPLs, and information about other Open Source Software

in the included CD-ROM before using this product. Also, some software parts of this product are licensed under

the MOZILLA PUBLIC LICENSE (MPL). At least three (3) years from delivery of products, Panasonic will give

to any third party who contacts us at the contact information provided below, for a charge of no more than the

cost of physically distributing source code, a complete machine-readable copy of the corresponding source

code and the copyright notices covered under GPL, LGPL, and MPL. Please note that software licensed under

GPL, LGPL, and MPL is not under warranty.

Contact Information

http://www.panasonic.net/

User Manual 3

Introduction

Table of Contents

For Your Safety ........................................................................................6

For Your Safety .................................................................................................................6

Before Operation ....................................................................................10

Notes about Operation ...................................................................................................10

Data Security ...................................................................................................................11

Privacy and Right of Publicity .......................................................................................11

Precaution ...............................................................................................12

Precaution ........................................................................................................................12

Preparation .............................................................................................14

Part Names and Usage ...................................................................................................14

Main Unit (Front) ............................................................................................................14

Main Unit (Back) .............................................................................................................15

Remote Control ..............................................................................................................16

Boundary Microphone (Optional Accessory) ..................................................................17

LED Patterns ..................................................................................................................18

Screen Standby ..............................................................................................................18

Connecting the KX-VC500 ..............................................................................................20

Turning the Power On/Off ..............................................................................................24

Screen Display ................................................................................................................25

Home Screen (Idle Screen) ............................................................................................25

Menu Screen (Idle Screen) ............................................................................................26

Video Conference Call Screen .......................................................................................27

Starting a Video Conference .................................................................28

Making a Video Conference Call ....................................................................................28

Calling Using Speed Dial (2-party Conference/3-party Conference/4-party

Conference) ....................................................................................................................28

Calling from the Contact List (2-party Conference/3-party Conference/4-party

Conference) ....................................................................................................................31

Calling by Entering an IP Address ..................................................................................33

Calling from the Call History ...........................................................................................35

Answering a Video Conference Call ..............................................................................37

Changing the Screen Layout ................................................................39

Changing the Screen Layout during a 2-party Video Conference Call ......................39

Changing the Screen Layout during a 3-party Video Conference Call ......................40

Changing the Screen Layout during a 4-party Video Conference Call ......................42

Adjusting the Volume and Tone ...........................................................45

Adjusting the Volume .....................................................................................................45

Muting the Microphone ...................................................................................................46

Reducing Microphone Noise ..........................................................................................47

Adjusting the Tone ..........................................................................................................48

Displaying Other Video Sources ..........................................................49

Displaying a Computer’s Screen ...................................................................................49

Displaying the Sub Video Camera’s Image ..................................................................52

Displaying the Connection Status ........................................................56

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Displaying the Connection Status .................................................................................56

Displaying Unit Information ...........................................................................................57

Contacts and Settings ...........................................................................58

Adding Contacts to the Contact List .............................................................................58

Registering a New Contact .............................................................................................58

Editing Contact Information ............................................................................................59

Deleting a Contact ..........................................................................................................59

Registering a Contact from the Call History ...................................................................60

Changing System Settings .............................................................................................61

Setting the Unit Name ....................................................................................................61

Setting the Date and Time ..............................................................................................62

Making Network Settings ................................................................................................62

Making Sound Settings ..................................................................................................62

Making Connection Settings ...........................................................................................63

Display Unit Information .................................................................................................65

Setting the Mic Position ..................................................................................................65

Making Remote Control Settings ....................................................................................68

Performing a Network Test .............................................................................................69

Performing Self Diagnosis ..............................................................................................69

Performing Remote Maintenance ...................................................................................70

Making Administrator Menu Settings ............................................................................71

Logging in to the Administrator Menu .............................................................................71

Making Language Settings .............................................................................................71

Making Encryption Settings ............................................................................................72

Making Software Update Settings ..................................................................................73

Updating Software ..........................................................................................................73

Making Screen Standby Settings ...................................................................................74

Making Administrator Password Settings .......................................................................75

Performing System Initialisation .....................................................................................75

Making Local Site Settings .............................................................................................76

Registering a Local Site .................................................................................................76

Selecting a Local Site .....................................................................................................77

Editing Local Site Information .........................................................................................77

Deleting Local Site Information ......................................................................................78

Input ........................................................................................................79

Inputting Letters and Numbers ......................................................................................79

Miscellaneous .........................................................................................87

Changing the Remote Control Batteries .......................................................................87

Cleaning the Unit .............................................................................................................88

Additional Information ...........................................................................89

Troubleshooting ..............................................................................................................89

Basic Operation ..............................................................................................................89

Audio ..............................................................................................................................92

System Settings .............................................................................................................93

If These Messages Appear ............................................................................................94

Miscellaneous .................................................................................................................98

Specifications .........................................................................................99

System Specifications ....................................................................................................99

Index............................................................................................................100

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For Your Safety

To prevent personal injury and/or damage to property,

be sure to observe the following safety precautions.

