Remote Control Functions - LG V5000 Owner's Manual

Remote Control Functions

Button Description
Changes the unit to idle (ON) or
standby (OFF) mode. For more
details by using the power off,
refers 58 page.
Use this button to zoom in or
zoom out of the near end and
the far end camera.
Use this button to mute
microphones of the near end
system.
Use this button to select the near
or far end camera. You can use
the below functions.
• Preset setting
• PTZ control
• Selects a video source
Displays the system setup menu.
• Arrow buttons: Navigate
the menu options. Use this
button to Pan/Tilt control for
far end camera.
• OK: Confirms menu
selections.
Use this button to set the far end
camera preset.
Use this button when you want
to make a call.
Use this button when you want
to hang up the call.
Use these buttons to input text
or numbers.
• DEL.: Delete a character
before the cursor position.
• SPACE: Insert a space at the
cursor position.
• 1/a/A: Change the input type
among the number, lower
case and upper case.
Button Description
Displays the system or call
information.
Use this button to adjust the
volume of the system in a call.
If you press this button during
a call, the camera image will be
displayed to the opposite sides
of the current camera position
and mute the microphones of
the near end system.
Use this button to select the
video input source (camera or
PC) of the near camera.
Use this button to enable the
presentation function.
Use this button to return to the
previous condition.
Use this button to change the
screen layout.
Displays the directory menu.
Function buttons.
Each button function changes as
the condition of the menu and
system operation refers to the
each screen for more details.
Use these buttons to control
the LG TV. If you want to use this
function, the VCS is connected
with HDMI TV via the HDMI
Output 1 port.
• : Turns the TV power On
or Off.
• CH. +/- : Use this button to
change the channel.
• INPUT: Selects the input
source.
• MUTE: To mute the sound.
• VOL +/-: Use this button to
adjust the volume of the TV.
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