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ZXV10 T700 

HD Video Conference Terminal 

User Guide 

Version: V1.0 

ZTE CORPORATION 

NO. 55, Hi-tech Road South, ShenZhen, P.R.China 

Postcode: 518057 

Tel: (86) 755 26771900 

Fax: (86) 755 26770801 

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Revision History 

Revision No. Revision Date Revision Reason 

R1.0 September 13, 2010 First Edition 

R1.1 November 23, 2010 UI Update 

Serial Number: SJ-20100910163147-003 

Publishing Date: 2010-11-23(R1.1)

Contents 

About This Manual ......................................................................................... I 

Chapter 1 Introduction............................................................................... 1-1 

1.1 Introduction........................................................................................................ 1-1 

1.2 Features ............................................................................................................ 1-1 

1.3 Components ...................................................................................................... 1-2 

1.4 Video Conference Unit........................................................................................ 1-3 

1.4.1 Introduction to Front Panel........................................................................ 1-3 

1.4.2 Introduction to Rear Panel ........................................................................ 1-3 

1.4.3 Connecting Cables ................................................................................... 1-3 

1.5 Network Application............................................................................................ 1-4 

1.5.1 Single MCU IP Networking........................................................................ 1-4 

1.5.2 Multi-MCU Cascading Networking ............................................................. 1-5 

Chapter 2 Hardware Installation................................................................ 2-1 

2.1 Installation Flow ................................................................................................. 2-1 

2.2 Installation ......................................................................................................... 2-1 

Chapter 3 Device Connection.................................................................... 3-1 

3.1 Connection of Typical ......................................................................................... 3-1 

3.2 Connection of Peripheral .................................................................................... 3-1 

Chapter 4 Device Operation ...................................................................... 4-1 

4.1 Power-on and Power-off ..................................................................................... 4-1 

4.1.1 Checking Before Power-On....................................................................... 4-1 

4.1.2 Turning on ............................................................................................... 4-1 

4.1.3 Turning off ............................................................................................... 4-2 

4.1.4 Checking after Power-on .......................................................................... 4-2 

4.2 Precautions........................................................................................................ 4-3 

Chapter 5 GUI Management and Control through the Remote 

Control .................................................................................................... 5-1 

5.1 Menu Navigation ................................................................................................ 5-1 

5.2 Menu Operation ................................................................................................. 5-3 

5.2.1 Description of GUI Menu Operation ........................................................... 5-3 

5.2.2 Operations about GUI Parameters............................................................. 5-4 

Chapter 6 General Configuration.............................................................. 6-1 

6.1 Display Settings ................................................................................................. 6-1 

I

6.2 Prompt Tone Settings ......................................................................................... 6-3 

6.3 Call Option Settings............................................................................................ 6-4 

6.4 Alert Tip Settings................................................................................................ 6-4 

Chapter 7 System Configuration............................................................... 7-1 

7.1 Video Configuration............................................................................................ 7-1 

7.1.1 Video Input Settings ................................................................................. 7-1 

7.1.2 Video Output Settings............................................................................... 7-4 

7.2 Network Configuration ........................................................................................ 7-7 

7.2.1 Network Connection Settings .................................................................... 7-7 

7.2.2 H.323 Settings ......................................................................................... 7-8 

7.2.3 Compatibility ............................................................................................ 7-9 

7.2.4 NAT Settings.......................................................................................... 7-13 

7.3 Mic/Line Input Settings ..................................................................................... 7-14 

7.4 Conference Capability Settings ......................................................................... 7-16 

7.5 Security Parameters Settings ............................................................................ 7-17 

7.6 Maintenance .................................................................................................... 7-18 

7.6.1 Software Update .................................................................................... 7-18 

7.6.2 Saving System Configuration .................................................................. 7-19 

7.6.3 Loading System Configuration ................................................................ 7-20 

Chapter 8 Services ..................................................................................... 8-1 

8.1 Caption.............................................................................................................. 8-1 

8.1.1 Setting Terminal Name Displaying Mode.................................................... 8-1 

8.1.2 Setting Banner ......................................................................................... 8-2 

8.1.3 Setting Horizontal Caption ........................................................................ 8-3 

8.1.4 Setting Vertical Caption ............................................................................ 8-4 

8.1.5 Setting Short Message ............................................................................. 8-6 

8.2 Calling for Conference ........................................................................................ 8-7 

Chapter 9 Diagnosis................................................................................... 9-1 

9.1 Checking System Status..................................................................................... 9-1 

9.2 Checking Call Information ................................................................................... 9-2 

9.3 Viewing Version Information................................................................................ 9-3 

9.4 Loopback Test.................................................................................................... 9-4 

9.5 Ping Test ........................................................................................................... 9-6 

9.6 Audio and Video Test.......................................................................................... 9-8 

9.7 System Self-diagnosis ........................................................................................ 9-9 

Chapter 10 Address Book........................................................................ 10-1 

10.1 Introduction of Address Book .......................................................................... 10-1 

II

10.2 Add Contact ................................................................................................... 10-2 

10.3 Editing A Contact............................................................................................ 10-3 

10.4 Deleting A Contact ......................................................................................... 10-3 

10.5 Calling Terminals in the Address Book ............................................................. 10-3 

Chapter 11 Call History ............................................................................ 11-1 

Chapter 12 Conference Operations in GUI............................................. 12-1 

12.1 System Control in Conference Mode................................................................ 12-1 

12.2 Non-Chairman Conference Control.................................................................. 12-2 

12.2.1 Introduction to Conference Control ........................................................ 12-2 

12.2.2 Applying Chairman ............................................................................... 12-3 

12.2.3 Self Broadcast (Non-Chair Terminal)...................................................... 12-4 

12.2.4 Apply Speech....................................................................................... 12-4 

12.2.5 Viewing Terminal List ............................................................................ 12-5 

12.3 Chairman Conference Control ......................................................................... 12-6 

12.3.1 Introduction to Conference Control ........................................................ 12-6 

12.3.2 Broadcasting By Chairman.................................................................... 12-8 

12.3.3 Browsing and Viewing..........................................................................12-10 

12.3.4 Sound Controlling................................................................................12-11 

12.3.5 Opening Voice Control.........................................................................12-14 

12.3.6 Releasing Chairman ............................................................................12-15 

12.3.7 Chairman Conference Management .....................................................12-15 

Chapter 13 WEB Management and Control ........................................... 13-1 

13.1 Logging In to the WEB Management Page....................................................... 13-1 

13.2 Re-logging Into Web Control Page................................................................... 13-3 

13.3 Introduction to the IE Web Page ...................................................................... 13-3 

13.4 System Control .............................................................................................. 13-5 

13.4.1 Video Control in WEB ........................................................................... 13-5 

13.5 Call Control...................................................................................................13-13 

13.5.1 Introduction of Address Book ...............................................................13-13 

13.5.2 Add Single ..........................................................................................13-13 

13.5.3 Calling In The Address Book ................................................................13-14 

13.5.4 Call History Setting ..............................................................................13-15 

13.5.5 Calling for a Conference ......................................................................13-15 

13.5.6 Hanging Up a Conference....................................................................13-17 

13.5.7 Calling Meeting ...................................................................................13-18 

13.6 General Configuration....................................................................................13-19 

13.6.1 Local Settings .....................................................................................13-19 

III

13.6.2 Prompt Volume Settings.......................................................................13-20 

13.6.3 Call Option Settings.............................................................................13-21 

13.6.4 Alarm Settings.....................................................................................13-21 

13.7 Video Configuration .......................................................................................13-22 

13.7.1 Video In Settings .................................................................................13-22 

13.7.2 Video Out Settings...............................................................................13-23 

13.8 Audio Settings...............................................................................................13-24 

13.9 Network Settings ...........................................................................................13-25 

13.10 SNMP Settings............................................................................................13-25 

13.11 H.323 Settings.............................................................................................13-26 

13.12 QoS Settings...............................................................................................13-27 

13.13 NAT Settings ...............................................................................................13-28 

13.14 FEC Settings...............................................................................................13-28 

13.15 IP Rate-down Settings .................................................................................13-29 

13.16 Capability Settings.......................................................................................13-30 

13.17 Caption .......................................................................................................13-31 

13.17.1 Setting Terminal Name Display...........................................................13-31 

13.17.2 Setting Banner ..................................................................................13-32 

13.17.3 Setting Horizontal Caption..................................................................13-33 

13.17.4 Setting Vertical Caption......................................................................13-34 

13.17.5 Setting Short Message.......................................................................13-36 

13.18 Security Settings .........................................................................................13-37 

13.19 USB Settings...............................................................................................13-37 

13.20 Configuration Settings..................................................................................13-37 

13.21 Upgrade Settings.........................................................................................13-38 

13.22 Advanced Settings.......................................................................................13-39 

13.23 Diagnosis....................................................................................................13-40 

13.23.1 System State Viewings ......................................................................13-40 

13.23.2 Version Viewings ...............................................................................13-40 

13.23.3 Statistics Viewings.............................................................................13-41 

13.23.4 Call Brief Information Viewings ...........................................................13-42 

13.23.5 Loopback Settings .............................................................................13-42 

13.23.6 Ping Test...........................................................................................13-43 

13.23.7 Audio and Video Testing.....................................................................13-44 

13.24 User Management Settings ..........................................................................13-44 

Chapter 14 Control in PC Console.......................................................... 14-1 

14.1 Installing PC Console ..................................................................................... 14-1 

IV

14.2 Logging in to PC Console ............................................................................... 14-3 

14.3 Common Control ............................................................................................ 14-4 

14.3.1 Introduction of Common Control Page ................................................... 14-4 

14.3.2 Video Control ....................................................................................... 14-5 

14.3.3 Common Control .................................................................................. 14-8 

14.3.4 Status Icon..........................................................................................14-15 

14.4 Conference Control in PC Console .................................................................14-17 

14.4.1 Display Settings ..................................................................................14-17 

14.4.2 Group Management.............................................................................14-19 

14.4.3 Non-chairman Conference Control........................................................14-24 

14.4.4 Chairman Conference Control ..............................................................14-27 

Appendix A Technical Specification for Interface .................................. A-1 

Appendix B Technical Specifications...................................................... B-1 

Appendix C Packing, Transportation and Storage................................. C-1 

C.1 Packing.............................................................................................................C-1 

C.2 Transportation ...................................................................................................C-1 

C.3 Storage.............................................................................................................C-1 

Appendix D Remote Control..................................................................... D-1 

D.1 Introduction of Remote Controller .......................................................................D-1 

D.2 Introduction to Remote Control Buttons ...............................................................D-2 

D.3 Input Method .....................................................................................................D-3 

Appendix E Introduction to Videoconferencing System ........................E-1 

E.1 Overview........................................................................................................... E-1 

E.2 Videoconference Modes..................................................................................... E-2 

E.3 Videoconference Modes..................................................................................... E-2 

E.3.1 Point-to-Point Videoconference................................................................. E-2 

E.3.2 Multipoint Videoconference....................................................................... E-3 

Appendix F Routine Maintenance.............................................................F-1 

F.1 Conference Room Maintenance .......................................................................... F-1 

F.2 Terminal Maintenance......................................................................................... F-1 

F.3 Test Maintenance ............................................................................................... F-2 

Appendix G Routine Troubleshooting..................................................... G-1 

G.1 Troubleshooting Flow........................................................................................ G-1 

G.2 Basic Thoughts About Troubleshooting .............................................................. G-2 

G.3 Common Troubleshooting Methods ................................................................... G-3 

Figures............................................................................................................. I 

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Tables ...........................................................................................................VII 

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About This Manual 

Purpose 

At first, thank you for choosing ZXV10 T700 HD Video terminal of ZTE Corporation! 

This manual provides the basic information you need for installing, configuring, controlling 

and maintaining the ZXV10 T700 Video Conference Terminal with the remote control or 

the IE Web. 

Intended Audience 

This document is intended for: 

• Operation engineer 

• Installation engineer 

What Is in This Manual 

This manual contains the following chapters: 

Chapter 

Chapter 1, Introduction 

Chapter 2, Hardware Installation 

Chapter 3, Device Connection 

Chapter 4, Device Operation 

Summary 

Introduces the features and components of the 

ZXV10 T700 as well as its typical applications 

Describes the installation 

Describes the connection of the ZXV10 T700 

Describes the preparations before using it 

Chapter 5, GUI Management and Control 

through the Remote Control 

Chapter 6, General Configuration 

Chapter 7, System Configuration 

Chapter 8, Service 

Describes the remote control and related operations 

of the ZXV10 T700 via the remote control 

Chapter 9, Diagnosis 

Chapter 10, Address Book 

Chapter 11, Call History 

Chapter 12, Conference Operations in GUI 

Chapter 13, WEB Management and Control 

Chapter 14, Control in PC Console 

Describes the call history and related operations 

Describes the operation of a conference via the 

remote control 

Covers the operations of the ZXV10 T700 via the 

IE Web 

Describes the configuration of terminal and 

operation of a conference via the PC console 

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Chapter 

Appendix A Technical Specification for 

Interface 

Appendix B Technical Specifications 

Appendix C Packing, Transportation and 

Storage 

Appendix D Remote Control 

Appendix E Introduction to Videoconference 

System 

Appendix F Routine Maintenance 

Appendix G Routine Troubleshoot ing 

Summary 

Describes the technical specification of interface 

Describes the technical specifications of the terminal 

Introduces the precautions during the packing, 

transportation and storage of the ZXV10 T700 

Introduces the remote Control 

Introduces the basic architecture of videoconference 

system, videoconference modes 

Introduces the routine maintenance, troubleshooting 

flow and common troubleshooting methods of the 

ZXV10 T700 

Conventions 

ZTE documents employ the following typographical conventions. 

Typeface 

Italics 

“Quotes” 

Bold 

CAPS 

Meaning 

References to other Manuals and documents. 

Links on screens. 

Menus, menu options, function names, input fields, radio button names, check 

boxes, drop-down lists, dialog box names, window names. 

Keys on the keyboard and buttons on screens and company name. 

Note: Provides additional information about a certain topic. 

Checkpoint: Indicates that a particular step needs to be checked before 

proceeding further. 

Tip: Indicates a suggestion or hint to make things easier or more productive 

for the reader. 

Mouse operation conventions are listed as follows: 

Typeface 

Click 

Double-click 

Right-click 

Meaning 

Refers to clicking the primary mouse button (usually the left mouse button) once. 

Refers to quickly clicking the primary mouse button (usually the left mouse button) 

twice. 

Refers to clicking the secondary mouse button (usually the right mouse button) 

once. 

II

FCC Exemption Announcement 

According to Article 15 of FCC Rules, this equipment is proved to be satisfied with 

the restrictions on A-class digital equipments through tests. These restrictions aim 

to provide reasonable protection, and prevent the current equipment from generating 

harmful interference during the operation in commercial environment. This equipment 

generates, uses and radiates radio frequency energy. If this equipment is not installed or 

used according to instructions in the manual, it may exert harmful interference to radio 

communication. If this equipment is applied in residential area, it may cause harmful 

interference. In this situation, users need to rectify the interference at their own expenses. 

According to Article 15 of FCC Rules, the user should not make any change or 

modification on the equipment without ZTE’s explicit approval. Otherwise, the user will 

not be authorized to operate the equipment. 

The electric socket for connection should be near the equipment, and convenient for 

connection at any time. 

III

Chapter 1 

Introduction 

Table of Contents 

Introduction ................................................................................................................1-1 

Features.....................................................................................................................1-1 

Components...............................................................................................................1-2 

Video Conference Unit ...............................................................................................1-3 

Network Application....................................................................................................1-4 

1.1 Introduction 

1.2 Features 

ZXV10 T700 is one of the Tx series video conference terminals developed by ZTE 

CORPORATION. Its integrated design of camera and main unit makes installation more 

easy. The terminal can be placed on a flat surface or mounted in a rack. With high 

reliability and easy-to-use performance, it is suitable for large and medium scale business 

conferences and remote trainings. 

It has the following features: 

• Stable and reliable high-definition video/audio quality 

• 720p/1080i/1080p resolution 

• Supports H.323 protocol 

• Provide high-definition dual video 

• Better satisfies the requirements of business conferences. 

• High-definition images 

ZXV10 T700 can provide 720p/1080i/1080p high-definition video within 1Mbps-8Mbps 

bandwidth. The terminal can provide high-definition image based on dynamic 

multi-frame engine with dual forecasting acceleration and multi-frame parallel coding 

technology. The patented frequency enhanced technology is helpful to provide 

smooth moving image. The Softview-HD technology can provide more colorful 

image, and it can remove mosaic to avoid screen twinkling; meanwhile it can enhance 

coding in key area to provide clearer image. 

• HiFi sound 

NaturalSound ultra broadband audio engine technology can provide HiFi sound. 

ZTE-BA broadband coding technology provides 96KHz sampling frequency 

broader range. AutoEnhance intelligent audio enhance technology supports audio 

identification, and it can distinguish between music and sound to avoid distortion 

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when playing music. B-AEC acoustics echo clear technology can be used for a huge 

conference room, supporting digital microphone array. 

• Multiple standard interfaces with flexible functionsn 

ZXV10 T700 provides standard plug-in-play interfaces. Complying with H.239 HD dual 

stream protocol. ZXV10 T700 has full-scale chairman control function, push-to-button, 

banner and short message function. ZXV10 T700 also supports information browsing, 

live and on-demand broadcasting. 

• Intelligent and stable Uninterrupted Conference Service (UCS) system 

1.3 Components 

The multi-outlet UCS system can provide data backup, N+M backup of MCU, 

cascading channel backup, board backup. 

The ZXV10 T700 consists of the main video conference unit, peripheral components, 

including the infrared remote control, microphone, and necessary connecting cables, as 

described in the table below. 

Table 1-1 Components of The ZXV10 T700 

Component Appearance Function 

Video conference unit As the core of the ZXV10 T700, 

it codes the local image and 

voice and then sends them to the 

transmission network 

On the other hand, it receives the 

far-end image and voice, decodes 

them and then outputs them to 

video/audio peripheral devices 

connected to the unit 

It has integrated design of camera 

Infrared remote control 

Used to operate and control 

the ZXV10 T700 to implement 

conference control functions 

Microphone 

It is the audio input device 

connected to the audio input 

interface of the video conference 

unit 

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Chapter 1 Introduction 

1.4 Video Conference Unit 

1.4.1 Introduction to Front Panel 

The front panel is shown in the figure below. 

Figure 1-1 Front Panel 

ZXV10 T700 has one status indicator ,It will be Continuously lit when the power is on. 

1.4.2 Introduction to Rear Panel 

The rear panel of the ZXV10 T700 terminal is shown in the figure below. 

Figure 1-2 Rear Panel 

ZXV10 T700 provides various interfaces on the rear panel, such as communication 

interfaces, audio interfaces, video interfaces, and network interfaces. 

1.4.3 Connecting Cables 

Different connecting cables are needed according to the actual networking mode of the 

terminal and optional equipment to be connected. It depends on the order contract which 

cables will be delivered with the ZXV10 T700. 

The table below describes the basic connecting cables. 

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Table 1-2 Basic Connecting Cables for the ZXV10 T700 

Cable Line Signal Connector 

Core 1: TD+ 

Category-A Ethernet cable 

VGA-YPbPr 

Core 2: TD- 

Core 3: RX+ 

Core 6: RX- 

Red wire: analog video signal 

Blue wire: analog video signal 

Green wire: analog video signal 

RJ45 plug 

VGA and RAC 

— VGA 

Audio cable 

Red wire: analog audio signal 

(left audio track) 

White wire: analog audio signal 

(right audio track) 

RAC and stereo connector 

Digital Microphone cable — RJ45 plug 

HDMI cable — HDMI 

1.5 Network Application 

1.5.1 Single MCU IP Networking 

The ZXMVC8900 Intelligent Multimedia Server is used as an IP mode MCU together with 

the ZXV10 T700, as shown in the Figure below. 

Figure 1-3 ZXMVC8900 and ZXV10 T700 Networking 

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The ZXV10 T700 is used together with the ZXMVC8900 Intelligent Multimedia Server. As 

an IP mode MCU, ZXMVC8900 Intelligent Multimedia Server can support 256 IP (2M bit/s) 

terminals at most. In this networking mode, the ZXV10 T700 is used as a terminal. 

The basic functions of GK includes address analysis, bandwidth control, admission control 

and zone management, and optional functions including bandwidth management, calling 

authentication, calling control routing and calling management and so on. Actually, GK 

and ZXMS80 network management system can be installed in a same PC or server. 

1.5.2 Multi-MCU Cascading Networking 

Multiple ZXMVC8900 Intelligent Multimedia Servers are used as cascading IP mode MCUs 

to connect with the ZXV10 T700, as shown in the Figure below. 

Figure 1-4 Multiple MCUs Cascading IP Networking 

Caution 

• ZXMVC8900 supports level-3 or above cascading. 

• The IP cascading bandwidth between MCUs can be shared. 

• In the system with multiple MCUs in IP cascading, you can use only one GK in 

the whole network, or you can configure a GK located at each MCU. For the latter 

method, the GKs can be configured in neighbourhood domain (or parent-child 

domain) relationship. 

• The cascading between MCUs will affect the MCU capability of initiating a conference. 

Example 

For instance, when one ZXMVC8900 server A is directly cascaded with two ZXMVC8900 

MCUs in IP mode, the server A can only be connected with 190(192-2) IP(768 kbit/s) 

terminals at most. 

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Chapter 2 

Hardware Installation 


Installation Flow .........................................................................................................2-1 

Installation..................................................................................................................2-1 

2.1 Installation Flow 

The operation flow of installing ZXV10 T700 is shown in the figure below. 

Figure 2-1 Installation Flow 

2.2 Installation 

ZXV10 T700 can be mounted on a standard 19-inch rack or placed on any flat platform. 

