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General| Frame Rate | Up to 30fps |
|---|---|
| Echo Cancellation | Yes |
| Noise Reduction | Yes |
| Dual Monitor Support | Yes |
| PTZ Camera Support | Yes |
| Dual Stream Support | Yes |
| Camera | PTZ camera |
| Microphone | Built-in 8-element microphone array |
| Connectivity | HDMI |
| Supported Protocols | H.323, SIP |
| Content Sharing | HDMI input for content sharing |
| Video Inputs | HDMI |
| Video Outputs | HDMI |
| Audio Inputs | HDMI embedded audio |
| Audio Outputs | Line-out |
| Network Connectivity | RJ45 (Ethernet) |
| Wireless Connectivity | No |
| Video Compression | H.264 |
| Audio Codecs | G.711, G.722, G.722.1 |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
Highlights the advanced capabilities and benefits of the AVer EVC series videoconferencing systems.
Lists all the components included in the AVer EVC130P package for user verification.
Provides an overview of the main system, MIC, camera, and remote controller components.
Identifies and describes the LED Indicator, POWER Button, and USB Port on the front panel.
Identifies and describes the POWER Port, USB Port, CAMERA IN, VGA OUT, AUDIO OUT, HDMI OUT, VGA IN, AUDIO IN, MIC IN ports on the back panel.
Describes the physical features and ports of the AVer EVC microphone, including mute and MIC ports.
Details the IR Sensor and CAMERA OUT Port on the AVer EVC camera for system operation and video transmission.
Details the functions of all buttons on the remote controller for system operation.
Guides on connecting display devices to the VGA OUT and HDMI OUT ports for video output.
Details connecting the AVer EVC camera to the main system using the supplied camera cable.
Explains how to connect the AVer EVC microphone to the MIC IN port and the mute function.
Guides on connecting the AVer EVC to an IP-based network using the RJ-45 Ethernet cable.
Details connecting the power adapter and cord to power the main system, emphasizing safety.
Explains how to connect a PC to the VGA IN port for image display and video signal sharing.
Guides on connecting audio sources to AUDIO IN and audio outputs to AUDIO OUT ports using the appropriate cables.
Describes the two USB 2.0 ports on the main system for data saving and firmware upgrades.
Explains how to pan, tilt, and zoom the camera using the remote control, with a warning about manual handling.
Instructs to aim the remote controller at the camera's infrared sensor for system operation.
Provides guidance on the best distance (within 3m) for the microphone to receive audio signals effectively.
Explains the Installation Wizard's role in guiding users through initial EVC system setup step-by-step.
Details how to select the system language using the remote controller during the initial setup.
Guides on assigning a unique name to the EVC system using the remote controller's numeric pad.
Explains how to choose the network environment and the need to configure network parameters.
Describes how the system automatically obtains an IP address from a DHCP server.
Details manual configuration of IP address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, and DNS servers.
Lists necessary ports and their functions for configuring port forwarding in a firewall.
Describes automatic IP address acquisition via DHCP in a private network setup.
Guides manual IP configuration for private networks, including gateway and DNS settings.
Explains IPv6 configuration steps for private IP networks, including static and auto IP acquisition.
Details entering a SIP site name for identification and web activity.
Guides on selecting between IPv4 and IPv6 for the internet protocol.
Explains the choice between TCP and UDP for SIP transport protocol.
Instructions for changing the default SIP port if needed.
Explains the purpose and configuration of STUN servers for NAT traversal.
Details entering the port number for the STUN server.
Guides on entering the terminal server name for SIP server registration.
Guides on entering the authorization name for SIP server registration.
Instructs on entering the password for SIP server registration.
Details entering the Registrar Server name for user registration and location service.
Explains entering the Proxy Server name for network communication.
Guides on checking the box to activate/deactivate the account using Registrar.
Describes setting up NTP server and Timezone for automatic time synchronization.
Guides on manually entering the year, month, date, hour, minute, and second.
Guides on selecting the preferred date format (yyyy-mm-dd, mm-dd-yyyy, dd-mm-yyyy).
Guides on selecting the preferred time format (24-hour or 12-hour).
Explains how to enable NTP to synchronize computer time with the network time.
Explains how to use navigation buttons, Enter, Apply, Save, and Cancel for system operation.
Describes the four main selections on the Home screen: Dial, Phonebook, Call History, and Setting.
Explains the icons indicating camera connection status and microphone mute status on the home screen.
Describes where to find the current WAN IP address on the home screen.
Explains where to find the current Date and Time on the home screen.
Guides on using the remote controller to enter IP addresses or SIP URIs to make calls.
Explains how to choose between H.323 and SIP call types for communication.
Guides on selecting desired call quality from a drop-down list for optimal network bandwidth.
Advises on checking network jack connection and handling the "Network Jack Unplugged" message.
Details the process of creating new groups for organizing contacts using the remote controller.
Explains how to search for existing groups by name and what to do if a group is not found.
Guides on modifying group names in the phonebook and saving the changes.
Details how to add existing contacts to a selected group within the phonebook.
Explains how to remove a group and its associated contacts from the phonebook.
Guides on saving up to 10 most used contacts into the favorite list for quick access.
Explains how to check call status (IN, OUT, Answered, Failed) in the call history.
Guides on selecting a previous call from the history list and initiating a new call.
Details how to save call in/out information from call history directly into the contacts list.
Shows system details like Site Name, Model, IP Address, MAC, and Version.
Allows changing site name, auto answer, call quality, and encryption settings.
Explains the range of selectable default call quality options for network bandwidth.
Guides on enabling AES encryption for secure data transmission during video conferences.
Explains how to activate QoS for prioritizing data flows and ensuring performance.
Allows enabling or disabling the display of call duration on the screen.
