Projector Standby Button, Led | TANDBERG D5016402 specs

General Use	TANDBERG Director Videoconferencing System

Projector Standby Button

Press this button to power on the projector lamp.

When finished, press it to put the projector into reversible standby mode for five minutes. The screen appears black, but the projector lamp remains on so you can restore the image by pressing any button on the Control Panel. After five minutes, the lamp begins to power down. After an additional 90 seconds, full standby mode is reached.

If you prefer, you can skip the five-minute reversible period: Press and hold the PROJECTOR

STANDBY button for a few seconds until you see “Please Wait a Moment” appear on the bottom of the screen. Release the button and the lamp starts powering down, reaching full standby mode in 90 seconds.

For the current status of the lamp, check the LED indicator immediately to the left of this button. The table below correlates the behavior of this LED and the status of the projector lamp.

LED	Behavior	Projector Lamp Status

Blinking		Lamp is powering up

Remains steady green		Lamp is on

Blinking very fast		Lamp is in reversible standby mode

Blinking slowly		Lamp is powering down

Blinking very slowly		Lamp is off and in full standby mode

N O T E IF THE PROJECTOR IS ON STANDBY, NO CALLS CAN BE MADE OR RECEIVED.

N O T E PRESSING THE GREEN POWER BUTTON WILL DISCONNECT ANY CALLS ACTIVE AT THAT TIME.

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TANDBERG D5016402 user manual Projector Standby Button, Led

Contents

Director Page Disclaimer Environmental IssuesTrademarks and copyright Production of products Other Warnings and Safety Precautions Important Information Tandberg Director Videoconferencing System Contents Tandberg Director Videoconferencing System Introduction Welcome to the Tandberg Director At a Glance The Tandberg Director Wave Audio and Video Sources System OverviewControl Interface Optional Equipment System Connections Rear Interface Panel Rear Interface Panel Connections Rear Interface Panel A/V Plate Installation & Setup Room Configuration Installing the Guest Laptop Shelf Guest laptop shelf Installing the Adjustable Camera Shelf To install the videoconferencing shelf T E Tandberg Director Videoconferencing System Camera S-VID OUT Camera Ctrl OUT Smart BoardTM Projector Setup and Calibration Powering on the SystemSystem Setup Touchscreen Calibration Touch Panel Tools for System Configuration System Information IR Functions Audio Edit Directory Update DirectorySystem Options Other Networks Using the External Network Interface Network Connections Touch Panel Device ConnectionsMicrophone Main Camera PC and Laptop Computer Setup Laptop PC Calibration Control Orientation Getting StartedSystem startup Touch Screen and Remote IR Controls ‘IR Controls’ will appear in the place of the ‘Address Book’ Codec Basics Menu structure General Codec Configuration LAN configuration Network and LAN SettingsIsdn configuration DUOVideoTF Mode Microphone on/off Adjusting volumeGeneral use Directory Projector Standby Button LED MultiSiteTF MCU LAN 3MB Establishing MultiSiteTF meetings using Directory MultiSiteTF cascading Text Chat / Closed Captioning PC SoftPresenterWeb-interface Streaming Screen Basics Display OperationLocal Display Operation Source Selection Device Control Taskbar Video Display Window Making Calls When the Director receives/initiates a video/audio callVideoconference Operation Speed Dialing Will attempt to call the last manually dialed number Disconnecting a CallManual Dialing Back button to exit from this screen Editing Speed Dial Directory Creating a new speed dial number Editing an existing speed dial number On Screen SymbolsMaking a MultiSiteTF Call Videoconference Main Screen Video Window Display Control Videoconferencing Taskbar PIP Far End Camera Control Source DuoVideoTF Operation Task23456789Bar Multipoint Operation Main menu Menu PasswordAdvanced use Video VGA ResolutionsCall quality Natural Video Advanced call quality Presentations Presentation ModeDuoVideo Mode DuoVideo Quality Utilities Welcome Menu Dual MonitorAuto-PIP Continuous Presence MCU services Quick Menu Terminal Names Request floorRelease floor View site # Chair control Audio Settings Audio Inputs Mix Mode Level Settings Inputs Level Settings Outputs Audio Outputs Room Size Echo ControlNoise Reduction Motion Automatic Gain Control AGC Settings Tips for improving the echo canceller performance Restore Audio Defaults Video SettingsAlert Tones & Volume Camera Tracking Mode Whitebalance FocusBrightness VGA Out VGA SettingsVideo Name VGA Out Quality Start using VNC VNC SettingsPassword Address Terminal Settings Network Configuration Line setup ISDN-BRI SettingsIsdn switch type Advanced Isdn settings Subaddress Example ISDN-PRI Settings PRI Switch Type Channel Hunting Advanced ISDN-PRI Settings Line SettingsAdvanced Isdn Settings Max Channels Leased E1/T1 SettingsNetwork Interface Start Channel External network settings Call control Cable Specification 35/RS-366 cable Network clocking TTL/Router Hops LAN SettingsAddress Port Allow Remote Start How to view streamingStreaming Source Announcements Settings Advanced H.323 Settings IP Precedence IP Type of Service TOSTells the router to minimize the delay Tells the router to maximize the reliability IP Settings Incoming MCU calls Call SettingsSnmp Settings Snmp Trap Host Fallback to telephony Access CodeIncoming telephone calls Encryption Secure Conference Network Profiles Encryption ModeMax Call Length Dataport configuration Dataport Following options are available LanguageSoftware Options Channel status DiagnosticsSystem info Call status Cause codes Far End Loop Isdn only Restore defaultsView Current Settings System Selftest Appendices Configuring Appendix 1 Connecting to Isdn using network adaptersConnecting Configuration of Telesync Adapter Appendix 2 Connecting to the Switched 56 networkUsing Telesync TS-256 SW56/ISDN adapter Configuration of the system Connecting to Adtran T1 ESF CSU ACE Appendix 3 Connecting to PRI/T1Using CSU adapter Configuration of Adtran T1 ESF CSU ACE Appendix 4 Environmental & operational considerations Guidelines for Optimal Videoconferencing Environments Background Brightness Control Loudspeaker VolumeIris Control and Lighting Appendix 5 Using the file system Description of the different files Streaming Password Access CodeMenu Password IP Password Encryption ServicesSnmp Security alert Appendix 7 12 Touch Panel Interface Local Display Operation 105 106 2323 Videoconference Operation 234 2345678 Video Features Technical Description 111 Abbreviations Symbols Index 114 115 Servicing Canada