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    							5.Use  [][] to select  "Yes" and press  [Enter].
    • The system will automatically restart to reflect
    changes to system settings.
    Note
    •When changing the connection mode, the
    time required for a restart may depend on
    network conditions.
    Making Call Type Settings
    Note •These settings can only be made in IP mode
    (Page 110).
    1. Login to the administrator menu (Page 107).
    • The admin menu screen is displayed.
    2. Press  [
    ].
    • The second page is displayed.
    3. Use  [
    ][] to select  "Call Type Settings"  and
    press  [Enter] .
    • The call type setting screen is displayed.
    4.Use  [][] to select the following items for input:
    "SIP" : Use  [
    ][] to select  "ON" (default) or
    "OFF"  .
    Note
    •When  "OFF"  is selected, you cannot use a
    SIP server even if  "ON" is set to  "SIP
    Server"  (Page 112).
    • If the other party is using a software version
    older than 3.00 (not including 3.00), you
    cannot make a video conference call using
    H.323. You must select  "ON".
    "H.323" : Use [
    ][] to select  "ON" or
    "OFF"  (default).
    Note
    •When  "OFF"  is selected, you cannot use a
    gatekeeper and H.460 even if  "ON" is
    selected for  "Gatekeeper"  and "H.
    460"  (Page 113).
    "Default Call Type" : Use [
    ][] to select
    "SIP"  (default) or  "H.323".
    Note
    •The call type that you select here will be
    reflected in the information displayed on the
    Home screen and in the default value of the
    call type when making a video conference
    call.
    Making SIP Settings
    When using a SIP server over an intranet, video
    conference calls can be made using SIP URIs (SIP user
    name@SIP domain name).
    Note
    •These settings can only be made in IP mode
    (Page 110) and when  "SIP" is set to  "ON" on
    the call type settings screen.
    • Video conference calls to an MCU or a
    non-Panasonic video conference system
    through a SIP server using a SIP URI are not
    guaranteed.
    • When connecting to an MCU by entering the
    MCU’s conference room number@IP address,
    "SIP Server"  and "Gatekeeper"  (Page 113)
    must be set to  "OFF".
    • If video conference calls cannot be made
    because there is a problem with the SIP server,
    the SIP settings are incorrect (on the server, or
    on the unit), etc.,  "SIP is not registered"  will
    be displayed on the Home screen instead of the
    SIP user name. In this case, you cannot make
    calls using either IP addresses or SIP. Contact
    your network administrator.
    1. Login to the administrator menu (Page 107).
    • The admin menu screen is displayed.
    2. Press  [
    ].
    • The second page is displayed.
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    							3.Use  [][] to select  "SIP Settings"  and press
    [Enter] .
    • The SIP setting screen is displayed.
    4.Use  [][] to select the following items for input:
    "SIP Server" : Use [
    ][] to select  "ON" or
    "OFF"  (default).
    Note
    •To communicate using a SIP server,  "ON"
    must be selected and  "SIP Server
    Address" , "SIP Username" , and "SIP
    Domain Name"  must be set.
    • To select  "ON", "Gatekeeper"  (Page 113)
    must be set to  "OFF".
    "SIP Server Address" : Enter the SIP server’s IP
    address.
    Note
    •If the IP address contains 1 or 2 digit
    numbers, enter these numbers as they are.
    Do not enter like [.001].
    Example: The IP address is [192.168.0.1].
    – Correct entry: [192.168.0.1]
    – Wrong entry: [192.168.000.001]
    "SIP Username" : Enter the SIP user name.
    Alphanumeric characters and the symbols  . = * + _
    -  $ 
     ! ? / ' ( )  can be entered (up to 60 characters).
    " SIP Domain Name ": Enter the SIP domain name.
    Alphanumeric characters and the symbols  . and  -
    can be entered (up to 128 characters).
    Note
    •Enter a standards-compliant value. For
    details, contact your network administrator.
    "Digest Authentication" : Use [
    ][] to select
    whether to enable digest authentication.