Installing the Terminal in a 19-inch Rack 

The steps are described as follows: 

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1. Remove the four plastic feet from the terminal. 

2. Mount the two mounting flanges on two sides of the terminal with four 

cross-recessed-countersunk-head screws. 

3. Install the terminal in the 19–inch rack, and fix the terminal with panel fastener. 

Note 

The panel fasteners are delivered with 19–inch rack. 

Placing the Terminal on a Flat Platform 

Place the on a flat and stable platform. Make sure that enough space are reserved for 

connecting cables. 

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Chapter 3 

Device Connection 


Connection of Typical .................................................................................................3-1 

Connection of Peripheral ............................................................................................3-1 

3.1 Connection of Typical 

Typical connections refer to the connections between ZXV10 T700 terminal and basic 

audio/video devices (including TV set and microphone), Ethernet and power supply 

interface. The connection between typical devices and ZXV10 T700 is shown in the figure 

below. 

Figure 3-1 Connecting Typical Devices 

3.2 Connection of Peripheral 

The connection between the terminal and Peripheral devices is shown in the Figure below. 

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Figure 3-2 Connection of Peripheral Devices 

Caution 

The connection between a terminal and these peripheral devices may not be in sequence. 

Do not twist cables to make it more easily to move and dismantle the devices. 

• If the conference needs the access of a secondary video, or a projector to output the 

video, refer to the figure below for cable connection. 

• According to the actual configuration of peripheral devices, select analog or digital 

microphone for connection. That is, select either or both methods marked with and 

in the figure. 

• Select whether to connect the audio control device according to the actual 

configuration of devices (refer to the blue cable in the figure). 

• Standard definition (SD) camera can be accessed through the CVBS IN interface, yet 

the CVBS OUT interface can only output SD video. 

• According to the interface situation of the HDTV on-site, connect the TV through the 

HDMI OUT or VGA OUT interface. That is, select the method marked with either A or 

B in the figure. 

• The HDMI IN interface may select to connect the second HD camera or the HD DVD 

player according to the actual situation. Or, if files such as PPT need to be transmitted 

during the conference, refer to the red cable in the figure. 

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Chapter 4 

Device Operation 


Power-on and Power-off.............................................................................................4-1 

Precautions ................................................................................................................4-3 

4.1 Power-on and Power-off 

4.1.1 Checking Before Power-On 

Prerequisites 

ZXV10 T700 Terminal has already installed. 

Steps 

1. Check whether the video conference unit on the platform is stable, Avoid shaking so 

as to prevent it from falling off or influencing conference. 

2. Check whether the power supply voltage is within the allowable range. 

3. Check whether all cables are connected correctly and firmly, and aligned in order. 

4.1.2 Turning on 

– End of Steps – 

Prerequisites 

Make sure all items are checked before the terminal is switched on. 

Steps 

1. Power on the ZXV10 T700 terminal. 

2. Turn on the TV set, power amplifier and other related devices. 

3. Turn on the ZXV10 T700 terminal. 


Follow-Up Action 

Check after the terminal is switched on. 

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4.1.3 Turning off 

Context 

Steps of turning off are reverse to those of turning on. 

Steps 

1. Turn off the ZXV10 T700 terminal. 

2. Turn off the TV set, power amplifier and other related devices. 

3. Power off the ZXV10 T700 terminal. 


4.1.4 Checking after Power-on 

Prerequisites 

The video conference system has been turned on and not in a conference. 

Context 

After the terminal is powered on, check the video interfaces. If the video interfaces are 

normal, the TV connected to the terminal will display the main menu page. Otherwise, the 

terminal may have fault. 

Steps 

1. Press the button Menu on the remote control to display the main menu page. 

Figure 4-1 Main Menu Page 

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2. If the main menu page is not displayed on the TV, it indicates that there may have 

faults. Please operate troubleshooting according to trouble processing flow. 


4.2 Precautions 

Pay attention to the following items while using the ZXV10 T700: 

• Remove the protection cover of the camera before using the ZXV10 T700. Avoid 

touching the camera lens. Put on the protection cover in time when the camera is not 

used. 

• After a conference, switch off the ZXV10 T700 first. Store the basic components as 

required. It is recommended to keep the established videoconferencing system for 

convenient use next time. 

• Avoid frequent plugging/unplugging of cable connectors. 

• Follow the specified sequence to turn on/off the ZXV10 T700. 

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Chapter 5 

GUI Management and Control 

through the Remote Control 


Menu Navigation ........................................................................................................5-1 

Menu Operation .........................................................................................................5-3 

5.1 Menu Navigation 

Press menu button of the remote control when the terminal is free, The main menu page 

is shown in the figure below. 


The main menu and sub-menu are shown in the table below. 

Table 5-1 Menu List 

Menu First Second Third Forth 

Call History — — — — 

Address Book — — — — 

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Menu First Second Third Forth 

Banner — 

Terminal Name — 

Services 

Caption 

Convene a 

conference 

H Caption — 

V Caption — 

Message — 

— — 

Display — — 

General 

Tones — — 

Call Option — — 

Alert Tip — — 

Video 

Video In 

Video Out — 

internal camera 

IP — 

H.323 — 

Management 

Network 

Compatibility 

QoS 

IP rate Ctrl. 

System 

Settings 

NAT — 

FEC 

Audio Mic/Line Input — 

Capability — — 

Security — — 

Upgrade — 

Maintenance 

Save Config. — 

Load Config. — 

Sys Status — — 

Call Info. — — 

Version Info — — 

Diagnosis 

Loopback Test — — 

Ping Test — — 

Audio & Video — — 

Self diagnosis — — 

During a conference, press the shortcut key Menu to display the system control interface. 

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5.2 Menu Operation 

5.2.1 Description of GUI Menu Operation 

Chapter 5 GUI Management and Control through the Remote Control 

The user can press the direction buttons and OK of the remote control to select the 

corresponding menu and find the desired page. 

For instance: the procedure to enter the general setting page is described as follows: 

1. Turn on the terminal. The main menu page, as shown in the figure below. 


2. Select Management, and then press OK to enter the Management page, as shown 

in the figure below. 

Figure 5-3 Management Menu Page 

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3. Select General, and then press OK to enter the General page, as shown in the figure 

below. 

Figure 5-4 General Menu Page 

4. Select Display, and then press OK to enter the Display page, as shown in the figure 

below. 

Figure 5-5 Display Menu Page 

In conclusion, the path to enter the display menu page is: Management > General > 

Display. 

5.2.2 Operations about GUI Parameters 

This section introduces how to modify a parameter, save settings, turn page, and return to 

the upper-level menu through the remote control. 

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Chapter 5 GUI Management and Control through the Remote Control 

Modifying Menu Items 

The user can press the up/down/left/right button and the OK button to select the 

corresponding menu and find the desired item. 

Here take modifying language in the Local page as an example to introduce how to modify 

a parameter. 

1. In the Local page , press the down button to select Language, and then press OK. 

2. Press the up/down buttons to select the needed language, and then press OK. 

Save after Modification 

The modification is valid only after it is saved. Use the following steps to save the 

modification: 

1. Press Return of the remote control. 

2. User can perform the following operations: 

• Press the direction buttons to select the OK button, and then press OK of the 

remote control to save the modification. 

• Select the Cancel button to cancel the modification. 

3. If the selection or setting is wrong, the corresponding alert box will pop up. Press the 

OK button or wait for a moment, the cursor will return to the text box or check box. 

Now the user can modify or select the parameter again. 

Turning Page 

Some parameters will be displayed in multiple pages. The user needs to turn to the 

previous or next page. Use the following steps to turn pages. 

1. Take viewing the second page of NAT setup as the example, as shown in the figure 

below. 

Figure 5-6 NAT Setup 1 

2. Press the right button to move the cursor to , and then press OK of the remote 

control or the F1 button to go to the second page, as shown in the figure below. 

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3. Press the right button to move the cursor to , and then press OK of the remote 

control or the F2 button to go to the first page. 

Returning to the upper-level menu 

Press the Return button to return to the initial page. 

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Chapter 6 

General Configuration 


Display Settings .........................................................................................................6-1 

Prompt Tone Settings .................................................................................................6-3 

Call Option Settings....................................................................................................6-4 

Alert Tip Settings ........................................................................................................6-4 

6.1 Display Settings 

In the main interface, select Management > General > Display to open the Display Setup 

configuration interfaces, as shown in the two figures below. 

Figure 6-1 Display Setup 1 

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Figure 6-2 Display Setup 2 

The description of the display setup is shown in the table below. 

Parameter Name 

Terminal Name 

Language 

PIP Position 

OSD Option 

Name Option 

Show MSG Box 

Standby Mode 

Date 

Time 

Description 

Input a name to identify different video conference terminals 

Select a displaying language of ZXV10 T700interfaces. There are two 

available languages, Chinese, English 

Select a displaying position for the PIP video. The available options are any 

one of the four corners of the TV set screen 

Select the displaying mode of system status icons: 

• always on: The system status icons are always displayed on the screen 

of the TV set 

• auto: The system determines whether to display the corresponding icons 

according to the operating status. If users do not perform any operation 

over 10 seconds, the status icons will be displayed automatically 

• always off: The system status icons are not displayed on the screen of 

the TV set 

Select the displaying mode of conference site name. 

• send terminal: Overlay the local site name on the local site image at 

the sending side 

• receive terminal: Overlay the remote site image and remote site name 

on the receiving side 

• close: The system does not overlay conference site name 

Setup whether to display the MSG box 

Not available currently 

Set the system date according to the date format 

Set the system time 

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6.2 Prompt Tone Settings 

Chapter 6 General Configuration 

In the main interface, select Management > General > Tones to open the Tone 

configuration interface, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 6-3 The Tone Configuration Page 

The descriptions of the tone parameters are shown in the table below. 


Enable Tone 

Dialling Tone 

Incoming Tone 

Key Tone 

Warning Tone 

Description 

Select whether to enable prompt tone 

• There are five different tones available 

• There are six different volume levels available 

0 stands for the minimum level and 5 stands for the maximum level 










Caution 

This function is noneffective in this version. 

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6.3 Call Option Settings 

In the main interface, select Management > General > Call Option to open the Call 

Option configuration interface, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 6-4 Call Option 

The descriptions of the call option parameters are shown in the table below. 


P2P Answer 

Dual-Video Bandwidth Allocation 

Enable Dual-Video 

Enable Busy-Reminder 

Description 

Select the answer mode for a point-to-point call. There are three 

modes available: Auto, Manual and No Disturb 

By default, the secondary video bandwidth is 50% of the main 

video bandwidth 

By adjusting dual-video bandwidth, the user can select the 

bandwidth of the secondary video bandwidth, ranging from 10% 

to 90% 

Select whether to enable dual-video 

Select whether to prompt the new call is received when the 

terminal is in the conference state 

6.4 Alert Tip Settings 

In the main interface, select Management > General > Alert Tip to open the Alert Tip 

configuration interface, as shown in the figure below. 

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Chapter 6 General Configuration 

Figure 6-5 Alerting Tip 

Select a packet loss ratio threshold from the pull-down list. Once the packet loss ratio 

reaches this threshold, the alerting information will be displayed on the screen of the TV 

set. 

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Chapter 7 

System Configuration 


Video Configuration....................................................................................................7-1 

Network Configuration................................................................................................7-7 

Mic/Line Input Settings .............................................................................................7-14 

Conference Capability Settings ................................................................................7-16 

Security Parameters Settings ...................................................................................7-17 

Maintenance ............................................................................................................7-18 

7.1 Video Configuration 

7.1.1 Video Input Settings 

Context 

Usually, you can use the default video input settings. To modify the input source and port, 

do as follows: 

The following describes how to set video input by using the remote control. Alternatively, 

you can log in to the Web page and set video input by choosing System Settings > Video 

> Video In. 

Steps 

1. Choose Management > System Settings > Video > Video In by using the remote 

control. The Video In interface is displayed, as shown in the following figure. 

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Figure 7-1 Setting Video Input 

2. Refer to the following table to name each video source and configure information, such 

as port. 

Item 

Inner Camera 

External Video Source 

Video Input Port Inf. ID 

Default Main Video 

Default Second Video 

Configuration Method 

Name the inner camera. Such a name must be simple and easy to 

remember. It can consist of letters in upper cases, lower cases, 

digits or Chinese 

For example, Camera is the name of inner camera input 

Name a video source. Such a name must be simple and easy to 

remember. It can consist of letters in upper cases, lower cases, 

digits or Chinese 

For example, Computer/DVD is the name of external video source 

An input port can be bound to the video source. That is, you can 

specify the pictures input from a specified port as the images of 

the video source 

For example, you can specify the images input from the VGA/YPbPr 

port as the pictures of external video source 

Select a default main video source 

Select a default second video source 

3. After naming the video source and selecting a port, click Edit next to the video source. 

The following interface is displayed. 

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Chapter 7 System Configuration 

Figure 7-2 Input Configuration Interface 1 

4. Press OK button or F1 button of the remote control to enter the next page of 

configuration as shown below. 

Figure 7-3 Input Configuration Interface 2 

5. Refer to the following table to configure the parameters displayed in the above figure. 

Note 

In this Version, Parameters of Input Configuration Interface of inner camera is 

noneffective. 

Item 

Enable Interface 

Type 

Description 

Only after a port is enabled, it can be displayed on the interface for 

selecting video source 

For example, after port YCbPr is enabled, the port is available on the 

interface when you select a video source 

Selects the type of the video input device connected to the port 

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Item 

Select Image 

Work Mode 

Resolution 

Serial Port 

Control Protocol 

Remote Control 

Camera Orientation 

Turn Speed 

Description 

Selects an image for the accessed device according to its type 

Selects a working mode for the accessed device 

Auto: Indicates the automatic selection mode. Alternatively, you can 

select the required mode from the drop-down list 

Selects the exactly resolution according to your connected devices 

The serial port is connected with the camera controlling cable to 

implement camera control 

If the camera of the terminal is used, the serial port is optional 

One serial port must be bound to one video input port to implement 

control over the camera 

To enable the Infrared remote control function of the camera, the 

configuration of the serial port must be consistent with that on the Local 

Setup interface 

Selects the control protocol for the accessed device 

For a SONY camera, set this parameter to SONY 

Specifies whether to enable the function of remote control. That is, the 

ZXV10 T700 camera can be remotely controlled by other terminals 

(often the chairman terminal) with the function of remote control 

The options are Normal and Reverse 

Set this parameter according to requirements 

The options are Normal, Quick, and Slow 

Set this parameter according to requirements 

6. Save the settings and exit. 


7.1.2 Video Output Settings 

Context 

Usually, you can use the default video output settings. To modify the output source and 

port, do as follows: 

The following describes how to set video output by using the remote control. Alternatively, 

you can log in to the Web page and set video output by choosing System Settings > 

Video > Video Out. 

Steps 

1. Choose Management > System Settings > Video > Video Out by using the remote 

control. The Video Out interface is displayed, as shown in the following figure. 

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Figure 7-4 Setting Video Output 

2. According to requirements, select a port and click Config next to the port. The 

following interface is displayed. 

Caution 

The first monitor is mandatory. Therefore, the check box next to Display 1 grays out. 

In the above figure, two monitors are available. The following table lists the display 

differences when you select the check boxes next to the monitors. 

Monitor 

Selection 

Not in 

Conference 

Conference 

Without Dual 

Video 

Conference 

with Dual Video 

Transmitted 

Conference with 

Dual Video Received 

Case 1 

The displayed options 

Monitor 

1 (√) 

Displays local 

main video 

The displayed 

options are as 

follows: 

• Local main 

video 

• Remote main 

video 

• Combination 

of local main 

video and 

remote main 

video 

The displayed 

options are as 

follows: 

• Local second 

video 


video 

• Combination 

of local second 

video and 

remote main 

video 

are as follows: 

• Local main video 


video 

• Remote second 

video 

• Combination of 

remote main 

video and local 

main video 


remote main 

video and remote 

second video 

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Monitor 

Selection 

Not in 

Conference 

Conference 

Without Dual 

Video 

Conference 

with Dual Video 

Transmitted 

Conference with 

Dual Video Received 

Case 1 

Monitor 

2 (X) 

- - - - 

Case 2 

The displayed options 

are as follows: 


Monitor 

1 (√) 


main video 

Displays remote 

main video 


main video 

video 

• Local main video 


local main video 

and remote main 

video 

Monitor 





2 (√) 

second video 

main video 

second video 

second video 

Figure 7-5 Setting Output Interface 

3. Refer to the following table to configure the parameters displayed in the above figure. 

Item 

Port 

Working Mode 

Resolution 

Description 

Selects the main output port, through which the monitor is connected 

with the ZXV10 T700 terminal. 

Selects an output working mode. 

Selects an output resolution. 

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4. Save the settings and exit. 


7.2 Network Configuration 

7.2.1 Network Connection Settings 

Context 

This section introduces how to set IP network parameters by using the remote controller. 

Steps 

1. In the main interface, select Management > System Settings > Network > IP to open 

the IP configuration interface, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 7-6 The Static IP Configuration Page 

2. Set the parameters according to the actual networking type. 

• If static IP mode is selected, set the parameters according to the description listed 

in the table below. 

Table 7-1 Static IP Parameters 


Work Mode 

Address Type 

IP Address 

Subnet Mask 

Description 

Select a exactly mode due to your network 

Select static IP 

Input the IP address allocated by the administrator of the video 

conference system 

Input the Subnet mask address allocated by the administrator of the 

video conference system 

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Gateway 

DNS 

Description 

Input the gateway address allocated by the administrator of the video 


Input the DNS address allocated by the administrator of the video 


• If DHCP is selected, every time ZXV10 T700 reboots, it obtains a different IP 

address allocated by the DHCP server automatically. It adopts this IP address to 

set up calls before rebooting again. However, if the DHCP server is out of service, 

the ZXV10 T700 terminal cannot achieve a new IP address after rebooting. 

• If PPPoE is selected, this mode is for ADSL access. Specify the user name, 

password and dialing mode of the PPPoE access. 

Note 

User Name and Password are assigned by the carrier. 

3. Press Return on the remote controller to save the configurations and exit. 


7.2.2 H.323 Settings 

Gate Keeper (GK) is used to implement the address analysis, bandwidth management, 

calling control, security management, routing management and calling charge of the H.323 

videoconference system. 

In the main interface, select Management > System Settings > Network > H.323 to open 

the H.323 configuration interface, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 7-7 H.323 Configuration Page 

The configuration items are listed in the table below. 

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Table 7-2 H.323 Configuration Items 

Item Configuration Method Description 

GK mode 

GK address 

Off 

Auto 

Specify 

Do not use any GK 

The terminal searches a GK 

for use automatically 

The administrator will specify 

a GK for terminal registration 

Input the IP address of the 

specified GK server 

If off is selected, it is unable to set the GK 

Address, Terminal NO. and Terminal Pwd 

If auto is selected, it is unable to set the GK 

Address, Terminal NO. and Terminal Pwd 

If specify is selected, it is necessary to 

set the GK Address, Terminal NO. and 

Terminal Pwd 

The specify item is often selected when 

there is a GK in the system 

Ask the administrator for the GK server 

address 

RMS Port Default 1719 

Terminal No. 

Terminal Pwd 

Input the terminal number 

of the ZXV10 T700 which is 

registered on the GK 

Input the GK password (any 

digits with the length of 1-6) 

The Terminal NO. is the unique identifier 

of a terminal in the whole network. It must 

be consistent with the number configured 

in the ZXMS80–CSS system. It is not only 

used to distinguish different terminals in the 

network, but also used as the addressing 

basis for a calling. Make sure that the input 

terminal number is correct. Otherwise, the 

terminal will fail to be called 

For the specified GK, it needs the password 

registration. Generally, it is unnecessary to 

set this item 

7.2.3 Compatibility 

7.2.3.1 QoS Settings 

In the main interface, select Management > System Settings > Network > Compatibility 

> QoS to open the QoS configuration interface, as shown in the figure below. 

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Figure 7-8 Setting QoS 

The table below describes the QoS setting parameters. 

Item 

Error Concealment 

Description 

Used to compensate packet loss in an unstable 

network, including Smart Video and Clear Video. 

QoS Mode 

Audio 

Video 

Data 

Signaling 

TOS 

Close 

IP priority 

DiffServ 

Disables the QoS mode. If this item is selected, 

there is no need to set the parameters below. 

IP priority information contained in an IP data 

packet. The next-level device processes data 

packets based on the priorities. 

Such parameters as Audio, Video, Data, TOS, 

Error Concealment, and MTU need to be 

configured. 

Differentiates priorities based on TOS. 

Such parameters as Audio, Video, Data, and 

Error Concealment need to be configured. 

Includes 0 to 7. 0 is the lowest level and 7 is the 

highest. 

Select the service type from the drop-down list box. 

7.2.3.2 IP Rate Control Settings 

In the main interface, select Management > System Settings > Network > Compatibility 

> IP rate Ctrl to open the IP rate Ctrl configuration interface, as shown in the figure below. 

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Figure 7-9 IP Rate Control 

The table below describes the related configuration items. 

Option 

IP Rate Control 

Lowest Tx 

Description 

Includes Disable and Enable. If Enable is selected, the user needs to 

set Lowest Tx 

ZXV10 T700When the network quality deteriorates and the packet loss 

rate exceeds the threshold, the terminal will sends a IP rate control 

request to the MCU 

It means the lowest control rate 

The minimum value is 64 kbps and the maximum value is 1920 kbps 

7.2.3.3 FEC Settings 

Forward error correction (FEC) means that the terminal adopts the specified redundancy 

transmission policies so that it can guarantee clear and smooth video transmission under 

a specified packet loss rate. When a receiving end detects packet loss, it notifies the 

sending end to send all the code streams the preset number of times repeatedly based on 

the redundancy transmission policy described in the table below. 

