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5.3 Camera Control 
ToolboxThe Camera Control Toolbox appears with floating toolbox. The Camera Control 
Toolbox provides the following icons and control buttons.
Figure 5-3:   Camera Control
A. Local Camera 1
Activates local control for CAMERA 1
 (Main Camera).
B. Local Camera 2
Activates local control for CAMERA 2
 (Sub Camera.)
C. Remote Camera 1
Activates remote control for CAMERA 1
 (Main Camera).
D. Remote Camera 2
 
Activates remote control for CAMERA 2
 (Sub Camera).
Note 1:Local Camera 1
, Local Camera 2
, Remote Camera 1
, and Remote 
Camera 2
 are camera switch icons. Click one of the icons to select the 
camera that you wish to control.
Note 2:
Remote 1 and Remote 2 activation will only work with those remote 
systems that support H.281/H.224 or NEC camera control.
E. Camera Movement
Camera Movement consists of 8 icons: Up/Down/Left/Right/Upper Right/Upper 
Left/Lower Right/Lower Left. The movement starts when you hold the icon (with 
left mouse button). To stop the movement, release the icon (from left mouse 
button).
F.  Zoom In
G. Zoom Out
Zoom In
 and Zoom Out
 are camera zooming icons. Selected zooming starts 
when you hold the icon (left mouse button). To stop zooming, release the icon 
(left mouse button).
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Note 1:
 Camera Control Toolbox is available during the conference. You can use 
the Camera Control Toolbox when camera is selected on Maintenance/
Environment/Serial Port 1
.
Note 2:
 In order to manipulate [Remote Camera 1] and [Remote Camera 2] 
during the Multi-point conference, the chairman mode must be activated.  
Remote camera control will only work if the remote system (MCU 
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Chapter 6   Status bar
The Status bar appears on the lower edge of the VisuaLink Director main window. 
The Status bar displays information shown below.
Figure 6-1:   Status Bar
A. Functional Description
Displays a brief description of the menu or toolbar/toolbox icon. This display 
appears when a pointer is placed over the menu or toolbar/toolbox.
B. MCU Sending Status
Displays SENDING
 when local terminal is sending image to participants of 
Multi-Point Conference. This section only displays SENDING
 status of local 
terminal.
C. Conference Connection Status
Displays the Remote terminal name. No status appears when the conference is not 
in process. First 8 letters of participant will appear. Display will vary depending 
on the conference type (Dual-point/Multi-point).
Dual-Point Conference
Displays the name of connected terminal. DUAL-POINT CONFERENCE
 
will appear if there is no registered name.  This message will be displayed 
when the local terminal has connected in a point-to-point connection.
Multi-Point Conference
Displays the name of monitoring terminal (receiving image). MULTI-
POINT CONFERENCE
 will appear if there is no registered name.  This 
message will be displayed when the local terminal has connected through a 
MCU.
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D. Communication status
Displays the communication status of local terminal. 
Connecting
:  Negotiating with the remote terminal.
Calling
:  Calling remote terminal.
Receiving
:  Receiving a call.
Communicating
:  Conference is established.
Disconnecting
:  Requesting to disconnect.
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Chapter 7   Connect/Disconnect Line
This chapter describes the fundamentals of connecting the line (calling/receiving) 
and disconnecting the line when you wish to terminate the conference.
If you use the basic proprietary line that provides line establishment at any time, 
you may skip ahead to the operations described in this chapter.
7.1 Connect Line 
(Calling) Direct-
dial settingFollow the operation below to connect the line by dialing the participant directly.
Operation
Click Connect Line (Dial)
 to display Dial
 dialog from the Standard Toolbar
. Or 
select Connection
 | Connect   | Dial
 from the Main Menu
.
Figure 7-1:   Dial Menu
A. Dial 1/Dial 2
Enter remote Dial 1/Dial 2 number into each entry field. You can use dial keys or 
keyboard to enter numbers up to 20 digit. Dial 2 entry is not available unless 
select [2B] on the communication speed.
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Entered
TEL, 56, 641
172, 1282 (VL128, 2 or 1 (VL384)
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B. Dial 1 Sub Address/Dial 2 Sub Address
Enter remote Dial 1 sub address /Dial 2 sub address into each entry field. You can 
use dial keys or keyboard to enter address up to 8 digit. Dial 2 sub address entry is 
not available unless select [2B] on the communication speed.
C. Dial Key
[0
] ~ 
[9
]: Use these keys for Dial 1, Dial 1 sub address, Dial 2, and Dial 2 sub 
address entry.
[*
]  
[#]
: Not available
[DEL
] : Use this key to delete a letter on the left of cursor or highlighted 
letters on Dial 1, Dial 1 sub address, Dial 2, and Dial 2 sub address 
entry fields.
[BS
] : Use this key to delete a letter on the right of cursor or highlighted 
letters on Dial 1, Dial 1 sub address, Dial 2, and Dial 2 sub address 
entry fields.
D. Network
Select [Px64] or [Px56]. This item is not available when you select [TEL] for the 
communication speed.
E. Communication Speed
Select [B], [2B], or [TEL].for VisuaLink 128, select any displayed speeds for 
VisuaLink 384.
H.  Dial
 button
Use this button to place the call after inputting numbers.
G. Cancel 
button
Use this button to close Dial
 dialog and quit the dial dialog.
Note:
Set Dial 1/Dial 2
, Network
, and Communication Speed
 then click Dial
. 
Call request will start by using selected list contents and close Redial
 
