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wired in the NET/Video connector. Place the touchpanel where it will be used such as a podium
or presenter's desk.
Main Camera
The main camera source selection corresponds to the first s-video input (labeled "1") on the
codec. This camera input is designed to be used with the controllable TANDBERG WAVE
camera or a controllable VISCA camera.
When using the WAVE camera, connect the DB15 end of the cable to the camera and the DB9
cable end to the Data Port 2 connector on the codec.
Aux Camera
The auxiliary camera source selection corresponds to the second s-video input (labeled "2") on the
codec. This camera input can be a fixed room camera or can be a second controllable
TANDBERG WAVE camera (or second controllable VISCA camera). To control a second
camera, control signaling must be "daisy-chained" from the first camera. Additionally, the camera
must be powered locally and the video must be run separately back to the codec.
Document Camera
Connect the composite video output of the document camera to video input 3 (labeled DOC) of
the codec.
VCR/DVD Player
If a vcr/dvd player is used with the system, the cables are to be connected directly to the codec. It
is possible to record both near AND far audio, but only the local OR only the far side video.
For a playback vcr or dvd players:
1. Connect one end of a RCA male-to-male cable to audio input 6 (labeled VCR)on the
codec, the other end to the audio output of the vcr.
2. Connect one end of a RCA male-to-male cable to video input 6 (labeled VCR), and the
other end to the video output of the vcr.
For recording the FAR SIDE video on the vcr or other video device:
1. Connect one end of a RCA male-to-male cable to audio output 3 (labeled VCR) on the
codec, the other end to the audio input of the vcr.
2. Connect one end of a RCA male-to-male cable to video output (labeled SINGLE), and the
other end to the video input of the vcr.
For recording the NEAR SIDE video on the vcr or other video device:
1. Connect one end of a RCA male-to-male cable to audio output 3 (labeled VCR) on the
codec, the other end to the audio input of the vcr
2. Connect one end of a RCA male-to-male cable to video output (labeled DUAL), and the
other end to the video input of the vcr.
(Note: If the far end sends a native VGA encoded image in a videoconference call, the
image displayed from an s-video or composite output may be mis-sized and
unsuitable for recording purposes.)
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