    – "ON" : Enables digest authentication.
    – "OFF"  (default): Disables digest authentication.
    "Authentication ID" : Enter an authentication ID
    (1–60 characters [alphanumeric, space, symbols])
    (Page 126).  &, < , > , comma ( ,), double quotation
    mark ( ") cannot be entered.
    "Authentication Password" : Enter an
    authentication password (0–60 characters
    [alphanumeric, space, symbols]) (Page 126).  &, < ,
    > , comma ( ,), double quotation mark ( ") cannot be
    entered.
    Note
    •To communicate using a SIP server,  "ON"
    must be selected and  "SIP Server
    Address" , "SIP Username" , and "SIP
    Domain Name"  must be set. For details,
    contact your network administrator.
    • "Authentication ID"  and "Authentication
    Password"  can only be set when  "Digest
    Authentication"  is set to "ON".
    • While being entered, the characters of the
    authentication password are displayed, but
    once the settings are saved, all the
    characters will be displayed as asterisks (*),
    and you will no longer be able to check the
    authentication password on the screen.
    Record the authentication password
    beforehand, and store it in a safe location.
    • When the authentication password is
    displayed as asterisks (*), pressing  [Y]
    deletes the entire authentication password.
    "SIP Transport Protocol" : Use [
    ][] to select
    between protocols ( UDP, TCP , or Auto  [default])
    used when communicating via SIP.
    Note
    •When  "Auto"  is selected, if using a SIP
    server, TCP will be used for
    communication, and if using an IP address
    or MCU’s conference room number@IP
    address, UDP will be used for
    communication. Normally, select  "Auto".
    5. Press  [G].
    • A dialog box to confirm the saving of settings is
    displayed.
    6. Use  [
    ][] to select  "Yes" and press  [Enter].
    • The admin menu screen is displayed.
    7. Press  [Home] .
    • The Home screen is displayed.
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    							Making H.323 Settings
    Note•These settings can only be made in IP mode
    ( Page  110) and when  "H.323" is set to  "ON" on
    the call type settings screen.
    • When connecting to an MCU by entering the
    MCU’s conference room number@IP address,
    "SIP Server"  (Page 112) and  "Gatekeeper"
    must be set to  "OFF".
    • If video conference calls cannot be made
    because there is a problem with the gatekeeper
    and H.460 server, the H.323 settings are
    incorrect (on the gatekeeper and the H.460
    server, or on the unit), etc.,  "SIP is not
    registered"  will be displayed on the Home
    screen instead of the H.323 extension/H.323
    name. In this case, you cannot make calls using
    either IP addresses or the gatekeeper and H.
    460 server. Contact your network administrator.
    1. Login to the administrator menu (Page 107).
    • The admin menu screen is displayed.
    2. Press  [
    ].
    • The second page is displayed.
    3. Use  [
    ][] to select  "H.323 Settings"  and press
    [Enter] .
    • The H.323 settings screen is displayed.
    4.Use  [][] to select the following items for input:
    "Gatekeeper" : Use [
    ][] to select  "ON" or
    "OFF"  (default).
    Note
    •This setting is available only when  "ON" is
    selected for  "H.323" (Page 111) and
    "OFF" is selected for  "SIP
    Server"  (Page 112).
    "Gatekeeper Address" : Enter the gatekeeper’s IP
    address.
    Note
    •If the IP address contains 1 or 2 digit
    numbers, enter these numbers as they are.
    Do not enter like [.001].
    Example: The IP address is [192.168.0.1].
    – Correct entry: [192.168.0.1]
    – Wrong entry: [192.168.000.001]
    "H.323 Name" : Enter the H.323 name.
    Alphanumeric characters and the symbols  . = * + _
    -  $ 
     ! ? / ' ( )  can be entered (up to 60 characters).
    "H.323 Extension" : Enter the H.323 extension.
    Numeric characters and the symbols  # and  * can be
    entered (up to 20 characters).
    Note
    •Enter a standards-compliant value. For
    details, contact your network administrator.