Table 7-3 Description of Redundancy Transmission Policies 

Packet Loss Rate in Network Standard Redundancies Enhanced Redundancies 

System Settings > Network > Compatibility 

> FEC to open the FEC configuration interface, as shown in the figure below. 

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Figure 7-10 Configuring FEC 1 

Figure 7-11 Configuring FEC 2 

The table below describes the FEC configuration parameters. 

No. 

Enable FEC 

Description 

To enable this function, make sure that the IP Rate Control function is 

disabled. Otherwise the FEC function cannot be enabled 

Audio, Main Video, Second Video 

Network Lost Percent 

Indicates the packet loss rate at the peer end, including Auto, 1%, 3%, 5%, 

10%, 20%, and 30%. Auto means the packet loss rate is subject to the 

actual one at the peer end (not supported at present) 

Advanced settings 

Media Type 

FEC Algorithm 

Redundancy Mode 

Includes Audio, Main Video, Second Video 

Includes Auto, Simple, and VM, Auto by default 

Includes Normal and Enhance. This parameter is valid when the FEC 

algorithm is Simple 

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No. 

Redundancy Percent 

Keep Bandwidth 

Description 

Includes Auto, 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%, and 100%, Auto 

by default 

Indicates whether to lower the code rate so as to keep the total bandwidth 

unchanged, Yes by default 

7.2.4 NAT Settings 

NAT is short for network address translation. Inside the Intranet, video conference 

terminals communicate with each other using private IP addresses. When the terminals 

inside the Intranet need to communicate with the Internet, the device with the NAT 

function translates private IP addresses into public network IP addresses. 

In the main interface, select Management > System Settings > Network > NAT to open 

the NAT configuration interface, as shown in the figure below. 



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The table below describes the NAT configuration items. 

Item 

NAT Mode 

NAT Address 

TCP Port Range 

UDP Port Range 

IP Addresses 1 to 6 

Subnet masks 1 to 6 

Keep-alive Period 

Description 

Selects whether to enable NAT, including Disabled, Static NAT, and 

H.460 

If Disabled is selected, there is no need to set other parameters. 

Static NAT means that a private IP address inside the Intranet is 

translated into the corresponding public IP address 

H.460 is a group of firewall transversal protocols. Using this protocol 

together with an external B200 gateway, the terminal can flexibly 

transverse firewalls 

Enters a public IP address 

Upper and lower limits of the TCP port range. It is recommended to use 

the default values 

Upper and lower limits of the UDP port range. It is recommended to 

use the default values 

ZXV10 T700 Private IP addresses 

ZXV10 T700 Enters corresponding subnet masks 

Sets the keep-alive period of the channel between the Intranet and the 

Internet 

The user can set this value based on the network access frequency, 

ranging from 5 to 30, in seconds 

7.3 Mic/Line Input Settings 

In the main interface, select Management > System Settings > Audio > Mic/Line Input 

to open the Mic/Line Input configuration interface, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 7-14 Configuring Mic/Line Input 1 

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Figure 7-15 Configuring Mic/Line Input 2 

The table below describes audio setting parameters. 

Option 

Description 

Line Input 

Input Gain 

Echo Control 

Sets the gain value of audio input, ranging from 0 to 16. 

When the remote end hears lower sound, increase the gain value; if 

it hears higher sound, decrease the gain value. The default value is 

recommended. 

Selects whether to cancel echo. 

Analog Mic 

Input Gain 

Echo Control 

Start ANS 

Start AGC 

Sets the gain value of audio input, ranging from 0 to 16. 

When the remote end hears lower sound, increase the gain value; if 

it hears higher sound, decrease the gain value. The default value is 

recommended. 

Selects whether to cancel echo. 

Selects whether to enable ANS. 

Selects whether to enable AGC. When AGC is enabled, the terminal 

adjusts the audio input gain automatically based on the strength of 

input signals. In this case, the sound will not be affected disregarding 

the distance between the speaker and the microphone as well as the 

volume of the speaker. 

If the users uses an omnidirectional microphone, it is recommended to 

enable this function. 

Advanced Option 

AEC Mode 

ANS 

The default value is recommended. This parameter is configurable. 

AGC 

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7.4 Conference Capability Settings 

In the main interface, select Management > System Settings > Capability to open the 

Capability configuration interface, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 7-16 Capability Interface 1 

Press F1 on the remote control to enter the second page of capability settings, as shown 


Figure 7-17 Capability Interface 2 

The table below describes the call items. 

Option 

Audio 

Main Video 

Description 

Encoding/decoding capability of audio, Auto by default 

Generally this parameter should be consistent with that defined in the 

conference template 

Auto is recommended 

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Option 

Main Video Effect 

Second Video 

Second Video Effect 

Description 

Includes Auto, Clear, and Smooth 

The user can set it as required 


Encoding/decoding capability of secondary video, including Auto, H.263, 

and H.264. Auto is recommended 

Includes Auto, Clear, and Smooth 

The user can set it as required 


Force Main Video 

Capability 


Format 

Forcing setup the Capability, Format, FPS of the Main Video 

Force Main Video FPS 

Force Second Video 

Capability 


Format 

Forcing setup the Capability, Format, FPS of the Second Video 

Force Main Video FPS 

Note 

The capability interface 2 is used to debug. Normal users don’t need to configure it. 

7.5 Security Parameters Settings 

In the main interface, select Management > System Settings > Security to open the 

Security configuration interface, as shown in the figure below. 

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Figure 7-18 Setting Security Parameters 

The table below describes the security parameters. 

Parameter 

Enable Admin Pwd 

Administrator Pwd 

AES Encryption 

Explanation 

If this function is enabled, the password is required to enter the system 

management menu 

If this function is enabled, the system administrator needs to set a 

password to ensure security 

To enter the system management menu, the user must input the preset 

password 

AES is a type of encryption algorithm. If it is enabled, the sending end 

encrypts the data packets. The receiving end can get the information only 

after decrypting the data packets. 

7.6 Maintenance 

7.6.1 Software Update 

Steps 

1. In the main interface, select Management > System Settings > Maintenance > 

Upgrade to open the Upgrade configuration interface, as shown in the figure below. 

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Figure 7-19 Software Update Page 

2. Select the software update mode from the Auto Update drop-down list box. Three 

modes are optional: 

• Manual: In this mode, you can determine whether to update the terminal software 

once a new version is available. 

• Auto: In this mode, the terminal will detect whether there is new version software 

automatically and update the terminal software once a new version is found. 

• No: In this mode, it is not allowed to update the terminal software. 

3. Input the period in the Interval text box for detecting whether there is any new version 

software. 

For example, input “24” in the box. Then the terminal will detect whether there is new 

version software every 24 hours. 

4. Input the path where the new version software is stored in the File Path text box. 

5. Save and Exit. 


7.6.2 Saving System Configuration 

Steps 

1. In the main interface, select Management > System Settings > Maintenance > Save 

Config. to open the Save Config. configuration interface, as shown in the figure 

below. 

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Figure 7-20 Save Config Page 

2. Input the name for the current configuration to be saved in the Setting Name text box. 

3. Select a serial number for the configuration from the Setting Number drop-down list 

box. Five numbers are optional: 1 to 5. 

4. Save and exit. 


7.6.3 Loading System Configuration 

Steps 

1. In the main interface, select Management > System Settings > Maintenance > Load 

Config. to open the Load Config. configuration interface, as shown in the figure 

below. 

Figure 7-21 Load Config Page 

2. Highlight the drop-down list box on the page and select the configuration (settings) to 

be loaded from it. The default configuration or other configurations saved previously 

are optional. 

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Chapter 8 

Services 

8.1 Caption 


Caption ......................................................................................................................8-1 

Calling for Conference................................................................................................8-7 

8.1.1 Setting Terminal Name Displaying Mode 

Steps 

1. In the main interface, select Management > Services > Caption > Terminal Name 

to open the configuration page shown in the figure below. 

Figure 8-1 The Terminal Name Configuration Page 

2. Set the parameters according to the descriptions of the table below. 

Table 8-1 Terminal Name Displaying Mode Parameters 


BG Color 

Position 

Description 

BG Color stands for the background color. There 

are 10 color options available: black, white, gray, 

red, orange, yellow, green, cyan and purple. 

There are four position options available: up left, 

down left, up right and down right. 

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Font Color 

Font Size 

Transprency 

Description 

F Color stands for the foreground color. There 

are 10 color options available: black, white, gray, 

red, orange, yellow, green, cyan and purple. 

There are three font options available: small, 

middle and large. 

There are five transparency options available: 

full Transparent, 70% Transparent, 

semi-transparent, 30% Transparent and 

Opacity. 

3. Select the Display button and press OK on the remote controller to display the terminal 

name on the local or remote TV set in the style set above. 

The Display button is a dual-state button. It switches between Display and Hide. 


8.1.2 Setting Banner 

Steps 

1. In the main interface, select Management > Services > Caption > Banner to open 

the configuration page shown in the figure below. 

Figure 8-2 The Banner Configuration Page 


Table 8-2 Banner Parameters 


Caption 

Description 

Input the content of the banner. 

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BG Color 

Position 

Font Color 

Font Size 

Transparency 

Description 

BG Color stands for the background color. There are 

10 colors options available: black, white, gray, red, 

orange, yellow, green, cyan and purple. 

There are five position options available: –10, 0, 10, 

20 and 30. 

F Color stands for the foreground color. There are 

10 colors options available: black, white, gray, red, 

orange, yellow, green, cyan and purple. 

There are three font options available: small, middle 

and large. 

There are five transparency options available: full 

Transparent, 70% Transparent, semi-transparent, 

30% Transparent and Opacity. 

3. Select the Send button and press OK on the remote controller to send the banner to 

the screen of the remote side TV set. 

• The Send button is a dual-state button. It switches between Send and Stop. 

• To preview the content of the banner, select the Preview button and press OK on 

the remote controller. 


8.1.3 Setting Horizontal Caption 

Steps 

1. In the main interface, select Management > Services > Caption > H Caption to open 


Figure 8-3 The Horizontal Caption Configuration Page 

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Table 8-3 Horizontal Caption Parameters 


Caption 

Style 

Speed 

BG Color 

Position 

F Color 

Font Size 

Trans. 

Description 

Input the content of the horizontal subtitle. 

There are three movement style options: Fixed, left and right. 

There are three movement speed options: slow, normal and 

quick. 

BG Color stands for the background color. There are 10 color 

options available: black, white, gray, red, orange, yellow, 

green, cyan and purple. 

There are seven position options available: –30, –20, –10, 0, 

10, 20 and 30. 

F Color stands for the foreground color. There are 10 color 



There are three font options available: small, middle and large. 

There are five transparency options available: full Transparent, 

70% Transparent, semi-transparent, 30% Transparent and 

Opacity. 

3. Select the Send button and press OK on the remote controller to send the horizontal 

subtitle to the screen of the remote side TV set. 


• To preview the content of the horizontal subtitle, select the Preview button and 

press OK on the remote controller. 


8.1.4 Setting Vertical Caption 

Steps 

1. In the main interface, select Management > Services > Caption > V Caption to open 


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Figure 8-4 The Vertical Caption Configuration Page 


Table 8-4 Vertical Caption Parameters 


Caption 

Style 

Speed 

BG Color 

Position 

Font Color 

Font Size 

Transparency 

Description 

Input the content of the vertical subtitle. 

There are three movement style options: Fixed, left and right. 

There are three movement speed options: slow, normal and 

quick. 




There are four position options available: up, middle, down 

and Full Screen. 





There are five transparency options available: full Transparent, 

70% Transparent, semi-transparent, 30% Transparent and 

Opacity. 

3. Select the Send button and press OK on the remote controller to send the vertical 

subtitle to the screen of the remote side TV set. 


• To preview the content of the vertical subtitle, select the Preview button and press 

OK on the remote controller. 


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8.1.5 Setting Short Message 

Context 

• In P2P conference, the terminals can send messages to each other. 

• In multi-terminal conference, ZXV10 T700 can send messages to one or all terminals. 

Steps 

1. In the main interface, select Management > Services > Caption > Message to open 


Figure 8-5 The Short Message Configuration Page 


Table 8-5 Short Message Parameters 


Caption 

Terminal List 

BG Color 

Font Size 

Font Color 

Description 

Input the content of the short message to be sent. 

If the terminal is currently in a conference, all of the terminals 

in the conference are listed here. If the terminal is not in a 

conference, it displays No terminal to send. 









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8.2 Calling for Conference 

Prerequisites 

• The terminals in the address book can join a meeting only after they are configured 

with extension numbers, which are the numbers registered on GK. 

• Contact the ZXMS80 system administrator and check whether a proper conference 

template named with a rate is available in the system. 

Context 

The meeting function means that a terminal initiates a conference and makes a conference 

request to the MCU. The request contains terminal names, conference rate, conference 

password, conference special number, number of pictures, and duration. The specified 

MCU checks whether it can satisfy the request based on the board configuration and 

template configuration in the ZXMS80 system. If yes, the MCU will call the terminals for 

conference. 

The conference templates need to be configured on the conference administrator 

operation interface. The template of calling for a conference is different from that of a 

normal conference. In the template of calling for a conference, the conference name and 

terminal prefix are restricted. 

The following describes how to call for a conference by using the remote control. 

Alternatively, you can log in to the Web page and call for a conference by choosing Call 

Control > Call Meeting. 

Steps 

1. Choose Management > Services > Convene a conference. The Convene a 

conference interface is displayed. 

2. Click Address book to display the interface for selecting terminals. All the terminals 

that are registered in the GK are displayed on the interface. 

3. Select a terminal (after it is selected, the check box next to its name is selected), and 

the click OK. The selected terminal is displayed in the Meeting list box. 

4. Refer to the following table to configure the parameters , such as conference rate, 

number of pictures, service number, password, and duration. 

Item Configuration Method Description 

Conference Rate 

No. of Picture 

Service Num. 

Selects a conference rate. 

Selects the number of 

pictures. 

Usually, it is 198. It is 

recommended to use the 

default value. 

It must be consistent with the conference 

rate configured on the MCU. 

Up to 2 pictures can be provided by this 

version. 

Terminals can call the conference through 

the conference special number. 

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Password 

Min. (m) 

It can contain 1 to 6 Arabic 

numerals. 

Enters the conference 

duration. 

It is the password used by a terminal to 

actively join the conference. 

The unit is minute. 

5. After the settings, click Call to call for the conference. 


Example 

For example, to call for a conference with the conference rate of 1920 kbit/s, the conference 

template named with 1920 must exist in the ZXMS80 system. 


If the conference is successfully called, the MCU calls all the terminals automatically. 

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Chapter 9 

Diagnosis 


Checking System Status ............................................................................................9-1 

Checking Call Information ..........................................................................................9-2 

Viewing Version Information .......................................................................................9-3 

Loopback Test............................................................................................................9-4 

Ping Test ....................................................................................................................9-6 

Audio and Video Test .................................................................................................9-8 

System Self-diagnosis................................................................................................9-9 

9.1 Checking System Status 

Context 

The system status interface provides the terminal's system composition and configuration 

information for users to view. The information cannot be modified. 

Steps 

• When the terminal is in idle mode, press the Information shortcut button to access the 

system status interface directly, or select Management > Diagnosis > Sys. Status 

to access the System Status interface by using the remote controller, as shown in the 

figure below. 

Figure 9-1 System Status 

The items shown in the figure above are described in the table below. 

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Items 

Terminal Name 

IP Address 

MAC Address 

GK Status 

GK Address 

Main Video Source 

Second Video Source 

Conference Status 

Description 

The name of the terminal configured by the terminal administrator 

by accessing Management > General > Display 

The IP address of the terminal 

The MAC address of the terminal leaving factory 

Showing whether the GK is registered successfully 

If the GK is registered successfully, it will display the GK address 

Showing the main and second video source currently used by the 

terminal 

Showing if the terminal is in conference status 

9.2 Checking Call Information 

Prerequisites 

The data of call information is available only when the terminal is in conference. 

Context 

The user can view the parameters information when the terminal is in conference. 

Steps 

1. Select Management > Diagnosis > Call Info. to access the call statistics interface of 

call information by using the remote controller, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 9-2 Call Statistics 

2. Press the F1 button on the remote controller to turn over page, or press the information 

shortcut button on the remote controller to turn over page to the call summary interface, 

as shown in the figure below. 

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Figure 9-3 Call Summary 


Result 

The interface will show all the communication status of the local terminal and the peer 

terminal. 

9.3 Viewing Version Information 

Context 

In the version information interface, the user can view the software version, but cannot 

modify it. 

Steps 

1. Select Management > Diagnosis > Version Info with the remote control to enter the 

ping test interface, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 9-4 Version Info 1 

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In the first interface, the user can view terminal model, software version, hardware 

version, boot software version, FPGA, and mainboard version. 

In the first interface, the user can view version number from Software Version. 

V1.0.0.3 indicates that the software version of the current terminal is V1.0.0.3 and 

this version was issued on 2010–08–25. 

The table below describes other terminal models for your reference. 

Model 

ZXV10 T700 2M 

ZXV10 T700 2MX 





ZXV10 T700 8MX-M 

Feature Description 

2M, IP, supports 720P high-definition image 






8M, IP, supports 1080P high-definition image, Embedded 

MCU 

2. View the second and third version information interfaces, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 9-5 Version Info 2 

It views the versions of all the media processor software, web server software version 

and other software versions 


9.4 Loopback Test 

Select System > Diagnosis > Loopback Test via the remote controller to access the 

loopback test interface, as shown in the figure below. 

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Figure 9-6 Loopback Test 

Warning Loopback test is mainly used for locating fault and is provided to the 

commissioning personnel for testing and debugging. For ordinary users, please use it 

cautiously. 

In the drop-down menu, there are four kinds of loopback modes: audio hardware loopback, 

local loopback, loopback remote terminal, and local RTP loopback. Select one mode, and 

click the Start Loopback button to implement loopback. Click the Stop Loopback button 

to stop the loopback operation. 

Audio Hardware Loopback 

Audio hardware loopback refers to output the acquired audio signals directly without coding 

and decoding. After loopback, the TV set or sound box connected to the TV port of AUDIO 

OUT can hear the sound of the local terminal after loopback. 

This loopback is effective in both conference and non-conference status. This function is 

used to judge if the sound input and the terminal’s acquisition function are normal. 

Local Terminal Loopback 

Local terminal loopback refers to the direct loopback of the local terminal's media signal, 

including audio local terminal loopback and video local terminal loopback. 

It is only effective in non-conference status. If the user implements such operation in 

conference status, a prompt box pops up prompting that the loopback is only effective in 

non-conference status. This loopback is used to judge if the terminal's audio and video 

input and output, coding and decoding functions are normal, and to detect if the related 

audio and video peripherals work normally. In normal situation, the terminal can display 

its own image and broadcast its own sound. 

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Loopback to Remote Terminal 

The local terminal loops the media signal of the peer terminal back, and decodes the media 

signal of peer terminal. It can be classified as IP loopback to remote terminal and E1 

loopback to remote terminal. After loopback to remote terminal, the local terminal can 

display its own image and broadcast its own sound. 

This loopback is only effective in conference status. If the user implements such operation 

in non-conference status, a prompt box pops up prompting that the loopback is only 

effective in conference status. It is used to judge the terminal' coding and encoding 

capability and the network' function and status. 

Local RTP Full Loopback 

After the terminal is in conference status, it transmits the encoded data of the local 

terminal to the remote terminal, and sends the encoded data to the RTP receiving module 

simultaneously. It then decodes and output the signal. To use the local RTP loopback 

function, detect if the video/audio coding protocol is symmetric. If the video code is 

non-symmetric, the video will not loop back. If the audio code is non-symmetric, the 

audio will not loop back. If both the video and audio codes are non-symmetric, it directly 

prompts that the coding/decoding protocol is not matching and that it is unable to enter 

RTP loopback status. 

This loopback is only effective in conference status. If the user implements such operation 

in non-conference status, it prompts that the loopback is only effective in conference status. 

It is used to judge if the terminal's coding and decoding capability is normal. 

9.5 Ping Test 

Prerequisites 

The network is normally connected. 

Context 

The ping test is used to check whether the IP network connection between ZXV10 T700 

and other devices (such as MCU, PC, and video conference terminal) is normal. 

Steps 

1. Select Management > Diagnosis > Ping Test with the remote control to enter the 

ping test interface, as shown in the figure below. 

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Figure 9-7 Ping Test 

2. Input the IP address of the destination device in the Remote Address. 

3. Move the cursor to the Ping button with the remote control, and then press the OK 

button to start the test. 

4. The test result is as follows: 

• If the remote device is successfully pinged, the system shows the corresponding 

test data, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 9-8 Ping Test Result-Success 

• If the remote device is not successfully pinged, the system also gives the 

corresponding test data, as shown in the figure below. 

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Figure 9-9 Ping Test Result-Failure 


9.6 Audio and Video Test 

Select Management > Diagnosis > Audio & Video to access the Audio & video test 

interface by using the remote controller, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 9-10 Audio & Video Test 

During the test, the Start Test button is converted to the Stop Test button. Click the Stop 

Test button to stop the test. 

TV Test 

It is used to test if the components and interfaces related to the video in the terminal work 

normally. 

In the test interface, press the Start Test button of the color strip test interface by using 

the remote controller. In normal situation, the TV set connected with the terminal has even 

color stripe. Please check the TV output effect. If it is not satisfactory, please adjust the 

TV parameters. 

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Audio Input Test 

Audio input test is used to detect if the components and interfaces related to the audio 

input in the terminal work normally. 

