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TCBD 407 TP vc mode

Hover the mouse over the tabs and buttons for a description. Tabs and buttons with descriptions commencing with ‘GOTO’ can be clicked for more information.

TCBD 407 Touch panel simulator Touch and slide to adjust the camera adjustment speed Touch to show laptop connected at location 4 with the HDMI cable as the presentation Touch to show laptop connected at location 3 with the HDMI cable as the presentation Touch to relocate the camera preview window Touch to view the current camera angle in a preview window - touch again to close preview Disconnect a videoconference call Touch to connect a conference call manually from the phone book GOTO Turn system off GOTO Room lighting controls Touch&slide to adjust the volume from the far end room(s) Touch&slide to adjust laptop sound in the room Camera preset - touch to select, touch&hold to set Far end camera control (when available) Local camera control GOTO Mute the microphones GOTO Connect a conference manually Touch to show laptop connected at location 2 with the HDMI cable as the presentation Showing no presentation GOTO Show digital laptop connected at location 1 with the HDMI cable as the presentation

Videoconference mode

When entering videoconference mode, touch the Selfview button to view the current camera setting. A picture-in-picture will appear on the flat panel display. Adjust the camera angle using the on screen Local Camera Control buttons to ensure all the participants in the room are visible.Touch the Selfview button again when the camera is se,t to remove the picture-in-picture. Some systems allow for the operation of the camera in the room to which you are connected – the Far End Camera Control buttons are used for this purpose.

Videoconference calls

Videoconference calls are usually scheduled by VAVS - calls can also be connected manually.

Show Presentation

Once the call is connected, add a laptop presentation.

Volume controls

  • Main Volume – volume of the sound of the laptop if there is an audio component of the presentation.

  • VC Volume – volume of the sound coming from the room(s) to which you are connected.