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User Manual
Onsight 1000/2000/2500
Version 5
Another Innovation by Librestream
Librestream Onsight 1000/2000/2500
User Manual
Doc #: 400135-02
October 2011
Information in this document is subject
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Table of Contents
Getting Started.............................................................................................1
1.1
The Onsight System ......................................................................................1
1.2
Onsight Mobile Collaboration Device .............................................................2
1.3
About this Manual ..........................................................................................2
1.3.1
Accessories and Support...........................................................................2
1.4
Models ...........................................................................................................2
1.5
What’s in the Box ...........................................................................................2
1.6
Parts of the Onsight Device ...........................................................................3
1.6.1
Onsight 1000 .............................................................................................3
1.6.2
Onsight 2000/2500 ....................................................................................4
1.6.3
Control Buttons..........................................................................................5
1.6.4
Navigation Pad Buttons .............................................................................6
1.6.5
Zoom/Manual Focus Control .....................................................................7
1.6.6
1.7
Indicators ...................................................................................................7
Onsight 2000/2500 Accessories ....................................................................8
1.7.1
I/O Cover ...................................................................................................8
1.7.2
Power Sled ................................................................................................9
1.7.3
1.8
I/O Sled ...................................................................................................10
User Interface Features ...............................................................................11
1.8.1
Viewfinder................................................................................................11
1.8.2
Soft Keys .................................................................................................11
1.8.3
Icons........................................................................................................11
1.8.4
Standard Onsight Device Icons ...............................................................12
1.8.5
Main Menu...............................................................................................15
1.8.6
Stylus.......................................................................................................15
1.8.7
On-Screen Keyboard...............................................................................16
1.8.8
General Conventions...............................................................................16
1.8.9
Terminology and Definitions ....................................................................16
1.8.10
Tips..........................................................................................................16
Onsight Device Basic Operation ..............................................................17
2.1
Charging the Battery ....................................................................................17
2.2
Inserting or Replacing the Battery................................................................17
2.2.1
Onsight 1000 Battery Replacement.........................................................18
2.2.2
Onsight 2000/2500 Battery Replacement ................................................19
2.3
2.3.1
2.4
2.4.1
Calibrating the Integrated Touch Panel .......................................................21
Displaying the Calibration Screen Using Navigation Pad Buttons ...........21
Turning Power On or Off..............................................................................21
Power On Mode.......................................................................................21
2.4.2
Power Off Mode.......................................................................................21
2.4.3
Standby Mode .........................................................................................22
2.4.4
2.5
2.5.1
Resetting the Onsight Device (Soft Reset) ..............................................22
Logging On & Off .........................................................................................23
Logging On ..............................................................................................23
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2.5.2
2.6
2.6.1
2.6.2
Logging Off ..............................................................................................23
Inserting and Removing an SD Memory Card .............................................24
Onsight 1000 ...........................................................................................24
Onsight 2000/2500 ..................................................................................25
Answering & Initiating Calls .....................................................................26
3.1
Network Access ...........................................................................................26
3.2
Answering an Incoming Call ........................................................................27
3.3
Initiating (Starting) a Call..............................................................................28
3.4
Ending a Call ...............................................................................................29
3.5
VoIP Telephone Communication .................................................................29
Viewfinder Features & Display Modes .....................................................30
4.1
Controlling the Viewfinder Mode ..................................................................30
4.1.1
Turn Viewfinder Backlight On or Power Save..........................................30
4.1.2
Default Viewfinder Mode .........................................................................31
4.1.3
Session Information.................................................................................31
4.1.4
Streaming Status .....................................................................................32
4.1.5
Viewfinder Main Menu .............................................................................33
Audio/Video (AV) Functions .....................................................................34
5.1
Turning the Video Stream On or Off ............................................................34
5.2
Setting the Subject Audio Source and Volumes ..........................................34
5.3
Using S-Video..............................................................................................36
5.4
Turning Illumination On or Off......................................................................37
5.5
Adjusting Zoom Levels.................................................................................38
5.6
Focusing ......................................................................................................38
5.6.1
Automatic Focus......................................................................................38
5.6.2
Manual Focus ..........................................................................................38
5.7
Telestration (Drawing Lines on the Viewfinder) ...........................................39
5.7.1
Telestration while Streaming Live Video..................................................39
5.7.2
Telestration while Streaming Recorded Video.........................................41
5.7.3
Telestration Colors ..................................................................................43
5.8
Capturing and Sharing Images ....................................................................46
5.8.1
Capturing Still Images for Local Viewing Only .........................................46
5.8.2
Sharing a Live Image...............................................................................47
5.8.3
5.9
5.9.1
Sharing a Saved Image ...........................................................................49
Recording and Playing Videos.....................................................................49
Recording a Video ...................................................................................50
5.9.2
Playing a Video Recording Locally (not in a Call) ....................................50
5.9.3
Streaming a Video Recording..................................................................51
Menus .........................................................................................................53
6.1
Stream Setup...............................................................................................53
6.2
Checking Status...........................................................................................54
6.3
Viewing Local Contacts................................................................................55
6.3.1
Local Contacts.........................................................................................55
6.3.2
History .....................................................................................................56
6.4
Managing Files ............................................................................................56
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6.4.1
Rename Files and Folders ......................................................................58
6.4.2
Playing Videos.........................................................................................58
6.4.3
Viewing an Image Locally ........................................................................58
6.4.4
6.5
Sharing an Image with Onsight Expert ....................................................59
Configuration ...............................................................................................59
Maintaining the Onsight Device ...............................................................61
7.1
General Recommendations .........................................................................61
7.2
Inspection/Maintenance/Cleaning................................................................61
7.3
Display/Touch Screen..................................................................................61
7.4
Optics...........................................................................................................61
7.5
Ergonomic Recommendations.....................................................................61
Onsight 1000 Technical Specifications....................................................62
Onsight 2000R/Onsight 2000Ex Technical Specifications .....................64
10
Onsight 2500R/Onsight 2500Ex Technical Specifications .....................66
11
Service Information ...................................................................................68
12
Regulatory and Safety Information ..........................................................69
13
Librestream Limited Warranty Agreement ..............................................70
14
End User License Agreement ...................................................................71
15
Librestream Contact Information .............................................................78
Figures
Figure 1 – The Onsight System....................................................................................1
Figure 2 – Onsight 1000...............................................................................................3
Figure 3 – Onsight 2000/2500......................................................................................4
Figure 4 – Control Buttons ...........................................................................................5
Figure 5 – Navigation Pad Buttons...............................................................................6
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Getting Started
1 Getting Started
1.1
The Onsight System
The Onsight system provides real-time video conferencing in locations that are usually not accessible with
standard video conferencing equipment. This includes locations such as test labs, health care facilities, factory
floors, service departments, remote suppliers, inspection areas, customer facilities, and other remote work team
locations.
Figure 1 – The Onsight System
Onsight is the only mobile collaboration solution that fully connects experts to remote locations in real time. Using
Onsight, an internal expert can see live video and/or images and share feedback with field staff or external
suppliers to assess operations or resolve issues immediately.
The Onsight system is comprised of three main components:
1. Mobile collaboration devices for use in the field.
2. Onsight Expert software installed on the expert’s computer.
3. Onsight Management Suite administrative software to centrally manage the system.
Additionally, Onsight is compatible with a wide range of third-party videoconferencing equipment.
Together, these components provide a full mobile collaboration solution. Using Onsight, a field worker can quickly
collaborate with multiple offsite experts through live video, images, voice, and on-screen drawing (“telestration”)
using an easy to use hand-held, wireless device. Experts and field workers can resolve issues, fix problems,
diagnose, or monitor field situations on the shop floor, in a remote health clinic, or at the scene of an emergency.
Onsight Expert can simultaneously connect to multiple Onsight Expert users
and multiple Onsight devices.
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1.2
Getting Started
Onsight Mobile Collaboration Device
The Onsight mobile collaboration devices are used to communicate with an Onsight Expert user (or multiple
Onsight Expert users) over an Onsight System network. The Onsight device can fully collaborate from a remote
site.
Technical experts and remote operators can jointly view, consult, diagnose and resolve issues by sending highresolution video, sound and still images through streaming multimedia from the Onsight device to one or more
Windows PCs running Onsight Expert.
Multiple Onsight Experts and Onsight devices can participate in a conference call. The Onsight Expert user who
establishes the connection with the Onsight device is called the Conference Host.
The Onsight device operator and Onsight Expert can:
Converse just as they would on a mobile telephone
Stream audio and video recordings in real time
View and listen to streaming audio/video output in real time
Record and play back video
Draw (telestrate) on the video image
Capture and save snapshot images
Share snapshot images
Draw (telestrate) on the snapshot image
Remotely adjust the controls on the Onsight device (e.g., zoom, focus, lighting, etc.)
1.3
About this Manual
This manual describes how to use the Onsight device on a system that has already been set up and configured.
For information on the Onsight Expert application, consult the Onsight Expert User Manual.
1.3.1 Accessories and Support
For information on additional accessories or for updated Onsight documentation, consult the Librestream website
at http://www.librestream.com/. For support information, including troubleshooting and release bulletins, consult
the Librestream website at http://www.librestream.com/support.
1.4
Models
The Onsight system includes powerful and easy to use mobile devices that are specifically designed to operate
within different environments. These environments range from light industrial usage in locations such as hospitals
or repair depots to harsh outdoor environments including potentially hazardous locations. For a complete list of
the Onsight mobile devices, please see http://www.librestream.com/products.html.
1.5
What’s in the Box
The Onsight 1000 or 2000/2500 mobile collaboration device includes:
External power adapter
Rechargeable 2400 mAH Li-Ion battery pack
Wrist strap
Stylus (1 for the Onsight 1000)
Stylus screwdriver (2 for the Onsight 2000/2500 – one is a spare)
I/O cover (Onsight 2000/2500 only)
Power sled (Onsight 2000/2500 only)
Lens cover (Onsight 2000/2500 only)
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1.6.1
Getting Started
Parts of the Onsight Device
Onsight 1000
Note 1: For S-Video Out capability, please
contact Librestream.
Figure 2 – Onsight 1000
Before operating the Onsight 1000 device, you must read the
Onsight 1000 Regulatory and Safety Guide.
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1.6.2
Onsight 2000/2500
Figure 3 – Onsight 2000/2500
Before operating the Onsight 2000/2500 device, you must read
the Onsight 2000/2500 Regulatory and Safety Guide.
See paragraph 1.7 on page 8 for a description of the Onsight 2000/2500 accessories.
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1.6.3
Control Buttons
Function (Onsight 2000/2500 only)
Manual focus
Display mode
Record
Power
Figure 4 – Control Buttons
Button
Name
Function
Function
(Onsight
2000/2500 only)
Holding this button allows the use of the control
buttons of the Navigation pad while navigating a menu
on the Viewfinder.
Manual Focus
Use this button to set the focus manually or to resume
automatic focusing. It works in combination with the
Zoom buttons. See paragraph 5.6, Focusing, on page
38 for more information.
Display Mode
This button cycles through the Onsight device’s
multiple display modes. See section 4, Viewfinder
Features & Display Modes, on page 30 for more
information.
Record
Press this button to start/stop recording to a local
Secure Digital (SD) memory card.
Power
This button controls On/Off/Standby modes. See
paragraph 2.4, Turning Power On or Off, on page 21
for more information.
If device status is…
Power button function
Off
Press and release the button to turn
the power on.
On
Press and release the button to go
to Standby mode.
Standby
Press and release the button to
enter Power On mode.
On or Standby
Press and hold the button for two
seconds to turn the unit off. A
shutdown message appears.
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1.6.4 Navigation Pad Buttons
These context-sensitive buttons control audio volume, microphone mute and the illumination ring. They also
function as command buttons and directional buttons for the menus.
Figure 5 – Navigation Pad Buttons
Button
Function
Menu Function
Start or accept call (Send)
OK or Enter
End a call or reject an incoming call invitation
Cancel
Increase volume
Up arrow
Microphone mute
Left arrow
Decrease volume
Down arrow
Front illumination light:
Right arrow
Onsight 1000: normal/off
Onsight 2000/2500: normal/macro/off
Enter/Freeze
Accept
Onsight 2000/2500 only – to use the functions of the Navigation pad (e.g.,
Microphone mute) while navigating a menu, press and hold the Function
button, then press the navigation button.
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1.6.5 Zoom/Manual Focus Control
The Zoom buttons
are located on the back of the Onsight device, directly above the Navigation pad (see
Figure 5 on page 6). These allow the operator to set zoom levels on the camera or to set focus manually.
The Manual Focus
button is located on the back of the Onsight device on the left side (see Figure 4 on page
5). To set the focus manually, see paragraph 5.6.2, Manual Focus, on page 38.
1.6.6
Indicators
Indicator
Name
Explanation
Power mode indicator
Green = On or Standby
Network indicator
Green = Connected to network
Off = Not connected to network
Battery/power indicator
Orange = Battery is charging
Off = Battery is charged or power is not
connected
Stream/record
Red = streaming/recording on
Off = streaming/recording off
Ethernet port
Establish the Ethernet connection before
powering on the Onsight device. On the
Onsight 1000, the Ethernet port is on the
side. On the Onsight 2000/2500, the
Ethernet port is located on the I/O Sled
accessory.