    "Authentication" : Use [
    ][] to select whether
    to enable authentication.
    – "ON" : Enables authentication.
    – "OFF"  (default): Disables authentication.
    "Authentication ID" : Enter an authentication ID
    (1–60 characters [alphanumeric, space, symbols])
    (Page 126).  &, < , > , comma ( ,), double quotation
    mark ( ") cannot be entered.
    "Authentication Password" : Enter an
    authentication password (0–60 characters
    [alphanumeric, space, symbols]) (Page 126).  &, < ,
    > , comma ( ,), double quotation mark ( ") cannot be
    entered.
    Note
    •"Authentication ID"  and "Authentication
    Password"  can only be set when
    "Authentication"  is set to "ON".
    • While being entered, the characters of the
    authentication password are displayed, but
    once the settings are saved, all the
    characters will be displayed as asterisks (*),
    and you will no longer be able to check the
    authentication password on the screen.
    Record the authentication password
    beforehand, and store it in a safe location.
    • When the authentication password is
    displayed as asterisks (*), pressing  [Y]
    deletes the entire authentication password.
    "H.460" : Use [
    ][] to select  "ON" or
    "OFF"  (default).
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    							•This setting is available only when  "OFF" is
    selected for  "Static NAT"  (Page 114) and
    "ON"  is selected for  "Gatekeeper".
    Making Static NAT Settings
    Note •To change the static NAT settings, it is
    necessary to configure system settings,
    including the port number settings. For details,
    contact your dealer.
    • These settings can only be made in IP mode
    (Page 110).
    • This setting is available only when  "IP
    Address"  is set to "Manual"  in "Network
    Settings"  (Page 93).
    1. Login to the administrator menu (Page 107).
    • The admin menu screen is displayed.
    2. Press  [
    ].
    • The second page is displayed.
    3. Use  [
    ][] to select  "Static NAT Settings"  and
    press  [Enter] .
    • The Static NAT settings screen is displayed.
    4.Use  [][] to select the following items for input:
    "Static NAT" : Use [
    ][] to select  "ON" or
    "OFF"  (default).
    Note
    •To select  "ON", "H.460"  must be set to
    "OFF"  on the H.323 settings screen
    (Page 113).
    • When  "ON" is selected, the IP address of
    the WAN side will be displayed for the unit
    information on the Home screen (Page  30).
    "WAN IP Address" : Enter the WAN IP address of
    the router.
    Note
    •If the IP address contains 1 or 2 digit
    numbers, enter these numbers as they are.
    Do not enter like [.001].
    Example: The IP address is [192.168.0.1].
    – Correct entry: [192.168.0.1]
    – Wrong entry: [192.168.000.001]
    " RTP and RTCP for Audio ": Enter the port number
    ( 5100 –5194 ) for RTP and RTCP for Audio.
    " RTP and RTCP for Video ": Enter the port number
    ( 5200 –5294 ) for RTP and RTCP for Video.
    "Camera Control" : Enter the port number ( 5300–
    5394 ) for controlling a video camera.
    "SIP (2-Point)" : Enter the port number for 2-party
    video conference calls ( 5000–5099 ) for
    communication using a SIP server.
    Note
    •If the port number is changed, the IP
    address and the changed port number (IP
    address: port number) will be displayed for
    the unit information on the Home screen
    (Page 30).
    "SIP (Multi-Point)" : Enter the port number for
    multiple-party video conference calls ( 55000–
    55099 ) for communication using a SIP server.
    Note
    •This setting cannot be changed when
    "SIP"  is set to  "OFF" on the call type
    settings screen (Page 111).
    "H.245" : Enter the port number for H.245 ( 5500–
    5595 ).
    Note
    •This setting cannot be changed when  "H.
    323"  is set to  "OFF" on the call type settings
    screen (Page 111).
    • For the following items, a number will be
    automatically added to the value that you
    enter. The total number indicates the range
    of available port numbers for the items.
