Panasonic OnWAN Z340 사용자 설명서
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Mobility
As the Zydacron OnWAN Z340 CODEC is a card within a desktop PC system it
cannot be moved easily. To enable operation, each new connection at each new
location will require the local IP address of the host PC to be updated.
System Operation
On launching the OnWAN software application the main Video Window opens.
This window comprises three sections.
As the Zydacron OnWAN Z340 CODEC is a card within a desktop PC system it
cannot be moved easily. To enable operation, each new connection at each new
location will require the local IP address of the host PC to be updated.
System Operation
On launching the OnWAN software application the main Video Window opens.
This window comprises three sections.
1. Control Toolbar at the top of the Video Window
2. Video Window
3. Status Bar below the Video Window
2. Video Window
3. Status Bar below the Video Window
The control toolbar includes buttons to select the following menus: Dial, Hang-up,
Directory, Loudspeaker Volume, Microphone Mute, Video Input and the Controls
menu for video, audio and data. This Controls menu enables audio levels and the
video signal type (Composite or Y/C) to be selected. The toolbar may be
customised by adding/removing buttons to meet individual preferences.
When not in a call the OnWAN Video Window displays the local video source at
CIF resolution (352x288 pixels). In the illustration above the overall PC display
resolution is 1024x768 pixels and the default size of the Video Window is 352x288
pixels. When a call is established the window then switches to a display of the far
end video with the local video reduced to a much smaller Picture in Picture (PIP).
This PIP may be moved to each of the four corners of the window, varied in size or
Directory, Loudspeaker Volume, Microphone Mute, Video Input and the Controls
menu for video, audio and data. This Controls menu enables audio levels and the
video signal type (Composite or Y/C) to be selected. The toolbar may be
customised by adding/removing buttons to meet individual preferences.
When not in a call the OnWAN Video Window displays the local video source at
CIF resolution (352x288 pixels). In the illustration above the overall PC display
resolution is 1024x768 pixels and the default size of the Video Window is 352x288
pixels. When a call is established the window then switches to a display of the far
end video with the local video reduced to a much smaller Picture in Picture (PIP).
This PIP may be moved to each of the four corners of the window, varied in size or