In the test interface, press the Start Test button of the audio input test interface by using the 

remote controller. In normal situation, the audio input displaying bar changes according to 

the volume of the microphone. The numbers indicating volume size will also change along 

with it. 

Audio Output Test 

Audio output test is used to detect if the components and interfaces related to the audio 

output in the terminal work normally. 

In the test interface, press the Start Test button of the audio output test interface by using 

the remote controller. In normal situation, the TV set or sound box connected with the 

terminal will keep playing the startup tone of the terminal. 

9.7 System Self-diagnosis 

Select Management > Diagnosis > Self diagnosis to access the system Self diagnosis 

interface by using the remote controller, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 9-11 System Self-diagnosis 

The diagnosis items in the figure above are described in the table below. 

Diagnosis Items 

PS Info 

System Info 

Network status 

ARP Info 

Descriptions 

Viewing the current process information 

Viewing the current usage of the system resources 

Indicating the current network status 

Indicating the current ARP information 

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Diagnosis Items 

UDP Info 

TCP Info 

Descriptions 

Indicating the UDP communication between the local terminal and remote 

terminal 

Indicating the TCP communication between the local terminal and remote 

terminal 

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Chapter 10 

Address Book 


Introduction of Address Book....................................................................................10-1 

Add Contact .............................................................................................................10-2 

Editing A Contact .....................................................................................................10-3 

Deleting A Contact ...................................................................................................10-3 

Calling Terminals in the Address Book......................................................................10-3 

10.1 Introduction of Address Book 

Press the Address Book Button on the remote controlor select Address Book in the main 

page, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 10-1 ADDRESS BOOK 

Add Contact 

Used to add a new contact information. 

Edit 

Used to edit the information of a selected terminal. 

Delete 

Used to delete a selected terminal. 

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Search Contact 

Used to search contact you want in the address Book. 

10.2 Add Contact 

Context 

There are a lot of terminals on the network, you can add the name and IP address of your 

contact into the address book, Next time you can call this contact directly. 

Steps 

1. In the Address Book page, select Add Contact to enter the corresponding interface, 


Figure 10-2 Add Contact 

2. The related parameters are described in the table below. 

Item 

Name 

Call Type 

Call Rate 

IP Address 

NO. 

Configuration Method 

Enter the friend name. It can be digits, letters, and Chinese characters. 

Select the IP type. 

Set the maximum rate in the case of a point-to-point call. 

Enter the IP address of the friend. 

This number is configured on the terminal and then the terminal is registered 

in the GK by using this number. In addition, this number must be consistent 

with that configured in the ZXMS80 conference management system. 

3. Select the Save button with the remote control. 


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10.3 Editing A Contact 

Steps 

1. Move the cursor to select a contact in the address list. 

2. Select Edit Button to enter the corresponding interface, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 10-3 Contact Information Editing 

3. Modify the terminal name, call rate, IP address, extension number and alias on this 

page. 

4. After the modification, Press Save button to save the new information and return to 

the address book page. 


10.4 Deleting A Contact 

Steps 

1. Move the cursor to select a contact in the address list. 

2. Highlight the Delete Button and then press OK button on the remote control, An alert 

box pops up. 

3. Highlight the OK Button to delete the selected terminal. 


10.5 Calling Terminals in the Address Book 

Steps 

1. In the address book interface, move the cursor with the remote control to select a 

terminal. For a terminal with embedded MCU, the user can select multiple terminals. 

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Chapter 11 

Call History 

Select the Call History on the main interface by using the remote controller to access the 

call history interface, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 11-1 Call History Interface 

The call history interface can be classified into two areas: display frame and function 

buttons area. 

The display frame lists out the contact person, call type, rate, begin time and duration of 

call. 

The function buttons area contains a type selection box and four function buttons, including 

Save Record, Save All, Delete Record, and Delete All. 

Type Selection Box 

In the call history interface, there are four types of call history for selection: All, Outgoing, 

Incoming, and Missed. 

• Select All, and the display frame lists out all types of call history. 

• Select Outgoing, and the display frame lists out the history of all outgoing calls of the 

local terminal. 

• l Select Incoming, and the display frame lists out the history of all incoming calls of 

the local terminal. 

• Select Missed, and the display frame lists out the history of all missed calls of the local 

terminal. 

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Chapter 12 

Conference Operations in 

GUI 


System Control in Conference Mode ........................................................................12-1 

Non-Chairman Conference Control ..........................................................................12-2 

Chairman Conference Control ..................................................................................12-6 

12.1 System Control in Conference Mode 

During a conference, press the shortcut key Menu to display the system control interface, 


Figure 12-1 System Control Menu 

Note 

To select a function item, the user can press the number key of the remote control, which is 

consistent with the number before the function item. The user can also select the function 

item by pressing direction buttons on the remote control, and then press OK. 

Caption 

In the system control interface, select Caption to enter the Caption setting interface. There 

the user can set horizontal/vertical scrolling subtitle, short message, banner, and terminal 

name. 

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PIP 

In the system control interface, select PIP Position to enter the PIP position interface. 

Four PIP positions are availableTop Left, Bottom Left, Top Right, Bottom Right. The user 

can select the position as required. 

Main Menu 

In the system control interface, select Main Menu to return to the main menu. Select 

Return to return to the moving video picture. 

12.2 Non-Chairman Conference Control 

12.2.1 Introduction to Conference Control 

During a conference without a chairman, press the Conference Control button on the 

remote control to enter the conference control interface, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 12-2 Non-Chairman Conference Control Interface-Without Chairman 

During a conference with a chairman, press the Conference Control button on the remote 

control to enter the corresponding interface, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 12-3 Non-Chairman Conference Control Interface-With Chairman 

The table below describes the functions that can be implemented in the non-chairman 

conference control interface. 

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Table 12-1 List of the Functions in the Non-chairman Conference Control Interface 

No. Conference Control Description 

1 Apply Chairman Request to be the chairman of the conference. 

2 Self Broadcast The terminal broadcasts its video and audio to other 

terminals compulsively. 

In a multi-point conference, the terminal needs 

to request to be a chairman first and then it can 

broadcasts itself. In a conference with embedded 

MCU, only the terminal serving as the MCU can 

broadcast itself. 

3 Apply Speech A non-chairman terminal requests to speaking. 

After the request, the chairman terminal prompts 

which one will speak. 

4 Terminal List View the terminal list. 

12.2.2 Applying Chairman 

Context 

A non-chair terminal in a conference can request for the chair token. If there is no chair 

in the conference, it can get the chair token and become the chair in the conference. 

However, if there is already a chair terminal in the conference, it can not get the chair 

token until the chair terminal releases it. 

Steps 

1. Press the direction button (up arrow) to highlight the item Apply Chairman in the 

conference control menu. 

2. Press OK button on the remote control. 


Result 

After the terminal gets the chair token successfully, the terminal becomes a chair-terminal 

and the conference control menu changes correspondingly, as shown in the figure below. 

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Figure 12-4 Conference Control Menu (Chair-Terminal) 

After successful applying, a chairman icon 

TV screen. 

appears on the right of the terminal’s 

12.2.3 Self Broadcast (Non-Chair Terminal) 

Context 

To broadcast the chair terminal’s video/audio to all the other terminals in the conference. 

Steps 

• Press direction button to highlight the item Self Broadcast in the conference control 

menu. 

Result 

After successful broadcast, a broadcast source icon 

appears on the right of the chair 

terminal’s TV screen.At the same time, the status icon appears in the terminal list, 

indicating the terminal is the broadcast source in the conference. 

12.2.4 Apply Speech 

Prerequisites 

Apply speech can be implemented only when there is presiding conference terminal in the 

conference. 

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Steps 

• In the conference control interface, just to select the Apply Speech button by using 

the remote controller. 

After the non-presiding conference terminal applies the speech, a prompt box pops up 

on the primary TV set of the presiding terminal, prompting that a terminal is to make a 

speech currently. 

12.2.5 Viewing Terminal List 

Context 

The user can view the terminal list in the current conference. 

Steps 

1. In the chairman conference control interface, select the Terminal List button. The 

corresponding terminal list appears, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 12-5 Terminal List 

The terminal list lists all the attending terminals and their statuses. The table below 

describes the statuses. 

Table 12-2 Description of the Icons in the Terminal List 

No. Icon Description 

1 Indicates the speaker is on. The terminals with this icon 

can hear the speakers. 

2 Indicates the speaker is off. The terminals with this icon 

cannot hear the speakers. 

3 Indicates the mic is turned on. When the local terminal 

speaks, other terminals can hear it. 

4 Indicates the mic is turned off. When the local terminal 

speaks, other terminals cannot hear it. 

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No. Icon Description 

5 Indicates it is the broadcast source. 


12.3 Chairman Conference Control 

12.3.1 Introduction to Conference Control 

During a conference, press the Conference Control button on the remote control of the 

chairman terminal. The conference control interface appears, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 12-6 Chairman Conference Control Interface 

The table below describes the conference control functions. 

Table 12-3 List of Chairman Conference Control Functions 

Conference Control 

Self broadcast 

Broadcast Site 

Specify Speech 

Description 

Broadcast the video of chairman terminal and become the broadcast 

source in a conference. 

This function does not change the voice status of the conference. 

The chairman terminal broadcasts the video of a terminal and makes 

it become the broadcast source in a conference. 

This function does not change the voice status of the conference. 

The chairman terminal broadcasts the video of a specified terminal 

and makes it become the broadcast source in a conference. 

Except for the chairman terminal and the specified speaking terminal, 

the microphones of other terminals are off and their speakers are on. 

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Conference Control 

Open Voice Control 

Chairman View 

Chairman Browse 

Mute/Silent 

Conf. Management 

Release Chairman 

Free Talk 

Description 

When the voice control function is enabled, the conference enters 

the voice control mode. 

In this mode, the broadcast source is switched to the speaking 

terminal in turn. When several terminals speak at the same time, the 

terminal with the highest volume will be selected as the broadcast 

source. 

The chairman terminal selects a terminal and views the video of the 

specified terminal. 

To do it, the chairman terminal must be the broadcast source. 

The chairman should select the terminal manually. 

View the video of the specified terminal on the chairman’s screen. 

To do it, the chairman terminal must be the broadcast source. 

When the browsed terminal and time are specified, the video of the 

selected terminal will be displayed on the chairman's screen. It is 

unnecessary to perform manual settings. 

The chairman terminal can control the microphone and speaker 

status of other terminals. 

During a conference, the chairman terminal can add, call, hang up 

a terminal, force a terminal to leave the conference, prolong and 

terminate the conference. 

Release the chair token and become a non-chair terminal. 

The microphones and speakers of all the terminals are on. 

The table below describes the site status after the chairman terminal performs the 

corresponding operations. 

Table 12-4 Site Status after the Operations of Chairman Terminal 

Is It a 

Operation Item 

Broadcast 

Microphone 

Speaker 

Viewed Site 

Source 

Chairman 

terminal 

No Open Open Operated terminal 

Local terminal, 

Broadcast Site 

Operated 

terminal 

Yes Open Open 

chairman terminal, 

or the previous 

broadcast source 

Other terminals No No Open Operated terminal 

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Is It a 

Operation Item 

Broadcast 

Microphone 

Speaker 

Viewed Site 

Source 

Chairman 

terminal 

No Open Open Operated terminal 

Appointing 

Speech 

Operated 

terminal 

Yes Open Open 

Local terminal, 

chairman terminal, 

or the previous 

broadcast source 

Other terminals No Close Open Operated terminal 

Chairman 

terminal 

Yes 

Keep the 

original 

status 

Keep the 

original 

status 

Viewed terminal 

Chairman View 

Operated 

terminal 

No 

Keep the 

original 

status 

Keep the 

original 

status 

Chairman terminal 

Keep the 

Keep the 

Other terminals 

No 

original 

original 


status 

status 

Chairman 

terminal 

Yes 

Keep the 

original 

status 

Keep the 

original 

status 

Operated terminal 

Browsing 

Operated 

terminal 

No 

Keep the 

original 

status 

Keep the 

original 

status 


Keep the 

Keep the 

Other terminals 

No 

original 

original 


status 

status 

12.3.2 Broadcasting By Chairman 

12.3.2.1 Self Broadcasting (Chair Terminal) 

Context 

To broadcast the chair terminal’s video/audio to all the other terminals in the conference. 

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Steps 

• Press direction button to highlight the item Self Broadcast in the conference control 

menu as shown in Figure 101and press OK button on the remote control. 

Result 

The video/audio of the conference site of the chair terminal is broadcasted to all terminals 

in the conference. After successful broadcast, a broadcast source icon 

the right of the chair terminal’s TV screen. 

appears on 

12.3.2.2 Broadcasting Site 

Steps 

1. Press direction button to highlight the item Broadcast Site in the conference control 

menu. 

2. Press OK button on the remote control to enter the Broadcast Sites dialog box as 

shown in the figure below. 

Figure 12-7 Broadcast Sites 

3. Press direction buttons to highlight a terminal to be broadcasted in the terminal list and 

then press OK button on the remote control. 


Result 

Then the video of the selected terminal (conference site) will be shown on the screens of 

all the other terminals in the conference. The audio mixing status maintains unchanged. 

The screen of the broadcasted terminal still shows the video of the terminal previously 

broadcasted, Video of chairman or itself. 

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12.3.2.3 Specify Sspeaking 

Context 

The chair terminal can specify a non-chair terminal and allows it to speak in the conference. 

In other words, the chair terminal can broadcast both the audio and video of a selected 

terminal to all the other terminals in the conference. 

Steps 

1. Press direction button to highlight the item Specify Speak in the conference control 

menu. 

2. Press OK button on the remote control to enter the Specify Speak dialog box. 

3. Press direction buttons to highlight a terminal to be broadcasted in the terminal list and 

then press OK button on the remote control. 


Result 

Then the audio and video of the selected terminal (conference site) will be broadcasted to 

all the other terminals in the conference. 

12.3.3 Browsing and Viewing 

12.3.3.1 Performing Chairman Browse Operation 

Prerequisites 

This operation can be performed only when the chairman terminal is the broadcast source 

in a conference. If the chairman terminal need to perform the chairman browse operation 

but it is not the broadcast source, the terminal needs to perform the self broadcast 

operation. 

Context 

The chairman terminal in a conference can browse the pictures of other conference sites in 

real time and set the interval of picture switching. The following describes how to browse 

the pictures of other conference sites by using the remote control. Alternatively, you can 

log in to the PC console and click Chairman Browse. 

Steps 

1. Press the Conference key on the remote control. On the page that is displayed, 

choose Chairman Browse to display the corresponding page. 

2. Select the required terminals by selecting the check boxes next to them. You can 

select a terminal, multiple terminals, or all terminals. 

3. After selecting terminals, set the interval. The unit is second. 

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4. Click Browse. Then, the TV screen of the chairman terminal plays the pictures of 

one, multiple, or all terminals in a continuous loop. In this case, the other terminals 

also view the picture of the chairman terminal. 

Meanwhile, the Browse option changes to Stop Browse. To stop browsing pictures, 

move the cursor to the Stop Browse option and press the OK key on the remote 

control. 


12.3.3.2 Performing Chairman View Operation 

Prerequisites 

This operation can be performed only when the chairman terminal is the broadcast source 

in a conference. If the chairman terminal need to perform the chairman view operation but 

it is not the broadcast source, the terminal needs to perform the self broadcast operation. 

Context 

The chairman terminal in a conference can view the picture of any other conference site. 

The following describes how to view the pictures of other conference sites by using the 

remote control. Alternatively, you can log in to the PC console and click Quick view. 

Steps 

1. Press the Conference key on the remote control. On the page that is displayed, 

choose Chairman View to display the corresponding page. 

2. Move the cursor to the required terminal and press the OK key on the remote control. 

The video window of the chairman terminal shows the video of the specified terminal. 


12.3.4 Sound Controlling 

12.3.4.1 Forbid/Allow Speaking 

Context 

To forbid / allow selected terminal(s) to speak in the conference. 

Steps 

1. Press direction button to highlight the item Mute/Silent in the conference menu to 

enter the Mute/Silent menu, as shown in the figure below. 

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Figure 12-8 Mute/ Silent Menu 

2. Press direction button to highlight the item Speech Control in the menu as shown in 

the figure above to enter the Speech Control page, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 12-9 Speech Control Page 

3. Press direction buttons to select a terminal and then press OK button on the remote 

control to forbid / allow it to speak. 

4. Repeat Step 3 to forbid / allow other terminals as needed. 

You can forbid all terminals in the list at a time by highlighting the Forbid All To Speak 

/ Allow All To Speak button and press OK button on the remote control. 


Result 

Other conference sites can / can not hear the voice of the selected terminal(s). 

12.3.4.2 Forbid / Allow Listening 

Context 

To forbid / allow selected terminal(s) to listen the voice of other conference sites. 

Steps 

1. Press direction button to highlight the item Mute/Silent in the conference menu to 

enter the Mute/Silent menu, as shown in the figure below. 

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Figure 12-10 Mute/ Silent Menu 

2. Press direction button to highlight the item Listening Control in the menu as shown 

in the figure above to enter the Listening Control page, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 12-11 Listening Control Page 

3. Press direction buttons to select a terminal and then press OK button on the remote 

control to prevent / allow it from hearing the voice of other conference sites. 

4. Repeat Step 3 to forbid / allow other terminals as needed. 

You can forbid / allow all terminals the list at a time by highlighting the Forbid All To 

Listen / Allow All To Listen button and press OK button on the remote control. 


12.3.4.3 Free Talk 

Result 

The selected terminal(s) can / can not hear the voice of other conference sites. 

Context 

To enable the free talk mode. 

Steps 

1. Press direction button to highlight the item Free Talk in the conference control menu. 



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Result 

After successful operation, the chair terminal will mix all voices in the conference. The 

videos of all terminals will be shown on the screen of each terminal in the conference and 

all terminals in the conference can hear the voices of each other. 

12.3.5 Opening Voice Control 

Context 

The chair terminal can enable the voice control mode. In this mode, if one terminal 

speaks, it will become the broadcast source in the conference. That means, the image of 

this terminal will be broadcasted to the other terminals in the conference. When several 

terminals in the conference speak at the same time, the broadcast source will be the one 

whose sound is the biggest. 

Steps 

1. Press direction button to highlight the item Open Voice Control in the conference 

control menuThe message box pops up. 

2. Wait for a while and then the message box disappears. 


Result 

The voice control mode is enabled and the Open Voice Control item in the conference 

control menu changes as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 12-12 Conference Control Menu (Close Voice Control) 

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12.3.6 Releasing Chairman 

Context 

The chair terminal in the conference can release its chair token. After that, the chair 

terminal turns into a non-chair one. Then other terminals in the conference can apply 

for the chair token. 

Steps 

1. Highlight the item Release Chairman in the conference control menu. 



Result 

The conference control menu changes into the one for non-chair terminal. 

12.3.7 Chairman Conference Management 

12.3.7.1 Adding/Dropping a Terminal 

In a conference, the chairman can add one or more temrinals into the terminal list and 

let them attend the conference. It can also force one or more terminals attending the 

conference to exit. Then they are not conference members any more, so they will not be 

displayed in the terminal list. To let them attend the conference again, the chairman must 

add them into the terminal list. 

Add Terminal 

1. In the chairman conference control interface, select 8. Conf Management to enter the 

conference management interface, and then select 1. Add Terminal. The site name 

input text box appears, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 12-13 Adding a Terminal 

2. Enter the number of the terminal to be added, and then select Add to add this terminal 

into the conference. 

After the terminal is successfully added, it will appear in the terminal list. 

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Dropping a Terminal 

1. In the chairman conference control interface, select 8. Conf Management to enter 

the conference management interface, and then select 4. Force Exiting. The 

corresponding prompt box appears, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 12-14 Dropping a Terminal 

2. Select a terminal, and then press the OK button on the remote control to drop the 

terminal. 

12.3.7.2 Calling/Hanging Up a Terminal 

In a conference, the chairman can add one or more terminals that are supposed to join 

the conference or have hanged up due to network failure into the terminal list, letting them 

attend the conference. The chairman can also hang up one or more terminals attending 

the conference. The terminals hanged up are displayed in non-attending terminal list. To 

add them into the conference again, the chairman must call them again. 

Calling a Terminal 


the conference management interface, and then select 2. Call Terminal to enter the 

corresponding interface. 

2. Select a terminal not in the conference with the remote control, and then press the OK 

button to call it. If it is successfully called, it will be displayed in the attending terminal 

list. 

Hanging up a terminal 


the conference management interface, and then select 3. Hangup Terminal to enter 

the corresponding interface, as shown in the figure below. 

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Figure 12-15 Hanging up a Terminal 

2. Select a terminal with the remote control, and then press the OK button to hang it up. 

12.3.7.3 Prolonging the Conference 

Steps 

1. Press direction button to highlight the item Prolong Conference in the conference 

management menu, and press OK button on the remote control to enter the Prolong 

Conference dialog box as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 12-16 Prolong Conference 

2. Highlight Time text box and press OK button on the remote control. 

3. Input the time (unit: minutes) still needed for the conference in Time text box and press 

OK button on the remote control to confirm the input. 

4. Highlight Set button in the dialog box and press OK button on the remote control. 


Example 

For example, Input 30 on the figure above, then the conference will be prolonged 30 

minutes. 

12.3.7.4 Ending the Conference 

Context 

The chair terminal can initiate to end the conference. 

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Steps 

1. Press direction button to highlight the item End Conference in the conference 

management menu, The screen pop up alert box as shown below. 

Figure 12-17 Ending conference alert 

2. Select OK and press OK button on the remote control to end the conference. 


Result 

The conference in which the chair terminal participates will be ended. 