    – "RTP and RTCP for Audio"
    – "RTP and RTCP for Video"
    – "Camera Control"
    – "H.245"
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    							Making Audio Input Settings
    Note•These settings are for adjusting the input audio
    handling.
    • Changing either of these settings to  "OFF" may
    result in degradation of the sound quality during
    a video conference call.
    1. Login to the administrator menu (Page 107).
    • The admin menu screen is displayed.
    2. Press  [
    ] twice.
    • The third page is displayed.
    3. Use  [
    ][] to select  "Audio Input"  and press
    [Enter] .
    • The audio input settings screen is displayed.
    4.Use  [][] to select the following items for input:
    "Echo Canceller" : Use [
    ][] to select whether
    to enable the echo canceller feature.
    – "ON"  (default): Enables the echo canceller
    feature.
    – "OFF" : Disables the echo canceller feature.
    "Auto Gain Control" : Use [
    ][] to select
    whether to enable the auto gain control feature.
    – "ON"  (default): Enables the auto gain control
    feature.
    – "OFF" : Disables the auto gain control feature.
    5. Press  [G].
    • A dialog box to confirm the saving of settings is
    displayed.
    6. Use  [
    ][] to select  "Yes" and press  [Enter].
    • The admin menu screen is displayed.
    7.Press  [Home] .
    • The Home screen is displayed.
    Making HDMI Settings
    1. Login to the administrator menu (Page 107).
    • The admin menu screen is displayed.
    2. Press  [
    ] twice.
    • The third page is displayed.
    3. Use  [
    ][] to select  "HDMI Settings"  and press
    [Enter] .
    • The HDMI settings screen is displayed.
    4.Use  [][] to select the following items for input:
    " One Touch Play ": Use  [
    ][] to select  "ON" or
    "OFF"  (default).
    Note
    •Normally, select  "OFF". Changing this
    settings to  "ON" may cause the image to
    change automatically depending on the
    model of the connected video camera.
    "Standby" : Use [
    ][] to select  "ON" or
    "OFF"  (default).
    Note
    •Changing this settings to  "ON" will cause
    the video camera (Main, Sub) to
    synchronize and enter screen standby
    mode when the unit enters screen standby
    mode.
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    							Saving the Operation Log
    The operation log is saved on a USB memory device.
    The saved operation log can be used to specify the
    cause when problems occur. For details, contact your
    dealer.
    Note
    •A mass storage class (FAT16 or FAT32 format)
    compatible USB memory device can be used
    with this unit.
    • The following types of USB memory devices
    cannot be used:
    – U3 smart drives (USB memory devices
    compatible with the U3 platform)
    – USB memory devices with security features
    – USB memory devices formatted using
    NTFS
    – USB memory devices with multiple LUNs
    (Logical Unit Numbers)
    – USB memory devices formatted with
    multiple partitions
    • USB memory devices are not guaranteed to
    fully operate. For details, contact your dealer.
    • To re-connect a USB memory device, make
    sure to fully remove the USB memory device
    before connecting it again.
    • Confirm the USB memory device has sufficient
    free space (at least 5 MB) before using it.
    1. Connect the USB memory device to the USB jack
    on the back of the unit (Page 19).
    Note
    •Make sure that the USB memory device is
    connected correctly.
    2. Login to the administrator menu (Page 107).
    • The admin menu screen is displayed.
    3. Press  [
    ] three times.
    • The fourth page is displayed.
    4.Use  [][] to select  "Save Log"  and press
    [Enter] .
    • The save operation log screen is displayed.
    5.Press  [Enter] .
    • The operation log will begin saving.
    Note
    •While the operation log is being saved, do
    not remove the USB memory device. This
    could damage the unit or corrupt the data.
    • The file saved to the USB memory device
    will be named "hdvclogall_XXXX.tar". The
    software version you are using is displayed
    as "XXXX".
    The file name of the operation log is always
    the same: "hdvclogall_XXXX.tar".
    Therefore, each time you save the
    operation log, previous data on the USB
    memory device will be overwritten. To keep
    previously saved data, make a backup of
    that data before saving the new data.
