TANDBERG D50104-15 user manual Cart Adjustments, Triple-pivot Arm Counterbalance Adjustment

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Health Care System III

Installation

Cart Adjustments

Triple-pivot Arm Counterbalance Adjustment

The following procedure applies to the optional LCD display mounting arm and the optional mobile camera cart arm.

A nitrogen gas spring is used to counterbalance the weight of the LCD display (or camera). To adjust the weight capacity of the arm, proceed as follows:

1)Remove the oval cap by prying it off with your thumbnail.

2)Position the arm at 90 degrees with respect to the cart post.

For adjustment purposes, a 3/16” hex wrench is stored in a clip behind the monitor’s tilt/swivel mechanism.

3)Take the 3/16” hex wrench and insert it into the hole. Turn the screw clockwise to decrease or counterclockwise to increase the weight capacity.

Oval cap

4)Remove the hex wrench and check the arm movement. Repeat the procedure if further adjustment is necessary.

5)When adjustment is complete, re-install the oval cap on the arm and return the wrench to its storage clip behind the monitor’s tilt/swivel mechanism.

Monitor Suspension Arm Adjustment

To adjust the suspension arm’s counterbalance, proceed as follows:

1) Lift the monitor to its uppermost position.

The counterbalance adjustment screw is accessed from the under side of the suspension arm near the monitor mounting bracket.

For adjustment purposes, a 3/16” hex wrench is stored in a clip behind the monitor’s tilt/swivel mechanism.

2)Take the 3/16” hex wrench and insert it into the access hole. Turn the screw clockwise to increase or counterclockwise to decrease the counterbalance.

3)Remove the wrench and check the arm movement. Repeat the procedure if further adjustment is necessary.

4)When finished, return the wrench to its storage clip behind the monitor’s tilt/swivel mechanism.

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Contents Health Care System Declaration of Conformity Copyright 2001, Tandberg For the customers in the USA Symbols Location This Symbol IndicatesPrecautions On SafetyOn Installation On Storage On CleaningOn Repacking On MobilityContents Getting Started Advanced use Rsvp NAT 100 TIP IntroductionAt a Glance The HCS III System Monitor Main HCS III CartCamera MicrophoneCart Keyboard and Mouse customer suppliedNetwork Terminating Units Remote ControlHeadset and Jack Rear Interface PanelMobile Camera Cart optional Height Adjustable Camera ArmIntroduction Health Care System Unpacking InstallationInstallation Health Care System Connecting the SystemHealth Care System Installation To connect a video cassette recorder VCR VCRDual LAN Cable Isdn BRI CablesNET 1 External Network Interface PRI InterfaceInstalling a PC Main HCS III Cart MicrophoneMicrophone 3 MIC Ancillary Equipment Cart Adjustments Triple-pivot Arm Counterbalance AdjustmentMonitor Suspension Arm Adjustment Background Brightness Control Loudspeaker VolumeOperational Considerations Iris Control and LightingLighting Guidelines for setting up videoconferencing roomsGetting Started System start-upWelcome menu Quick Keys BasicsMain Menu Menu StructureMenu System configurationLAN configuration Isdn configurationMaking a call Making and ending callsType of calls Selecting / setting default quality bandwidthCorrecting keying mistakes Selecting / setting default networkAnswer a call End a callDirectory Add New Entry Delete EntryEdit Entry Add Site Add MultiSite EntryView outgoing video selfview Adjusting volumeDo Not Disturb / Sleep Mode General useMoving / zooming camera Focusing cameraControlling the Main Camera Selecting video sourcesDeactivating SetupVoice Activated Camera Positioning ActivatingFar end camera control Fecc PresetsSelecting presets Storing presetsReceiving a still image Sending/receiving still imagesSending a still image Viewing a still imageAdd Duo Video Duo VideoEnd a Duo Video call MultiSite MCU MultiSite cascading Establishing MultiSite meetings using DirectoryPress ‘Add Site’ to bring up the MultiSite dial menu Adding an extra site dial outAdding an extra site dial Disconnecting sites from a conferencePC SoftPresenter PC PresenterText Chat / Closed Captioning Web-interfaceStreaming Other PC applicationsMain menu Advanced useVideo VGA ResolutionsCall quality AudioAdvanced call quality Presentations Utilities Welcome Menu Continuous PresenceMCU status line System Name MCU servicesTerminal Names Quick MenuRequest floor Release floorChair control Audio Settings Mix ModeAudio Inputs Audio Outputs Level SettingsLevel Settings Outputs Echo ControlNoise Reduction Automatic Gain Control AGC Settings Room SizeMotion Alert Speaker Tips for improving the echo canceller performanceAlert Tones & Volume Restore Audio DefaultsVideo Settings VGA Out Quality VGA SettingsVideo Name VGA OutAddress VNC SettingsPassword Start using VNCNetwork Configuration Terminal SettingsIsdn Switch Type ISDN-BRI SettingsLine Setup Subaddress Advanced Isdn settingsISDN-PRI Settings PRI Switch TypeNumber Channel Hunting Below is a list of common ISDN-PRI/T1 switchesAdvanced ISDN-PRI Settings Line SettingsExternal network settings Leased E1/T1 SettingsNetwork clocking Call controlStreaming Source LAN SettingsAddress Port TTL/Router HopsSettings Register Advanced H.323 SettingsIP Type of Service TOS PrefixIP-address IP SettingsNAT Address IP-assignmentRestart Snmp SettingsIncoming telephone calls Call SettingsAccess Code Incoming MCU callsEncryption Max Call LengthNetwork Profiles Dataport Dataport configurationLanguage Software OptionsDataport Diagnostics System infoChannel status Call status Restore defaultsSystem Selftest View current settingsTest subsystem Far End Loop Isdn onlyAppendix Connecting the HCS III to Isdn using Network AdaptersConnecting ConfiguringConfiguration of the system Connecting the system to the Switched 56 networkUsing Telesync TS-256 SW56/ISDN adapter Configuration of Telesync AdapterConnecting the system to PRI/T1 Using CSU adapterConnecting to Adtran T1 ESF CSU ACE Configuration of Adtran T1 ESF CSU ACE Environmental considerations Description of the different files Using the file systemB2 ABC Appendix 6 Access CodeTechnical Description 101 102 Abbreviations Index Symbols105 USA Servicing