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Chapter 13 

WEB Management and 

Control 


Logging In to the WEB Management Page...............................................................13-1 

Re-logging Into Web Control Page ...........................................................................13-3 

Introduction to the IE Web Page ...............................................................................13-3 

System Control.........................................................................................................13-5 

Call Control ............................................................................................................13-13 

General Configuration ............................................................................................13-19 

Video Configuration................................................................................................13-22 

Audio Settings........................................................................................................13-24 

Network Settings ....................................................................................................13-25 

SNMP Settings.......................................................................................................13-25 

H.323 Settings........................................................................................................13-26 

QoS Settings..........................................................................................................13-27 

NAT Settings ..........................................................................................................13-28 

FEC Settings..........................................................................................................13-28 

IP Rate-down Settings............................................................................................13-29 

Capability Settings..................................................................................................13-30 

Caption ..................................................................................................................13-31 

Security Settings ....................................................................................................13-37 

USB Settings..........................................................................................................13-37 

Configuration Settings ............................................................................................13-37 

Upgrade Settings ...................................................................................................13-38 

Advanced Settings .................................................................................................13-39 

Diagnosis ...............................................................................................................13-40 

User Management Settings ....................................................................................13-44 

13.1 Logging In to the WEB Management Page 

Prerequisites 

Make sure that the network is normal and WEB login is enabled in the terminal. 

Steps 

1. Open the IE browser and input the web address "http://IP address of terminal", and 

then press Enter of the keyboard to open the page, as shown in the figure below. 

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Figure 13-1 Selecting Language 

2. Select ENGLISH to open the WEB login page, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 13-2 Login 

3. Input Login name and Password, and click the Login button to enter the WEB page. 

Note 

• The password for admin and user is 111111. 

• The admin is an administrator, and the user is an ordinary user.If the user logs in 

with admin, the user can modify and save the terminal settings. If the user logs in 

with user, the user cannot modify the terminal settings. 

• Please modify the password after login for security. 


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13.2 Re-logging Into Web Control Page 

Steps 

Chapter 13 WEB Management and Control 

1. Click the Relogin menu on the left of the Web page, and then the alert box pops up. 

2. Click OK button to exit the current page and enter the login page of ZXV10 T700. Input 

the user name and password to login to the terminal again. 


13.3 Introduction to the IE Web Page 

After successful login, the video control page under the system control is displayed by 

default, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 13-3 IE Web Page (System Control) 

The IE Web page of the ZXV10 T700 is divided into two parts: menu pane on the left and 

operation area on the right of the page. 

In the menu pane, seven menus and corresponding items are provided, as listed in the 

table below, to access corresponding operation pages. 

Table 13-1 Menus and Menu Items in the Web Page 

Menu 

System control 

Menu Item 

Video control 

Address Book 

Call control 

Call History 

Call/Hang up 

Call Meeting 

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Menu 

Menu Item 

General 

Video 

Audio 

Network 

SNMP 

H.323 

QoS 

NAT 

System Settings 

FEC 

IP Rate-down 

Capability 

Caption 

Security 

USB Record 

Configure 

Upgrade 

Advanced 

System State 

Versions 

Statistic 

System Diagnose 

Call Brief Info 

Loopback 

Ping 

Audio & Video Test 

User management 

admin 

Relogin - 

PC Console - 

The operation area varies with different menu items selected, providing corresponding 

man-machine interface for certain operations. 

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Caution 

To show the icons and options clearly, some pictures in this manual are part of the IE Web 

page without IE menus and tool bars. 

13.4 System Control 

13.4.1 Video Control in WEB 

13.4.1.1 Introduction to Video Control Page 

Select System control→Video control to enter the video control interface, as shown in 

the figure below. 

Figure 13-4 Video Control 

1. Video control area 

2. Control end 

3. Video control area 

4. Audio, PIP, and dual video 

control area 

5. Streaming control area 

6. Image display control area 

13.4.1.2 Switching Between Local and Remote Video 

Prerequisites 

A remote token is required for controlling the remote camera. Only the chairman terminal 

can apply for the remote token. 

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Steps 

1. In the video control main page, select the Local radio button to control the camera 

connected with the current video source. 

2. Click the Remote radio button to control the remote camera. 

3. To control the local camera, perform step 1 again. 


13.4.1.3 Selecting a Main Video Source 

Prerequisites 

This option is displayed only after a video source is selected in video output settings. 

Context 

Main video is displayed on the main TV. The user can show the video input through other 

interfaces on the main TV through the operations below. 

Steps 

1. In the video control main page, click the Main Video to enter the corresponding 

interface, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 13-5 Selecting a Main Video Source 

2. Select a video as the main video source, such as Camera. The icon becomes 

*Camera, indicating that Camera is selected. The image input through the Camera 

port is displayed on the main TV screen. 


13.4.1.4 Selecting Secondary Video 

Prerequisites 

This option is displayed only after a video source is selected in video output settings. 

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Context 

Secondary video source refers to the video source except the main video. It can be 

displayed on the secondary TV screen and can also be displayed on the main TV screen by 

means of sending dual video. The user can enable video input through different interfaces 

to be the secondary video source through the operations below. 

Steps 

1. In the video control main page, click the Second Video to enter the corresponding 


Figure 13-6 Selecting a Secondary Video Source 

2. Select a video source as the secondary video source, such as Computer/DVD. 

Then the button becomes * Computer/DVD, which indicates that Computer/DVD 

is selected. The image input through Computer/DVD in the second channel of the 

secondary or main TV. 


13.4.1.5 Adjusting The Camera 

Steps 

• Click the up/down/left/right arrows to move the camera. 

• Click or in the Zoom area to zoom out or zoom in the scene taken by the 

camera. 

• Click or in the Focus area to adjust the focus of the camera so as to get 

clear image. 

• Click or in the Aperture area to adjust the aperture of the camera. 

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13.4.1.6 Adjusting The Video Parameters 

Steps 

• This version does not supply this function. 

13.4.1.7 Presetting Camera Position 

Context 

Ten positions of the camera can be preset and saved, represented by the number 0 to 9. 

Steps 

1. Select a local camera to be preset. 

2. Preset the camera position by clicking direction buttons, zoom +/- buttons, focus +/- 

buttons and aperture +/- buttons. 

3. Click Preset Position button to pop up the Presetting dialog box as shown in the 

figure below. 

Figure 13-7 Presetting Dialog Box 

4. Click a number button and click Close button to save the preset. 

Caution 

If you want to delete all presets of the camera, click Clear All button in the dialog box. 


13.4.1.8 Active Position 

Prerequisites 

Before using the preset position, make sure the position has been preset and saved. 

Context 

After presetting the camera, you can use the preset position directly later. 

Steps 

1. Select the camera (video) on the video/audio control page. 

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2. Click Active Position button to pop up the Positions dialog box, as shown in the 

figure below. 

Figure 13-8 Positions Dialog Box 

The grayed number buttons indicates that no preset positions have been saved to 

them. Therefore, only those activated buttons can be used to track the positions saved 

to them. 

3. Click the number button as needed to track corresponding position saved to it. 

4. Click Closebutton. Then the camera will move and adjust itself according to the preset 

position. 


13.4.1.9 Controlling Audio 

Steps 

• To turn off the microphone, click button, which will turns into 

. To turn on the microphone, click button. 

• To turn off the sound box, click button, which will turns into . To turn 

on the sound box, click 

button. 

• Click button to decrease the volume. The minimum volume is 0, that is, no 

sound will be heard. 

• Click button to increase the volume. The maximum volume is 32. 

13.4.1.10 Setting PIP Position 

Prerequisites 

Only after the PIP function is enabled, will the PIP positionbutton on the video control 

page be activated. 

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Context 

Steps 

1. Click PIP position thebutton to pop up the PIP position dialog box, as shown in the 

figure below. 

Figure 13-9 PIP Position 

2. Select corresponding radio button as needed to set the position of small picture shown 

on the screen and click the closebutton on the right top corner to close the dialog box 

and return to the video control page. 


13.4.1.11 Changing Display mode 

Prerequisites 

• Only when the ZXV10 T700 has participated in a conference, you can switch the 

display mode. 

• The display mode switching is only valid for the first channel of output interface. 

Context 

The splitting screen means that two pictures with the same size are shown on the TV 

connected with the terminal. And it is called two splitting screens respectively. 

• The two splitting screens are shown in the figure below. 

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Figure 13-10 Two Splitting Screens 

1. Local Video 2. Remote Videot 

The main features of two splitting screens are: If the remote terminal only sends one 

channel of active video, the screen 1 shows local video and screen 2 shows remote 

video. If the remote terminal sends two channels of active video, the screen 1 shows 

local video and screen 2 shows main video of the remote site. 

• Picture-in-picture means that two pictures from two video sources with different sizes 

are overlapped on the TV screen. The display mode of picture-in-picture is shown in 


Figure 13-11 Picture-in-Picture 

As shown in the figure above, the smaller picture is displayed at left top, left bottom, 

right top or right bottom. The screen 1 shows the picture with small size, and the 

screen 2 shows the picture with large size. In which the picture with large size can 

display the local, remote or secondary video, and you can switch among these videos. 

The picture with small size can display the local and remote video, and you can also 

switch between these videos. 

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Steps 

1. When the terminal has been participated in the conference, press the Change Display 

mode button . Then the remote video is first displayed on the screen. 

2. Repeat the step 1, namely to press the Change Display mode button on the remote 

control. Then the remote video, local video, splitting screen and picture-in-picture 

modes are switched in turn. 

3. Select your desired mode, and stop to press the button Change Display mode. Then 

the switching is completed. 


13.4.1.12 Opening / Closing Dual Video 

Steps 

• Click the Open Dual video button to send the secondary video. Then the Open Dual 

video button becomes Close Dual video. 

• Click the Close Dual video button to stop sending dual video. 

13.4.1.13 Opening / Closing Streaming 

Context 

This version can not supply the function. 

13.4.1.14 Adjusting Dual-Video Bandwidth 

Prerequisites 

Dual video bandwidth can be adjusted only when the terminal starts sending dual video in 

a P2P conference. 

Context 

By default, the secondary video bandwidth is 50% of the main video bandwidth. By 

adjusting dual-video bandwidth, the user can select the bandwidth of the secondary video 

bandwidth, ranging from 10% to 90%. 

Steps 

1. In the WEB video control main page, click Dual-video dynamic rate. The percentage 

selection box appears. 

2. Set the percentage of the secondary video bandwidth. For example, if 30% is selected, 

the secondary video bandwidth will be 30% of the main video bandwidth. 


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13.4.1.15 Recovering The Default Video Parameters 

Steps 

• This version dose not supply this function. 

13.5 Call Control 

13.5.1 Introduction of Address Book 


Select Call Control > Address Book to open the page shown below. 

Figure 13-12 Address Book 

For the introduction of Address Book, please refer to 10.1 Introduction of Address Book in 

this manual. 

13.5.2 Add Single 

Steps 

1. Select Call Control > Address Book > Add Single to enter the corresponding 


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Figure 13-13 Add Single 

2. For the details of how to add a single terminal, please refer to 10.2 Add Contact in this 

manual. 


13.5.3 Calling In The Address Book 

Steps 

1. Select Call Control > Address Book to enter the corresponding interface, as shown 


Figure 13-14 Calling In The Address Book 

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2. For the details of how to calling from the Address Book, please refer to “10.5 Calling 

Terminals in the Address Book”in this manual. 


13.5.4 Call History Setting 

Select Call Control > Call History to enter the corresponding interface, as shown in the 

figure below. 

Figure 13-15 Configuring Call History 

Click Go to view Configure Call History. 

13.5.5 Calling for a Conference 

Context 

Generally the MCU actively calls the terminals to attend the conference held by it. If a 

terminal cannot attend the conference due to some reason or is disconnected from the 

conference, it can call the MCU to attend the conference. 

Steps 

1. In the WEB page, select Call Control→Call/Hangup to open the Call/Hangup page, 


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Figure 13-16 Call Page 

The table below describes the related parameters. 

Table 13-2 Description of Call/Hangup Parameters 

No. Parameter Description 

1 Address Registered number or IP address of the called party. 

2 Call Type IP 

3 Address Book 

The user can select the terminal number or address to be called 

from the address book. 

2. Select a required call type from the Call Type drop-down menu. 

3. Enter the corresponding terminal number based on the call type. 

• For a point-to-point conference, enter the terminal number or IP address of the 

peer end. 

• For a multipoint conference held by the MCU, enter the number or IP address of 

the MCU. 

• If the system supports the 198 special number, enter 198 directly. 

• To call a telephone terminal, enter the phone number to be called. 

• To call a terminal from the address book, refer to related introductions in the 

address book. 

4. Select the maximum call rate from the Call Rate drop-down menu. 

5. Click the Call button. 


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13.5.6 Hanging Up a Conference 

Prerequisites 

A terminal can be hanged up only when the terminal is in a conference. 

Steps 

1. In the WEB page, select Call Control > Call/Hangup to open the page, as shown in 


Figure 13-17 Call Hangup 

2. Click the Hangup button before a terminal. A dialog box appears. 

Note 

Click the Hangup All button to hang up all terminals and end the conference. This 

button is only available in the terminal serving as the MCU and in a conference initiated 

by an embedded MCU. 

3. Click the OK button to hang up this terminal. 


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13.5.7 Calling Meeting 

Prerequisites 

Only an IP terminal has the call meeting function. 

The terminals in the address book can join a call meeting only after they are configured 

with extension numbers, which are the numbers registered on GK. 

Context 

Call meeting means that a terminal initiates a conference and makes a conference 

request to the MCU. The request contains terminal names, conference rate, conference 

password, conference special number, number of pictures, and duration. The specified 

MCU checks whether it can satisfy the request based on its board configuration and 

template configuration in the conference management system. If yes, MCU will call the 

terminals. 

The conference templates needs to be configured in the conference administrator 

operation interface. The template of call meeting is different from that of a normal 

conference. In the template of call meeting, conference name and terminal prefix are 

restricted. For more information, refer to ZXMS80 Multimedia Service Management 

System Operation Manual (System Administrator Volume). 

Steps 

1. Select Call Control→Call Meeting. The corresponding interface is shown below. 

Figure 13-18 Call Meeting Page 

2. Select terminals from the Available Terminal list box, and then click Select. The 

selected terminals are displayed in the Selected Terminal list box. If the user clicks 

Select all, all the terminals in the Available Terminal list box are selected and 

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displayed in the Selected Terminal list box. To delete a selected terminal, select it in 

the Selected Terminal list box, and then click Delete . To delete all the terminals, 

click Delete all. 

3. Configure the following parameters according to the description in the table below. 

Table 13-3 Settings of Call Setting Parameters 

Configuration Item Configuration Method Description 

Conference Rate 

Pictures number 

Conference Special No. 

Conference Password 

Selects a conference rate. 

Selects the number of pictures. 

Normally it is 198. It is 

recommended to use the 

default value. 

It can contain 1 to 6 Arabic 

numerals. 

It must be consistent with the 

conference rate configured on the 

MCU. 

Up to five pictures or 4+1 pictures 

can be provided. 

Terminals can call the conference 

through the conference special 

number. 

It is the password used by a 

terminal to actively join the 

conference. 

Duration Enters the conference duration. The unit is minute. 

4. After the settings, click Call to call the conference. To save the settings, click Save. 



If the conference is successfully called, the MCU calls all the terminals automatically. 

13.6 General Configuration 

13.6.1 Local Settings 

Select System Settings > General > Local Setting to enter the corresponding interface, 


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Figure 13-19 Local Setting 

For the details of how to configuring local information, please refer to “6.1 Display 

Settings”in this manual. 

13.6.2 Prompt Volume Settings 

Select System Settings > General > Prompt Volume to enter the corresponding 


Figure 13-20 Prompt Volume 

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For the details of how to configuring prompt volume, please refer to “6.2 Prompt Tone 


13.6.3 Call Option Settings 

Select System Settings > General > Call Option to enter the corresponding interface, as 


Figure 13-21 Call Option 

For the details of how to configuring call option, please refer to “6.3 Call Option Settings”in 

this manual. 

13.6.4 Alarm Settings 

Select System Settings > General > Alarm Display to enter the corresponding interface, 


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Figure 13-22 Alarm Setting 

For the details of how to configuring alarm, please refer to “6.4 Alert Tip Settings”in this 

manual. 

13.7 Video Configuration 

13.7.1 Video In Settings 

Steps 

1. Select System Settings > Video > Video In to enter the corresponding interface, as 


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Figure 13-23 Configuring VIDEO IN 

2. For the details of how to configuring alarm, please refer to “7.1.1 Video Input Settings”in 

this manual. 


13.7.2 Video Out Settings 

Steps 

1. Select System Settings > Video > Video Out to enter the corresponding interface, 


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Figure 13-24 Configuring VIDEO OUT 

2. For the details of how to configuring alarm, please refer to “7.1.2 Video Output 



13.8 Audio Settings 

Select System Settings > Audio to enter the corresponding interface, as shown in the 

figure below. 

Figure 13-25 Configuring Audio 

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For the details of how to configuring Audio, please refer to “7.3 Mic/Line Input Settings”in 

this manual. 

13.9 Network Settings 

Select System Settings > Network to enter the corresponding interface, as shown in the 

figure below. 

Figure 13-26 Network Connection Setting 

For the details of how to configuring network connection, please refer to “7.2.1 Network 

Connection Settings”in this manual. 

13.10 SNMP Settings 

Select System Settings > SNMP to enter the corresponding interface, as shown in the 

figure below. 

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Figure 13-27 Configuring SNMP 

The table below describes the related configuration items. 

Option 

Enable SNMP 

NMS Address 

Description 

Enables SNMP 

Provided by the network administrator 

NMS Trap Port Use the default port 162 

Community, Contact, Location, System 

Description 

Define them by users 

13.11 H.323 Settings 

Select System Settings > H.323 to enter the corresponding interface, as shown in the 

figure below. 

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Figure 13-28 Configuring H.323 

For the details of how to Configuring H.323, please refer to 7.2.2 H.323 Settings in this 

manual. 

13.12 QoS Settings 

Select System Settings > QoS to enter the corresponding interface, as shown in the figure 

below. 

Figure 13-29 Configuring QoS 

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For the details of how to configuring QoS, please refer to 7.2.3.1 QoS Settings in this 

manual. 

13.13 NAT Settings 

Select System Settings > NAT to enter the corresponding interface, as shown in the figure 

below. 

Figure 13-30 NAT Settings 

For the details of how to Configuring NAT, please refer to 7.2.4 NAT Settings in this manual. 

13.14 FEC Settings 

Select System Settings > FEC to enter the corresponding interface, as shown in the figure 

below. 

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Figure 13-31 FEC Setting 

For the details of how to Configuring FEC, please refer to7.2.3.3 FEC Settings in this 

manual. 

13.15 IP Rate-down Settings 

Select System Settings > IP Rate-down to enter the corresponding interface, as shown 


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Figure 13-32 Configuring IP Rate-down 

For the details of how to Configuring IP Rate-down, please refer to 7.2.3.2 IP Rate Control 

Settings in this manual. 

13.16 Capability Settings 

Select System Settings > Capability to enter the corresponding interface, as shown in 


Figure 13-33 Configuring Capability 

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For the details of how to configuring capability, please refer to 7.4 Conference Capability 

Settings in this manual. 

13.17 Caption 

13.17.1 Setting Terminal Name Display 

Steps 

1. Select System Settings > Caption > Terminal name to enter the terminal name 

settings page, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 13-34 Terminal Name Settings 

2. The configuration items are listed in the table below. 

Table 13-4 Terminal Name Setting Items 

Configuration 

Item 

Font size 

Font color 

Background 

color 

Transparency 

mode 

Description 

Three sizes are optional: Small, Middle and Big 

Ten foreground colors are optional: black, white, gray, red, orange, yellow, 

green, cyan, blue and purple. 

Ten background colors are optional: black, white, gray, red, orange, 

yellow, green, cyan, blue and purple. 

Five modes are optional: full transparent, half transparent, 70% 

transparent, 30% transparent and not transparent. 

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Configuration 

Item 

Display position 

Description 

Four positions are optional: top left corner, below left corner, top right 

corner and below right corner. 

3. Click Display button to save the terminal name settings. And then the terminal name 

will be shown on the TV screen according to the settings. The Display button is a dual 

status button. It is hidden when pressed. 


13.17.2 Setting Banner 

Steps 

1. Select System Settings > Caption > Banner to open the banner settings page, as 


Figure 13-35 Banner Settings Page 

2. The configuration items are listed in the table below. 

Table 13-5 Banner Setting Items 

Configuration Item 

Font size 

Font color 

Description 

Three size are optional: small, middle and big. 

Ten colors are optional: black, white, gray, red, orange, yellow, green, 

cyan, blue and purple. 

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Background color 

Description 


yellow, green, cyan, blue and purple. 

Show excursion Five excursions are optional: ‐10, 0, 10, 20 and 30. 

Transparency mode 

Content 

Five modes are optional: full transparent, half transparent, 70% 


Used to input the content of banner 

3. Click Send to display the banner on the screen. 

• The Send button changes to Stop button after it is clicked. 

• To preview the banner content on the screen, click Preview button. 

• To clear the banner content, click Clear button. 


13.17.3 Setting Horizontal Caption 

Steps 

1. Select System Settings > Caption > H Caption to open the horizontal caption setting 


Figure 13-36 Horizontal Caption Setting Page 

2. The horizontal subtitle setting items are listed in the table below. 

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Table 13-6 Horizontal Caption Setting Items 


Scroll mode 

Description 

Three modes are optional: Fixed, left and right. 

Show excursion Seven excursion positions are optional: –30, –20, –10, 0, 10, 20 and 30. 

Speed 

Font size 

Font color 


Transparent mode 

Content 

Three moving speed is optional: slow, normal and fast. 