    6. Check the result (successful/failed) and press
    [Enter] .
    • The admin menu screen is displayed.
    7. Press  [Home] .
    • The Home screen is displayed.
    8. Remove the USB memory device.
    Note
    •To prevent data leakage from the USB memory
    device, make sure to erase all data from the
    USB memory device before disposing of,
    lending, or returning it.
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    							Activating Enhanced Features
    You can activate features by enhancing the unit’s
    software. To activate the feature, you must obtain a
    registration key from your dealer. First, provide your
    dealer with the Activation Key No. and Registration ID
    written on the activation key card, and the unit’s MPR
    ID. The dealer will enter this information into the Key
    Management System and then issue you with the
    registration key.
    To Confirm the MPR ID
    1. Login to the administrator menu (Page 107).
    • The admin menu screen is displayed.
    2. Press  [
    ] three times.
    • The fourth page is displayed.
    3. Use  [
    ][] to select  "Enhancement"  and press
    [Enter] .
    • The software enhancement screen is
    displayed. Check the field  "MPR ID" (A ).
    To Register the Registration Key
    Registering the registration key you acquired activates
    the enhanced features.
    1. Login to the administrator menu (Page 107).
    • The admin menu screen is displayed.
    2. Press  [
    ] three times.
    • The fourth page is displayed.
    3.Use  [][] to select  "Enhancement"  and press
    [Enter] .
    • The software enhancement screen is
    displayed.
    Note
    •Features that have already been activated
    are displayed in  "Activated Features" , as
    follows:
    – "4-Point Connection" : The feature for
    making multiple-party video conference
    calls is enabled (KX-VC300 only).
    – "1080 Full HD" : The feature for sending
    images in Full HD resolution is enabled
    (KX-VC300 only).
    – "None" : No features have been activated.
    4. Press  [G].
    • The registration key input screen is displayed.
    5.Enter the 16-digit registration key.
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    							6.Press  [G].
    • A dialog box to confirm the saving of settings
    and system restart after saving is displayed.
    7. Use  [
    ][] to select  "Yes" and press  [Enter].
    • The system will automatically restart to reflect
    changes to system settings.
    Note
    •If the registration key you entered is invalid,
    "Failed Registration Key code
    authentication."  is displayed. Repeat the
    procedure from step  5. If this message is
    displayed even when you have correctly
    input the registration key that was issued,
    contact your dealer.
    • Only one registration key can be registered
    at once. To register multiple registration
    keys for enabling multiple features, a restart
    is necessary for each registration.
    • Activated features can also be checked on
    the enhanced feature confirmation screen
    (Page 104).
    Updating Software
    Note •If you want to update software using a USB
    memory device, connect the USB memory
    device to the USB jack on the back of the unit
    in advance (Page 19).
    • To update the software, make sure you are
    using a version later than 3.00 (not including
    3.00).
    1. Login to the administrator menu (Page 107).
    • The admin menu screen is displayed.
    2. When using IP mode:
    Press  [
    ] three times.
    • The fourth page is displayed.
    When using NAT Traversal mode:
    Press  [
    ] twice.
    • The third page is displayed.
    3.Use  [][] to select  "Software update"  and
    press  [Enter] .
    • The software update screen is displayed.
    4.Use  [][] to select  "Update Method " and press
    [Enter] .
    5. Use  [
    ][] to select  "Network"  or "USB"  and
    press  [Enter] .
    – "Network" : Updates the software from the
    network.
    – "USB" : Updates the software from a USB
    memory device.
    Note
    •If you want to select  "USB", contact your
    dealer for the details.
    6. When "Automatic Version Check" is set to
    "ON" (Page 110):
    The latest software version is displayed next to
    "Available Software version :" . Proceed to step
    7  if there is an update available.
    When "Automatic Version Check" is set to
    "OFF" (Page 110) or when "Update Method" is
    set to "USB" in Step 5:
    Use  [
    ][] to select  "Software updates"  and
    press  [Enter] .