The Ethernet port includes two LED
indicators.
Yellow On = a wired network link exists
Yellow Flashing = indicates wired network
activity
Yellow Off = no wired network link
Green On = 100 Mbps
Green Off = 10 Mbps
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1.7
Getting Started
Onsight 2000/2500 Accessories
The Onsight 2000/2500 comes with an I/O Cover and a Power Sled. The I/O Sled is an optional accessory.
1.7.1
I/O Cover
Before removing the I/O Cover or before using the Onsight
2000Ex/2500Ex Device without the I/O Cover installed, you
must read the Onsight 2000/2500 Regulatory and Safety Guide.
The I/O Cover comes attached to the camera and can be removed using the stylus screwdriver. The I/O Cover
seals and protects the I/O Connector so that the I/O Connector is not exposed. Remove the I/O cover when
attaching the Power Sled or I/O Sled.
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1.7.2
Power Sled
Before using the Power Sled with the Onsight 2000Ex/2500Ex,
you must read the Onsight 2000/2500 Regulatory and Safety
Guide.
Attach the external Power Sled in order to operate the Onsight 2000/2500 from external power and/or to charge
the battery. Remove the I/O Cover, insert the Power Sled into the I/O Connector, and tighten the thumb screws
with the stylus screwdriver.
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1.7.3 I/O Sled
The I/O Sled is an optional accessory that is required in order to use the Audio-in, S-Video, and Ethernet features
of the Onsight 2000/2500.
Establish the Ethernet connection before powering on the Onsight 2000/2500.
Before using the I/O Sled with the Onsight 2000Ex/2500Ex, you
must read the Onsight 2000/2500 Regulatory and Safety Guide.
To attach the I/O Sled, insert into the I/O Connector of the Onsight device. Tighten the thumb screws with the
stylus screwdriver.
The parts of the I/O Sled accessory are as follows:
I/O Sled showing
cable management
Power pins (2)
I/O Connector
Audio
Line-in
Tie strap loop (tie strap
not supplied)
Power
S-Video
Thumb screw (2)
Ethernet
USB
Cable slot
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1.8
Getting Started
User Interface Features
1.8.1 Viewfinder
The display on the back of the Onsight device functions as a camera viewfinder. By default, it shows what the
lens at the front of the Onsight device is viewing, but it can also provide status information and menus. Depending
on the display mode, the Viewfinder uses a status bar, icons, and popup windows to provide information,
notifications, and prompts as necessary.
Important: When you are using the Viewfinder screen, always use the stylus provided. Do not use other objects,
as this could damage the Viewfinder screen. Tap the screen lightly. Do not press hard or strike the screen.
For further information on the Viewfinder features and display modes, see section 4, Viewfinder Features &
Display Modes, on page 30.
1.8.2 Soft Keys
Some screens contain on-screen keys or buttons, e.g., Accept or Cancel on a configuration screen. You can
select these by tapping them with your stylus, or by pressing Navigation pad keys.
All references to “select” refer to pressing the appropriate Navigation pad key
(button) or tapping the screen element/icon with the stylus.
1.8.3 Icons
Some options or operating conditions cause notification icons to appear on the screen. Many of the icons are
touch sensitive – tap the icon with the stylus to view a pop-up message or status screen. Tap the status screen
again to dismiss the message.
Viewfinder icons provide status information and other notifications.
will provide a Status screen showing more detailed power and battery
For example, tapping the Power icon
to dismiss the message.
status. Tap the Status screen again or press the Display button
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Getting Started
Standard Onsight Device Icons
Icon
Description
Icon
Description
Power
Power Status – connected to
external power
Battery level is critically low or
the battery is defective
Battery fully charged
Battery low
Backlight power save
Backlight on
Standby
Network
Network connected
Network disconnected
Network error
Communication
Radio link disconnected
Low radio signal strength
General alert
Process successful (e.g.
software update complete)
General
Indicates the endpoint has
selected encryption mode as
their security setting.
Camera Functions
Manual focus mode
Optical Zoom
Illumination is off
Illumination is on
Macro Illumination is on
(2000/2500 only)
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Icon
Description
Icon
Getting Started
Description
Image Control
Image captured but not displayed
(tap icon to display the last
captured image)
Referred to as the Start Image
Display icon.
Image displayed locally on the
Viewfinder (tap icon or press
Capture button to exit)
Referred to as the Image
Displayed icon.
Image captured but not shared
while a call is connected (tap
icon to share the last captured
image)
Referred to as the Start Image
Share icon.
Image displayed locally on the
Viewfinder and shared with
Onsight Expert (tap icon or
press Capture button to exit)
Referred to as the Image
Shared icon.
Audio
Audio volume increased
Audio volume decreased
Audio output muted
Microphone enabled
Microphone muted
Stream initializing
Media stream active
Media stream is experiencing
significant packet loss
Media stream error
Live video is not paused
The live video stream is paused
Video
Video streaming is disabled
Telestration
Telestration icon (tap icon to
open the Telestration menu)
Calling
Call connected
Call disconnected
Incoming call invitation
Outgoing call request (waiting
for remote side to accept)
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Icon
Description
Icon
Getting Started
Description
Call Status
Telestration Color – when
clicked, brings up a color palette
to change the telestration color.
Any Onsight endpoint (Onsight
Expert or device) can change the
telestration color of any other
Onsight endpoint.
Endpoint Type – Onsight
Expert endpoint.
Endpoint Type – Onsight device
that is able to stream or receive
live video, and can share images
and recordings.
Endpoint Type – Onsight
device that is not able to stream
or receive live video, but can
share images and recordings.
Media Stream Source – Onsight
endpoint (Onsight Expert or
device) can be the Media
Stream Source. By default, the
Media Stream Source is the
active Onsight device in the
conference. If any Onsight
endpoint wants to play/stream a
recording then that endpoint
becomes the Media Stream
Source.
Recording
Remote endpoint is recording the
call (video is shared)
Remote endpoint is recording
the call (video not active)
Record active
Recording disabled (Privacy
mode)
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1.8.5 Main Menu
Access to the Main Menu is by using the Display Mode button
other setup options.
. The Main Menu is used for configuration and
Î To access the Main Menu:
button three times.
1. Press and release the Display Mode
2. The Main Menu appears with these selections.
3. To exit this menu, press and release the Display Mode button.
The Display Mode button cycles through additional display modes. See
section 4, Viewfinder Features & Display Modes, on page 30 for more
information.
1.8.6 Stylus
The stylus is used to select an icon or button, a menu item or keyboard character, or to view a pop-up message or
status screen. Simply tap the item with the stylus tip. For information screens or pop-up messages, tap the item
again to close it.
Tap the screen lightly. Do not press hard or strike the screen. Do not use other
objects, as this could damage the Viewfinder screen
The Onsight 2000/2500 device’s stylus has a screwdriver tip on one end. Do
not use the screwdriver tip to make any selections on the viewfinder. The
screwdriver tip is used for the I/O Sled, I/O Cover, and Power Sled, or for
opening the battery compartment.
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1.8.7 On-Screen Keyboard
The on-screen keyboard appears when you select a text field in the Viewfinder. Tap the keys with the stylus to
enter text. For additional characters, tap the Shift key.
To move the on-screen keyboard to a new location on the screen, touch the stylus to the top edge of the
keyboard image and drag it to a new location.
1.8.8
General Conventions
The “Δ symbol is used to identify to the user a sequence of steps that need to be performed for a specific
function.
i.e. Î To set the Standby delay…
Bold is used to identify a screen name, menu name, screen message, or specific icon name called out in an
instruction.
i.e. The message “Video resumed” appears.
The
The
1.8.9
icon identifies to the reader important information to be read.
icon identifies to the reader information that is useful for the function being described.
Terminology and Definitions
Only one Onsight device can stream live video in a conference call. This Onsight device is therefore referred
to as the primary Onsight device. All other Onsight devices in the conference call are referred to as secondary
Onsight devices.
“Expert” refers to the user of the Onsight Expert software application.
i.e. Onsight Expert software installed on the expert’s computer.
Onsight Expert or an Onsight device is designated as an endpoint.
"Video" or “Recording” can be used interchangeably depending on context, and can refer to:
ƒ
ƒ
a video recording which may include video, two-way voice, subject audio, images, and telestration
a two-way voice recording only
“Audio” or “Voice” refers to audio from an operator’s voice.
“Subject Audio” refers to the unprocessed sound coming from the subject captured by the Onsight device.
Temporary color change means that the color that was changed will revert back to its previous (default) color
after a session (call) has ended. A permanent color change is made by saving the new color as default (i.e.
Save As Default).
1.8.10 Tips
A conference call consists of more than two call participants. The host of the conference call is the Onsight
Expert user who establishes the connection with the Onsight device.
For video playback, live video streaming must be off.
When making a recording, it is possible to record a voice audio-only call.
You cannot share an image during video playback.
You can share an image during live streaming.
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Onsight Device Basic Operation
2 Onsight Device Basic Operation
Before operating the Onsight device, you must read the Onsight
Regulatory and Safety Guide.
Note that the Onsight device shuts itself off when battery power is low.
If the unit is on, and an operator is using it in an active call, a warning message appears so that the operator
has time to plug the Onsight device into the external power adapter, or end the call before the Onsight device
shuts off.
If the unit is in Standby, it simply shuts itself off.
If the unit is off, it cannot be started when the battery is low.
2.1
Charging the Battery
Before charging the battery for the Onsight 2000Ex/2500Ex, you
must read the Onsight 2000/2500 Regulatory and Safety Guide.
New batteries must be charged prior to first use.
Î To charge the battery:
1. Plug in the external power adaptor and allow the battery to charge until the orange battery indicator
extinguishes (up to eight hours).
2. The internal battery charger will shut itself off to prevent overcharging once the battery is fully charged.
Î To check current battery levels:
1. Press the Display button
once and check the Session Information Status bar at the bottom of the
Viewfinder which shows the battery level.
2. See paragraph 4.1.3, Session Information, on page 31 for more information on Viewfinder Features & Display
Modes.
2.2
Inserting or Replacing the Battery
Before using this device for the first time you must install and charge the battery.
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2.2.1
Onsight Device Basic Operation
Onsight 1000 Battery Replacement
Î To insert or replace the Onsight 1000 battery:
1. Ensure the device is powered off before proceeding. See paragraph 2.4, Turning Power On or Off, on page
21 for instructions.
2. Open the battery compartment and insert the battery until it clicks into place and is flush. It only fits one way.
3. Close the battery door as follows:
Ensure the lock switch is in the unlocked position.
Locked
ƒ
Unlocked
Orient the battery door so it is flat against the battery well, but with approximately a 3mm gap.
Gap
Slide the door toward the center of the unit until it is fully closed.
Slide the lock switch to the locked position.
4. Connect the Onsight 1000 to the external power adapter and charge the battery until the orange LED turns off
(up to 8 hours).
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The device will not operate on the external adapter alone. You must have a
battery installed.
2.2.2
Onsight 2000/2500 Battery Replacement
Before opening the Onsight 2000Ex/2500Ex battery cover, you
must read the Onsight 2000/2500 Regulatory and Safety Guide.
If an SD memory card needs to be inserted or replaced, it is best to do it at this
time, prior to installing the battery. See paragraph 2.6.2 on page 25 for
instructions on how to remove and replace an SD memory card.
Î To insert or replace the Onsight 2000/2500 battery:
1. Ensure the device is powered off before proceeding. See paragraph 2.4, Turning Power On or Off, on page
21 for instructions.
2. Open the battery compartment door using the stylus screwdriver.
Battery door thumb screw
3. If the battery is being replaced, remove the old battery by sliding the battery back towards the end of the
battery compartment and then lifting out the battery.
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4. When installing the new battery, align the contact edge of the battery with the small recess lines in the battery
compartment, keeping the opposite end of the battery up.
Alignment pins (2)
Recess lines (2)
5. Slide the battery towards the compartment door and push downward to place in the battery well.
6. When the battery is sitting flat on the compartment floor, slide the battery towards the compartment door until
seated.
7. Close the battery compartment and tighten the screw. Note that the door will not close if the battery is not fully
inserted, and the device will not start if the door is not properly closed.
8. Attach the Power Sled or I/O Sled and use the external power adapter to charge the battery until the orange
LED turns off (up to 8 hours).
The device will not operate on the external adapter alone. You must have a
battery installed.
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2.3
Onsight Device Basic Operation
Calibrating the Integrated Touch Panel
The Viewfinder display on the back of the Onsight device includes an integrated touch panel designed for use
with the stylus that has been included with the device. The Viewfinder touch panel allows control of many Onsight
device features, including menu selection, configuration, text entry (via on-screen keyboard) and on-screen button
selection. In addition, the touch panel can be used to draw over images and video. See paragraph 5.7,
Telestration (Drawing Lines on the Viewfinder), on page 39.
When you are using the Viewfinder screen, always use the stylus provided. Do
not use other objects, as this could damage the Viewfinder screen. Tap the
screen lightly. Do not press hard or strike the screen.
When you first start the Onsight device, if the touch screen has not been calibrated, a calibration screen is
presented. Follow the on-screen instructions to calibrate your touch panel to permit accurate stylus tracking.
