TANDBERG MediaPlace Videoconferencing System
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INTRODUCTION
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The mobile cart is designed with mobility, durability, security, and simplicity in
mind.
MOBILITY
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castor wheels
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small footprint
DURABILITY
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durable Polyethylene cabinet
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steel-frame construction
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wide-base Castor wheel set for stability
SECURITY
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locking LEXAN cover
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security screws in frame construction
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secure ancillary storage
SIMPLICITY
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A/V interface panel
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standard TANDBERG remote control
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single power cable connection
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A high-quality, unidirectional table microphone is included with the
TANDBERG codec. It is specifically designed to be used on a
table during a videoconference. The system will automatically
equalize sound levels where loud and soft voices are picked up
and transmitted to the far end at approximately the same level.
The ideal location for the microphones is about 2-6 feet from the
person speaking, set on a flat surface (i.e. table surface).
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The projector is mounted to the mobile cart and is tilt
adjustable. The manual of the Viewsonic PJ501 SVGA
Projector is included for your reference. Please
familiarize yourself with the projector so as to prevent
damage to the projector, and to extend bulb life.
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To turn OFF the projector press the STANDBY/
ON button and hold for 2 seconds.
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The POWER LED on the control pad flashes
orange during cool-down.
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Wait until the POWER LED changes to a
steady orange before you set the Power Switch
to [ O ] OFF.
Refer to the projector manual for optimal specifications for screen types and
projections parameters.
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This unit can be used to present video using either VHS or DVD formats. A VCR or
DVD recorder can be used to record any portion of the presentation as needed.
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O
PTIONAL
FEATURE
E
XCEPT
IN
EMERGENCIES
,
DO
NOT
TURN
OFF
THE
P
OWER
S
WITCH
UNLESS
THE
POWER
INDICATOR
IS
A
STEADY
ORANGE
.
O
THERWISE
IMPROPER
COOLING
OF
THE
LAMP
WILL
REDUCE
THE
LIFE
OF
THE
LAMP
OR
MAY
DAMAGE
THE
LAMP
.