    • The system checks for version updates. The
    latest software version will be displayed next to
    "Available Software version :" . Proceed to
    step  7 if there is an update available.
    7. Use  [
    ][] to select  "Update Software Now"
    and press  [Enter].
    • A dialog box to confirm the updating of your
    software is displayed.
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    							Note•Please carefully read and confirm the
    cautions in the dialog box before
    proceeding to the next step.
    8. Use  [
    ][] to select  "Yes" and press  [Enter].
    • The update is automatically downloaded and
    installed.
    • To complete the update, the system will
    automatically restart twice. Before each restart,
    a message will be displayed as detailed below.
    The message displayed before the first restart
    The message displayed before the second restart
    After the second restart, the system will start up with
    the latest software.
    Note
    •Contact your dealer for more information on
    obtaining the latest firmware and Operating
    Manual.
    • If the checking, downloading, or installing of a
    software update fails, an error message is
    displayed. Press  [Enter] to restart the system.
    Please try the following:
    a. Set  "DNS Server"  or "Primary DNS
    Server"  in network settings (Page 93) (or
    local site settings when a local site is
    selected [Page 120]). Then, try updating
    the software again. 
    When  "DNS Server"  is set to "Auto", the
    DHCP server may be the cause of the
    problem. In this case, contact your network
    administrator.
    b. If the above step is unsuccessful, try
    updating the software again later. The
    network may be currently very busy.
    If the retry fails several times, there might be a
    problem with your communication lines. Please
    contact your dealer.
    Initializing a Video Camera
    Note •Initialization is available only for video cameras
    connected to your unit and only when you are
    not on a video conference call.
    • For details about compatible video camera
    models, contact your dealer.
    1. Login to the administrator menu (Page 107).
    • The admin menu screen is displayed.
    2. Press  [
    ] three times.
    • The fourth page is displayed.
    3. Use  [
    ][] to select  "Camera Initialize"  and
    press  [Enter] .
    • The video camera initialization screen is
    displayed.
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    							4.Use  [][] to select the video camera to be
    initialized ( "Main" [default] or  "Sub").
    5. Press  [R].
    • A dialog box confirming whether you want to
    start the video camera initialization is displayed.
    6. Use  [
    ][] to select  "Yes" and press  [Enter].
    • After the initialization is complete, the admin
    menu screen is displayed.
    7. Press  [Home] .
    • The Home screen is displayed.
    Performing System Initialization
    1. Login to the administrator menu (Page 107).
    • The admin menu screen is displayed.
    2. Press  [
    ] three times.
    • The fourth page is displayed.
    3. Use  [
    ][] to select  "System Initialize"  and
    press  [Enter] .
    • A dialog box confirming whether you want to
    start the system initialization is displayed.
    4. Use  [][] to select  "Yes" and press  [Enter].
    • The system will automatically restart to
    complete the system initialization.
    Note
    •After initialization, all system settings
    previously made and information stored in
    the contact list and call history are cleared.
    • Features activated due to software
    enhancement (Page 117) are not cleared.
    Making Local Site
    Settings
    You can register up to 10 local sites. The same unit can
    be used in multiple meeting rooms without the need to
    change the network or connection mode settings.
    Registering a Local Site
    1. Press  [Menu] .
    • The Menu screen is displayed.
    2. Use  [
    ][] to select  "Select local site"  and
    press  [Enter] .
    • The select local site screen is displayed.
    3. Use  [
    ][] to select  "Not Registered " and press
    [B] .
    • The local site settings screen is displayed.
    4.Use  [][] to select the following items for input:
    • The following items are displayed over 3 pages.
    To view all the items, press  [R] to move to the
    next page, and press  [B] to move to the
    previous page.
    • If you press  [G] on any of three pages, the
    settings for all the three screens will be saved.
    Note
    •If the required settings are not specified on
    all of the screens, pressing  [G] on any of the
    screens will not save the settings. Save the
    settings only after you have specified all the
    required settings. The following settings are
    required:
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