2.3.1 Displaying the Calibration Screen Using Navigation Pad Buttons
If the touch screen is incorrectly calibrated to the extent that it can’t be used to navigate the menu settings, you
can access the screen calibration function using the keypad: simultaneously press and hold the Up and Down
buttons while not pressing the Enter button. This will display the touch calibration screen.
2.4
Turning Power On or Off
There are three power modes: On, Off and Standby.
2.4.1
Power On Mode
Î To turn the device on:
to turn the Onsight device on.
1. Press and release the Power button
2. When you first turn the camera on, you may be required to log in, and a touch panel calibration screen may
appear.
3. When the power is on the Power indicator LED is green.
2.4.2 Power Off Mode
Turning off the Onsight device automatically logs you out.
Î To turn the device off:
1. Press and hold the Power button
for two seconds.
If the device was on, a message is displayed indicating that the device is turning off.
If a call was active, a prompt appears asking for confirmation to terminate the call.
If the device was in Standby, it immediately switches off.
2. When the power is off the Power indicator LED
is off.
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2.4.3 Standby Mode
Standby mode provides longer battery life than Power On mode because it shuts down the display and puts the
camera into a low power mode. However, incoming calls will still be received. The Onsight device also enters
Standby mode automatically after a configurable amount of time.
Î To enter Standby mode:
1. Turn the Onsight device on.
to enter Standby mode.
2. Press and release the Power button
3. If a call was active, a prompt is displayed asking for confirmation to terminate the call. A message is displayed
indicating that the Onsight device is entering Standby.
4. When the Onsight device is in Standby mode, the Power indicator LED is green. This is the only visible
indication that the Onsight device is in Standby mode and is capable of receiving incoming calls.
Î To come out of Standby:
or answer an incoming call.
1. Press the Power button
2. If the device is configured to require that you log-in when resuming from Standby (this is set in Main Menu >
Configuration > Security > Login), you can answer a call but you must log in again before you can proceed
further, i.e. to use the Onsight device to stream video, access menus, or perform other functions. You can still
access the Status Menu and its options without logging in though.
Î To set the Standby delay:
1. From the standard Viewfinder display window, press and release the Display button
three times (or until
the Main Menu appears).
2. Tap the Configuration option with the stylus to display the Configuration screen.
3. Select General and then Power.
4. Set the time in the Standby Timeout field. Enter a time of ‘0’ to disable automatic Standby mode.
5. Click Accept to accept the change and exit the Configuration menu. Click Apply to accept the change but
remain in the Configuration menu. Click Cancel to cancel the change and exit the Configuration menu.
2.4.4 Resetting the Onsight Device (Soft Reset)
If the Onsight device becomes non-responsive and you cannot turn it off by pressing the Power button for two
seconds, a soft reset may be required.
Î To reset the Onsight device:
and Display
buttons until the display clears (approximately 10
1. Press and hold both the Power
seconds).
2. Do not perform a soft reset on the device unless it stops responding to normal operations.
CAUTION:
A hard reset can be generated using the reset switch accessible through the access hole located near the
SD memory slot in the Onsight 1000, or inside the battery compartment in the Onsight 2000/2500.
The hard reset should not be used by non-service personnel because damage to the Onsight device file
system may result.
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2.5
Onsight Device Basic Operation
Logging On & Off
2.5.1 Logging On
If your site requires a login, you will be prompted with a Login screen, as shown below. See your Onsight system
administrator for user name and password.
The default user name and password are:
Username: admin
Password: admin
We strongly recommend that you change the administrator password from the default admin as soon as you log
in.
Î To login to the Onsight device:
1. Tap the Username field with the stylus and select your user name from the list (your site administrator will
provide this to you).
2. Tap the Password field with the stylus. An on-screen keyboard will appear.
Keyboard appears when you
select a text field. Tap the keys
with the stylus to enter text.
To move the on-screen keyboard to a
new location on the screen, touch the
stylus to the top edge of the keyboard
and drag it to a new location.
3. Use the stylus to tap characters on the keyboard to enter your password.
4. Tap the Login button to finish logging in.
If your Onsight system administrator has enabled anonymous login, a Skip
button is available to bypass the login process.
2.5.2
Logging Off
Î To log out:
1. From the standard Viewfinder display window, press and release the Display button
three times (or until
the Main Menu appears).
2. Select Sign Out from the Main Menu.
3. If you are still in a call, a message will appear confirming that you need to hang up before you can sign out.
Select Hang Up to end the call and sign out back to the Login screen.
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2.6
Onsight Device Basic Operation
Inserting and Removing an SD Memory Card
The Onsight device features an SD memory card slot to support recording, playback, image capture as well as
configuration and system upgrades.
2.6.1
Onsight 1000
Î To insert or replace the Onsight 1000 SD memory card:
Do not remove the SD card while recording. This can corrupt the card data.
1. Open the SD memory card slot cover on the side of the device.
SD memory card
2.
3.
4.
5.
If there is already an SD memory card in place, gently push to release it from the slot.
Pull the card out. It should slide out easily.
Gently push the new card in until it clicks into place.
Close the compartment cover.
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2.6.2
Onsight Device Basic Operation
Onsight 2000/2500
Before opening the Onsight 2000Ex/2500Ex battery cover, you
must read the Onsight 2000/2500 Regulatory and Safety Guide.
Î To insert or replace the Onsight 2000/2500 SD memory card:
Do not open the battery door while recording. This can corrupt the memory
card data.
1. Ensure the device is powered off before proceeding. See paragraph 2.4, Turning Power On or Off, on page
21 for instructions.
2. Open the battery compartment door using the stylus screwdriver, and remove the battery by sliding the
battery back towards the end of the battery compartment and then lifting out the battery.
Battery door
thumb screw
SD memory card
Access door
3. If there is already an SD memory card in place, flip open the access door to release the card from the slot.
4. Pull the card out.
5. Place the new card in the slot (at a slight angle to engage the contacts first) and then gently push the card
down until it is seated.
6. Close the access door.
7. Re-insert the battery and close the compartment door.
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3 Answering & Initiating Calls
The Onsight device operator can either:
call an Onsight Expert user, or
x answer an incoming call from an Onsight Expert user.
Use the Send and End buttons on the Navigation pad to start and end calls, similar to the keys on a mobile
phone. Once a call is established, you can collaborate using voice, video, audio, images and annotations.
Note that Onsight Expert can initiate a conference call with other Onsight Expert users so that the Onsight device
can collaborate with multiple experts.
In order to participate in a call, all participants must have the same encryption
setting. The encryption setting of the person initiating the call must be used by
all other call participants. The Encryption Mode is set in the Main Menu >
Configuration > Security > Encryption screen. See paragraph 6.5,
Configuration, on page 59.
3.1
Network Access
Before you can answer or initiate a call, you must be able to communicate with the network, either through a
direct wired connection, or wireless connection. The Network link indicator , the middle of the three indicators
on the top of the Onsight device, indicates whether or not a Network link exists.
If a connection is required from a hotspot/guest network that requires browser access, go to the Main Menu >
Configuration > Network > Hotspot Login screen. A successful login will result in the display of the Librestream
welcome page. See paragraph 6.5, Configuration, on page 59.
Î To check current wireless network conditions:
1. Press the Display button once
and check the Session information at the bottom of the Viewfinder.
2. Another option is to press the Display button three times to display the Main Menu. Tap the Status Menu
option with the stylus, and then select Network Status.
See page 30 for more information on the Viewfinder Features & Display Modes.
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Answering & Initiating Calls
Answering an Incoming Call
To receive incoming calls, the Onsight device must be On or in Standby mode. When a call comes in, the Onsight
device rings like a mobile phone and the Viewfinder displays a dialog box similar to the one shown.
Î To accept (answer) the call:
1. Tap Accept or press the Onsight device Send button .
2. If there is more than one participant (i.e. Onsight Expert), in the call then the message “Other participants
are in this call. See the call status panel for details.” This means that there is more than one Onsight
Expert connected to the call and you are in a conference call.
icon to bring up the Call Status screen.
3. Tap the
4. Tap the Call Status screen to close it.
If a participant enters the conference, the name of the new participant will
appear in a message as in the example below:
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If a participant leaves the conference, the name of the participant leaving will
appear in a message as in the example below:
Î To refuse the call:
1. Tap Decline or press the End button
Î To enable automatic answering of a call:
1. From Main Menu > Configuration > Call Control > General, select “Enable auto answer”.
2. Any incoming call will now be answered automatically after three rings.
3.3
Initiating (Starting) a Call
Î To initiate or start a call from an Onsight device:
to display a Local Contacts window listing the contacts that this Onsight device
1. Press the Send button
has been set up to contact. This list is maintained by your Onsight system administrator.
2. Use the Navigation pad buttons, or tap the name to highlight the contact that you want to call. When you
select a name, the contact’s destination address appears in the field at the bottom of the window.
If the correct name does not exist, tap the field at the bottom of the window and use the on-screen keyboard
to enter the address of the contact you need to call. Consult your Onsight system administrator for details.
3. When the desired network address is displayed in the Network address field either tap Dial with the stylus or
to initiate the call.
press the Send button
You will hear the outgoing rings or a busy signal on the Onsight device just as you would on a mobile phone.
When the call is answered, you can start talking, just like a mobile phone. If the call is declined, a message will be
displayed indicating the reason.
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3.4
Answering & Initiating Calls
Ending a Call
Î To end a call:
1. Press the End button
Onsight Expert can also terminate the call from the Onsight Expert application.
3.5
VoIP Telephone Communication
Before using a headset with the Onsight 2000Ex/2500Ex, you
must read the Onsight 2000/2500 Regulatory and Safety Guide.
For conversation, the Onsight device can operate using its built-in microphone and speaker, or a headset:
Speaker phone – if a headset is not attached, the Onsight device operates as a speaker phone using its built-in
omni-directional microphone and speaker.
Headset – if you plug a headset into the headset connector the Onsight device uses the headset microphone and
speaker. This is useful in noisy environments or where privacy is a concern. In this case, Subject Audio continues
to use the built-in microphone or external audio line-in, if selected. When using a closed-ear headset, the
Headset Sidetone feature provides feedback to the user to ensure speaking volume is satisfactory. Main Menu >
Configuration > Audio > General enables the sidetone feature, and Main Menu > Configuration > Audio >
Volumes allows for sidetone volume adjustment.
Onsight 2000/2500 – Audio Line-in is only available on the I/O Sled accessory.
For more information on using the I/O Sled, see paragraph 1.7.3, I/O Sled, on
page 10.
If the operator needs to capture particular sounds as part of the video stream
(e.g., an odd noise being made by a piece of machinery), you can also set a
Subject Audio source, as described in paragraph 5.2, Setting the Subject
Audio Source and Volumes, on page 34.
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4 Viewfinder Features & Display Modes
The Viewfinder shows what the Onsight device is viewing, but it also provides status information and menus.
Depending on the display mode, the Viewfinder uses a status bar, icons, and popup windows to provide
information, notifications, and prompts as necessary.
Note that the status bar information and menus only appear for the Onsight device operator. This information
does not appear for the Onsight Expert software user who is receiving streamed information.
4.1
Controlling the Viewfinder Mode
Î To control the Viewfinder mode:
1. Starting from the Default mode that appears when the device first turns on, press the Display button
or more times to switch the Viewfinder into a different mode, as described below.
4.1.1
Display button
Result
Press and release once
Session information displayed.
Press and release second
time
Stream information displayed.
Press and release third time
Main Menu displayed – for configuration and other
setup options.
Press and release fourth time
Display returns to default Viewfinder mode.
Press and hold
Toggles the display backlight on or power save.
one
Turn Viewfinder Backlight On or Power Save
Î If you do not require the Viewfinder backlight:
until the backlight dims and enters power-saving mode. Placing the
1. Press and hold the Display button
backlight in power save mode extends run time when operating on battery.
2. Press and hold the Display button again to turn the backlight back on.
Î The default backlight level and power save mode can also be set from the Onsight device configuration
screen:
1. Press the Display button
three times until the Main Menu appears.
2. Select Configuration > Display > Backlight.
3. Select 5 to enable the Backlight power save.
4. If the Backlight power save is not enabled, use the slide bar to adjust the backlight level.
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4.1.2 Default Viewfinder Mode
This is the default mode that appears when you first turn the camera on. Viewfinder mode maximizes the visible
video area by providing as little extraneous screen information as possible. The Status bar area is initially blank,
but icons, pop-up notifications, and prompts appear as necessary.
Status bar area
4.1.3
Session Information
Î To view the Session Information Status bar:
1. Starting from the default Viewfinder, press Display
once to display session information in the Session
Information Status bar.
2. The Viewfinder shows live camera video and status information as shown below.
Client identifier
Battery level
Radio signal strength
Connect time (Duration)
Registration status
Date/Time
in the bottom left corner of
3. You can hide the Session Information Status bar by tapping on the Pin icon
the status bar.
4. To bring back the Session Information Status bar, tap the bottom of the screen or press Display.
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5. If you want to keep the Session Information Status bar visible, tap the Pin icon
4.1.4
Streaming Status
Î To view the Stream Status bar:
1. Starting from the default Viewfinder, press Display
twice to display stream information in the Stream
Status bar.