The following symbols classify and describe the

level of hazard and injury caused when this unit is

operated or handled improperly.

WARNING

Denotes a potential hazard that could result in

serious injury or death.

CAUTION

Denotes a hazard that could result in minor injury or

damage to the unit or other equipment.

The following types of symbols are used to classify

and describe the type of instructions to be

observed. (The following symbols are examples.)

This symbol is used to alert users to a specific

operating procedure that must not be performed.

This symbol is used to alert users to a specific

operating procedure that must be followed in order

to operate the unit safely.

WARNING

General

Follow all warnings and instructions

marked on the unit.

Power and Earth Connection

The power source voltage of this unit is

listed on the nameplate. Only plug the

unit into an AC outlet with the proper

voltage. If you use a cord with an

unspecified current rating, the unit or

plug may emit smoke or become hot to

the touch.

Do not connect the unit to the AC outlet,

AC extension cords, etc., in a way that

exceeds the power rating of, or does not

comply with the instructions provided

with, the AC outlet, AC extension cords,

etc.

To ensure safe operation the power cord

supplied must be inserted into a

standard three-prong AC outlet which is

effectively earthed through the normal

wiring.

The fact that the equipment operates

satisfactorily does not imply that the

power point is earthed and that the

installation is completely safe. For your

safety, if in any doubt about the effective

earthing of the power point, consult a

qualified electrician.

Plug the power cord firmly into an AC

outlet. Otherwise, it can cause fire or

electric shock.

Do not pull, bend, rest objects on, or

chafe the power cord and plug. Damage

to the power cord or plug can cause fire

or electric shock.

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For Your Safety

To prevent fires, electric shock, injury, or

damage to the unit, be sure to follow

these guidelines when performing any

wiring or cabling:

a. Before performing any wiring or

cabling, unplug the unit’s power cord

from the outlet. After completing all

wiring and cabling, plug the power

cord back into the outlet.

b. Do not place any objects on top of

the cables connected to the unit.

c. When running cables along the floor,

use protectors to prevent the cables

from being stepped on.

d. Do not run any cables under

carpeting.

Do not attempt to repair the power cord,

or plug. If the power cord or plug is

damaged or frayed, contact an

authorised service representative for a

replacement.

Ensure that the plug connection is free

of dust. In a damp environment, a

contaminated connector can draw a

significant amount of current that can

generate heat, and eventually cause fire

if left unattended over an extended

period of time.

Stop operation immediately if the unit

emits smoke, excessive heat, abnormal

smell or unusual noise. These conditions

can cause fire or electric shock.

Immediately turn the unit off, and unplug

the power cord, and contact your dealer

for service.

Do not connect or disconnect the AC

plug with wet hands. Danger of electric

shock exists.

When disconnecting the unit, grasp the

plug instead of the cord. Pulling on a

cord forcibly can damage it, and cause

fire or electric shock.

During thunderstorms, do not touch the

unit and plug. It may cause an electric

shock.

Operating Safeguards

Do not disassemble this unit. Only

qualified personnel should service this

unit. Disassembling the unit may expose

you to dangerous voltages or other risks.

Incorrect reassembly can cause electric

shock.

Do not alter the unit or modify any parts.

Alteration or modification can cause fire

or electric shock.

If metal fragments or water gets into the

unit, turn the unit off and unplug the unit

immediately. Contact your dealer for

service. Operating the contaminated unit

can cause fire or electric shock.

Do not insert objects of any kind into this

unit, as they may touch dangerous

voltage points or short out parts that

could result in a fire or electric shock.

Do not use a unit in the vicinity of a gas

leak to report the leak.

Do not place the remote control in

microwave ovens or on induction

cookware.

Clean the AC plug periodically with a

soft, dry cloth to remove dust and other

debris.

Do not use the supplied power cord with

any other device. It may cause fire or

electric shock.

Never open or remove unit covers that

are screwed with screws. A high-voltage

component can cause electric shock.

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For Your Safety

Unplug the unit from the AC outlet and

have it serviced by qualified service

personnel in the following cases:

a. If the unit does not operate

according to the operating

instructions. Adjust only the controls

that are explained in the operating

instructions. Improper adjustment of

other controls may result in damage

and may require service by a

qualified technician to restore the

unit to normal operation.

b. If the unit has been dropped or the

cabinet has been damaged.

c. If unit performance deteriorates.

If damage to the unit exposes any

internal parts, disconnect the power cord

immediately and return the unit to your

dealer.

Installation

Do not install the unit in any other way

than described in relevant manuals.

Do not touch the unit, AC adaptor, AC

adaptor cord, or AC cord during a

lightning storm.

