Polycom iPower 600 Series System Installation Manual

Brand: Polycom

Model: iPower 600 Series

Category: Video surveillance kits

Type: System Installation Manual

iPower 600 Series Collaboration System Easy Install

Side 1

Polycom and the Polycom logo are registered trademarks of Polycom, Inc.

PictureTel and the PictureTel logo are registered trademarks of PictureTel Corporation. PowerMic, ImageShare,

and iPower are trademarks of PictureTel Corporation. Velcro is a registered trademark of Velcro USA, Inc.

Edition: 800-1276-01/C

*P800-1276-01*

Get Ready to Install Your System:

Make Sure the Network Is Ready

Before you begin installing your iPower

™

600 Series system, you should make sure

that the network is ready.

The document Preparing Your Network for Collaboration contains worksheets that will

help you get the network ready. For example, for ISDN networks, the worksheets list

requirements for the system, such as the ISDN BRI dialect, the Network Type, and so

on. You can find the Preparing Your Network for Collaboration document at the

Polycom web site, http://www.polycom.com.

If you’ve already followed the steps in the Preparing Your Network for Collaboration

document or the network administrator has already taken care of the network

preparation for you, you can continue with the installation.

Unpack

When you unpack all the cartons, this is what you should have:

Documentation and Remote Control

Power

Num

Cap

Scroll

amera and Microphone Module

ables

Audio output cable

for main monitor

S-video cable

for second monitor

[E185633 Style 2464/80



C 300V]

ISDN cables

(one cable for Single BRI;

four cables for Quad BRI)

[E166211 Style 20251/60



C 150V]

Computer Unit

Note: The serial number is printed on the back

of the computer unit. Record the number here

in case you need it for future reference.

Serial Number: ______________________

Keyboard

Keyboard Receiver

Power cable

WARNING: You must connect the system to

the power cable that is packed in the box.

Connecting it to any other kind of power cable

will cause a risk of fire or electric shock.

PIP

ZOOM

VOLUME

MUTE

AUTO

CONTENT

PEOPLE

SET

CANCEL

PRESET

PQRS

TUV

WXYZ

GHI

JKL

MNO

ABC

DEF

CALL/ANSWER

HANG UP

HELP

ON/STANDBY

OPTIONS

Note: The S-video cable and ISDN cables included with your PictureTel 600 Serie

system have been approved for use with this system under file number E120890.

Install Your System:

Attach Your System to the Top of the Monitor

You can attach the Camera and Microphone module to the computer unit and place

the system on top of a monitor. Or, you can keep the Camera and Microphone module

and the computer unit separate and mount the Camera and Microphone module on a

flat panel display or on a wall. If you keep them separate, you will need to use the

optional interconnect cable.

Follow Steps 1 through 5 only if you’re installing your system on top of a monitor.

1. Slide the back of the Camera and Microphone module onto the front of the

computer unit. You may have to push down gently on the back of the Camera and

Microphone module to make sure it fits together securely with the computer unit.

2. Locate the plastic bag containing the three screws. Insert the screws into the

holes under the computer unit, and tighten the screws using the edge of a coin.

Caution: Do not flip your system over to attach the screws. Doing so may harm

the camera. Instead, slide the system slightly over the edge of your table or desk,

and insert and tighten the screws from underneath.

3. Remove the paper backing from the Velcro

pieces at the bottom of both the

Camera and Microphone module and the computer unit.

4. Center the system over the top of the monitor, and then stick the system onto the

monitor. Firmly press down on the system to make sure it’s attached securely.

5. Flip the microphone into the upright position until it clicks into place.

Set Up the Remote Control and Keyboard

1. Insert the four batteries into the battery compartment in the back of the remote

control.

For the remote control to work properly, make sure that the infrared path between

the remote control and the receiver at the base of the Camera and Microphone

module is not blocked.

2. Insert the eight batteries into the battery compartment in the back of the keyboard.

To open the battery cover on the keyboard, apply pressure to both sides of the

cover.

For the keyboard to work properly, make sure that the infrared path between the

keyboard and the keyboard receiver is not blocked.

Connect the Cables

See Side 2 of this poster for complete information about how to connect the cables

and any optional equipment to your iPower 600 Series system.