2. The Viewfinder shows live camera video and status information as shown below.
Stream quality
Zoom level
Stream video size
FPS (frame rate)
Bit rate
Date/Time
3. You can hide the Stream Status bar by tapping on the Pin icon
in the bottom left corner of the status bar.
4. To bring back the Stream Status bar, tap the bottom of the screen or press Display.
5. If you want to keep the Stream Status bar visible, tap the Pin icon .
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4.1.5
Viewfinder Features & Display Modes
Viewfinder Main Menu
Î To access the Main Menu:
three times.
1. Starting from the default Viewfinder, press Display
2. The Main Menu appears with these selections.
3. To exit this menu, press and release the Display
button.
For more information on the Main Menu and other menu options, see section 6, Menus, on page 53.
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Audio/Video (AV) Functions
5 Audio/Video (AV) Functions
Onsight can provide a complete record of a call, including two-way voice, video, subject audio, images and
telestration. Calls can also be recorded without an active video stream.
Once a call is connected, the Onsight device can send an AV media stream to Onsight Expert.
In a conference call the AV media stream is seen by all Onsight Expert participants. The secondary Onsight
devices can participate in image sharing and streaming of recorded audio/video, but unlike the primary Onsight
device, can not participate in live streaming.
5.1
Turning the Video Stream On or Off
Enabling the video stream sends a subject audio/video media stream from the Onsight device to the Onsight
Expert participants. The stream will continue as long as the call is connected or until the operator or Onsight
Expert selects an option to stop or temporarily freeze the streaming.
Î To start and stop streaming live video to Onsight Expert:
1. Press the Stream button on the top of the Onsight device.
2. Press the Stream button again to stop streaming.
This does not disconnect the call; the stream can be started and stopped as
often as desired within the current call.
Î To temporarily freeze the streaming video, without exiting from the video stream:
1. Press the Enter button . This freezes the video image.
2. Press the Enter button again to restart live video.
3. The message “Video resumed” appears.
If the device is sharing an image when the stream is resumed, then the video
stream resumes on the Onsight Expert Call window, but the captured image
remains in the Onsight device’s Viewfinder until image sharing is ended by
either briefly pressing the Capture button, or selecting End Still Image
Sharing from the Image Shared icon .
5.2
Setting the Subject Audio Source and Volumes
The Onsight device provides two audio channels: one for Subject Audio and one for VoIP telephone
communication.
Subject Audio is the unprocessed sound coming from the subject. The sound (Subject Audio) being captured and
streamed with the video is captured by the Onsight device’s built-in microphone or from an external audio source
connected to the Onsight device’s Audio Line-in port. This allows the Onsight device to capture and stream audio
that is time-synchronized with the video.
The Audio Line-in port is standard for the Onsight 1000 (see paragraph 1.6.1 on page 3). For the Onsight
2000/2500, Audio Line-in is located on the I/O Sled accessory (see paragraph 1.7.3 on page 10).
For the Onsight 2000/2500 device, the Audio Line-in port can be configured to
accept either an external microphone or line-level audio input.
The Stream button also starts and stops streaming of Subject Audio, just as in video streaming described in
paragraph 5.1.
For VoIP telephone communication see paragraph 3.5, VoIP Telephone Communication, on page 29.
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Î To set which source will act as the Subject Audio source:
1. From the standard Viewfinder display window, press the Display button
Menu appears).
three times (or until the Main
2. Tap the Configuration option with the stylus to display the Configuration screen.
3. Select Audio and then select Source.
4. This screen allows selection of the Subject Audio Source and Microphone or Line-in level inputs. Select Mic
Level (Onsight 2000/2500 only) when using an external microphone. Use Line Level when using an external
audio source and then adjust the gain for the best Subject Audio volume. Select Internal Mic for the internal
microphone.
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Î To set audio volume levels:
1. From the standard Viewfinder display window, press the Display button
three times (or until the Main
Menu appears).
2. Tap the Configuration option with the stylus to display the Configuration screen.
3. Select Audio and then select Volumes.
4. This screen allows you to control speaker volume and microphone mute, as well as ring volume and sidetone
volume. Note that if the microphone mute ( ) checkbox is selected then both voice and subject audio are
muted.
5.3
Using S-Video
For the Onsight 2000/2500, the S-Video connection can be configured as either an input (to accept video from
another S-Video device) or an output (to provide video to another S-Video device). Most Onsight 1000 models
provide S-Video In only. For Onsight 1000 S-Video Out capability, please contact Librestream.
When using the S-Video input on the Onsight device make sure to connect
and power up the other video source before switching the Onsight device’s
Video Source setting to S-Video In.
For the Onsight 2000/2500, S-Video is only available on the I/O Sled
accessory. For more information on using the I/O Sled, see paragraph 1.7.3 on
page 10.
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Î To select the video source:
1. From the standard Viewfinder display window, press the Display button
three times (or until the Main
Menu appears).
2. Tap the Configuration option with the stylus to display the Configuration screen.
3. Select Video and then select Source.
4. This screen allows you to select either Internal Video or S-Video In.
The S-Video type (NTSC or PAL) must be configured to correctly match the
external S-Video device.
5.4
Turning Illumination On or Off
The front illumination light on the Onsight 1000 can either be turned on or off.
The illumination ring on the Onsight 2000/2500 can be used to provide extra lighting in dim lighting situations.
There are two light settings that trigger a different set of lights on the illumination ring.
Î To adjust illumination levels:
1. Use the Illumination button
located on the Navigation pad on the back of the Onsight device.
2. Toggle the light settings:
Normal – optimized for distant objects(
Macro – optimized for close-ups (
Off – turns the light off
) (Onsight 2000/2500 only)
Note that if the Onsight device is displaying a configuration or directory screen, the Illumination button operates
as a right arrow key. In this case, press and hold the Function button (Onsight 2000/2500 only), then press the
Illumination button to adjust the light setting.
For the Onsight 2000/2500, go to the Main Menu > Status Menu > Camera
Status screen to adjust the level of illumination.
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5.5
Audio/Video (AV) Functions
Adjusting Zoom Levels
Î To adjust zoom levels:
1. Use the Zoom buttons
located above the Navigation pad on the back of the Onsight device.
To adjust the zoom one step at a time, press and release the Minus (–) button (zoom out) or the Plus (+)
button (zoom in).
To adjust zoom levels at a faster rate, press and hold the Minus (–) or Plus (+) button, and release it
when the zoom level is where you need it.
The minimum focusing distance changes with the zoom level. As you zoom in, the minimum focus distance
moves out. For example, if you are close to an object and zoom in on it, the object will become out of focus if
you zoom in too far. The focus adjusts automatically when zooming unless the Onsight device is in Manual
Focus mode.
2. If you need to get very close to your subject, set the zoom level to 1x (minimum zoom) and move the Onsight
device until you reach the desired image size. This will ensure that you achieve the best focus.
5.6
Focusing
5.6.1 Automatic Focus
The Onsight device normally operates in automatic focus mode and will focus on subjects centered in the
Viewfinder. Focus will continuously update as the distance between the subject and the lens changes or as zoom
is adjusted.
There are situations where manual control is desired to fine tune the focus, particularly for objects not centered in
the Viewfinder. Manual focus control is described in paragraph 5.6.2, Manual Focus, on page 38.
Note that zoom and focus controls are available regardless of whether the Viewfinder is currently displayed.
5.6.2
Manual Focus
Î To set the focus manually:
1. Use the Zoom buttons
in combination with the Manual Focus
button.
2. Refer to the table below for an explanation of the various manual focus options:
Manual focus options
Instruction
Switch to manual focus and
increase or decrease
manual focus by one step.
While pressing and holding the Manual Focus button, press and release a
Plus (+) or Minus (–) button once. When you release the Manual Focus
button, the Onsight device remains in manual focus mode, locked at the
focus level you set. Note that the Manual Focus Mode icon
now
appears on the screen.
Switch to manual focus and
increase or decrease
manual focus at a standard
rate.
While pressing and holding the Manual Focus button, press and hold a
Plus (+) or Minus (–) button until you reach the setting you want. Then
release the buttons. When you release the Manual Focus button, the
Onsight device remains in manual focus mode, locked at the focus level
you set. Note that if you are already in manual focus mode (the Manual
Focus Mode icon
will be shown on the screen), then it is not necessary
to hold down the Manual Focus button while using the Plus (+) or Minus
(–) buttons.
Switch from manual focus
to automatic focus mode.
Press and release Manual Focus button without pressing Plus (+) or
Minus (–).
Set a temporary focus lock.
Press and hold Manual Focus button without pressing Plus (+) or Minus
(–). The focus stays locked for as long as you continue to hold the Manual
Focus button. Automatic focus mode resumes when you release it.
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5.7
Audio/Video (AV) Functions
Telestration (Drawing Lines on the Viewfinder)
Telestration permits the Onsight device operator or the Onsight Expert user to draw freehand lines on a still
image, recording, or live media stream using the stylus. Telestration markings appear simultaneously on both the
device and the Onsight Expert user’s display. The system is configured so that lines drawn by the Onsight device
operator and the Onsight Expert users appear in different colors.
Tap the Telestration icon to show, hide, or
remove existing telestration lines.
Lines drawn by the operator
appear in a different color
from lines drawn by the
Onsight Expert user.
Telestration is available on the Viewfinder on both streaming media and still images. It is disabled if the
Viewfinder is hidden (e.g. in the configuration or directory screens).
Once telestration lines have been added, a Telestration icon
appears in the Viewfinder.
5.7.1 Telestration while Streaming Live Video
Telestration can be made prior to or during streaming. Once streaming begins, any telestration made prior to the
start of streaming will be seen by the Onsight Expert call participants.
Î To start live streaming:
1. Press the Streaming button on the top of the Onsight device to start streaming.
Î To display the Telestration menu:
1. Ensure that there is telestration on the viewfinder.
2. Tap the Telestration icon
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3. Options in the menu allow you to select which telestration lines to show or hide and which lines to erase.
Not all call participants selected
(note the Show All and Show Live options)
All call participants selected
(note the Hide All and Hide Live options)
Î To change telestration visibility preferences:
1. Click on the checkbox next to the user to enable telestration visibility. The initial default state is that all
participants are checked (5).
Showing or Hiding telestration is specific to the local device user. The
telestration on Onsight Expert will not be affected.
Visibility
Result
Show 2
Show 2 is the device user in this example.
If the checkbox has been selected (5), the live telestration by
the device user will be shown on the Viewfinder.
If the checkbox has not been selected ( ), the live telestration
by the device user will not be shown on the Viewfinder.
Show 1
Show 1 is the Onsight Expert conference host in this example.
If the checkbox has been selected (5), the live telestration by
the Onsight Expert conference host will be shown on the
Viewfinder.
If the checkbox has not been selected ( ), the live telestration
by the Onsight Expert conference host will not be shown on the
Viewfinder.
Show 0
Show 0 is an Onsight Expert participant in the conference call
in this example.
If the checkbox has been selected (5), the live telestration by
the Onsight Expert participant will be shown on the Viewfinder.
If the checkbox has not been selected ( ), the live telestration
by the Onsight Expert participant will not be shown on the
Viewfinder.
Hide All
If Hide All is selected, all telestration is removed from the
Viewfinder.
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Visibility
Result
Hide Live
If Hide Live is selected, all live telestration is removed from the
Viewfinder.
Show All
If Show All is selected, all telestration is shown on the
Viewfinder.
Show Live
If Show Live is selected, all live telestration is shown on the
Viewfinder.
Î To select erase telestration preferences:
1. Tap the button of the participant in the Erasure column.
Erasing telestration affects all call participants.
Erasure
Erase 2
Result
Erase 2 is the device user in this example.
If Erase 2 is selected, all device user telestration is erased.
Erase 1
Erase 1 is the Onsight Expert conference host in this example.
If Erase 1 is selected, all Onsight Expert conference host
telestration is erased.
Erase 0
Erase 0 is an Onsight Expert participant in the conference call
in this example.
If Erase 0 is selected, all telestration of the Onsight Expert
participant is erased.
5.7.2
Erase All
If Erase All is selected, all telestration is erased.
Erase Live
If Erase Live is selected, all live telestration is erased.
Telestration while Streaming Recorded Video
Î To start streaming recorded video:
1. See paragraph 5.9.3, Streaming a Video Recording, on page 51.
Î To display the Telestration menu:
1. Ensure that there is telestration on the viewfinder.
2. Tap the Telestration icon
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3. Options in the menu allow you to select which telestration lines to show or hide and which lines to erase.
All call participants selected
(note the Hide All, Hide Live, and Hide Recorded options)
Not all call participants selected
(note the Show All, Hide Live, and Show Recorded
options)
Î To change telestration visibility preferences for a recorded video:
1. Click on the checkbox next to the user to enable telestration visibility.
Showing or Hiding telestration is specific to the local device user. The
telestration on Onsight Expert will not be affected.
Erasing telestration on a recorded video is not permanent.
Visibility
Result
Show 2
Show 2 is the device user in this example.
If the checkbox has been selected (5), the live telestration by
the device user will be shown on the Viewfinder.
If the checkbox has not been selected ( ), the live telestration
by the device user will not be shown on the Viewfinder.
Show 2(R)
Show 2(R) is the device user in this example.
If the checkbox has been selected (5), the recorded telestration
by the device user will be shown on the Viewfinder.
