Sony Ipela PCS-XG100 - User Manual

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Questions and Answers

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qpriceJul 30, 2025
How to fix no sound on Sony Ipela PCS-XG100 Conference System?
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  Christopher RossJul 30, 2025
  If you're experiencing low or no sound on your Sony Conference System, there are several potential causes: * The system volume might be too low. Try adjusting it using the VOLUME +/– buttons on the Remote Commander. * The TV monitor volume could be set too low. Adjust the volume on the TV monitor. * The remote party's microphone may be off. Ask them to turn it on. * The audio input might not be selected correctly. Configure “Input Select (MIC)” and “Audio Input” properly in the Audio setup menu. * The microphone or external equipment might not be connected correctly. Check all connections.
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Robin WatkinsAug 12, 2025
How to fix blurred picture on Sony Ipela PCS-XG100?
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  nicole88Aug 12, 2025
  If the picture on your Sony Conference System appears blurred: * If manual focus is selected, adjust the focus manually. * If auto focus is selected and the background is too bright, contrast is too high, or there are fine line patterns, switch to manual focus and adjust it manually.
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Kelly BuchananAug 16, 2025
What to do if Remote Commander does not operate Sony Conference System?
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  Jeffrey HallAug 16, 2025
  If the Remote Commander isn't operating your Sony Conference System, the pairing might have failed. Try performing the pairing of the Remote Commander with the system again.
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icookAug 20, 2025
Why SRG-120DH HD Camera Unit of Sony Ipela PCS-XG100 does not turn on?
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  dawn88Aug 20, 2025
  If the SRG-120DH HD Camera Unit isn't turning on, the DC 12V connector of the supplied camera cable might not be fully connected. Ensure that it is fully and securely connected.
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Stephanie BellAug 25, 2025
Why can't I save pictures to USB on Sony Ipela PCS-XG100?
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  Michele BeckAug 26, 2025
  If you're unable to save still pictures or the Phone Book to a USB storage device with your Sony Conference System, it's possible that the USB storage device is full. Try using another USB storage device.
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Jill JohnsonNov 2, 2025
What to do if there is no picture on Sony Conference System?
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  Edward WeaverNov 2, 2025
  If there is no picture on your Sony Conference System, consider these potential causes: * The selected picture source might not be turned on. Ensure the video equipment is powered on. * The video input might not be selected properly. Choose the correct video input. * The selected picture source might not be correctly connected. Verify all connections. * The camera movement might be prevented. Try turning the system off and then on again. * If using direct dialing, the dialed number might be incorrect. Double-check the number entered. * The 'Line I/F' setting might be incorrect when using direct dialing. Set 'Line I/F' to the correct interface. * The registered items in the Phone Book might be incorrect. Register the party correctly. * Some of the system settings might be i...
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Leslie LaraNov 7, 2025
Why Sony Conference System has no connection?
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  Diana GarciaNov 7, 2025
  If your Sony Conference System is unable to connect, here are some possible reasons: * If you disconnected communication improperly, such as unplugging an ISDN cable or turning off the system during communication, you might not be able to connect for a while. Turn off the power and wait a few minutes before turning it back on. * If using LAN, there may be a connection timeout. Try again later. * If using LAN, the packet for communication may not be acceptable under the current LAN environment. Consult with the system administrator. * The remote terminal might not be turned on. Ask the remote party to turn on their terminal. * The remote party might be in standby mode, causing a delay. Ask them to cancel standby mode. * The remote party might be in communication with someone el...

Summary

Chapter 2: Registration and Setup for System Administrators

Registering Local Information

Covers setting up local system details via setup menus and introduces the menus.

Line Interface Setup Menu

Used to select the line interface for connection with a remote party.

Communication Setup Menu

Used to set up communications, varying with line interface and individual settings.

Audio Setup Menu

Used to set various audio items, including input, output, and echo cancellation.

Video Setup Menu

Used to set up video input/output, including monitor output and frequency.

LAN Setup Menu

Used to set up LAN connection, including host name, IP, and DHCP.

Administrator setup menu

Used for system administrators to register passwords for security and access control.

Displaying the Machine Status Menu

Allows display of system versions, communication mode, and connected equipment status.

Restrictions on the Use of LAN2 (PCS-XG100;XG100 S only)

Details restrictions and limitations when using the LAN2 connector.

Setting Up the Network Configurations

Describes how to set up network configurations for various networks like DHCP and PPPoE.

