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D 13954.01
JUNE 2006
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TANDBERG 1700 MXP
USER GUIDE
Sound Matters
Getting Acquainted with the System
Headset Recommendations
Standard 3.5mm jack for microphone input
Standard 3.5mm stereo jack for earphone output.
Earphone Frequency Range: Min. 100–8000 Hz (100–16000 Hz recommended)
Mic. Frequency Range: Min. 100–8000 Hz (100–16000 Hz recommended)
Earphone impedance: 16–500 W
Microphone sensitivity: –39 dBV/Pa ± 5 dB
Phantom voltage for microphone: 5 Vdc
Microphone load impedance: 2.2 kW
Most standard PC-headsets will work. The headset may have integrated volume con-
trol and/or a noise cancelling microphone without the risk of degrading the sound.
Level settings can be made by means of the Control Panel, see Level Settings.
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Loudspeakers or Headset?
Your system comes with built-in loudspeakers and microphones. In addition you may connect a headset, with or
without microphone, to the system. Once you connect a headset and/or a microphone to the system, this will be
detected automatically.
Internal
loudspeaker
Internal
microphone
Headset
loudspeaker
Internal
microphone
Headset
loudspeaker
Headset
microphone
the headset only
Headset
loudspeaker
Internal
microphone
Internal
loudspeaker
Internal
microphone
Internal
loudspeaker
Internal
microphone
the microphone
of the headset
If you use…
…and then connect…
…you will end up using
the microphone
of the headset only
Mic Off
To mute the microphone during a call, press the Mic Off button. An on-screen
indicator appears in the upper right corner when the microphone is OFF. In a
call, if audio is detected, the on-screen symbol will start to flash. Pressing the
Mic Off button one more time will activate the microphone again.
Note! Mic Off will mute all microphone inputs, but it will not mute audio from
any AUX and VCR inputs.
When an incoming call is answered, the microphone may be in the off state
because the Auto Answer setting is On+Mic Off, see Control Panel > Auto
Answer. The icon will flash once you start speaking. Remember to turn on the
microphone before a meeting.
Touch tones Snapshot
Camera Presets
Using the Internal / Headset Switch
There are connectors for the headset and the headset-microphone
on the left side of the socket, when viewed from the front – see Fig.
The little switch is used to toggle between the system’s own
speakers/microphone and the headset’s.
If you connect headset only (no microphone) the toggling will be
between the systems’s loudspeakers and the headset’s.
If you connect headset and mic., the toggling will be between the system’s
speakers/microphone and the headset’s.
If you connect a microphone only (no headset), nothing will happen
when you press the switch.
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Mic Off key
Adjusting the Volume
Press the Volume keys to
adjust the volume level.
An on-screen indicator will
show the current level.
When the volume bar changes
colour to yellow and red, the
sound is compressed to avoid distortion.
Touch tones Snapshot
Camera Presets
This icon indicates
that the microphone
has been turned off.
Headset
toggle button
Headset
out
Headset
microphone
- Software version F5 1
- D13954.01 1
- JUNE 2006 1
- Trademarks and Copyright 2
- D 13954.01 4
- TANDBERG 1700MXP 4
- USER GUIDE 4
- Safety Instructions 6
- Environmental Issues 7
- What’s in this 9
- User Guide? 9
- Call Handling 10
- Video Meeting Features 10
- MultiSite Features 10
- Control Panel 10
- Preparing for Use 13
- Waking Up the System 14
- Basic Menu Navigation Rules 15
- Camera Adjustments 16
- Selfview 18
- Screen Layout 19
- Local PC Display 20
- Sound Matters 21
- Numerical Keypad Features 22
- About Access Codes 25
- Presets 26
- About the Phone Book 27
- System Asks for Access Code? 27
- About this Feature 28
- About Transfer 29
- Consultative Transfer 29
- Unattended Transfer 29
- About MultiSite 30
- Conferences 30
- Adding Calls 30
- About Call Settings 31
- To Alter the Call Settings 31
- Answering an Incoming Call 33
- Basic Phone Book Features 35
- Searching in the Phone Book 36
- Adding a New Contact Manually 37
- About Multisite Contacts* 39
- Features Overview 42
- About Far End Camera Control 43
- About Camera Presets 44
- Using the Far End Preset 44
- Presentation 45
- Snapshots 47
- About Far End Video Sources 48
- Far End Video Options 48
- About Text Chatting 49
- Chatting with the Other Party 49
- Request and Release Floor 52
- Assign Floor 53
- Terminal Names 54
- About Layout 55
- The Layout Options Available 55
- Setting Display Layout 55
- The Remote Control 57
- Control Panel Options 58
- Set a Password 60
- Password Protection 60
- Clear an Existing Password 60
- Pyccкий, Suomi, Chinese 61
- Language 62
- System Name Settings 63
- Autoanswer 64
- Phone Book Settings 65
- External Services 66
- Permissions 67
- Access Codes 68
- Screen Settings 69
- Software Options 70
- Date and Time Settings 71
- Kiosk Mode Settings 73
- Startup Settings 74
- Call Video Source 78
- Presentation Source 79
- Snapshot Source 80
- Auto-Display Snapshot 81
- PIP Placing 82
- VNC Settings 83
- PC SoftPresenter and VNC 84
- Video Algorithm 86
- Audio Algorithm 87
- Natural Video 89
- Maximum Upstream Rate (kbps) 90
- Video Quality 91
- Default Video Call Settings 94
- Default Net Settings 95
- Default Bandwidth Settings 96
- Level Settings 98
- Alert Tones & Volumes 99
- Graphical View of Settings 100
- MCU Status Line 102
- Floor to Full Screen 103
- Web Snapshot 104
- MultiSite Picture Mode 105
- Video Name 106
- Encryption 108
- IP Settings (I) 110
- IP Settings (II) 111
- H.323 Settings (I) 112
- Touch tones Snapshot 115
- Camera Presets 115
- SIP Settings (I) 116
- SIP Settings (II) 117
- Wireless LAN Settings 118
- SNMP Settings 119
- IP Services 120
- IEEE802.1x 126
- Network Proles 127
- Data Port 128
- The Default Settings 129
- Restore Default Settings (II) 130
- System Information 134
- Call Status 135
- Detailed Call Status 136
- System Selftest 137
- View Adminstrator Settings 138
- IP Address Conict Check 139
- Warnings 140
- Audio Demo 141
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