If the checkbox has not been selected ( ), the recorded
telestration by the device user will not be shown on the
Viewfinder.
Show 1
Show 1 is the Onsight Expert conference host in this example.
If the checkbox has been selected (5), the live telestration by
the Onsight Expert conference host will be shown on the
Viewfinder.
If the checkbox has not been selected ( ), the live telestration
by the Onsight Expert conference host will not be shown on the
Viewfinder.
Hide All
If Hide All is selected, all telestration is removed from the
Viewfinder.
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Visibility
Result
Hide Live
If Hide Live is selected, all live telestration is removed from the
Viewfinder.
Hide Recorded
If Hide Recorded is selected, all recorded telestration is
removed from the Viewfinder.
5.7.3 Telestration Colors
Telestration colors can be changed by using the Configuration menu, the Telestration icon, or the Call Status
screen. They can be edited for all call participants.
The color changes are also updated to the same colors on all call participants.
Î To change color preferences using the menus:
1. From the standard Viewfinder display window, press the Display button
Menu appears).
2. Tap Configuration.
3. Tap Display and then Telestration.
4. The Telestration screen appears.
My Current Color and Current Recorded Colors are
shown if there was a color change made from the default
color.
three times (or until the Main
My Current Color and Current Recorded Colors are not
shown until there is a color change made from the default
color.
5. Tapping a color will bring up a Colors palette from which a new color can be selected.
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6. Any color change made to My Default Color becomes the new default color. Alternatively, the My Default
Color can be changed to a new default color by selecting Save As Default for My Current Color:
My Default Color becomes the new default color if it is changed.
My Current Color becomes My Default Color if Save As Default is selected.
If an endpoint changes your color (My Current Color), this is only a temporary
color change, and your color will revert back to the default color when the call
is disconnected, unless Save As Default has been selected.
7. Any color change made to Default Recorded Colors becomes the new default color. Alternatively, the
Default Recorded Colors can be changed to a new default recorded color by selecting Save As Default for
Current Recorded Colors:
Default Recorded Colors becomes the new default color if it is changed.
Current Recorded Colors becomes Default Recorded Colors if Save As Default is selected.
If an endpoint changes the current recorded color (Current Recorded
Colors), this is only a temporary color change, and the color will revert back to
the default recorded color (Default Recorded Colors) when the call is
disconnected, unless Save As Default has been selected.
8. Select Accept, Cancel, or Apply.
If you want to accept the change in color, but wish to stay in the Telestration
screen, then Apply should be selected.
Î To change color preferences using the Telestration icon:
1. Tap the Telestration icon
2. The Telestration screen appears.
3. Tap the desired Colors button.
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4. Tapping a color will bring up a Colors palette from which a new color can be selected for the selected call
participant.
5. To save the color change, tap the Telestration Colors screen.
When the call is disconnected, the color will revert back to the default color.
To save the color change as a default color, use the Main Menu >
Configuration > Display >Telestration screen.
Î To change the color preference using the Call Status screen:
1. Tap the Call Connected icon
2. The Call Status screen appears with information on all call participants.
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3. Tapping a color will bring up a Colors palette from which a new color can be selected for the selected call
participant.
4. The color change is temporary. The default colors will re-appear when in a new call, or if the device is
powered on again.
To save your color change as a default color, use the Main Menu >
Configuration > Display >Telestration screen.
5.8
Capturing and Sharing Images
The Onsight device can capture still images for local viewing; share the captured image live with Onsight Expert
(see paragraph 5.8.2, Sharing a Live Image, on page 47); or share a captured image with Onsight Expert at a
later time (see paragraph 5.8.3, Sharing a Saved Image, on page 49). Shared images can be seen by all
endpoints in a conference call.
Images shared during a session while privacy is enabled are maintained in transient storage and are never written
to permanent storage. While a call is active, images are accessible in the temporary storage area within the
image viewing window. When the call is terminated all temporary images are destroyed.
5.8.1
Capturing Still Images for Local Viewing Only
Î To capture a still image without sharing:
1. Ensure you are disconnected from Onsight Expert.
2. Press the Capture button on the top of the Onsight device (the Capture button behaves like the shutter
button on a digital camera).
Note that if there are telestration lines, these are captured as part of the image.
3. The captured image is displayed briefly on the Viewfinder and then cleared.
4. To view the image taken, tap on the Start Image Display icon .
5. The message “Image display started” appears and the image is displayed on the Viewfinder.
6. The image is saved locally in the session folder on the SD card.
If you want to view the captured image immediately on the Viewfinder, press
and hold the Capture button for a few seconds when taking the picture. The
message “Image display started” will appear and the still image will remain
on the Viewfinder.
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Î To end still image viewing:
1. Tap the Image Displayed icon .
2. The Still Image Details screen will appear.
3. Tap End Still Image Display to clear the image from the Viewfinder. At this point you can also clear the
Image Displayed icon by checking off the Clear still image quick access icon checkbox.
Another way to clear the image from the Viewfinder is to briefly press the
Capture button instead of tapping the Image Displayed icon.
4. The message “Image display ended” appears and the image is cleared from the Viewfinder.
5. If the Image Displayed icon was not cleared in step 3 then you can view the image again by tapping the
Start Image Display icon .
5.8.2 Sharing a Live Image
The Onsight device and Onsight Expert can collaborate by sharing images with each other while in a call, whether
video streaming is on or off.
Î To capture and share an image:
1. Connect to Onsight Expert.
2. Press the Capture button on the top of the Onsight device (the Capture button behaves like the shutter
button on a digital camera).
Note that if there are telestration lines, these are captured as part of the image.
3. The captured image is displayed briefly on the Viewfinder and then cleared. Any telestration will remain.
4. To view the image taken, tap on the Start Image Share icon .
5. The message “Image sharing started” appears and the image is displayed on the Viewfinder and all
connected Onsight Expert Image Viewers.
If streaming and the Configuration > General > Media option “While sharing
an image, the video: Stops” is set then when a capture occurs, the streaming
video is turned off in the Viewfinder and the Onsight Expert Call window. Two
messages appear: “Preparing to share the image” and “Stopping the
stream”. Streaming video will return once the Capture button is pressed or
to end image sharing. For more
you tap on the Image Shared icon
information on the video options in the Media menu, see paragraph 6.5,
Configuration, on page 59.
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6. The image is saved locally in the session folder on the SD card.
If you want to share the image and view the captured image immediately on
the Viewfinder, press and hold the Capture button for a few seconds when
taking the picture. The message “Image sharing started” will appear and the
shared image will remain on the Viewfinder and on the Onsight Expert Image
Viewer.
Î To end sharing:
1. Tap the Image Shared icon .
2. The Still Image Details screen will appear.
3. Tap End Still Image Sharing to clear the image from the Viewfinder. At this point you can also clear the
Image Shared icon by checking off the Clear still image quick access icon checkbox.
Another way to clear the image from the Viewfinder is to briefly press the
Capture button instead of tapping the Image Shared icon.
4. The message “Image sharing ended” appears.
The image will still remain on the Onsight Expert’s Image Viewer.
If previously streaming and While sharing an image, the video: Stops was
set, streaming will now continue again.
5. If the Image Shared icon was not cleared in step 3 then you can view the image again by tapping the Start
Image Share icon .
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5.8.3
Audio/Video (AV) Functions
Sharing a Saved Image
Î To share a saved image:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Connect to Onsight Expert.
Press the Display button
repeatedly until the Main Menu appears.
Tap File Browser.
The File Browser window appears.
5. Tap the folder containing the image that you want to share. Image thumbnails appear in the pane to the right.
6. Select the image you want to share and tap Share in lower left pane.
You can preview the image before sharing it by selecting the image and then
tapping Preview.
7. The message “Image sharing started” will then appear.
8. The Onsight device sends the image to Onsight Expert.
9. To end sharing, refer to the instructions on page 48.
5.9
Recording and Playing Videos
The Onsight device can record video to an SD memory card independent of its call state. That is, it can record
while connected, disconnected, or calling. The only time that it cannot record is while it is playing back a
previously recorded video.
Recording can be disabled for privacy or security reasons. When recording is disabled, video, audio and images
can not be stored either internally or to removable media. If recording is disabled by any call participant then
recording is disabled for all participants. If recording is enabled, either the
or
icon will be displayed.
The Onsight device is able to record:
video
subject audio
2-way voice
images
telestration
Do not remove the SD card while recording. This can corrupt the card data.
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5.9.1 Recording a Video
Video recordings include any telestration lines made during the recording. Telestration lines will appear when you
play or stream a video recording, although they will be in different colors.
When you share an image while recording a session, the image appears in the recording.
Î To record a video:
on the back of the Onsight device.
1. Press the Record button
2. The message “Please wait – record is starting” appears briefly. The Record icon
Viewfinder appears when recording starts.
3. To stop recording, press the Record button again.
in the top right of the
The Onsight device saves the recording in the location on the SD card
specified in Main Menu > Configuration > General > Media. See paragraph
6.5, Configuration, on page 59 for more information. The file name is based on
the date and time of the recording.
5.9.2
Playing a Video Recording Locally (not in a Call)
Î To play back a video just recorded or to replay a previously recorded video:
1. Press the Display button
on the back of the Onsight device three times to display the Main Menu.
2. Tap File Playback or tap File Browser to select a recorded video to play.
Use File Playback to play the last video recorded or the last video played,
whichever is more recent.
See paragraph 6.4.2, Playing Videos, on page 58 for information on playing a
video from the File Browser.
3. The Video Playback screen appears.
Playback controls
Status bar
Playback slide bar to
advance the video recording.
Play
Pause playback
Stop playback
Return to Viewfinder
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You can hide the status bar located at the bottom of the screen by tapping the
Pin icon located in the left corner. This is useful if telestration appears at the
lower part of the screen as it may get covered up by the status bar.
to start the video.
4. Tap the Play icon
If you don’t want to play the entire video, you can use the playback slide bar to
move to a different point in the recording, during play or while paused. When
you find the desired place, press the Play icon to continue playing the
recorded video.
To switch to the File Browser from the Video Playback screen, tap the file
name just under the track playback slide bar.
5. When finished, tap
to exit back to the Viewfinder.
5.9.3 Streaming a Video Recording
You can stream previously recorded video to Onsight Expert.
When streaming video recordings, the Onsight device adjusts the current stream parameters to match the frame
rate, resolution, bit rate, etc. of the recording.
Onsight Expert can also stream a previously recorded video to the Onsight device. Playback controls operate the
same as when the Onsight device is streaming the video.
You cannot stream live video and a recording simultaneously.
Î To stream a recorded video:
1. Connect to Onsight Expert.
2. If the Onsight device is streaming live video, press the Streaming button on the top of the Onsight device to
stop streaming.
on the back of the Onsight device three times to display the Main Menu.
3. Press the Display button
4. Tap File Playback or tap File Browser to select a recorded video to play.
Use File Playback to play the last video recorded or the last video played,
whichever is more recent.
See paragraph 6.4.2, Playing Videos, on page 58 for information on playing a
video from the File Browser.
5. The Video Playback screen appears.
Play
Pause playback
Stop playback
Return to Viewfinder
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6. Press the Play icon or the Streaming button to start playing and streaming the video.
If the video contains a captured image, the Viewfinder will display the captured
image. Onsight Expert will continue to see the video since the image will be
displayed in the Onsight Expert Image Viewer.
If you don’t want to stream the entire video, you can use the playback slide bar
to move to a different point in the recording, during play or while paused. When
you find the desired place, press the Play icon to continue streaming the
recorded video.
To switch to the File Browser from the Video Playback screen, tap the file
name just under the playback slide bar.
7. When finished, tap
to exit back to the Viewfinder.
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6 Menus
The Onsight device has a menu system that allows operators to check and update system settings, view status,
access the directory or sign out from the Onsight device.
Note that system configuration and other setup tasks are usually performed by your Onsight system administrator
and are described in the System Administration Manual.
three times.
To display the Main Menu, start from the default Viewfinder display, and press the Display button
You can display the menus at any time, even while streaming media to Onsight Expert. The person on the
receiving end will not see the menus.
6.1
Stream Setup
Î To check or change streaming setup options:
three times to display the Main
1. Starting from the default Viewfinder display, press the Display button
Menu.
2. From the Main Menu, tap Stream Setup and select a built-in configuration from the Choose stream profile
drop-down menu and then select Accept.
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3. To set up a custom configuration, tap Add to display the custom stream configuration window. This allows an
operator to configure the stream parameters for circumstances where the predefined settings are not
adequate.
4. Select your configuration options, and then select Accept.
The stream quality can also be selected by Onsight Expert.
6.2
Checking Status
The Main Menu offers a number of options for checking status, as shown below.
Î To view status information:
1. Starting from the default Viewfinder display, press the Display button
three times to display the Main
Menu.
2. From the Main Menu, tap the Status Menu option to display a second menu with these status options:
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3. Tap a status option to view a Status screen for that item. For example, see Power Status below.
4. To dismiss a Status screen and return to the Status menu, tap it with the stylus, or press the Display button.
Contact your Onsight system administrator for more information on any particular status item and what it means.
6.3
Viewing Local Contacts
6.3.1 Local Contacts
The Local Contacts directory contains a list of names and addresses that can be called from the Onsight device.
