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Sony PCS-1600/1600P Compact Conference Package Operating Instructions
This manual provides operating instructions for the Sony PCS-1600/1600P Compact Conference Package, a videoconferencing system designed for ISDN and non-ISDN lines. It includes safety warnings, FCC compliance information, and guidance on system setup, basic operation, advanced features, registration, optional equipment, and multipoint conferencing.
The document covers preparing the system, making and receiving calls, adjusting camera and sound, registering remote parties, configuring ISDN and LAN settings, using optional boards and microphones, recording meetings, and conducting multipoint conferences. An appendix provides part locations, on-screen messages, troubleshooting, specifications, and a glossary.
SONY PCS-1600 specifications
| Maximum phone book entries | 500 (503 for PCS‑G70) |
|---|---|
| Maximum picture size | 80 × 60 pixels, ≤2 KB |
| Supported operating system | Microsoft Windows XP |
| Phone book data format | CSV |
| Picture format | JPEG |
Source: Sony PCS-1/PCS-11/PCS-TL50/PCS-G70/PCS-1600 Operation Manual
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Questions answered in these manuals
How many phone book entries can be stored?
Up to 500 entries can be stored, and the PCS‑G70 model allows 503 entries.
From: Sony PCS-1/PCS-11/PCS-TL50/PCS-G70/PCS-1600 Operation Manual
What is the maximum picture size allowed?
Pictures may be up to 80 × 60 pixels and must not exceed 2 KB in size.
From: Sony PCS-1/PCS-11/PCS-TL50/PCS-G70/PCS-1600 Operation Manual
What is the model number of the Sony Compact Conference Package?
The model number is PCS-1600/1600P.
From: Sony PCS-1600/1600P Compact Conference Package Operating Instructions
What does the manual cover regarding ISDN lines?
The manual focuses on using ISDN lines to conduct a videoconference, but also covers non-ISDN lines.
From: Sony PCS-1600/1600P Compact Conference Package Operating Instructions