Three sizes are optional: small, middle and big. 


cyan and purple. 


yellow, green, cyan and purple. 

Five modes are optional: full transparent, 70% transparent, half 


Input the content in the Content text box. 

3. Click Send button, and then the content of horizontal subtitle is displayed on the 

screen. 


• To preview the content of horizontal subtitle, click Preview button. 

• To clear the content, click Clear button. 


13.17.4 Setting Vertical Caption 

Steps 

1. Select System Settings > Caption > V Caption to open the vertical caption setting 


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Figure 13-37 Vertical Caption Setting Page 

2. The vertical subtitle setting items are listed in the table below. 

Table 13-7 Vertical Caption Setting Items 


Scroll mode 

Display position 

Speed 

Font size 

Font color 


Transparency mode 

Content 

Description 

Three modes are optional: fixed, left and right. 

Four positions are optional: up, middle, down and full 

Three speed is optional: slow, normal and fast. 

Three sizes are optional: small, middle and big. 





Five modes are optional: full transparent, 70% transparent, half 


Input the content of vertical subtitle. 

3. Click Send button, and then the content of vertical subtitle is displayed on the screen. 


• To preview the content of vertical subtitle, click Preview button. 

• To clear the content, click Clear button. 


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13.17.5 Setting Short Message 

Steps 

1. Select System Settings > Caption > Message to open the short message setting 


Figure 13-38 Message Setting Page 

2. The short message setting items are listed in the table below. 

Table 13-8 Short Message Setting Items 

Item 

Font size 

Font color 


Content 

Description 

Three sizes are optional: Small, Middle and Big. 





Input the message in the Content text box. 

3. Click Send to send the message to the terminal. 

To clear the message content on the page, click Clear button. 


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13.18 Security Settings 


Select System Settings > Security to enter the corresponding interface, as shown in the 

figure below. 

Figure 13-39 Configuring Security 

For the details of how to Configuring Security, please refer to in this manual. 

13.19 USB Settings 

Context 

The function do not be offered in this version. 

13.20 Configuration Settings 

Select System Settings > Configure to enter the corresponding interface, as shown in 


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Figure 13-40 Configuration 

For the details of how to Setting configuration, please refer to 7.6.2 Saving System 

Configuration in this manual. 

13.21 Upgrade Settings 

Select System Settings > Upgrade to enter the corresponding interface, as shown in the 

figure below. 

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Figure 13-41 Configuring Upgrade 

For the details of how to Configuring Upgrade, please refer to 7.6.1 Software Update in 

this manual. 

13.22 Advanced Settings 

Select System Settings > Advanced to enter the corresponding interface, as shown in 


Figure 13-42 Configuring Advanced 

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Please choose if send dual-video automatic or not. 

13.23 Diagnosis 

13.23.1 System State Viewings 

Steps 

1. Select System Diagnose > System State to enter the corresponding interface, as 


Figure 13-43 System State 

2. For the details of how to viewing System State, please refer to“9.1 Checking System 

Status”in this manual. 


13.23.2 Version Viewings 

Steps 

1. Select System Diagnose > Versions to enter the corresponding interface, as shown 


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Figure 13-44 viewing version 

2. For the details of how to viewing version, please refer to“9.3 Viewing Version 

Information”in this manual. 


13.23.3 Statistics Viewings 

1. Select System Diagnose > Statistics to enter the corresponding interface, as shown 


Figure 13-45 Viewing Statistics 

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2. Click Go to Viewing Statistics, please refer to 9.2 Checking Call Information in this 

manual. 

13.23.4 Call Brief Information Viewings 

1. Select System Diagnose > Call Brief Information to enter the corresponding 


Figure 13-46 Viewing Call Brief Information 

Click Go to View Call Brief Information, please refer to 9.2 Checking Call Information in 

this manual. 

13.23.5 Loopback Settings 

Select System Diagnose > Loopback to enter the corresponding interface, as shown in 


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Figure 13-47 Configuring Loopback 

For the details of how to Configuring Loopback, please refer to 9.4 Loopback Test in this 

manual. 

13.23.6 Ping Test 

1. Select System Diagnose > Ping to enter the corresponding interface, as shown in 


Figure 13-48 Ping Test 

2. For the details of how to Configuring ping, please refer to 9.5 Ping Test in this manual. 

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13.23.7 Audio and Video Testing 

Select System Diagnose > Audio and Video Test to enter the corresponding interface, 


Figure 13-49 Audio and Video Testing 

For the details of how to Test Audio and Video, please refer to“9.6 Audio and Video Test”in 

this manual. 

13.24 User Management Settings 

Context 

Through user management, the user can modify password. 

Steps 

1. Select User management→admin to enter the user management page, as shown in 


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Figure 13-50 User Management 

2. Enter the old password in the Old Password text box, and then enter the new 

password in the New Password text box. Then enter the new password again in the 

Confirm Password text box. 

3. Click the Save button. 


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Chapter 14 

Control in PC Console 


Installing PC Console ...............................................................................................14-1 

Logging in to PC Console.........................................................................................14-3 

Common Control ......................................................................................................14-4 

Conference Control in PC Console.........................................................................14-17 

14.1 Installing PC Console 

Prerequisites 

Before the PC console is installed, make sure that the security level of the Internet is low. 

Steps 

1. On the IE browser, choose Tools > Internet Options > Security > Local intranet. 

Then, set the security level to low, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 14-1 Setting Security Level 

2. On the Web page of the terminal, click PC Console. The dialog box is displayed 

asking you whether to install the software, as shown in the figure below. 

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Figure 14-2 Installation Confirmation Dialog Box 

3. On the page as shown in the figure above, click Install to start installing the software. 

The setup program displays a process bar, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 14-3 Displaying Installation Progress 

4. After the installation is complete, the system displays a dialog box, as shown in the 

figure below. 

Figure 14-4 Installation Completion Dialog Box 

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Chapter 14 Control in PC Console 

5. In the dialog box as shown in the figure Above, click to complete the 

installation. 


14.2 Logging in to PC Console 

Prerequisites 

The PC console plug-in has been installed in the user's computer. 

Steps 

• There are two ways to log in to PC console: one way is to log in to the PC console in 

the WEB page of a terminal, and the other way is to log in to with PC console software. 

The ways to log in to the PC console are described as follows: 

Log in to the WEB page: 

1. log in to the WEB page of a terminal: 

2. In the WEB page, click PC Console to directly enter the PC console page. 

log in with PC console software: 

1. Click Start > All programs > ZTE T Serial Terminal PC Console > Run ZTE 

T Serial Terminal PCConsole or double-click the shortcut icon 

dialog box as shown in the figure below. 

to open the 

Figure 14-5 Logging in to the PC Console 

2. Input the local IP address, user name admin (it is also the name to log in to the 

WEB page ) and password 111111 (it is also the password to log in to the WEB 

page). 

3. After that, click the Login button to enter the PC console page. 

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14.3 Common Control 

14.3.1 Introduction of Common Control Page 

Run the PC console to open the default page, as shown in the figure below. The default 

page is the common control page. 

Figure 14-6 PC Console Page 

The page as shown in the figure above can be divided into six areas: terminal information, 

common control, general control, system main menu, history terminal list, status icon. The 

descriptions of each item is listed in the table below. 

Table 14-1 Introduction of PC console page 

NO. Column Used to 

1 Terminal information Display the terminal name, IP address, GK address, ISDN address 

2 Video control Control remote and local video, and display remote and local image 

3 General control Control microphone and speaker at local site, and operate general 

settings 

4 System main menu Display the main menu of PC console 

5 History terminal list Display the terminals that have been connected with the local 

terminal recently. The administrator can select a terminal in the list 

and click the button Connect to call the terminal again. 

6 Status icon Display the status of terminal 

In the figure above, click the button Status to display function options of main menu, as 


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Figure 14-7 PC Console Main Menu 

You can also click the button Common control to open the page as shown in the figure 

above. 

14.3.2 Video Control 

In the video control column as shown in the figure below, users can control local and remote 

video. 

Figure 14-8 Video Control Page 

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Start/Stop video 

In the video control page, click the button Start, and then the local or remote video is 

displayed on the page. Now users can control the local or remote video. The button Start 

is changed to Stop. Click the button Stop to stop displaying video. 

Switch video source 

In the video control page, select the video source in the pull-down list box of Video channel 

select. 

After selecting, click the button Switch video source to switch the video source. 

Control camera 

In the video control page, press the , , or of to move the 

directions of camera. The buttons 

are used to adjust the focus of camera. 

Set image parameters 

In the video control page, click the button ImageSet to open the page, as shown in the 

figure below. 

Figure 14-9 Set Image Parameters 

In the figure above, , and are 

used to adjust the aperture, focus and zoom. , and 

are used to adjust the brightness, contrast and saturation. 

Click the button Default to reset the default settings of video. Click the button Close to 

quit the video setting page and return to the video control page. 

Preset camera 

Preset the angle of a camera. Next time, the camera can load and automatically adjust to 

the preset angle. A camera has 10 preset positions ranging from 0~9. 

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Note 

Only the SONY series cameras support Preset camera and Get camera position 

functions. 

The method for presetting camera is as follows: 

1. Use the direction buttons and buttons and set the camera to desired position 

according to image changing on TV screen. For instance, set the camera to aim 

at the conference host. 

2. In the video control page, click the button Preset camera to open the page as shown 


Figure 14-10 Preset Camera 

3. In the figure above, select a position from 0~9 and click the button Save to save the 

position. Click the button Clear to clear all preset positions and return to video control 

page. 

Get camera position 

After the preset position is saved, the camera can load and automatically adjust to this 

position. 

1. In the video control page, click the button Get Camera Position to open the page as 


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Figure 14-11 Get camera position 

2. Select the needed preset position, and then the camera will aim at the corresponding 

position. Click the button Close to return to video control page. 

Switch to remote 

Each terminal can set the image parameters of itself. But in a conference, only the terminal 

with Low Speed Data (LSD) capability can own the token. Usually, only the chairman in a 

conference can own the LSD token and only when the terminal's LSD function is enabled, 

this terminal can be remotely controlled. 

In the video control page, click the button Set Remote to get LSD token at local site. Then 

a user can control the remote camera. Now the button Set Remote is changed to Set 

Local. Click the button Set Local to control local camera. 

Open sound 

In the video control page, click the button Sound Open, and then the remote voice can be 

heard from local PC console. The button Sound Open is changed to Sound Close. Click 

the button Sound Close to close sound. 

Note 

When opening sound, make sure that remote video is started. Namely, the remote video 

and audio are always sent together. There will be no sound if no video is displayed. 

14.3.3 Common Control 

In the page as shown in the figure below, the common control includes voice control, 

display mode selection, dual video control, conference lock and streaming control. 

Figure 14-12 Common Control 

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Control voice 

In the common control page, click the icon and it is changed to the icon indicating 

that the microphone is turned off. And now the microphone icon in the status bar is changed 

to . The icon indicates that the microphone is turned on. 

In the common control page, click the icon and it is changed to the icon indicating 

that the speaker is turned off. And now the speaker icon in the status bar is changed to 

. The icon indicates that the speaker is turned on. The buttons and are 

used to adjust the audio volume. 

Select display mode 

In the common control page, click the button Display Style to open the page as shown in 


Figure 14-13 Display Mode 

In the page as shown in the figure above, users can set the display mode of secondary 

video and remote video and select to display local or remote video. 

Select 

below. 

to open the picture-in-picture setting page, as shown in the figure 

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Figure 14-14 Picture-in-picture Setting Page 

In the page as shown in the figure above, users can select the display mode of images. 

There are two options: 1 Remote Video. 2 Local Main Video and 1 Second or Local. 2 

Remote 

Select 

below. 

to open the two splitting screen setting page, as shown in the figure 

Figure 14-15 Configure Two Splitting Screen 

If 

is selected, it indicates that the local and remote images will be displayed 

on the TV at the same time. 

Select needed item and click the button Apply to make the setting effective. Click the 

button Close to return to common control page. 

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Send second video 

In the common control page, click the button Send second video to send secondary video. 

The button Send second video is changed to Stop second video. Click the button Stop 

second video to stop sending secondary video. 

Lock conference 

This version do not supply the function. 

Configure serial port 

In the common control page, click the button PCCom to open the page as shown in the 

figure below. 

Figure 14-16 Serial Port Configuration 

As shown in the figure above, the meanings of the items are described in the table below. 

Table 14-2 Serial Port Configuration 

NO. Item Description 

1 Camera control 

parameters 

Camera control Select whether to enable LSD, namely, the camera of 

the ZXV10 T700 can be remotely controlled by other 

terminals (often the chairman terminal) with LSD function. 

Provide Enable remote control and Disable remote 

control for selection. 

2 Direction Provide General and Reverse for selection. 

3 

Speed 

Provide Auto, Slow and Fast for selection 

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NO. Item Description 

4 Camera sertial Video interface 

port config and control 

interface 

The serial port is connected with the camera controlling 

cable to implement the camera control. 

For instance, the video input cable of camera is 

connected to the video input interface 1 of the terminal, 

and the control cable is connected to the serial port 1, 

then users need to set the control interface as COM1 

for Camera 1 Video In 1 

5 

Type 

Provide SONY,Cradle V1.x, Cradle V2.x and none for 

selection. 

For SONY camera, set as SONY. 

Panasonic camera is connected with the ZXV10 T700 

through the cradle head. Select Cradle V1.x or Cradle 

V2.x according to the actual PTZ configuration. 

14.3.3.1 Configuring a Serial Port 

In the common control page, click the Serial port config button to enter the corresponding 


Figure 14-17 Setting PC Expansion Serial Port 

Select PC serial ports. 

There are two control serial ports on the back of ZXV10 T700, so physically it can connect 

control cables of two cameras. By using PC expansion ports, six control ports can be 

got, including two physical control ports and four expansion control ports, thus facilitating 

the control of multiple cameras. Connect a camera to a serial port of the PC with the 

control cable. To connect multiple cameras, expand the serial ports of the PC first, and 

then connect cameras. 

For example, in the above figure, associate PCExpCom1 with PCCOM2. Associate the 

remaining expansion ports with other PC expansion ports. Then save the settings. 

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14.3.3.2 Configuring a Shortcut Number 

Context 

A shortcut number enables the chairman to use the one key function. 

Steps 

1. In the main page of the PC console, click the Config shortcut number button to enter 

the corresponding configuration interface, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure 14-18 Configuring a Shortcut Number 

2. Right-click a blank area in the above interface, and then select Add from the shortcut 

menu. The serial number 1 is automatically generated, as shown in the figure below. 

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Figure 14-19 Generating a Serial Number 

3. Double-click the Terminal name column behind 1 to edit this column. Enter a terminal 

name, for example, Shanghai130. 

4. Double-click the Shortcut number column behind 1 to edit this column. Set a shortcut 

number for this terminal, for example, 3. 

5. To set other shortcut numbers, repeat steps 2 to 4. 

6. After all the shortcut numbers are set, click Save. 

7. To delete a shortcut number, move the cursor to this number. Right-click it, and then 

select Delete from the shortcut menu. To modify a shortcut number, move the cursor 

to this number, and then double-click it to modify it. 


Example 

The figure below shows a finished shortcut number. 

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Figure 14-20 Example 

14.3.4 Status Icon 

The table below describes the status icons of the PC console. 

Table 14-3 Description of Status Icons in PC Console 

N- 

o. 

1 

2 

Icon 

Description 

Alarm status icon 

When there is an alarm, click this icon to pop up the alarm information 

dialog box. 

Status icon of WAN network 

indicates the WAN network connection is normal; 

indicates the WAN network connection is abnormal. 

GK status icon 

3 

indicates the GK registration is normal; 

the GK registration is abnormal. 

indicates that 

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N- 

o. 

Icon 

Description 

Speaker status icon 

4 

indicates that the local audio output is open; 

that the local audio output is closed. 

Microphone status icon 

indicates 

5 

indicates that the local audio input is open; 

the local audio input is closed. 

Secondary video status icon 

indicates that 

6 

indicates that the secondary video is disabled; 

indicates 

that the secondary video is being sent now; 

secondary video is being received now. 

indicates that the 

Encryption status icon 

7 

indicates that the H.235 encryption method is adopted in the 

communication; 

indicates that no encryption method is adopted. 

Chairman status icon 

8 

indicates that the terminal is the chairman terminal; 

indicates that the terminal is a non-chairman terminal. 

9 

Embedded multi-terminals status icon 

indicates the terminal has embedded MCU; 

that the terminal has no embedded MCU. 

indicates 

Apply for speech icon, and it is only valid at the chairman terminal. 

10 

indicates that there is a terminal applying for speech; 

indicates that there is no terminal applying for speech. 

Streaming media status icon 

11 

indicates that the terminal is sending multi-cast streaming 

content; 

indicates that the streaming media function is disabled. 

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N- 

o. 

12 

Icon 

Description 

Conference lock status icon. The conference lock function is only valid 

when calling multiple terminals. 

The bright icon indicates that the terminal is locked, and the other 

terminal cannot call this terminal. The grey icon indicates that the 

conference lock function is disabled. 

14.4 Conference Control in PC Console 

14.4.1 Display Settings 

In the conference control page, there are three display modes for selection. The default 

page corresponding to the button 

is shown in the figure below. 

Figure 14-21 Conference Control Interface 2 

As shown in the above figure, only the terminal list is displayed. 

Click the button 

to open the page, as shown in the figure below. 

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The table below describes the meanings of the items. 

Table 14-4 Display Description 1 

Icon or display 

Description 

Used to indicate that the terminal is in a conference. 

Used to indicate that the terminal is disconnected from the conference. 

Used to indicate that the terminal is the chairman of a conference. 

Used to indicate the status of speaker. 

Used to indicate the status of microphone. 

Broadcast source and remote 

site 

The top of conference control page displays the current broadcast 

source and situation of remote end. 

Click the button 

to open the page, as shown in the figure below. 

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The table below describes the meanings of the items. 

Table 14-5 Display Description 2 

Icon 

Description 

Used to indicate that the terminal is in a conference. 

Used to indicate that the terminal is disconnected from the conference. 

Used to indicate that the terminal is the chairman of a conference. 

Used to indicate the status of speaker. 

Used to indicate the status of microphone. 

14.4.2 Group Management 

In a conference, the chairman end or non-chairman end can edit its local terminal list by 

group. By doing so, it is convenient for identification and management. 

Click the 


button to enter the group management interface, as shown in 

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Figure 14-24 Group Management Interface 

Adding a group 

In the group management page, 

input a group name in the text box and click 

the 

below. 

button, then the group is added in the Group tree, as shown in the figure 

Figure 14-25 Adding a Group 

Note 

The newly added name cannot be the same with the existing group name. 

Input the terminal name in the terminal text box, and click the button 

the newly added terminal can be seen in the terminal group list. 

. Then 

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Adding a sub-group 

In the group management page, input a sub-group name in the text box. Select a group 

in the group tree and click the button 

Group tree, as shown in the figure below. 

. Then the sub-group is added in the 

Figure 14-26 Adding a Sub-group 

Input the terminal name in the terminal text box, and click the button 

members in the sub-group. 

to add 

Deleting a group 

In the group management page, select a certain group in the Group tree and click the 

button 

to delete the group. The corresponding terminal list will be deleted 

simultaneously when a group is deleted. 

Modifying a group 

In the group management page, select a certain group in the Group tree and click the 

button 

. Then the selected group name can be modified. 

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Note 

The modified name cannot be the same with the existing group name. 

Arranging group sequence 

In the group management page, click the button , , , or or drag the group in 

the Group tree to arrange the group sequence. 

The button or is used to move the selected group up or down. 

The button or is used to move the selected group to the front or back. 

Adding a terminal 

In the group management page, input the terminal name in the text box and click the button 

, then the terminal is added in the terminal group list. 

Note 

The newly added terminal name cannot be the same with the existing one. 

Deleting a terminal 

In the group management page, select a certain terminal in the terminal group list and click 

the button 

to delete the terminal. 

Arranging terminal sequence 

In the group management page, click the button , , or or drag the terminals 

in the Terminal group list to arrange the terminal sequence. 

The button or is used to move the selected terminal up or down. 

The button or is used to move the selected terminal to the front or back. 

Setting a hot key 

Setting a hot key for a terminal is convenient for quickly finding this terminal. In the group 

management page, click the button 


, then the hot key setting page appears, 

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Figure 14-27 Setting a hot key 

Select a terminal in the page, input the hot key name. 

For example, select ZTE 

V10T600 and then enter a capitalized letter B, and then click the buttons 

and 

to finish the setting. In the hot key page, the added key is displayed. 

Note 

• The hot key can be a number or a letter, but it cannot consist of two or more than two 

letters, numbers, or the combination of number and letter. 

• The hot key is available only in the mode, instead of and modes. 

After the hot key is successfully set, the user can press the hot key in the keyboard, then 

the cursor can quickly move to the terminal in the terminal list of conference control main 

page. 

Setting group color 

In a conference with multiple terminals, the user can set group color to distinguish terminals 

of different groups in the conference. 

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Select a group and click the button 


, and then the color selection box appears, 

Figure 14-28 Setting Group Color 

After that, click the button 

to save the setting. Then in the conference control 

page, the terminals in a group have the same color, which is different from other groups. 

14.4.3 Non-chairman Conference Control 

During a conference, if there is no chairman, a non-chairman terminal can operate 

functions including Request Chair, Request Floor , Floor to site and Group, as shown 

in Figure 14-29. 

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Figure 14-29 Conference Control Page at Non-chairman End (no chairman in 

conference) 

During a conference, if there is a chairman, a non-chairman terminal can operate functions 

including Request Chair, Request Floor and Group, as shown in Figure 14-30. 