Î To display the Local Contacts directory:
1. Starting from the default Viewfinder display, press the Display button
three times to display the Main
Menu.
2. From the Main Menu, tap Directory to display the Local Contacts directory.
3. Select a name and then tap Dial to make the call.
Alternatively, you can press the Send button
to display the Local Contacts directory, as described in
paragraph 3.3, Initiating (Starting) a Call, on page 28.
If you are logged in as a user with Onsight administrator privileges, you may
edit or delete existing contacts or create new ones. Note that these changes
are not forwarded to other devices.
New contacts are created in the Personal Group. Shared contacts are
created in the Shared Group by Onsight system administrators.
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6.3.2 History
The History tab provides a convenient way to review and re-establish a previous call as it lists the most recent
calls. The default for the number of calls listed is 20, but this can be changed by the accessing the Main Menu >
Configuration > Call Control > General screen. For further information, see paragraph 6.5, Configuration, on
page 59.
You initiate the call by selecting a name on the list and then tapping Dial.
6.4
Managing Files
The File Browser allows you to organize and play recorded videos, display and share images, and manage
folders and files on the SD memory card.
You can connect the Onsight Device to a PC via the USB cable. This allows
easy file transfer from the device’s SD memory card to the PC. Note that the
device can’t be used to record while it is connected to the PC via USB.
Î To display the File Browser directory:
1. Starting from the default Viewfinder display, press the Display button
three times to display the Main
Menu.
2. From the Main Menu, tap File Browser to display the File Browser screen.
Folder pane
File pane
Controls list
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The Folder pane displays the folders in which video recordings and image snapshots are saved. Use the scroll
bar to browse through long lists of folders.
The File pane displays the image snapshots and video recordings saved in the selected folder on the SD card.
Use the scroll arrows on the right to browse through long list of files.
The options in the Controls list allow you to:
Rename folders and files
Create new folders
Delete folders and files
Play video recordings
Preview still images
Share still images
Format the storage card
Session Folders and File Names
When you capture a snapshot or record a video, the Onsight device creates a session folder on the SD card in
which it saves these files. The name of the folder is based on the date, time, and user names using the
convention:
yymmdd_hhmmss_Onsight device user
where:
yymmdd is the date of the session
hhmmss is the time that the session started (present only if connected to Onsight Expert)
Onsight device user is the user name that is logged into the Onsight device
e.g. 090910_132520_Librestream2000
The snapshot and recording file names are based on their media type, a serial number, the source, and a version
number. File names use the convention:
media_serial#_source_version#.extension
where:
media is either IMG for a snapshot or REC for a recording
serial# is a sequential number assigned by the source device
source is either A for Onsight Expert or D for Onsight device
version# is a sequential number that is added if an image has been modified during sharing
extension is either .jpg for snapshots or .lmc for recordings
e.g. IMG_00003_D.jpg (for a local snapshot) or IMG_00003_A.jpg (for a remote snapshot)
File Pane Icons
Files listed in the File pane are displayed as either image thumbnails or file icons.
Icon
Description
Image file. Snapshots usually appear as thumbnails but if the Onsight
device cannot display a thumbnail, it displays the Image File icon.
Video recording file.
Configuration file (files with an .XML extension)
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6.4.1
Rename Files and Folders
Î To rename a file or folder:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Select the file or folder you want to rename.
Tap Rename.
The on-screen keyboard appears.
Using the stylus, tap the characters on the keyboard to enter a new name.
Tap Rename in the Rename File or Rename Folder screen, as applicable.
6.4.2
Playing Videos
Î To play a video:
1. Using the Folder and File panes, select the video you want to play.
2. Tap Play.
3. The video playback controls appear. See paragraph 5.9, Recording and Playing Videos, on page 49 for
information on using the Video Playback screen.
4. Tap the Play icon
to start the playback.
When streaming video recordings, the Onsight device adjusts the current stream parameters to match the frame
rate, resolution, bit rate, etc. of the recording.
By selecting Properties in the File Browser for a selected video, the Playback
Status screen provides information including duration and track properties.
6.4.3 Viewing an Image Locally
If privacy is required in viewing an image, there are two ways to view that image on the Onsight device without
sharing it with Onsight Expert.
Disconnect from Onsight Expert and open or preview the image.
Preview the image if connected to Onsight Expert.
Î To display an image locally (the image is not shared with Onsight Expert):
1. Open the File Browser.
2. Using the Folder and File panes, select the image you want to view.
3. If disconnected from Onsight Expert, tap Open or Preview. If connected to Onsight Expert, tap Preview.
4. The Onsight device displays the image.
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Î To end still image display:
1. If Preview was selected to view the image, tap the image to close the image.
2. If Open was selected to view the image, press the Capture button or tap the Image Displayed icon .
3. If the Capture button was used to end the still image display then the image is cleared from the Viewfinder,
but if the Image Displayed icon was selected to end the still image display, then the Still Image Details
screen appears.
4. Tap End Still Image Display.
5. The image is cleared from the Viewfinder.
6.4.4 Sharing an Image with Onsight Expert
See paragraph 5.8.3, Sharing a Saved Image, on page 49.
6.5
Configuration
Î To check or update Onsight device configuration options:
three times to display the Main
1. Starting from the default Viewfinder display, press the Display button
Menu.
2. From the Main Menu, tap the Configuration menu to display the configuration options.
3. From here, follow on-screen instructions to adjust the configuration options as necessary.
The table below is provided as an overview. Please see the System Administration Manual for detailed
information on Onsight device configuration.
Your Onsight system administrator may have configured company specific
default settings and access rights.
Screen
Configuration Options Overview
General
Adjust the standby timeout (amount of time before the Onsight
device will switch from On to Standby, if it is idle).
Specify the location of saved images and video recordings, and
video options while sharing an image.
Display
Adjust the brightness of the Viewfinder backlight or recalibrate
the touch panel.
Change telestration colors.
Video
Adjust the video settings of the camera and select the video
source (internal camera or external via S-Video connector).
Provides option to display the time and date in video.
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Screen
Configuration Options Overview
Audio
Options for controlling volume and mute levels for the speaker.
You can set the maximum ring volume (the volume will ramp up
to this setting regardless of the overall volume setting of the
Onsight device) and request voice/audio reduced bandwidth
usage.
You can also select the source for Subject Audio – either the
built-in microphone or the Audio line-in connector. The level of
the external audio input can be adjusted using the Gain slide
bar.
The Onsight 2500 provides an option to enable Bluetooth audio.
Call Control
Configure auto answer and the ability of starting video upon
connection. Maximum call history number can be selected.
SIP, SIP settings, and Bandwidth controls can be adjusted.
Enter SIP server information necessary for registering this
device.
Enter Cisco Presence settings to connect to the Cisco Unified
Presence Server.
Please see the System Administration Manual for detailed
instructions.
Network
This screen allows you to adjust Network settings, including
options to enable or disable the radio and select radio channels,
firewall settings for connection from remote locations, and a
hotspot login. In addition, the Onsight 2500 Bluetooth capability
can be enabled/disabled from the Network screen.
There are options to configure the Onsight device for remote
management by the Onsight Management Suite.
Please see the System Administration Manual for detailed
instructions.
Security
This screen allows you to set default login options and import
security certificates.
Encryption and Privacy options are selectable.
Time
Follow on-screen instructions to adjust time and date settings.
Information
Onsight device version and copyright information.
Maintenance
Software updates may be done from this screen (consult the
System Administration Manual).
Change user passwords and import contacts and users. (Note
that password changes are not forwarded to other devices.)
Call history can be cleared.
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Maintaining the Onsight Device
7 Maintaining the Onsight Device
Follow these guidelines to ensure the Onsight device remains in good working order:
7.1
General Recommendations
Limit exposure to dust, rain or moisture.
Protect the Onsight device from temperature extremes (e.g., do not leave it on an automobile dashboard or
on top of a heat source).
Observe the rated operating and storage environmental specifications.
The Onsight device is a precision instrument and must be protected from drop and vibration. Always use the
provided wrist lanyard or a neck strap to prevent accidental drop.
Operate the Onsight device in a well ventilated area to prevent overheating. Do not operate the Onsight
device in a closed environment where it can overheat (e.g. a sealed plastic bag).
Always keep the I/O connector protected using the I/O Cover or an I/O Sled (Onsight 2000/2500).
7.2
Inspection/Maintenance/Cleaning
Inspect the camera and connectors for damage and/or debris/moisture before each use.
Wipe off any debris/moisture with a clean lint-free cloth and a 50/50 mixture of isopropyl alcohol and distilled
water, except for the Display/Touch Screen and interface connectors. Dry off remaining moisture with a fresh
lint-free cloth.
The cleaning requirement for the Display/Touch Screen is in paragraph 7.3 below.
Do not submerse or pour any liquid onto the product.
7.3
Display/Touch Screen
LCD displays deteriorate when exposed to ultraviolet rays. Do not leave the Onsight device in direct sunlight
or strong ultraviolet rays for extended periods of time.
If you store the Onsight device above or below the rated storage temperature, it may cause permanent
damage to the display.
Extended contact with water drops or finger grease may cause discoloration or spots.
Protect the screen from scratches. Use the supplied stylus or plastic-tipped pens designed for use on a touch
screen. Never use a sharp object on the touch screen.
Tap the screen lightly. Do not press hard or strike the screen.
Clean the screen with a soft cloth moistened with distilled water. Do not use commercial or household
cleaners as they may damage the screen.
Consider using a replaceable screen protector to help protect against scratches.
7.4
Optics
If you will be using the Onsight device in a dusty or dirty environment, it is recommended that the lens be
protected with a screw-on lens filter such as a standard 30mm skylight filter.
Clean the lens with optical lens cleaning cloth and cleaning solution. Do not use general purpose tissue.
7.5
Ergonomic Recommendations
Important: Follow the recommendations below to minimize risk of ergonomic injury.
Follow the recommendations of your Health and Safety Officer regarding your company’s safety policies and
procedures.
Whenever possible, reduce or eliminate repetitive motion.
Maintain a natural position while operating the equipment.