Guides on specifying maximum outbound and inbound call bandwidth, up to 4Mb.
Details how to select the system language from up to 20 supported languages.
Allows setting the time for automatic system power off after idling.
Guides on enabling or disabling tone sounds when dialing numbers via the remote controller.
Explains how to change the administrator password for system security.
Guides on saving system log data to a USB flash drive for technical support.
Allows enabling or disabling notifications for firmware updates.
Guides on enabling the far site to control the local camera.
Explains how to enable the feature that allows awakening the computer via a network message.
Guides on selecting the monitor aspect ratio (Auto/4:3/16:9) for optimal display.
Allows setting the screen saver time or disabling the function.
Describes setting up NTP server and Timezone for automatic time synchronization.
Guides on manually entering the year, month, date, hour, minute, and second.
Details entering the NTP Server name for synchronizing network computer clocks.
Guides on adjusting the timezone to match the user's country or area.
Instructions for manually entering the year, month, day, hour, and minute.
Guides on resetting LAN configuration, call settings, and codecs to factory defaults.
Explains how to delete all phonebook entries saved in the system.
Guides on deleting all incoming and outgoing call records from the call history.
Details the 5 types of white balance settings (Auto, Cloudy, Daylight, Fluorescent, Tungsten) for camera image adjustment.
Guides on selecting the exposure level (1-9 or auto) for the camera image.
Explains how to select the correct frequency setting (Auto/50Hz/60Hz/OFF) for the camera.
Guides on enabling the upside-down camera flip for specific mounting positions.
Details how to adjust the MIC Gain Level (up to 9) for optimal audio reception.
Guides on selecting the MIC input source (MIC in or Audio in) to avoid echo issues.
Details supported video codecs like H.264, H.263+, and H.263 for video quality.
Details supported audio codecs like G.728, G.722.1C*, G.722.1*, G.722, G.711 for audio quality.
Introduces network settings including SIP Server, Gatekeeper, Firewall, and LAN configurations.
Guides on automatically obtaining an IP address from a DHCP server.
Details manual configuration of IP address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, and DNS servers.
Guides on manually entering the IP address for network configuration.
Explains how to enter the subnet mask address when not obtained automatically.
Guides on entering the gateway address for network connectivity.
Details entering Preferred and Alternate DNS Server addresses for name resolution.
Explains IPv6 addressing and configuration steps, including static and auto IP acquisition.
Guides on configuring a static IP address for IPv6.
Describes automatically obtaining an IP address for IPv6.
Guides on manually entering the IP address for IPv6 configuration.
Explains how to enter the prefix length for IPv6 devices.
Guides on specifying the range for TCP/UDP ports used by the system.
Emphasizes configuring the firewall to allow inbound/outbound traffic for H.323 calls.
Guides on enabling NAT systems to communicate with devices outside the LAN.
Details entering the NAT public address when the NAT feature is enabled.
Guides on entering a SIP site name for identification and web activity.
Guides on selecting between IPv4 and IPv6 for the internet protocol.
Explains the choice between TCP and UDP for SIP transport protocol.
Instructions for changing the default SIP port if needed.
Guides on activating or deactivating the SIP service using the checkbox.
Explains entering the IP address of the SIP NAT traversal server.
Guides on marking the checkbox to enable the STUN server function.
Guides on entering the terminal server name for SIP server registration.
Guides on entering the authorization name for SIP server registration.
Instructs on entering the password for SIP server registration.
Details entering the Registrar Server name for user registration and location service.
Explains entering the Proxy Server name for network communication.
Guides on checking the box to activate/deactivate the account using Registrar.
Guides on specifying the name for gatekeepers and gateways to identify the system.
Details entering a numeric value for the gatekeeper to identify the system.
Guides on entering the IP address for the gatekeeper server.
Guides on activating or deactivating the gatekeeper function.
Explains enabling H.460 Firewall Traversal and required firewall port forwarding.
Guides on accessing the AVer EVC system remotely via a web browser using the WebTool.
Lists functions accessible via the WebTool: Phonebook, Dial, Call History, Video/Audio, General Setting, Network.
Guides on editing phonebook entries using MS Excel and saving them as XML Data.
Explains how to download contact data from the AVer EVC system.
Guides on uploading edited or added phonebook entries from WebTool to the AVer EVC system.
Guides on selecting a site contact from the phonebook list and initiating a call.
Explains using the remote controller to enter an IP address and select "Call" to initiate a call.
Guides on selecting a site from the call history and initiating a call.
Details connecting directly to the internet and configuring the system with a public IP address.
Explains connecting through a firewall and setting up port forwarding for private IP configuration.
Guides on manually inputting IP address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway for private networks.
Details enabling NAT and entering the NAT Public (WAN) address for firewall traversal.
Guides on entering the Gatekeeper IP address and enabling the "Use Gatekeeper" option.
Explains enabling H.460 Firewall Traversal and required firewall port forwarding.
Lists hardware details including I/O Ports, LAN Connector, Camera, Remote Controller, Power, Housing, and Dimensions.
Details video resolutions, inputs, outputs, and supported standards like H.264, H.263.
Details audio inputs, outputs, and supported standards like G.711, G.722.
Lists control information like Program Control, Remote Control, Web Server, and environmental operating conditions.
Provides solutions for audio problems like no sound, muted mics, or poor audio quality.
Guides on resolving issues with video conference calls, connectivity, and OSD display.
Addresses issues with LAN connection failures, WebTool access, and IP address conflicts.
Covers issues like call connection failures, forgotten passwords, and camera control problems.
Provides safety guidelines for handling and disposing of remote control batteries.
Specifies the limitations and conditions under which the warranty applies.
Disclaims all other warranties, whether express or implied, for the product.
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