dialog.
Tip:
 On the status bar, Communicating
 appears on the communication status 
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7.2 Connect Line 
(Calling) Redial 
SettingYou can connect the line by selecting a participant from previous call/receive 
history (redial). Follow the operation below to initiate the redial.
Operation
Select Connection
 | Connect   | Redial 
from the Main Menu
. 
Redial
 dialog appears.
Figure 7-2:   Redial Screen
A. Redial List
Redial List (call/receive history) can retain up to 10 redial numbers.
Redial List displays calls in the order placed/received (the latest to older). When 
you initiate a call, the caller information will appear on top of the Redial List.
Category: Displays information about who called who.  If the call was 
incoming a message INCOMING
 is displayed.  If the call was 
placed by the local site DIAL
 is displayed.
Name: The name for this particular site is displayed.
Dial1: The associated number for the remote site.
Sub1: The sub address number for the remote site.
Dial2: The associated number for the remote site.  This number will only 
appear if a 2x number (112 or 128kbps) was placed or received.
Sub2: The sub address for the remote site.  This number will only 
appear if a 2x number (112 or 128kbps) was placed or received.
B.  Dial
 button
Dials the remote site.  Highlight one of the redial number and click dial.  A call 
request will be set.
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C. Delete All List 
button 
When you click this button, a dialog appears to confirm the deletion of all the 
Redial Numbers. Accept to delete all the contents of the Redial list, cancel to 
return back.
D. Close
 button
Closes Redial
 dialog box.
Note 1:
Selecting the receive information from Redial List will disable the Dial 
2 and Dial 2 Sub Address information, otherwise only the Dial 1 and 
Dial 1 Sub Address information are available. System will change the 
communication speed to 2B and network type to P x 64.
Note 2:
If no dial information is provided by remote terminal during 
negotiation, Redial List does not register this call as the history 
information.
Tip:
 Double click a Redial number to start a call.
Note 3:COMMUNICATING
 will appear in the communication status area, on 
the status bar, when system establishes the communication with the 
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7.3 Connect Line 
(Calling) 
Phonebook SettingYou can connect the line by select a participant from the Phonebook. Follow the 
operation below to use the Phonebook.
Operation
Click Connect (Phonebook)
 icon on the Standard Toolbar
. Or select 
Connection
 | Connect 
 | Phonebook
 from the Main Menu
.
Figure 7-3:   Connection Screen
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Phonebook
 dialog appears.
Figure 7-4:   Phonebook Screen
A. Phone List
Phone List can retain up to 130 call profiles. Displays the call profiles in the order 
of registrations. 
B. Headers
Call profile headers are buttons. Click any field name button to sort the items 
based on the selection.
C. Search
Search through the Phonebook to find a match. Search history shows a log of the 
last 16 previous items in a drop down menu.
D. Search Down
After you specify the search text or highlight one item from the list, click Search 
Down
 button to start searching the texts from the highlighted item to the bottom 
of the list. Matched texts will be highlighted. If there is no match texts, no 
message will appear.
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