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Onsight 1000
Technical
Specifications
SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
High performance, multiprocessor
architecture optimized for real-time
multimedia processing and
communications in a handheld
form factor
Microsoft WinCE 5.0
SIP-based session control
Windows-based PC Client allowing
for easy call initiation and camera
control
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Size – 174 (6.85”) mm wide x 96.0
(3.78”) mm high x 87.1 (3.43”) mm
deep
Weight – 720 grams (1.59 pounds)
Non slip hand grips
Integrated LED-based illumination
Integrated water resistant doors for
all external connectors
OPTICAL PERFORMANCE
CCD image sensor – capable of
high precision close-up video
10x optical zoom, f=4.2 mm (wide)
to 42 mm (tele), F1.8 to F2.9
10 mm minimum working distance
(wide end)
1000 mm minimum working
distance (tele end)
1.5 lx (50 IRE) minimum
illumination
Automatic/manual white balance
Manual or automatic focus
USER INTERFACE & FEATURES
VGA (640 x 480) display/viewfinder
Integrated touch screen
User-friendly graphical user
interface
Dedicated call send and end
buttons – simple end-user
Form factor and software optimized
to allow real time voice and video
collaboration related to subject
matter being captured by the
Onsight device
Telestration: allowing both the
Onsight device operator and PC
operator to draw on top of the
video or frozen image – both
“ends” of the conversation see the
drawing simultaneously
Remote control of major Onsight
device features – zoom, focus, still
image capture, illumination, and
stream parameters
Built-in omni-directional
microphone for VoIP support
Built-in microphone or line-in input
for capture of subject audio time
synchronized with the subject video
Wired headset support ideal for
high noise environments
Speakerphone with acoustic echo
cancellation
Silence suppression of VoIP
communications to minimize
network bandwidth utilization
Dynamic jitter buffer adjusts to
changing network conditions to
balance low latency with a low
voice dropout rate
AUDIO STANDARDS
VoIP: G.711, GSM
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Subject Audio: G.711, GSM
SECURITY
User ID and password control
WLAN Network Authentication:
x WPA – Enterprise
x WPA – PSK
x WPA2
x WPA2 – PSK
x Open
x Shared
WLAN Data Encryption:
x WEP
x TKIP
x Disabled
x AES
802.1X Authentication
x EAP–TLS
x PEAP
x PEAP-GTC
Media Encryption
x AES-128
EXTERNAL INTERFACES
AUDIO FEATURES
experience much like a mobile
telephone
Still image capture button
Stream button – video stream can
be started and stopped by pushing
one button
Context sensitive cursor pad
buttons (includes volume controls,
microphone mute, and illumination
control)
Media record to SD card
Manual focus button
OSD (On Screen Display) button
for easy access to status and other
information
Integrated contacts directory
End user selectable streaming
parameters
LED indicators for power,
stream/record, power/charging,
and network link
COLLABORATION FEATURES
VIDEO STANDARD
MPEG-4 Simple Profile @ L3
H.263
Up to 2.5 Mbps
User selectable resolutions and
frame rates up to
D1 (720 x 480) at 30 fps
Onsight 1000 Technical Specifications
SD/SDHC Memory Card (SD Class
10 or higher)
x Minimum write speed: 9.0
MB/sec
x Minimum read speed: 10.0
MB/sec
S-Video
x S-Video In
x S-Video Out (optional)
External power in
Headset
x mono 32 ohm speaker
x 3.5mm audio jack, 3 conductor,
tip mic, ring speaker
10/100 Mb Ethernet
USB Host 2.0, low/full speed
Audio Line-in
x 1 Vrms input
x 2.5 mm audio jack, 2
conductor, tip line-in
COMMUNICATIONS
IP calls - SIP
Integrated 802.11 b/g radio
RJ-45 10/100 Ethernet
POWER
Rechargeable 2400 mAH Li-Ion
battery pack
External power
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Onsight 1000 Technical Specifications
Input: 12 VDC @ 1A
External Power Adapter
Specifications:
x Output Voltage: 12 VDC @
1.5A
x Rated Input Voltage:
100 – 240 VAC
x Input Voltage Range:
90 – 264 VAC
x Rated Input Frequency:
50 – 60 Hz
x Input Frequency Range:
47 – 63 Hz
OPERATING ENVIRONMENT
Temperature:
x Operating: 0° to 40° C
x Storage: –20° to 60° C
Operating humidity: 5 – 80%
(non-condensing)
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9 Onsight 2000R/Onsight
2000Ex Technical
Specifications
SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
High performance, multiprocessor
architecture optimized for real-time
multimedia processing and
communications in a handheld
form factor
Microsoft WinCE 5.0
SIP-based session control
Windows-based PC Client allowing
for easy call initiation and camera
control
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Size – 187 (7.36”) mm wide x 127
(5.00”) mm high incl. antenna, 104
(4.09”)mm without antenna x 108
(4.25”) mm deep
Weight – Approx. 900 grams (1.98
pounds) without battery
Non slip hand grips
Integrated LED-based illumination
ring
Integrated water resistant door for
access to Battery and SD Card
Rugged form factor resists shock
and drop
COLLABORATION FEATURES
OPTICAL PERFORMANCE
CCD image sensor – capable of
high precision close-up video
10x optical zoom, f=4.2 mm (wide)
to 42 mm (tele), F1.8 to F2.9
10 mm minimum working distance
(wide end)
1000 mm minimum working
distance (tele end)
1.5 lx (50 IRE) minimum
illumination
Automatic/manual white balance
Manual or automatic focus
VIDEO STANDARD
MPEG-4 Simple Profile @ L3
H.263
Up to 2.5 Mbps
User selectable resolutions and
frame rates up to:
x D1 (720 x 480) at 30 fps
VGA (640 x 480) display/viewfinder
Integrated touch screen
Form factor and software optimized
to allow real time voice and video
collaboration related to subject
matter being captured by the
Onsight device
Telestration:
x Allows both the Onsight device
operator and Onsight Expert
operator to draw on top of the
video or frozen image
x Both “ends” of the conversation
see the drawing simultaneously
Remote control of major Onsight
device features – zoom, focus, still
image capture, illumination, and
stream parameters
AUDIO FEATURES
USER INTERFACE & FEATURES
User-friendly graphical user
interface
Dedicated call send and end
buttons
x Simple end-user experience
much like a cellular telephone
Still image capture button
Stream button
x Video stream can be started
and stopped by pushing one
button
Context sensitive cursor pad
buttons (includes volume controls,
microphone mute, and illumination
control)
Media record to SD card
Manual focus button
OSD (On Screen Display) button
for easy access to status and other
information
Integrated contacts directory
End user selectable streaming
parameters
LED indicators for power,
stream/record, power/charging,
and network link
Omni-directional microphone for
VoIP support
Microphone or line-in input for
capture of subject audio time
synchronized with the subject video
Headset connector for high noise
environments
Speakerphone with acoustic echo
cancellation
Silence suppression of VoIP
communications to minimize
network bandwidth utilization
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Dynamic jitter buffer adjusts to
changing network conditions to
balance low latency with a low
voice dropout rate
AUDIO STANDARDS
VoIP: G.711, GSM 6.10
Subject Audio: G.711, GSM 6.10
SECURITY
User ID and password control
WLAN Network Authentication
modes:
x WPA/WPA2 – Enterprise
x WPA/WPA2 – PSK
x Open
x Shared
WLAN Data Encryption modes:
x WEP
x TKIP
x Disabled
x AES
802.1X Authentication
x EAP-TLS
x PEAP
x PEAP-GTC
Media Encryption
x AES-128
EXTERNAL INTERFACES
SD/SDHC Memory Card (SD Class
10 or higher)
x Minimum write speed: 9.0
MB/sec
x Minimum read speed: 10.0
MB/sec
Headset
x Mono 32 ohm speaker
x 3.5mm audio jack (3 conductor,
tip microphone, ring speaker)
Removable Input/Output Sled
External power input
RJ-45 10/100 Mbps Ethernet
USB Host 2.0
Audio Line-in
x 1 Vrms input
x 2.5 mm audio jack, 2
conductor, tip line-in
S-Video
x Configurable for Input or Output
COMMUNICATIONS
IP calls – SIP call control
Integrated 802.11 b/g radio
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10/100 Mbps Ethernet (via
removable Input/Output Sled)
POWER
Rechargeable 2400 mAH Li-Ion
battery pack
External power
x Input: 12 VDC @ 1A
x External Power Adapter
Specifications:
x Output Voltage: 12 VDC @
1.5A
x Rated Input Voltage: 100 –
240 VAC
x Input Voltage Range: 90 –
264 VAC
x Rated Input Frequency: 50
– 60 Hz
x Input Frequency Range: 47
– 63 Hz
OPERATING ENVIRONMENT
EXPLOSION PROTECTION
Temperature:
x Operating: -10° to 40° C
x Storage: –20° to 60° C
Humidity (non-condensing):
x Operating: 5 – 95%
x Storage: 5 – 85%
N.B. Long term storage over 3
months is 0°C to 40°C at 60% R.H.
or less
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Explosion protected versions
available (Onsight 2000Ex).
Consult the Onsight 2000
Regulatory and Safety Guide and
the product label for specific
ratings.
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10 Onsight 2500R/Onsight
2500Ex Technical
Specifications
SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
High performance, multiprocessor
architecture optimized for real-time
multimedia processing and
communications in a handheld
form factor
Microsoft WinCE 5.0
SIP-based session control
Windows-based PC Client allowing
for easy call initiation and camera
control
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Size – 187 (7.36”) mm wide x 127
(5.00”) mm high incl. antenna, 104
(4.09”)mm without antenna x 108
(4.25”) mm deep
Weight – Approx. 900 grams (1.98
pounds) without battery
Non slip hand grips
Integrated LED-based illumination
ring
Integrated water resistant door for
access to Battery and SD Card
Rugged form factor resists shock
and drop
CCD image sensor – capable of
high precision close-up video
10x optical zoom, f=4.2 mm (wide)
to 42 mm (tele), F1.8 to F2.9
10 mm minimum working distance
(wide end)
1000 mm minimum working
distance (tele end)
1.5 lx (50 IRE) minimum
illumination
Automatic/manual white balance
Manual or automatic focus
VIDEO STANDARD
H.264
H.263
Up to 2.5 Mbps
User selectable resolutions and
frame rates up to:
x D1 (720 x 480) at 30 fps
USER INTERFACE & FEATURES
VGA (640 x 480) display/viewfinder
Integrated touch screen
Form factor and software optimized
to allow real time voice and video
collaboration related to subject
matter being captured by the
Onsight device
Telestration:
x Allows both the Onsight device
operator and Onsight Expert
operator to draw on top of the
video or frozen image
x Both “ends” of the conversation
see the drawing simultaneously
Remote control of major Onsight
device features – zoom, focus, still
image capture, illumination, and
stream parameters
AUDIO FEATURES
Omni-directional microphone for
VoIP support
Microphone or line-in input for
capture of subject audio time
synchronized with the subject video
Headset connector for high noise
environments
Bluetooth Headset
Speakerphone with acoustic echo
cancellation
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Silence suppression of VoIP
communications to minimize
network bandwidth utilization
Dynamic jitter buffer adjusts to
changing network conditions to
balance low latency with a low
voice dropout rate
AUDIO STANDARDS
VoIP: G.711, GSM 6.10
Subject Audio: G.711, GSM 6.10
SECURITY
COLLABORATION FEATURES
OPTICAL PERFORMANCE
User-friendly graphical user
interface
Dedicated call send and end
buttons
x Simple end-user experience
much like a cellular telephone
Still image capture button
Stream button
x Video stream can be started
and stopped by pushing one
button
Context sensitive cursor pad
buttons (includes volume controls,
microphone mute, and illumination
control)
Media record to SD card
Manual focus button
OSD (On Screen Display) button
for easy access to status and other
information
Integrated contacts directory
End user selectable streaming
parameters
LED indicators for power,
stream/record, power/charging,
and network link
User ID and password control
WLAN Network Authentication
modes:
x WPA/WPA2 – Enterprise
x WPA/WPA2 – PSK
x Open
x Shared
WLAN Data Encryption modes:
x WEP
x TKIP
x Disabled
x AES
802.1X Authentication
x EAP-TLS
x PEAP
x PEAP-GTC
Media Encryption
x AES-128
EXTERNAL INTERFACES
SD/SDHC Memory Card (SD Class
10 or higher)
x Minimum write speed: 9.0
MB/sec
x Minimum read speed: 10.0
MB/sec
Headset
x Mono 32 ohm speaker
x 3.5mm audio jack (3 conductor,
tip microphone, ring speaker)
Bluetooth Headset
Removable Input/Output Sled
External power input
RJ-45 10/100 Mbps Ethernet
USB Host 2.0
Audio Line-in
x 1 Vrms input
x 2.5 mm audio jack, 2
conductor, tip line-in
S-Video
x Configurable for Input or Output
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COMMUNICATIONS
IP calls – SIP call control
Integrated 802.11 a/b/g radio
10/100 Mbps Ethernet (via
removable Input/Output Sled)
POWER
Rechargeable 2400 mAH Li-Ion
battery pack
External power
x Input: 12 VDC @ 1A
x External Power Adapter
Specifications:
x Output Voltage: 12 VDC @
1.5A
x Rated Input Voltage: 100 –
240 VAC
x Input Voltage Range: 90 –
264 VAC
x Rated Input Frequency: 50
– 60 Hz
x Input Frequency Range: 47
– 63 Hz
OPERATING ENVIRONMENT
EXPLOSION PROTECTION
Temperature:
x Operating: -10° to 40° C
x Storage: –20° to 60° C
Humidity (non-condensing):
x Operating: 5 – 95%
x Storage: 5 – 85%
N.B. Long term storage over 3
months is 0°C to 40°C at 60% R.H.
or less
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Explosion protected versions
available (Onsight 2500Ex).
Consult the Onsight 2500
Regulatory and Safety Guide and
the product label for specific
ratings.
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Service Information
11 Service Information
If you encounter difficulties with the Onsight device, contact your corporate technical support department. They will determine
whether the problem exists within the network infrastructure or the Onsight equipment and will contact Librestream Support. See
page 78 for Librestream contact information.
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Regulatory and Safety Information
12 Regulatory and Safety Information
The Onsight 1000, Onsight 2000 and Onsight 2500 Regulatory and Safety Guides contain detailed safety
information.
Before operating the Onsight 1000, you must read the Onsight
1000 Regulatory and Safety Guide.
Before operating the Onsight 2000/2500, you must read the
Onsight 2000/2500 Regulatory and Safety Guide.
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13 Librestream Limited
Warranty Agreement
Hardware: Librestream warrants to the
original purchaser (Buyer) that the
hardware Product will be free of defects in
workmanship and materials for a period of
twelve (12) months from the date of
shipment from Librestream or its
designated manufacturer, unless otherwise
provided by Librestream in writing,
provided the Product remains unmodified
and is operated under normal and proper
conditions. The warranty does not extend
to persons other than the Buyer who
purchased the product in unused condition
from Librestream. Warranty provisions and
durations on remanufactured products,
and reconditioned or upgraded products,
shall be as provided in the particular
Product documentation in effect at the time
of purchase.
Products may be serviced with parts,
components, or subassemblies that
originate from returned products and that
have been determined to meet applicable
specifications for equivalent new material
and Products.
The sole obligation of Librestream for
defective hardware Products is limited to
repair or replacement (at Librestream's
option) on a "return to service depot" basis
with prior Librestream authorization. Buyer
is responsible for shipment to Librestream
and assumes all costs and risks
associated with this transportation; return
shipment to Buyer will be at Librestream's
expense. The Product must be returned
either in its original packaging or in a
similar package affording an equal degree
of protection.
Librestream Limited Warranty Agreement
Buyer shall be responsible for return
shipment charges for Product returned
where Librestream determines there is no
defect ("No Defect Found"), or for Product
returned that Librestream determines is not
eligible for warranty repair. If after
investigation Librestream determines that
the reported defect was not covered by
warranty, Buyer shall be liable to pay
Librestream, at Librestream’s sole
discretion, for the cost of investigating the
problem at Librestream’s then prevailing
per incident billable rate. No charge will be
made to Buyer for replacement parts for
warranty repairs. Librestream is not
responsible for any damage to or loss of
data or removable data storage media, or
the restoration or reinstallation of any
software programs or data other than the
software, if any, installed by Librestream
during manufacture of the Product.