After You Install Your System:

Power On the System

Now that you’ve set up the hardware and connected the cables (see Side 2 of this

poster), you’re ready to start up the system:

1. Push the power button on. You’ll find the power button on the side of the

computer unit.

The LED on the front of the system lights up.

2. Follow the Setup Wizard instructions.

Congratulations! You’re done installing your iPower 600 Series system!

Get More Information

If you’d like more information before you start using your system, here’s where to look:

In addition to the iPower Documentation CD, most of these documents are available

at the Polycom documentation web site at http://www.polycom.com.

You can also access the Getting Started Guide in .doc format from the Start menu at

Programs>iPower>Getting Started Guide.

For information on: Look at the:

Installation or hardware

troubleshooting

iPower 600 Series Collaboration System

Administrator’s Guide, available on the iPower

Documentation CD

Collaboration Help, available from the Options menu

How to connect optional

equipment, such as a

different camera or a

cart

Documentation that came with the optional equipment

Basic system

functionality, such as

making a call, pointing

the camera, changing

the volume, and so on

iPower Collaboration System Quick Tips Sheet,

available on the iPower Documentation CD

iPower Collaboration System Getting Started Guide,

available on the iPower Documentation CD

Collaboration Help, available from the Options menu

What AdminTools is and

how you or the system

administrator can use it

to fine-tune the system

AdminTools Help

iPower 600 Series Collaboration System

Administrator’s Guide, available on the iPower

Documentation CD

How to contact Polycom

Technical Support

Polycom support web site at

http://www.polycom.com

iPower 600 Series Collaboration System Easy Install

Side 2

1234

ISDN

PWR

1234

VIDEOAUDIO

LINE IN

LINE OUT

Connect the

Keyboard Receiver

Place the keyboard receiver on a flat

surface no more than 15 feet (5 meters)

from where you want to use the keyboard.

Connect the

Power Cable

Connect the Network Cable(s)

LAN:

You must provide your own LAN cable to

connect the iPower 600 Series system to

the network.

ISDN:

If you need to use an NT-1 box, plug the

ISDN cable(s) into the NT-1 box, and then

plug the NT-1 box into the wall jack. See

the instructions that came with the NT-1

box for more details.

V.35:

Refer to the PictureTel 235

V.35/RS-449 to ISDN Adapter User's

Guide for information on connecting

your system to a V.35 network interface.

NTSC/PAL Monitor with S-Video Cable NTSC/PAL Monitor with Composite Cable

Connect the Monitor(s)

If you have one monitor, place the iPower 600 Series system on the SVGA/XGA

monitor and connect the audio output cable to the SVGA/XGA monitor.

Connect the Optional VCR(s)

For information on how to configure your system for

use with one or two VCR(s), see the iPower 600 Series

System Administrator's Guide.

Connect Optional Microphones and Cameras

Microphone:

You can use optional microphones with your iPower 600 Series system.

To connect an optional microphone, such

as the PowerMic™, see the documentation

that came with the microphone. For

information about the PowerMic, see

the Installing the PowerMic document.

Optional Main Camera:

You can use a camera other than the standard Camera and Microphone

module as the main camera for your iPower

600 Series system. To

connect an optional

main camera, see the

documentation that

came with the

camera. For

information about the PictureTel

80,

see the Installing the PictureTel 80

Dynamic Locating Camera document.

Document Camera:

You can use a document camera with your

iPower 600 Series system. To connect

an optional document camera, see

the documentation that came with the

document camera.

If you have two monitors, place the iPower 600 Series system on the NTSC/PAL monitor and connect the audio output cable

to the NTSC/PAL monitor. The NTSC/PAL monitor connects to your computer unit with either an S-video cable (shipped with the

iPower 600 Series system) or a composite cable (shipped separately).

If your iPower 600 Series system has one monitor, that monitor is an SVGA/XGA monitor. If it has two monitors, the second monitor is an NTSC/PAL monitor. With a dual-monitor system, you view People on the

NTSC/PAL monitor and view Content, such as reports, on the SVGA/XGA monitor. For information on configuring a dual-monitor system, see the iPower 600 Series Collaboration System Administrator's Guide.

When you're done connecting the cables...

See the "After You Install Your System" section on Side 1 of this poster.

INPUT

OUTPUT

AV1 AV2

MONITOR