AMX Panja Viewpoint V3 Guide d'installation

AMX/Panja Viewpoint Training Manual

Version 3

AMX/Panja Viewpoint Training Manual

By Video Images Indiana

Revised Edition 3

Battery Charging……………………………………………2

Getting Started……………………………………………3-4

Muting………………………………………………………5

Volume Control……………………………………………. 5

Button Reference Guide…………………………………….6

Instructor Camera Controls…………………………………7

Student Camera Controls……………………………………7

Camera Presets……………………………………………...8

Auto Tracking……………………………………………….9

Monitor Controls……………………………………….10-11

Picture-In-Picture (Sony TV)..……………………………..12

Picture-In-Picture (RCA TV)..……………………………..13

VCR Controls………………………………………………14

Document Camera Controls………………………………..15

Help Menu………………………………………………….16

System Menu…………………...…………………………..17

Cleaning the Touch Overlay………………………………..18

Storage……………………………………………………...18

Appendix……………………………………………………20

AMX/Panja Viewpoint Training Manual

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Revised Edition 3

The AMX/Panja Viewpoint is the one-way Infrared remote

device that controls the audio/visual equipment that comes

with the CEC/Vision Athena Distance Learning Package.

This device is the next step in the evolution of the distance

learning equipment package. This manual will help you with

the necessary steps to operate the Vision Athena equipment

package.

Charging the Battery

The ViewPort Docking Station provides a built-in battery

charger and an angled desk docking station to cradle your

ViewPoint touch panel. When a Viewpoint is placed in the

docking station’s cradle, the ViewPoint makes contact with

the charging pins and the docking station supplies power.

The docking station also contains a battery compartment to

keep your spare battery charged. Status LEDs are located on

the bottom front of the docking station. There are three

LEDs; yellow indicates a Viewpoint connection to the

docking station; red shows a battery being charged in the

charging compartment; green indicates that the battery in the

charging compartment is fully charged.

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Getting Started

The Viewpoint should be asleep (black screen) when you

begin. Touch any area on the touch screen. The Viewpoint

will now come on and your ViewPoint touch panel should

now be at the last menu screen used.

If loud noise comes through the speakers immediately after

pressing on the touch panel, press the MUTE REMOTE

button (bottom left external purple button). Remember that

you’ll need to press it again to hear the audio from the

remote site or sites during a connection. If you are using the

equipment with no network connection, be sure to press the

MUTE REMOTE button.

Turning on the System

Your local video source is what image you are sending out to

the other sites connected to your session. Your local video

source buttons are located along the left hand side of the

touch panel screen. Selecting any source (blue buttons) will

turn the system on. The system may also be turned on or off

by pressing the SYSTEM button and pressing the POWER

ON/OFF button.

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INSTRUCTOR CAMERA: this is the camera usually

mounted on the back wall, facing the front of the room.

Think of it as the camera facing the instructor as they stand in

the front of the room.

STUDENT CAMERA: this is the camera usually sitting on

top of the large Sony 53” monitor, facing the back of the

room. Think of it as the one pointing toward the students.

DOCUMENT CAMERA: this button selects the Document

Camera as the local video source.

VCR: this button selects the VCR as the local video source

when the PLAY button is pressed.

AUX IN: this button selects the auxiliary video and audio

inputs on the rear of the console. This is where other A/V

sources or computers (via a scan converter) may be

connected.

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Muting buttons: three buttons (MUTE LOCAL, MUTE

REMOTE and MUTE ALL) control the audio outputs of

the system.

Pressing MUTE LOCAL (Upper left external purple button)

will mute your microphone audio to the remote sights.

“LOCAL MUTED” will be displayed on the large monitor,

when this is pressed.

Pressing MUTE REMOTE (Lower left external purple

button) will mute the audio being received from the remote

sight. Press MUTE REMOTE again to turn off.

“REMOTE MUTED” will be displayed on the large monitor,

when this is pressed.

Pressing MUTE ALL will mute local, remote and the

speakers’ audio. MUTE ALL overrides MUTE LOCAL

and MUTE REMOTE. “ALL MUTED” will be displayed

on the large monitor, when this is pressed.

Toggling Mute Display: You can toggle the mute display

on or off by going into the SYSTEM menu and pressing

MUTE DISPLAY ON or MUTE DISPLAY OFF

respectfully.

Volume Up/Down: The purple buttons on the right side of

the ViewPoint touch panel control speaker volume. Pressing

the top button will make the volume louder and pressing the

bottom button will lower the volume. Best results are

achieved by setting the volume just loud enough for everyone

to hear comfortably. Turn down the volume if you hear

feedback coming from the speakers. If you still hear

feedback or a loud echo of your voice, ask any remote sites

you are connected with to turn their volume down as well.

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Button Reference Guide

s= Sources

s= Audio controls

s= Monitor controls

s= Utilities/Help

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SOURCE SUBMENUS

Cameras:

When either the INSTRUCTOR or STUDENT CAMERA

buttons are pressed a camera submenu appears.

PAN: (Directions are from the camera’s perspective.)

LEFT ARROW - used to pan (turn) camera to the left

RIGHT ARROW-used to pan (turn) camera to the right

TILT:

UP ARROW-tilts the camera up

DOWN ARROW-tilts the camera down

ZOOM:

UP ARROW-zooms the camera in for a closer view

DOWN ARROW-zooms the camera out for a wider view

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HOW TO PRESET A CAMERA POSITION

Adjust the camera position using the Pan, Tilt and Zoom

controls until you get a properly “framed” view of your room

and participants. Using the ViewPoint touch panel, these

camera positions can be saved as presets.

1. Frame the camera angle using the ViewPoint controls.

Refer to the Source Submenus section for directions.

2. Once the position is set, press the SAVE PRESET

button. The button will turn green when activated.

3. Select a numbered (1-6) button to store your preset.

After you have stored the presets, you can recall it anytime

by pressing either the INSTRUCTOR CAMERA button or

STUDENT CAMERA button and pressing the

corresponding 1-6 button. Presets stay in each camera’s

memory until a new camera position is saved for that

camera’s preset. Presets are changed by saving a new

position into the desired number (1-6).

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AUTO TRACKING

The instructor camera and student camera both have auto-

tracking capabilities. To use it, complete the following steps.

1. Press the ON/OFF button in the tracking menu.

2. Position subject within the white rectangle appearing

on the screen. The camera tracks by color. The camera

will not detect a white, black or gray shirt.

3. Press the START/STOP button. The white box will

frame a colored object and a number value will appear

on the screen. The higher the number value the easier

time the camera will have tracking the objects

movements. If the white box goes full screen, the

camera was unable to detect the colored object.

4. Press the ON/OFF button to turn off Auto Tracking.

NOTE: Auto tracking is only available on the Sony EVI-D30 cameras. Sony

does not offer this feature in the newer EVI-D100’s. Below is a picture of each.

EVI-D30 EVI-D100…

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