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Operate the unit from a computer that is connected to the same network as the unit.

Open a web browser on the computer,

enter the unit’s IP address in the address

bar, and press the Enter key.

Enter the user name and password in the

dialog box that appears, and click [OK].

The web control screen appears.

Use the following user name and password when logging in for

the first time.

User name: sonypcs

Password: sonypcs

The Initial Setup Wizard will appear when you log in. Configure

the necessary settings, and change the password. (The user

name cannot be changed.) After you log in again and agree

to the end-user license agreement, the unit will be ready for

operation.

Enter the IP address.

The factory default address is

“192.168.0.100.”

Enter the user name and password.

The user name is “sonypcs” or “pcsuser,” and the

password is configured by the administrator.

PCS-MCS1 HD MCU System

Quick Reference Guide

Operating the Unit

System Configuration Example

The unit allows you to hold conferences with up to 16 connected points.

PCSA-MPE2 

PCS-MCS1Computer

Videoconferencing terminal

PCSA-MPE1 

#1 #2 #16#5 #11#6 #12#3 #7 #13#9 #15#4 #8 #14#10

Optional software (not supplied) is required to connect to more than four points.

Status Indicators

You can verify the status of the unit via the two indicators on the front panel.

: Off : Lit : Blinking

Status POWER

indicator

NETWORK

indicator

Remark

The unit is turned off.

The unit is starting up.

The unit is shutting down.

The unit is turned on (not connected to network).

Initial setup is not complete. The unit cannot be operated.

Complete initial setup.

The IP address is being obtained.

The unit is turned on (conferencing is possible).

Conference is in progress. Indicators alternate in blinking

A problem with the network exists. –

A problem with the unit’s hardware exists. –

The unit’s configurations are being saved to a USB

storage device.

Indicators blink rapidly in

unison.

The unit’s configurations are being loaded from a

USB storage device.

Indicators alternate in blinking

rapidly.

The unit’s firmware is being updated. Indicators alternate in blinking

slowly.

You can save the unit’s configuration file to a USB storage device to verify the IP address in the following cases.

You forgot the IP address you assigned to the unit.



You want to verify the IP address to operate the unit in DHCP mode.



 

Turn on the unit, and insert the USB storage device into the USB port on the rear

panel.

Press the utility button one time quickly on the rear panel.

The POWER indicator and NETWORK indicator rapidly blink green in unison, and the configuration data is saved to the USB

storage device as a text file.

Remove the USB storage device when the indicators return to their original state

from before saving, indicating that saving is complete.

You can view the configuration file (pcsinisetup.txt) stored on the USB storage device via a computer, and verify the settings.

Verifying the Unit’s IP Address