Figure 14-30 Conference Control Page at Non-chairman End (with chairman in 

conference) 

Functions of a non-chairman terminal (see Figure 14-29 and Figure 14-30) are described 

in Table 14-6. 

Table 14-6 Conference Control Functions of Non-chairman Terminal 

NO. Functions Used to 

1 Request Chair Request to be the chairman of the conference. 

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2 Floor to site The terminal broadcasts its video and audio to other 

terminals compulsively. 

In a multi-point conference, the terminal needs to request 

to be a chairman first and then broadcasts itself. In 

a conference with embedded MCU, only the terminal 

acting as an MCU can broadcast itself. 

3 Request floor The non-chairman terminal requests to the chairman for 

speaking. 

After requesting, the chairman terminal prompts that one 

terminal will speak. 

4 Group Management Group the terminals in a conference. 

5 Quick shortcut number 

config 

Not available 

Request Chair 

If there is a chairman in a conference, click the button Request Chair, then the dialog box 

as shown in Figure 14-31 pops up, indicating the name of chairman terminal. Only one 

chairman is allowed in a conference. If the chairman token is obtained by one terminal, 

then the other terminals cannot apply for it. 

Figure 14-31 Has a Chairman in Conference 

If there is no chairman, click the button Request Chair to get the chairman token. And now 

the chairman icon in the status bar becomes brighter. After successfully requesting 

chairman, the available operation functions of a chairman terminal will be displayed on the 

conference control page, as shown in Figure 14-32. 

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Figure 14-32 Functions for Chairman Terminal 

Floor to site 

Click the button Floor to site to broadcast the video and audio of local end to all terminals 

and become the broadcast source. 

Request floor 

Click the button Request Floor to request for speaking, and now the status icon 

the chairman terminal flashes continuously, indicating the terminal wants to speak. 

at 

14.4.4 Chairman Conference Control 

In a conference, the conference control functions of a chairman terminal are shown in 

Figure 14-33. 

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Figure 14-33 Conference Control Page (at chairman end) 

The control functions of a chairman terminal (see Figure 14-33) are shown in Table 14-7. 

Table 14-7 Conference Control Functions of Chairman Terminal 


1 Basic conference 

control functions 

Release chair Release the chair token and become a non-chair 

terminal. 

2 

(the functions 

refer to those 

a chairman 

terminal have in 

a conference with 

an MCU or an 

Open voice 

control 

When the voice control is enabled, the conference 

is in voice control mode. 

In this mode, the broadcast source is switched to the 

speaking terminal in turn. When several terminals 

speak at the same time, the terminal with the highest 

volume will be selected as the broadcast source. 

3 

embedded MCU ) 

Browsing View the video of the specified terminal on the 

chairman’s screen. 

When the browsed terminal and time are specified, 

the video of the selected terminal will be displayed on 

the chairman's screen automatically. 

4 Self broadcast Broadcast the video of chairman terminal and 

become the broadcast source in a conference. 

5 Quick broadcast The chairman terminal broadcasts the video of a 

terminal and make it become the broadcast source in 

a conference. 

And now the status of microphones and speakers of 

all terminals in the conference are not changed. 

6 Quick select The chairman terminal selects a terminal and views 

the video of this specified terminal. 

The chairman should select the terminal manually. 

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7 Quick speak The chairman terminal broadcasts the video and 

audio of the specified terminal, and makes it become 

the broadcast source in a conference. 

Only the local terminal and the broadcasted terminal 

can speak. The microphones of other terminals 

are closed, and the speakers are open. The other 

terminals can only view the video and hear the audio 

of the local terminal and the broadcasted terminal. 

8 Quick specify 

speech 

9 Quick shortcut 

number config 

The microphones of local terminal and specified 

terminal are open. 

When one terminal is specified to speak, the 

chairman terminal becomes the broadcast source 

automatically. At the same time, the video of specified 

terminal is displayed on the screen of the main TV at 

the chairman end. 

Not available 

10 Extended 

chairman 

Invite site During a conference, the chairman terminal initiates a 

call to invite a terminal into the conference. 

11 

functions (the 

Delay 

Prolong the conference time 

functions refer 

conference 

to those that 

12 

cannot be 

Allow all to speak Allow all terminals in the conference to speak. 

13 implemented at Forbid all to Forbid all terminals in the conference to speak. 

the chairman end speak 

14 

of a conference 

Allow all to listen Allow all terminals in the conference to listen. 

with embedded 

15 

MCU) 

Forbid all to listen Forbid all terminals in the conference to listen. 

16 Group 

Management 

Manage all terminals in the conference by group. 

17 

End meeting 

End a conference 

Release chair 

In the chairman conference control page, click the button Release chair to release the 

chair token and become a non-chair terminal in the conference. 

Open voice control 

In the conference control page, click the button Open Voice Control to enter the voice 

control mode, as shown in Figure 14-34. 

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Figure 14-34 Open Voice Control 

After entering the voice control mode, the chairman terminal cannot specify speak, speak 

or view other terminals. Now the button Open Voice Control is changed to Close Voice 

Control. Click the button Close Voice Control to stop voice control. 

Browsing 

In the chairman conference control page, click the button Browsing to open the chairman 

browsing page, as shown in Figure 14-35. 

Figure 14-35 Chairman Browsing 

As shown in Figure 14-35, select the Browse and all the terminals excepting chairman 

terminal are listed in the left list. The chairman selects the terminal(s) to be browsed. After 

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selecting, set the Skip time and click the button OK. Then the video of selected terminals 

will be displayed on the TV screen of chairman terminal in turn, and other terminals view 

the video of the chairman terminal. And now the button Browsing is changed to Stop 

Browsing. During browsing, click the button Stop Browsing to end the browsing. 

As shown in Figure 14-35, select Broadcast and all the terminals including chairman 

terminal are listed in the left list. The chairman selects the terminal(s) to be broadcasted . 

After selecting, set the Skip time and click the button OK. Then the broadcast source will 

be switched to the selected terminals in turn. And now the button Broadcast is changed 

to Stop chair broadcast. During broadcasting, click the button Stop chair broadcast to 

end the broadcasting. 

As shown in Figure 14-35, the chairman terminal can select one or several terminals to 

view or broadcast and set the skip time. Click the button Save to save current information. 

Specify a name for the current information, and click the button Save. The list and skip 

time of selected terminals are saved with .ini format in your computer. For next time, the 

chairman terminal can directly load this file to view or broadcast these terminals. It is not 

necessary to set it again. 

Self broadcast 

In the chairman conference control page, click the button Self broadcast to broadcast 

video and audio of itself. The video of chairman terminal can be viewed by all terminals 

(excepting chairman terminal itself). 

Note 

The Self broadcast is compulsory to broadcast itself. Only the chairman terminal can 

perform this operation. 

Quick broadcast 

In the chairman conference control page, click the button Quick Broadcast to select a 

terminal. The video of selected terminal is broadcasted to all terminals by the chairman 

terminal in a conference. The broadcasted terminal can view the video of the previous 

broadcast, the chairman terminal or the local terminal. But which one to be viewed is set 

by the conference administrator in the conference template. And now the button Quick 

Broadcast is changed to Stop quick broadcast. Then select a terminal to speak. After 

speaking is finished, click the button Stop quick broadcast to end the quick broadcast. 

Quick select 

In the chairman conference control page, click the button Quick Select and select the 

terminal to be viewed. The video of the selected terminal will be displayed on the screen 

of the chairman terminal. And now the chairman terminal becomes the broadcast source 

automatically. 

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Quick speak 

In the chairman conference control page, click the button Quick Speak and select a 

terminal at the chairman end. Then the video and audio of the selected terminal will be 

broadcasted to all terminals. Only the chairman terminal and the selected terminal can 

speak. The microphones of other terminals are closed, and the speakers are open. The 

other terminals can only view the video and listen to the audio of the chairman terminal 

and the selected terminal. And now the button Quick Speak is changed to Stop quick 

speak. After speaking, click the button Stop quick speak to end the speaking. 

Quick specify speak 

In the chairman conference control page, click the button Quick Specify Speak. And now 

the button Quick Specify Speak is changed to Stop ck–specify–speak, then the selected 

terminal begins to speak. The broadcast source is switched to the chairman terminal. The 

chairman terminal can view the specified terminal. And only the chairman and the specified 

terminal can speak. After speaking is finished, click the button Stop ck–specify–speak 

to end the speaking. 

Note 

The difference between Quick specify speak and Quick speak is: after operating Quick 

speak, the speaking terminal becomes the broadcast source; after operating Quick 

specify speak, the chairman terminal becomes broadcast source. 

Note 

The difference of buttons Quick Broadcast and Quick Speak is: clicking the button Quick 

Broadcast to broadcast the video of the selected terminal, but not the audio; clicking the 

button Quick Speak to broadcast the video of the selected terminal, and operate audio 

mix. 

Invite site 

In the chairman conference control page, click the button Invite Site to open the dialog 

box, as shown in Figure 14-36. 

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Figure 14-36 Add Terminal 

In the page as shown in Figure 14-36, input the name of a terminal and click the button OK 

to invite the terminal to be the participant in the conference. After successful operation, 

the invited terminal will be shown in the terminal list. 

Prolong conference 

When the status bar shows that there is no enough time left for the conference, the 

chairman terminal can request to prolong the conference. Input the prolong time and 

make sure that the total time should not exceed 72 hours. The conference resource is 

determined by the ZXMS80 Multimedia Service Management System. In the chairman 

conference control page, click the button Delay Conference to open the dialog box, as 

shown in Figure 14-37. 

Figure 14-37 Prolong Conference Time 

Input the prolong time and click the button Confirm to prolong the conference time. 

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Allow all to speak and forbid all to speak 

Click the button Forbid all to speak or the button Allow all to speak to forbid or allow all 

terminals to speak. 

In the chairman conference control page, click the button Forbid all to speak to forbid all 

terminals to speak. And now the microphones of all terminals including chairman terminal 

are closed. Click the button Allow all to speak to cancel the mute operation and allow all 

terminals to speak. 

Forbid all to listen and allow all to listen 

Click the button Forbid all to listen or the button Allow all to listen to forbid or allow all 

terminals to listen. 

In the chairman conference control page, click the button Forbid all to listen to forbid all 

terminals to listen. And now the speakers of all terminals including chairman terminal are 

closed. Click the button Allow all to listen to open the speakers and allow all terminals 

to listen. 

End a meeting 

During a conference, the chairman terminal can end the conference automatically. 

In the chairman conference control page, click the button End Meeting to end the 

conference. 

Group Management 

During a conference, any terminal can edit the list of participants shown at local end. For 

detailed operation, please refer to the exactly section. 

Other conference control functions at chairman end 

In the chairman conference control page, right-click one terminal in the conference, 

then the operation menu pops up. The operations include Close Mic, Close Speaker, 

Disconnect Terminal and Kick Terminal, as shown in Figure 14-38. 

Figure 14-38 Operations at Chairman End for Connected Terminal 

In the chairman conference control page, right-click one terminal in the conference, then 

the operation menu pops up. The operations include Call Terminal and Kick Terminal, 

as shown in Figure 14-39. 

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Figure 14-39 Operations at Chairman End for Disconnected Terminal 

As shown in Figure 14-38, the Close Mic and Close Speaker buttons are used to control 

the microphone and speaker. When the Close Mic is selected, the microphone of the 

terminal is closed. The Close Mic is changed to Open Mic. Select Open Mic to open the 

microphone. 

In the conference control page, select a terminal and click Disconnect Terminal to 

disconnect a terminal. Then the terminal becomes gray, or , indicating 

that the terminal is successfully disconnected. When you call this terminal again, it will 

participate in the conference once again. The terminal name will be displayed in the 

terminal list. 

In the chairman conference control page, select one terminal and click Kick Terminal, 

then the selected terminal will exit the conference compulsively. After that, the terminal is 

not the participant in the conference, and its name will not be displayed in the Terminal 

list. The chairman can click the button Invite Site to add the compulsively exiting terminal 

into the conference. 

Note 

The Call Terminal function is contrary to that of Disconnect Terminal. The Kick Terminal 

function is contrary to that of Invite Site. 

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Appendix A 

Technical Specification for 

Interface 

Interface 

Interface Description and Quantity 

Compliant Specification and 

Protocol 

Network Interface IP: 10/100Base-T, 2 x RJ-45 IEEE 802.3 

Video Input Interface 

Video Output Interface 

HDMI x 1 

VGA/YPrPb x 1 

CVBS x 1 

HDMI x 1 

VGA/YPrPb x 1 

CVBS x 1 

HDMI1.3, DVI1.0 

VESA 

PAL/NTSC 

HDMI1.1, DVI1.0 

VESA 

PAL/NTSC 

1 x mic - 

Audio Input Interface 

1 x PC line interface - 

1 x LAN IEEE 802.3 

Audio Output Interface 

1 x PC line interface - 

HDMI OUT - 

USB Interface 2 x USB USB 2.0 

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Appendix B 

Technical Specifications 

Item Subitem Detailed Specifications 

Multimedia Framework 

Protocol 

ITU-T H.323/IETF SIP 

Video 

Encoding/Decoding 

Pro- 

H.264/H.263 

tocol 

Audio Encoding/Decoding 

Protocol 

G.711A, G.711U, G.722, G.728, G.729, G.723.1, AAC-LD, 

ZTE_BA, G.722.1, G.722.1C 

Dual Video Standard 

ITU-T H.239 

Other Communication 

Protocols 

H.224, H.225, H.241, H.243, H.245, H.281, H.283 

Compliant 

Standards 

Network Transmission 

Protocol 

Remote Camera 

Control 

TCP/IP, DHCP, SNMP, Telnet, HTTP, PPPoE 

H.281, H.224 

Call Bandwidth 

64 kbit/s to 8 Mbit/s 

Active Picture Res- 

1080P 25/30 fps, 1080i 50/60fps, 720P 50/60fps, 720P 

olution 

30fps, 4CIF 25fps, CIF 25fps 

640 x 480 (VGA) 

800 x 600 (SVGA) 

1024 x 768 (XGA) 

Data Content Res- 

1280 x 1024 (SXGA) 

olution 

1280 x 800 (WXGA) 

1366 x 768 (WXGA) 

1440 x 900 (WXGA+) 

720p 

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Media 

Protocol 

Encryption 

AES 

Encryption 

Standard 

H.235 

Electric Characteristic 

Working Voltage 

Power Consumption 

Working Status 

100 VAC to 240 VAC, 50 Hz to 60 Hz 

Maximum consumption: < 50 W 

Temperature 0 ℃ to 40 ℃ 

Relative Humidity 10% to 90% 

Noise 

< 46 dBA SPL 

Environment 

Requirements 

Minimum Illumination 

Recommended Illumination 

15 lux 

> 300 lux 

Non-Working Status 

Temperature -40 ℃ to +70 ℃ 

Humidity 10% to 90% 

Physical 

Parameters 

Dimensions 

Weight 

Package size: 580 mm x 235 mm x 235 mm 

Terminal size: 422 mm x 225 mm x 60.5 mm 

3 kg 

Power Interface 12 V/5 A - 

Infrared Remote 

Control Interface 

Video Input (HD- 

SDI/DVI) 

Infrared Remote 

Control Receiving 

Primary Camera 

Image Sensor 

Resolution 

Lens 

White Balance 

Horizontal Picture 

Angle 

NEC Code Standard 

Embedded 

5000,000 pixels, 1/2.5 inch CMOS 

1920 x 1080 (1080P), 1280 x 720 (720P) 

10 times optical zoom, f = 4.5 - 45.0 mm; maximum aperture: 

F1.8 to F2.2; auto focus 

Auto/Sunlight/Cloudy/Dark/Fluorescent lighting 

-100° to +100° 

Minimum 

Illumination 

SNR 

15 lux (50IRE, F1.8) 

50 dB 

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Appendix B Technical Specifications 


Authentication 

CCC, CE, FCC, UL, ROHS 

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Appendix C 

Packing, Transportation and 

Storage 


C.1 Packing 

• Packing .................................................................................................................. C-1 

• Transportation ........................................................................................................ C-1 

• Storage................................................................................................................... C-1 

Each packing box is attached with a packing list for unpacking inspection. The packing 

box should be filled with anti-vibration plastic foam and dampproof plastic bag. 

Hold both sides of the terminal with both hands when taking the ZXV10 T700 out of the 

packing box. Be careful not to touch and press the camera lens. 

C.2 Transportation 

C.3 Storage 

Pay attention to the following items during the transportation of the ZXV10 T700: 

• Handle the ZXV10 T700 with care and protect it from sunshine and rain. 

• Transport the terminal and peripherals only after they are properly packed. Cover the 

products with canvas during transportation to protect them from moisture and rain. 

• In long-distance transportation, do not load the equipment in a ship or truck without any 

awning. During transshipment, do not place the equipment in an open-air warehouse. 

Do not put the equipment together with flammable, explosive and erosive goods. Take 

dampproof measures and protect the terminal and its peripherals from mechanical 

impairment. 

• Handle the cargo with care. Never topple the cargo or place it upside down. 

• Handle with care during unpacking inspection, to avoid damaging the equipment. 

• When the package is moved from a place of lower temperature and humidity to a 

place of higher temperature and humidity, wait for some time before unpacking, so as 

to avoid the damage to the terminal caused by sudden change of temperature and 

humidity. 

During storage, the ZXV10 T700 and its peripherals should be placed in the original 

package. Keep and store the original protective package. 

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Dampproof, dustproof, shockproof and corrosion-proof facilities should be available 

in the warehouse for storing the equipment. Air conditioners and lighting facilities are 

recommended. 

The storage period should not exceed six months. 

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Appendix D 

Remote Control 


• Introduction of Remote Controller ........................................................................... D-1 

• Introduction to Remote Control Buttons .................................................................. D-2 

• Input Method .......................................................................................................... D-3 

D.1 Introduction of Remote Controller 

Infrared remote controller (remote controller for short) is the main operation and control 

device of ZXV10 T700. The appearance of remote controller is shown in Figure D-1. 

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Figure D-1 ZXV10 T700 Remote Controller 

Participants in the conference can operate the ZXV10 T700 conveniently and easily with 

the remote controller. After the video conference unit is switched on, if the installation is 

successful, the main menu appears on the TV screen. Then the remote controller can be 

used to set ZXV10 T700. 

D.2 Introduction to Remote Control Buttons 

The infrared remote control (remote control for short) is the main operation and controlling 

device for the ZXV10 T700 video conference system. It allows users to control a video 

conference system in short distance. The remote control and its buttons are shown in the 

figure below. 

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Appendix D Remote Control 

Figure D-2 Description of Remote Control Buttons 

D.3 Input Method 

Switching Input Method 

In the text input mode, continuously press the input method switching button to switch 

between ABC (letter) .;(symbol), Pin (pinyin), En (English), and Number. 

Sequence: ABC(letter)→.;(symbol)→Pin (pinyin)→En (English)→Number 

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Letter Input Method 

In the text input mode, press the input method switching button to switch to the ABC (letter) 

mode, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure D-3 Inputting Letters 

In the interface as shown in the above figure, press the letter buttons 

to input capital or lower-case letters. 

Symbol Input Method 

The operation procedure for inputting the symbol is described as follows: 

1. In the text input mode, press the input method switching button to switch to the “. 

;(symbol)” mode, as shown in the figure below. 

Figure D-4 Inputting Symbols 

2. In the interface as shown in the above figure, press the down button to turn to the next 

page to find the symbol , as shown in the figure below. 

Figure D-5 Displaying Symbols 

3. In the interface as shown in the above figure, move the cursor to the symbol and press 

the OK button to input the symbol . 

Number Input Method 

In the text input mode, press the button 

to input numbers. 

Input the separator "." in IP address 

In the IP address input mode, press the symbol button to input the separator ".". 

Delete 

In the text input mode, press the DEL button to delete a character before the current cursor 

in the text box. 

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Appendix E 

Introduction to 

Videoconferencing System 


E.1 Overview 

• Overview ................................................................................................................ E-1 

• Videoconference Modes ......................................................................................... E-2 

• Videoconference Modes ......................................................................................... E-2 

Videoconferencing employs both communication technology and network technology to 

implement the real-time, bidirectional and interactive remote communication between 

separate sites. It allows persons at two sites or more sites to exchange video images, 

voice, documents and charts in real time, just like in the same conference room. 

Videoconferencing provides a new tool to improve work efficiency and decrease cost for 

remote communication. 

The basic architecture of a videoconferencing system is shown in the figure below. 

Figure E-1 Basic Architecture of a Videoconferencing System 

As shown in the figure above, the videoconferencing system consists of three parts: 

video conference terminal, communication mediaand Multi-point Control Unit (MCU). 

Video conference terminaland MCU are special videoconference devices, while the 

communication media can be an existing transmission network. 

Video conference terminal 

Video conference terminal converts information in the conference room into transferable 

codes through video/audio processing and multiplexing/demultiplexing, and then sends 

them to an MCU or another video conference terminal through communication media. On 

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the other hand, it outputs conference information of other terminals received from the MCU 

and displays it through video/audio equipment connected to it. 

The type of video conference terminals in the same videoconferencing system may be 

different. 

Communication media 

Fiber, coaxial cable and satellite can be used as the communication media in 

videoconferencing systems. Moreover, the high speed digital subscriber line can be used 

for distance extension. Videoconferencing system usually uses integrated services digital 

network (ISDN), digital data network (DDN), asynchronous transmission mode network 

(ATM), local area network (LAN), Internet or fiber distributed data interface (FDDI) as its 

communication media, among which the LAN, ISDN, Internet, FDDI and ATM are mostly 

used. 

MCU 

MCU is used in a multi-point videoconference having multiple conference sites. It serves to 

distribute and switch images/voices. As the core of multi-point videoconferencing system 

widely used now, the MCU is usually located at a network node. 

