Activating The Dual Video Function - Sony PCS-G70 Integration Manual

Video Input Switching for Dual-Video Conference
Video input selection on the distribution side
Input 1 Main
Input 2 camera
Main camera —
AUX1 —
Object (1) —
Sub camera O
AUX2 O
Object (2) O
(Note) Same video picture is input into Object (1) and Object (2).
Input Control from Receiver Side
. The receiver can switch Input 1 of the distribution side only.
. Switching of only Main camera, AUX1, and Object (1) is available.
. Item "VTR" is not used when connecting to Sony video communication system, but is used when
connecting to equipment of other companies.

1-7-2. Activating the Dual Video Function

The dual video function is activated when either starting or during a videoconference.
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. In the system versions 1.00 to 1.20, the dual video function cannot be activated as a videoconference
starts.
. If the operation is transferred to a multipoint videoconference while the dual video function is in use, it
automatically stops.
. If images are sent through the data solution box PCSA-DSB1S or PCS-DSB1 while the dual video
function is in use, it stops until the image transfer is complete, and then resumes.
To activate dual video when starting a videoconference
Set "Dual Video" in the Video Setup menu to "On".
Sending and receiving of dual video begins automatically when a videoconference is started.
To activate dual video during a videoconference
While the videoconference is in progress, press the PUSH ENTER button on the remote commander to
display the communication submenu, and then set "Dual Video" to "On".
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If the dual video function cannot be used, "Dual Video" does not appear on the communication submenu.
To change the monitor display
To switch the display of the first monitor, press the FAR/NEAR button on the remote commander. To
change the display on another monitor, press the DISPLAY button on the remote commander. Each time
you press the DISPLAY button, the display changes.
PCS-G70/G70P
AUX1 Object (1)
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— —
— —
O O
O O
O O (Note)
Sub AUX2
camera
— —
— —
— —
— —
— —
— —
Object (2)
—
—
—
—
—
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