The AC adaptor should be connected to

a vertically oriented or floor-mounted AC

outlet. Do not connect the AC adaptor to

a ceiling-mounted AC outlet, as the

weight of the adaptor may cause it to

become disconnected.

Only connect the unit to the type of

electric power specified on the label

affixed to the unit. Confirm the type of

electric power supplied to the installation

site if necessary.

Battery

The battery contains diluted sulfuric

acid, a very toxic substance. If the

battery leaks and the liquid inside spills

on the skin or clothing, immediately

wash it off with plenty of clean water. If

the liquid splashes into eyes,

immediately flush the eyes with plenty of

clean water and consult a doctor.

Sulfuric acid in the eyes may cause loss

of eyesight and acid on the skin will

cause burns.

Do not charge, short, heat, break or

throw in a fire, as it may result in the

battery leaking, generating heat, or

bursting.

Do not connect the positive terminal and

the negative terminal of the battery to

each other with any metal object (such

as wire).

Do not carry or store the batteries

together with necklaces, hairpins, or

other metal objects.

Do not mix old and new batteries or

different types of batteries.

Batteries that seem worn down or

damaged should not be used. Using

worn down or damaged batteries may

result in leaking.

Do not use rechargeable batteries.

Take the depleted batteries out of the

remote control. Otherwise, the batteries

may leak.

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For Your Safety

CAUTION

Power

When the unit is not used over an

extended period of time, take the

batteries out of the remote control.

Otherwise, the batteries may leak. Do

not use the leaked batteries.

When the unit is not used over an

extended period of time, switch it off and

unplug it. If an unused unit is left

connected to a power source for a long

period, degraded insulation may cause

electric shock, current leakage, or fire.

The unit should be used only with the

power cord enclosed with the unit.

Installation

The unit should be kept free of dust,

moisture, high temperature (more than

40 °C) and vibration, and should not be

exposed to direct sunlight.

Place this unit on a flat surface. Serious

damage and/or injury may result if the

unit falls.

Allow 10 cm clearance around the unit

for proper ventilation.

Do not place the unit in an area close to

fire. Doing so may cause fire.

Battery

Be sure to use the specified type of

batteries only.

Ensure that batteries are installed with

correct polarity. Incorrectly installed

batteries can burst or leak, resulting in

spillage or injuries.

This product contains batteries. Replace

only with the same or equivalent type.

Improper use or replacement may cause

overheating, rupture or explosion

resulting in injury or fire. Dispose of used

batteries according to the instructions of

your local solid waste officials and local

regulations.

When replace the batteries for the

remote control, use R6 (AA) type dry

cell.

Do not install the battery backwards so

that the polarity is reversed.

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For Your Safety

Notes about Operation

Please pay attention to the following points when using

this device:

1. Please contact your dealer for installing,

upgrading, or repairing this device.

2. Do not forcefully hit or shake this device.

Dropping or bumping this device can damage or

break this device.

3. Do not place this device in a freezer or other

location where it is exposed to cold

temperatures.

Doing so may result in damage or malfunctions.

4. Place this device at least 2 m away from radios,

office equipment, microwave ovens, air

conditioning units, etc.

Noise from electronic devices can cause static and

interference in other devices.

5. Do not place this device in a location where it is

exposed to hydrogen sulfide, phosphorous,

ammonia, sulfur, carbon, acid, dirt, toxic gas,

etc.

Doing so may result in damage, and the usable

life-span of the device may decrease.

6. Do not apply insecticides or other volatile

liquids to the device, nor leave rubber bands or

vinyl objects on the device for extended periods

of time.

Doing so may result in alterations to the material or

paint peeling off the device.

7. Do not bring cards with magnetic strips, such

as credit cards and telephone cards, near the

microphone.

Cards might become unusable.

8. Do not bring the device near items that emit

electromagnetic waves or that are magnetised

(high-frequency sewing machines, electric

welders, magnets, etc.).

Doing so may result in static noise or damage.

9. Keep the device at least 10 cm away from all

walls.

If placed against a wall, the device may not be able

to ventilate properly, which may lead to a system

malfunction due to overheating.

10. Avoid placing the device in areas with high

humidity, and exposing it to rain.

Neither the main unit nor the power plug is water

resistant.

11. The power outlet should be near the product

and easily accessible.

About the Operating Environment

This device includes a feature that automatically adjusts

voice transmissions to improve clarity. After beginning

a video conference call, adjustments to the call

environment may not complete immediately, and as a

result voices may cut out or echo. In such cases, at the

beginning of the video conference call, be sure to speak

in turn with other parties.

About Moving the Device

Do not move this device while cords are still connected.

Doing so may result in damage to the cords.

Other

•The unit may not operate in the event of a power

failure.

•The illustrations and screenshots in this manual are

for reference only and may vary from the actual

product.

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