Chapter 1: Installation and Preparation

Features

Details the capabilities and specifications of the HD Visual Communication System.

System Components

Describes the basic and optional components packaged with the system.

System Configuration

Explains different system configurations using LAN, ISDN, and SIP connections.

Preparing the System

Covers initial setup steps like inserting batteries and pairing the remote commander.

Turning the System On;Off

Explains the procedure for powering the system on, off, and entering standby mode.

Setting Up the System Immediately after the Installation - Initial Setup Wizard

Outlines the initial setup process using the on-screen wizard for language, region, and network.

Using the Menus

Explains how to navigate and use the system's on-screen menus and their functions.

Chapter 3: Basic Connection

Starting a Connection by Calling a Remote Party

Guides on initiating communication with a remote party via various methods like Connect menu or direct dial.

Receiving a Call from a Remote Party

Guides on answering incoming calls, both manual and auto, and handling connection messages.

Registering a Remote Party - Phone Book

Details how to register new parties in the phone book, including group creation and private books.

Adjusting the Sound

Covers adjusting received volume and momentarily muting local audio during communication.

Adjusting the Camera

Guides on adjusting camera angle, zoom, brightness, and using preset functions.

Selecting the Input Picture and Sound

Covers switching between local/remote pictures and inputting audio/video from external equipment.

Capturing the Screen

Explains how to capture local or remote screen images as still images to USB storage.

Chapter 4: Connection with Optional Equipment

Using a Tools Menu

Explains how to use the Tools menu for operations like Presentation, Streaming, and Recording.

Presentation

Details transmitting DVI-I 2 picture input from a computer for simultaneous presentation.

Streaming

Explains broadcasting live visual communication streams viewable over the web.

Recording

Guides on saving video and audio of communication to a USB storage device.

Using the Annotation Function

Allows transmitting/receiving written graphics and pointers using a pen tablet during communication.

Using Multiple Microphones

Explains connecting and using multiple PCS-A1 microphones for stereo sound input.

Viewing the Picture from the System on a Monitor or Projector

Explains how to view system output on connected monitors or projectors.

Chapter 5: Encrypted Connection

Preparing for an Encrypted Connection via LAN

Explains setting 'Encryption Mode' to 'Connect Priority' or 'Encrypt Priority' for secure connections.

Starting an Encrypted Connection

Details how to start an encrypted connection and lists error messages and their causes.

Chapter 6: Multipoint Connection

Connection Examples of a Multipoint Connection

Shows examples of multipoint connections via LAN, LAN/ISDN, and cascade setups.

Using the Cascade Connection via LAN (Up to 16 Points)

Details cascade connection using two main terminals for up to 16 points.

Using Both LAN and ISDN

Explains multipoint connection configurations using mixed LAN and ISDN lines.

Ending the Multipoint Connection

Explains how to disconnect individual terminals or all terminals in a multipoint call.

Using the Display Control

Covers controlling broadcast modes like Split, Voice Activate, and Broadcast Select.

Chapter 7: Web Control Function

Opening the Web Page

Explains how to access the system's web interface by entering the IP address in a browser.

Identifying a User

Guides on logging in with user name and password to access web pages and configure settings.

How to Use [Home] Menu

Details using the Home menu for selecting line interface, entering addresses, and dialing.

How to Use [Version Up] Page

Guides on upgrading system software via the web interface, including phone books and configurations.

Chapter 8: Camera Units

HD Camera Unit Features

Details the features of various HD camera units like SRG-120DH, PCSA-CXG100, EVI-H100V.

Installing the SRG-120 DH HD Camera Unit

Provides instructions for installing the SRG-120DH camera on a desk, tripod, or using screw holes.

HD Camera Unit Parts Identification

Identifies front, rear, and bottom parts of the SRG-120DH camera unit.

Appendix

Location and Function of Parts and Controls

Identifies and explains the function of front, rear, and bottom parts of the system and its accessories.

PCS-RFZ1 RF Remote Commander (Supplied)

Identifies and explains the functions of the supplied remote commander buttons and battery compartment.

Indicators

Explains the meaning of various icons and indicators displayed on the monitor.

Troubleshooting

Provides solutions for common system malfunctions and symptoms like no picture or no connection.

Specifications

Lists detailed technical specifications for the system and its optional equipment.

Menu Configuration

Outlines the system's menu structure, options, and initial settings.