E.2 Videoconference Modes 

In terms of the number of terminals in a conference, the videoconference is divided into 

two modes: 

• Point-to-point videoconference: two terminals without using MCU 

• Multipoint videoconference: three or more terminals controlled by MCU(s) 

E.3 Videoconference Modes 

E.3.1 Point-to-Point Videoconference 

A point-to-point videoconference is a conference between two terminals. No MCU is 

needed in a point-to-point videoconference. The figure below shows the system structure 

of a point-to-point conference. Either terminal can call the other party. The point-to-point 

conference begins once the other party accepts the call request. 

Figure E-2 Point-to-Point Videoconference System Structure 

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E.3.2 Multipoint Videoconference 

Appendix E Introduction to Videoconferencing System 

One or multiple MCUs should be set in the multi-point conference. The multi-point 

conference networking architecture is rather complicated and can be divided into two 

categories according to MCU quantity: single MCU mode and multi-MCU mode. 

Single MCU mode 

The single MCU mode can be adopted for a few conference terminals distributed in 

adjacent area. When the conference terminals call to participate in the conference, they 

must get the confirmation from the MCU, and then the MCU will notify the conference 

participants. 

Figure E-3 Single MCU Networking 

Multi-MCU mode 

There are two kinds of networking structure for multi-MCU mode videoconference system: 

star networking structure and layered networking structure. 

• Star networking structure 

The multi-MCU star networking structure is shown in the figure below. 

Figure E-4 Multi-MCU Star Networking 

It is easy to add a new conference terminal in this star structure. The MCU has the 

function similar to a switch. Each MCU is equal in this networking structure. The 

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chair control is recommended as the conference control mode since there are many 

conference sites in this networking structure. 

• Layered networking structure 

The multi-MCU layered networking structure is suitable for the conference with widely 

distributed conference sites, using ISDN, B-ISDN, Internet or DDN communication 

channel. The networking structure is shown in the figure below. 

Figure E-5 Multi-MCU Layered Networking 

This layered structure covers a wide area and supports international videoconference. 

It is easy to expand and manage. Each MCU is not equal in this networking structure 

and has a specific role. The lower-layer MCU is controlled and restricted by the 

upper-layer MCU. Most current videoconference systems work in this networking 

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Appendix F 

Routine Maintenance 


• Conference Room Maintenance ............................................................................. F-1 

• Terminal Maintenance............................................................................................. F-1 

• Test Maintenance ................................................................................................... F-2 

F.1 Conference Room Maintenance 

Maintenance personnel of the conference room should check the working environment 

of the ZXV10 T700 terminal periodically. It is recommended to conduct the inspection 

focusing on the following items: 

• Check the temperature in the conference room and make sure it meets the operating 

requirement of the terminal. Avoid sudden ascending or descending of temperature. 

Prevent the terminal from direct sunshine. 

• Check the humidity in the conference room and make sure it meets the operating 

requirements of the terminal. 

• Take antistatic and dampproof measures when necessary to avoid damage to the 

terminal. 

• Keep the conference room clean without dust. Make cleaning schedules according to 

actual situations of the conference room. 

• Check the conference room periodically and make sure there is no rat or other 

problems which may damage the terminal. 

• Check the power supply of the conference room and make sure it is stable within 

the allowable range. And check whether the grounding of the terminal and other 

equipment is correct and in good condition. 

F.2 Terminal Maintenance 

Terminal maintenance personnel should make maintenance form and keep records of 

maintenance operations. If any problem is found, handle it in time. The maintenance 

form can be made according to the following requirements: 

• Clean the terminal periodically, preventing dust accumulation on it. 

• Power on the terminal and conduct the test once a week to ensure the video and audio 

functions of the terminal are normal. 

• Check input and output connectors once a month for any loose connection or contact. 

• Check all cables monthly for any damage. Replace it in time once any cable is found 

damaged or broken. 

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• Check and confirm all cables are connected correctly and firmly as soon as possible 

once the terminal and its peripheral equipment are moved to another place. 

F.3 Test Maintenance 

Test maintenance refers to conduct an overall system test before using the terminal. It is 

needed because the terminal is only used in conferences at times and the connections 

or functions may not meet requirements after long time. The test maintenance should be 

performed at least two or three hours before starting a conference. 

Test maintenance is to test the functions of the terminal and its peripheral equipment after 

power-on and measure each index of them, so as to ensure they can work normally and 

meet the requirements of the conference to be held. 

The requirements for test maintenance are as follows: 

• If the terminal will not be used for a long time (over a quarter), it is recommended to 

conduct the power-on test once in a week. Moreover, additional loopback test and joint 

debugging with MCU network should be performed three days before a conference. 

After the test, do not power off the terminal and other equipment immediately. Let 

them work continuously over three hours and make sure the image and voice are 

clear. 

• If the terminal is used frequently, it is recommended to perform loopback test before 

the day when the conference will be held, and conduct joint debugging with MCU 

network two hours before the conference starts. 

The test result should meet the following requirements at least: 

• Image and sound effect is good. 

• The terminal can establish a conference connection and exit the conference normally. 

• The terminal can apply for chair token and ask for speech as a non-chair terminal. It 

can implement control functions as a chair terminal. 

• In case of no chair in a conference, the terminal can get the LSD token and control 

far-end terminal remotely. 

• The terminal can control local camera(s). 

• The terminal can control the volume and implement the mute and dumb functions 

normally. 

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Appendix G 

Routine Troubleshooting 


• Troubleshooting Flow .............................................................................................G-1 

• Basic Thoughts About Troubleshooting...................................................................G-2 

• Common Troubleshooting Methods ........................................................................G-3 

G.1 Troubleshooting Flow 

The troubleshooting flow is shown in the figure below. 

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Figure G-1 Troubleshooting Flowchart 

G.2 Basic Thoughts About Troubleshooting 

Context 

While handling faults, maintenance personnel must follow the basic train of thought: firstly 

observe, then think and finally take action. 

Steps 

1. Observing 

Observe the fault symptoms on the field, including generated alarms, the fault severity 

and impact on the terminal etc. 

2. Thinking 

Think and analyze the fault according to the symptoms and information from users to 

find possible causes of the fault. 

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Appendix G Routine Troubleshooting 

3. Taking action 

According to the above steps, find the fault point and take actions to solve the problem. 


G.3 Common Troubleshooting Methods 

When a fault of the ZXV10 T700 occurs, use the methods introduced below to solve the 

problem. 

Observation method 

Observe the status of indicators on the front panel of the ZXV10 T502 and alarm 

information on corresponding IE Web pages to locate the faulty point. 

Unplugging/plugging method 

For connection problems, unplug related connectors and plug them again to find whether 

there is any loose contact. Be sure to power off the terminal and peripheral equipment 

before unplugging/plugging connectors. 

Self-test method 

Restart the terminal and find whether the fault still exits after self-test. 

Test method 

Test the terminal with the system diagnosis function available on corresponding Web pages 

to find the faulty point and fault type. 

Pressing method 

Secure cable connectors to try handling faults caused by loose contact. 

Combination method 

Combine two or more methods introduced above to handle faults. 

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Figures 

Figure 1-1 Front Panel .............................................................................................. 1-3 

Figure 1-2 Rear Panel............................................................................................... 1-3 

Figure 1-3 ZXMVC8900 and ZXV10 T700 Networking .............................................. 1-4 

Figure 1-4 Multiple MCUs Cascading IP Networking ................................................. 1-5 

Figure 2-1 Installation Flow ....................................................................................... 2-1 

Figure 3-1 Connecting Typical Devices ..................................................................... 3-1 

Figure 3-2 Connection of Peripheral Devices ............................................................ 3-2 

Figure 4-1 Main Menu Page...................................................................................... 4-2 



Figure 5-3 Management Menu Page......................................................................... 5-3 

Figure 5-4 General Menu Page................................................................................. 5-4 

Figure 5-5 Display Menu Page.................................................................................. 5-4 

Figure 5-6 NAT Setup 1 ............................................................................................ 5-5 

Figure 5-7 NAT Setup 2 ............................................................................................ 5-6 

Figure 6-1 Display Setup 1........................................................................................ 6-1 

Figure 6-2 Display Setup 2........................................................................................ 6-2 

Figure 6-3 The Tone Configuration Page................................................................... 6-3 

Figure 6-4 Call Option............................................................................................... 6-4 

Figure 6-5 Alerting Tip .............................................................................................. 6-5 

Figure 7-1 Setting Video Input................................................................................... 7-2 

Figure 7-2 Input Configuration Interface 1 ................................................................. 7-3 

Figure 7-3 Input Configuration Interface 2 ................................................................. 7-3 

Figure 7-4 Setting Video Output................................................................................ 7-5 

Figure 7-5 Setting Output Interface ........................................................................... 7-6 

Figure 7-6 The Static IP Configuration Page ............................................................. 7-7 

Figure 7-7 H.323 Configuration Page........................................................................ 7-8 

Figure 7-8 Setting QoS ........................................................................................... 7-10 

Figure 7-9 IP Rate Control ...................................................................................... 7-11 

Figure 7-10 Configuring FEC 1 ............................................................................... 7-12 

Figure 7-11 Configuring FEC 2................................................................................ 7-12 

Figure 7-12 NAT Setup 1 ........................................................................................ 7-13 

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Figure 7-13 NAT Setup 2 ........................................................................................ 7-13 

Figure 7-14 Configuring Mic/Line Input 1................................................................. 7-14 

Figure 7-15 Configuring Mic/Line Input 2................................................................. 7-15 

Figure 7-16 Capability Interface 1 ........................................................................... 7-16 

Figure 7-17 Capability Interface 2 ........................................................................... 7-16 

Figure 7-18 Setting Security Parameters................................................................. 7-18 

Figure 7-19 Software Update Page......................................................................... 7-19 

Figure 7-20 Save Config Page................................................................................ 7-20 

Figure 7-21 Load Config Page ................................................................................ 7-20 

Figure 8-1 The Terminal Name Configuration Page................................................... 8-1 

Figure 8-2 The Banner Configuration Page............................................................... 8-2 

Figure 8-3 The Horizontal Caption Configuration Page ............................................. 8-3 

Figure 8-4 The Vertical Caption Configuration Page.................................................. 8-5 

Figure 8-5 The Short Message Configuration Page................................................... 8-6 

Figure 9-1 System Status ......................................................................................... 9-1 

Figure 9-2 Call Statistics ........................................................................................... 9-2 

Figure 9-3 Call Summary .......................................................................................... 9-3 

Figure 9-4 Version Info 1........................................................................................... 9-3 

Figure 9-5 Version Info 2........................................................................................... 9-4 

Figure 9-6 Loopback Test ......................................................................................... 9-5 

Figure 9-7 Ping Test.................................................................................................. 9-7 

Figure 9-8 Ping Test Result-Success ........................................................................ 9-7 

Figure 9-9 Ping Test Result-Failure........................................................................... 9-8 

Figure 9-10 Audio & Video Test................................................................................. 9-8 

Figure 9-11 System Self-diagnosis............................................................................ 9-9 

Figure 10-1 ADDRESS BOOK ................................................................................ 10-1 

Figure 10-2 Add Contact......................................................................................... 10-2 

Figure 10-3 Contact Information Editing.................................................................. 10-3 

Figure 11-1 Call History Interface............................................................................ 11-1 

Figure 12-1 System Control Menu .......................................................................... 12-1 

Figure 12-2 Non-Chairman Conference Control Interface-Without Chairman ........... 12-2 

Figure 12-3 Non-Chairman Conference Control Interface-With Chairman ............... 12-2 

Figure 12-4 Conference Control Menu (Chair-Terminal) .......................................... 12-4 

Figure 12-5 Terminal List ........................................................................................ 12-5 

Figure 12-6 Chairman Conference Control Interface ............................................... 12-6 

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Figures 

Figure 12-7 Broadcast Sites.................................................................................... 12-9 

Figure 12-8 Mute/ Silent Menu.............................................................................. 12-12 

Figure 12-9 Speech Control Page......................................................................... 12-12 

Figure 12-10 Mute/ Silent Menu ............................................................................ 12-13 

Figure 12-11 Listening Control Page ..................................................................... 12-13 

Figure 12-12 Conference Control Menu (Close Voice Control) .............................. 12-14 

Figure 12-13 Adding a Terminal ............................................................................ 12-15 

Figure 12-14 Dropping a Terminal......................................................................... 12-16 

Figure 12-15 Hanging up a Terminal ..................................................................... 12-17 

Figure 12-16 Prolong Conference ......................................................................... 12-17 

Figure 12-17 Ending conference alert ................................................................... 12-18 

Figure 13-1 Selecting Language ............................................................................. 13-2 

Figure 13-2 Login.................................................................................................... 13-2 

Figure 13-3 IE Web Page (System Control) ............................................................ 13-3 

Figure 13-4 Video Control ...................................................................................... 13-5 

Figure 13-5 Selecting a Main Video Source ............................................................ 13-6 

Figure 13-6 Selecting a Secondary Video Source ................................................... 13-7 

Figure 13-7 Presetting Dialog Box .......................................................................... 13-8 

Figure 13-8 Positions Dialog Box ............................................................................ 13-9 

Figure 13-9 PIP Position ....................................................................................... 13-10 

Figure 13-10 Two Splitting Screens....................................................................... 13-11 

Figure 13-11 Picture-in-Picture.............................................................................. 13-11 

Figure 13-12 Address Book .................................................................................. 13-13 

Figure 13-13 Add Single ....................................................................................... 13-14 

Figure 13-14 Calling In The Address Book............................................................ 13-14 

Figure 13-15 Configuring Call History ................................................................... 13-15 

Figure 13-16 Call Page ......................................................................................... 13-16 

Figure 13-17 Call Hangup..................................................................................... 13-17 

Figure 13-18 Call Meeting Page............................................................................ 13-18 

Figure 13-19 Local Setting.................................................................................... 13-20 

Figure 13-20 Prompt Volume ................................................................................ 13-20 

Figure 13-21 Call Option....................................................................................... 13-21 

Figure 13-22 Alarm Setting ................................................................................... 13-22 

Figure 13-23 Configuring VIDEO IN...................................................................... 13-23 

Figure 13-24 Configuring VIDEO OUT .................................................................. 13-24 

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Figure 13-25 Configuring Audio ............................................................................ 13-24 

Figure 13-26 Network Connection Setting............................................................. 13-25 

Figure 13-27 Configuring SNMP ........................................................................... 13-26 

Figure 13-28 Configuring H.323 ............................................................................ 13-27 

Figure 13-29 Configuring QoS .............................................................................. 13-27 

Figure 13-30 NAT Settings.................................................................................... 13-28 

Figure 13-31 FEC Setting ..................................................................................... 13-29 

Figure 13-32 Configuring IP Rate-down ................................................................ 13-30 

Figure 13-33 Configuring Capability...................................................................... 13-30 

Figure 13-34 Terminal Name Settings ................................................................... 13-31 

Figure 13-35 Banner Settings Page ...................................................................... 13-32 

Figure 13-36 Horizontal Caption Setting Page ...................................................... 13-33 

Figure 13-37 Vertical Caption Setting Page........................................................... 13-35 

Figure 13-38 Message Setting Page ..................................................................... 13-36 

Figure 13-39 Configuring Security......................................................................... 13-37 

Figure 13-40 Configuration ................................................................................... 13-38 

Figure 13-41 Configuring Upgrade........................................................................ 13-39 

Figure 13-42 Configuring Advanced...................................................................... 13-39 

Figure 13-43 System State ................................................................................... 13-40 

Figure 13-44 viewing version ................................................................................ 13-41 

Figure 13-45 Viewing Statistics ............................................................................. 13-41 

Figure 13-46 Viewing Call Brief Information .......................................................... 13-42 

Figure 13-47 Configuring Loopback ...................................................................... 13-43 

Figure 13-48 Ping Test.......................................................................................... 13-43 

Figure 13-49 Audio and Video Testing .................................................................. 13-44 

Figure 13-50 User Management ........................................................................... 13-45 

Figure 14-1 Setting Security Level .......................................................................... 14-1 

Figure 14-2 Installation Confirmation Dialog Box..................................................... 14-2 

Figure 14-3 Displaying Installation Progress ........................................................... 14-2 

Figure 14-4 Installation Completion Dialog Box....................................................... 14-2 

Figure 14-5 Logging in to the PC Console............................................................... 14-3 

Figure 14-6 PC Console Page ................................................................................ 14-4 

Figure 14-7 PC Console Main Menu ....................................................................... 14-5 

Figure 14-8 Video Control Page.............................................................................. 14-5 

Figure 14-9 Set Image Parameters ........................................................................ 14-6 

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Figures 

Figure 14-10 Preset Camera................................................................................... 14-7 

Figure 14-11 Get camera position ........................................................................... 14-8 

Figure 14-12 Common Control................................................................................ 14-8 

Figure 14-13 Display Mode ..................................................................................... 14-9 

Figure 14-14 Picture-in-picture Setting Page......................................................... 14-10 

Figure 14-15 Configure Two Splitting Screen ........................................................ 14-10 

Figure 14-16 Serial Port Configuration .................................................................. 14-11 

Figure 14-17 Setting PC Expansion Serial Port..................................................... 14-12 

Figure 14-18 Configuring a Shortcut Number........................................................ 14-13 

Figure 14-19 Generating a Serial Number............................................................. 14-14 

Figure 14-20 Example........................................................................................... 14-15 

Figure 14-21 Conference Control Interface 2 ........................................................ 14-17 



Figure 14-24 Group Management Interface .......................................................... 14-20 

Figure 14-25 Adding a Group................................................................................ 14-20 

Figure 14-26 Adding a Sub-group ......................................................................... 14-21 

Figure 14-27 Setting a hot key .............................................................................. 14-23 

Figure 14-28 Setting Group Color ......................................................................... 14-24 

Figure 14-29 

Figure 14-30 

Conference Control Page at Non-chairman End (no chairman in 

conference) ....................................................................................... 14-25 

Conference Control Page at Non-chairman End (with chairman in 

conference) ....................................................................................... 14-25 

Figure 14-31 Has a Chairman in Conference ........................................................ 14-26 

Figure 14-32 Functions for Chairman Terminal...................................................... 14-27 

Figure 14-33 Conference Control Page (at chairman end) .................................... 14-28 

Figure 14-34 Open Voice Control.......................................................................... 14-30 

Figure 14-35 Chairman Browsing.......................................................................... 14-30 

Figure 14-36 Add Terminal.................................................................................... 14-33 

Figure 14-37 Prolong Conference Time ................................................................ 14-33 

Figure 14-38 Operations at Chairman End for Connected Terminal....................... 14-34 

Figure 14-39 Operations at Chairman End for Disconnected Terminal .................. 14-35 

Figure D-1 ZXV10 T700 Remote Controller ............................................................. D-2 

Figure D-2 Description of Remote Control Buttons................................................... D-3 

Figure D-3 Inputting Letters ..................................................................................... D-4 

Figure D-4 Inputting Symbols................................................................................... D-4 

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Figure D-5 Displaying Symbols................................................................................ D-4 

Figure E-1 Basic Architecture of a Videoconferencing System ..................................E-1 

Figure E-2 Point-to-Point Videoconference System Structure ...................................E-2 

Figure E-3 Single MCU Networking...........................................................................E-3 

Figure E-4 Multi-MCU Star Networking .....................................................................E-3 

Figure E-5 Multi-MCU Layered Networking ..............................................................E-4 

Figure G-1 Troubleshooting Flowchart ..................................................................... G-2 

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Tables 

Table 1-1 Components of The ZXV10 T700 .............................................................. 1-2 

Table 1-2 Basic Connecting Cables for the ZXV10 T700 .......................................... 1-4 

Table 5-1 Menu List .................................................................................................. 5-1 

Table 7-1 Static IP Parameters.................................................................................. 7-7 

Table 7-2 H.323 Configuration Items ......................................................................... 7-9 

Table 7-3 Description of Redundancy Transmission Policies................................... 7-11 

Table 8-1 Terminal Name Displaying Mode Parameters ............................................ 8-1 

Table 8-2 Banner Parameters ................................................................................... 8-2 

Table 8-3 Horizontal Caption Parameters.................................................................. 8-4 

Table 8-4 Vertical Caption Parameters ...................................................................... 8-5 

Table 8-5 Short Message Parameters ....................................................................... 8-6 

Table 12-1 

List of the Functions in the Non-chairman Conference Control 

Interface .............................................................................................. 12-3 

Table 12-2 Description of the Icons in the Terminal List........................................... 12-5 

Table 12-3 List of Chairman Conference Control Functions..................................... 12-6 

Table 12-4 Site Status after the Operations of Chairman Terminal........................... 12-7 

Table 13-1 Menus and Menu Items in the Web Page ............................................. 13-3 

Table 13-2 Description of Call/Hangup Parameters ............................................... 13-16 

Table 13-3 Settings of Call Setting Parameters ..................................................... 13-19 

Table 13-4 Terminal Name Setting Items............................................................... 13-31 

Table 13-5 Banner Setting Items ........................................................................... 13-32 

Table 13-6 Horizontal Caption Setting Items ......................................................... 13-34 

Table 13-7 Vertical Caption Setting Items.............................................................. 13-35 

Table 13-8 Short Message Setting Items............................................................... 13-36 

Table 14-1 Introduction of PC console page ........................................................... 14-4 

Table 14-2 Serial Port Configuration...................................................................... 14-11 

Table 14-3 Description of Status Icons in PC Console........................................... 14-15 

Table 14-4 Display Description 1........................................................................... 14-18 

Table 14-5 Display Description 2........................................................................... 14-19 

Table 14-6 Conference Control Functions of Non-chairman Terminal .................... 14-25 

Table 14-7 Conference Control Functions of Chairman Terminal........................... 14-28 

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