The above warranty provisions shall not
apply to any Product (i) which has been
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modified, except by Librestream; (ii) in
which the defects or damage to the
Product result from normal wear and tear,
misuse, negligence, improper storage,
water or other liquids, battery leakage, use
of parts or accessories not approved or
supplied by Librestream, or failure to
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maintenance instructions supplied by
Librestream; (iii) which has been subjected
to unusual physical or electrical stress,
abuse, or accident, or forces or exposure
beyond normal use within the specified
operational and environmental parameters
set forth in the applicable Product
specification; or (iv) used with any
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equipment not approved by Librestream,
nor shall the above warranty provisions
apply to any expendable or consumable
items, such as batteries, supplied with the
Product.
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Software: Any Librestream software
enclosed or embedded in the hardware
Product is warranted in accordance with,
and is otherwise subject to, the provisions
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Librestream software.
EXCEPT FOR THE WARRANTY OF
TITLE AND THE EXPRESS
WARRANTIES STATED ABOVE,
LIBRESTREAM DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER
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AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY FOR
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EXPRESSLY IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER
REMEDIES THAT MAY BE AVAILABLE
TO BUYER AT LAW OR IN EQUITY.
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14 End User License
Agreement
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Software, and “Third Party Licensor”
means any such third party.
1.14 “Third Party Software” means the
software of a person other than
Librestream that is embedded with the
Librestream Software or that is otherwise
provided to a Licensee by Librestream
along with the Librestream Software.
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End User License Agreement
1.15 “Third Party Software License
Agreement” means a license agreement
for a particular Third Party Software
product, in the form attached to this End
User License Agreement as a Schedule or
in the form expressly referenced in any
such Schedule.
2.2 Use of the Software pursuant to this
Agreement shall be limited to the single
Librestream Product and to a single
Computer as set forth in the applicable
Purchase Order and for which Licensee
has paid to the Librestream the required
license fee.
1.16 “Upgrades” means all upgrades,
modified versions, updates, additions and
copies of any Software (including related
documentation) which are provided,
installed or made available online or
otherwise by Librestream or any Third
Party Licensor.
2.3 Any use of the Software which is not
expressly authorized by this Agreement is
strictly prohibited. Without limiting the
generality of the foregoing and
notwithstanding any other provision of this
Agreement, in no event may Licensee do
any of the following or permit any third
party to do any of the following:
(a) transfer, assign or sublicense any of its
license rights to any other person, or use
the Software or any portion thereof on any
unauthorized or secondhand Librestream
Product or on any Computer(s) other than
the specific Computer(s) on which the
Software is licensed to be used - any such
transfer, assignment, sublicense or use
shall be null and void; or
1.17 “use” or “using” includes accessing,
downloading, installing or copying any of
the Software or otherwise benefiting from
the functionality of any of the Software
and/or any Librestream Product.
2.
LIMITED LICENSE.
2.1 Subject to Licensee's strict compliance
with the terms and conditions of this
Agreement, Librestream hereby grants to
Licensee, during the term of this
Agreement, a worldwide, non-transferable,
non-exclusive, revocable, royalty-free
limited license to use the Software for
Licensee’s internal business purposes and
for no other purpose whatsoever. For
greater certainty:
(a) some of the Third Party Software is
licensed to Licensee in accordance with
the provisions of the Third Party Software
License Agreement applicable thereto,
which Licensee acknowledges reading and
agrees is binding on Licensee;
(b) all of the Librestream Software and all
Third Party Software that is not subject to a
Third Party Software License Agreement is
licensed to Licensee in accordance with
the terms and conditions of this End User
License Agreement; and
(c) any default or non-compliance on the
part of Licensee or those for whom it is
responsible in law with the terms and
conditions of this End User License
Agreement or with the provisions of any
Third Party Software License Agreement
shall constitute default and noncompliance by Licensee with this End User
License Agreement and all Third Party
Software License Agreements.
(b) distribute, license, sublicense, rent,
lease or sell the Software or any portion
thereof as a standalone product - any such
distribution, license, sublicense, rent, lease
or sale shall be null and void; or
(c) make error corrections to or otherwise
modify or adapt the Software or any
portion thereof; or
(d) reverse engineer, decrypt, disassemble
or decompile the Software or any portion
thereof, or otherwise reduce the Software
of any portion thereof to human-readable
form, except to the extent otherwise
expressly permitted under applicable law
notwithstanding this prohibition; or
(e) create any derivative works based upon
the Software or any portion thereof or take
any actions that would cause the Software
or any portion thereof to become subject to
the GPL, the LGPL or any other open
source license (unless that portion is
already expressly subject to the GPL, the
LGPL or any other open source license, as
expressly noted in any Third Party
Software License Agreement); or
(f) use the Software or any portion thereof
to perform services for third parties,
whether on a service bureau or time
sharing basis or otherwise, without the
prior express written consent of
Librestream.
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2.4 The Software is licensed, not sold, and
is protected by the copyright laws of
Canada and other countries and by
international treaty provisions. All right, title
and interest in and to the Software and any
copies thereof, regardless of form or
media, shall remain solely with Librestream
or the Third Party Licensors, as the case
may be. Except as expressly provided
herein, this Agreement does not grant
Licensee any rights under any of
Librestream's or any Third Party Licensor’s
patents, copyrights, trade secrets,
trademarks or other Intellectual Property
rights. Librestream and each Third Party
Licensor retain all rights not explicitly
granted herein.
2.5 Licensee may make such limited
copies of the Software as are strictly
necessary for backup purposes only,
provided that Licensee will not remove,
obscure or destroy, and will reproduce on
all copies of the Software so made, any
Librestream and any Third Party Licensor
names, logos, copyright or other notices,
trademarks and other proprietary markings
which appear on the Software.
2.6 Licensee is solely responsible for any
use by Licensee or by any third party of
any password issued to Licensee by
Librestream or any Librestream distributor
or other representative, regardless of
whether or not any such third party use
was authorized by Licensee.
2.7 Licensee may provide Librestream or
any Librestream distributor or other
representative with suggestions,
comments or other feedback regarding
Licensee's evaluation or use of the
Software, including but not limited to
suggested performance improvements to
the Software and/or any Librestream
Product, code enhancements and/or error
corrections (“Feedback”). Licensee agrees
that any Feedback shall be voluntarily
given and that any and all Feedback will
immediately and automatically become the
property of Librestream, and that
Librestream shall be entitled to incorporate
any Feedback into the Software and/or any
Librestream Product without any
compensation or other liability or obligation
of any nature or kind whatsoever to
Licensee.
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3.
UPGRADES.
3.1 Notwithstanding any other provision of
this Agreement:
(a) Licensee has no license or other right
to use any Upgrade unless Licensee, at
the time of acquiring that Upgrade, already
holds a valid license to use the Software
that is the subject of that Upgrade and has
paid to Librestream the applicable license,
maintenance and/or support fee to use that
Upgrade; and
(b) use of Upgrades is limited to the
Librestream Product in respect of which
Licensee is the original end user purchaser
or lessee and/or to the specific
Computer(s) on which the Software is
licensed to be used, unless Licensee is
otherwise validly licensed to use that
Upgrade and complies with Section 3.1(a).
4.
AUDIT RIGHTS AND INDEMNITY.
4.1 Licensee shall, within thirty (30) days
following Licensee’s receipt of written
request from Librestream or any
Librestream distributor or other
representative, fully document and certify
all uses of the Software that Licensee has
made within the period of twelve (12)
months prior to the date of receipt of such
request. In addition, Licensee shall, upon
reasonable advance written notice and
during normal business hours, provide
access and allow Librestream or any
Librestream distributor or other
representative to inspect Licensee’s books,
records and computer systems in order to
confirm Licensee’s compliance with this
Agreement.
4.2 In the event that any such request
response or audit determines that
Licensee is or was using the Software in a
manner that exceeds or exceeded its
license rights, Licensee shall immediately
pay to Librestream on demand any
amount(s) that are required to rectify such
excessive use. This remedy shall be in
addition to, and not in lieu of, any other
right or remedy that Librestream may have
pursuant to this Agreement or otherwise
with respect to such excessive use.
4.3 In the event that any such request
response or audit determines that
Licensee is otherwise not in compliance
with this Agreement, this Agreement shall
End User License Agreement
immediately terminate as contemplated in
Section 10.1. Such termination shall be in
addition to, and not in lieu of, any other
right or remedy that Librestream may have
pursuant to this Agreement or otherwise
with respect to such non-compliance.
4.4 Licensee shall indemnify Librestream
and save Librestream harmless from and
against any and all losses, damages,
liabilities, costs and expenses (including,
without limitation, reasonable attorneys’
fees) that arise out of or are attributable in
any manner whatsoever to any noncompliance on the part of Licensee or
those for whom it is in law responsible with
any provision of this Agreement.
5.
CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION.
Licensee shall not disclose to any third
party, or use for any purpose not expressly
permitted herein, any Confidential
Information. Licensee agrees to take all
reasonable measures to protect the
Confidential Information and to prevent
unauthorized disclosure thereof, which
measures shall be at least as stringent as
those measures Licensee takes to protect
its own confidential information of like kind
and which shall in no event be less than
would be taken by a prudent business
person in similar circumstances. Without in
any way limiting the foregoing, Licensee
shall restrict access to Confidential
Information, including the Software, to
Licensee employees and individual third
party contractors who have executed a
written agreement with Licensee sufficient
to protect the Confidential Information in
accordance with the provisions of this
Agreement and who have a "need-toknow" to carry out the licenses granted
herein. Notwithstanding the foregoing, all
Confidential Information, any and all
documents and other tangible material
and/or objects containing or representing
Confidential Information and any and all
copies thereof shall be and always remain
the property of Librestream or the Third
Party Licensors, as the case may be.
6. REPRESENTATIONS AND
WARRANTIES.
6.1 Librestream warrants that the
Librestream Software will perform in
substantial conformance to the applicable
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Librestream published specifications for
that Librestream Software for a period of
12 months from the date of shipment from
Librestream or from the date of
downloading by Licensee, whichever is
earlier, provided that (a) the Librestream
Software remains unmodified by anyone
other than Librestream; (b) the Librestream
Software is and has always been operated
under normal and proper conditions on the
authorized Librestream Product and/or
Computer on which that Librestream
Software is licensed to be used; (c) the
Librestream Software has not been used in
any manner for which it was not designed;
(d) the Librestream Software has not been
used with any unauthorized software,
hardware or third party equipment; (e)
Licensee is not in breach of this
Agreement; and (f) notice of any claim
under this limited warranty is received in
writing by Librestream within the 12 month
limited warranty period.
6.2 Licensee’s sole and exclusive remedy
(at law, in equity or otherwise), and the
sole and entire responsibility and liability of
Librestream, with respect to any claim
under the limited warranty set forth in
Section 6.1 is for Librestream, at its sole
option and discretion, to either (a) use
commercially reasonable efforts to bring
the non-warranty-compliant Librestream
Software into substantial conformance with
its published specifications; or (b) refund to
Licensee the purchase price paid for the
non-warranty-compliant Librestream
Software.
6.3 NO REPRESENTATION OR
WARRANTY OF ANY NATURE OR KIND
WHATSOEVER IS PROVIDED BY
LIBRESTREAM REGARDING ANY
THIRD PARTY SOFTWARE. IF AND TO
THE EXTENT THAT ANY THIRD PARTY
SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT IS
ATTACHED TO THIS AGREEMENT AS A
SCHEDULE OR IS EXPRESSLY
REFERENCED IN ANY SCHEDULE TO
THIS AGREEMENT, LICENSEES
SHOULD CAREFULLY REVIEW ANY
SUCH THIRD PARTY SOFTWARE
LICENSE AGREEMENT TO DETERMINE
WHETHER OR NOT ANY
REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY IS
PROVIDED TO LICENSEE IN RESPECT
OF THE THIRD PARTY SOFTWARE
THAT IS THE SUBJECT OF SUCH
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THIRD PARTY SOFTWARE LICENSE
AGREEMENT. OTHERWISE, ALL THIRD
PARTY SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS
IS", WITHOUT ANY REPRESENTATION,
WARRANTY OR CONDITION OF ANY
NATURE OR KIND WHATSOEVER.
6.4 TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT
PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW AND
SUBJECT ONLY TO THE LIMITED
WARRANTY IN SECTION 6.1 IN THE
CASE OF THE LIBRESTREAM
SOFTWARE AND TO ANY EXPRESS
PROVISION TO THE CONTRARY IN ANY
THIRD PARTY SOFTWARE LICENSE
AGREEMENT (WHICH SUCH
PROVISION SHALL BE CONFINED TO
THE THIRD PARTY SOFTWARE AND
THE THIRD PARTY LICENSOR THAT
ARE THE SUBJECT OF THAT THIRD
PARTY SOFTWARE LICENSE
AGREEMENT), LIBRESTREAM AND THE
THIRD PARTY LICENSORS EXPRESSLY
DISCLAIM ALL OTHER
REPRESENTATIONS, WARRANTIES
AND CONDITIONS, WHETHER
EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, IN FACT OR BY
OPERATION OF LAW, STATUTORY OR
OTHERWISE, INCLUDING WITHOUT
LIMITATION QUIET ENJOYMENT, NONINFRINGEMENT OF THIRD PARTY
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
AND THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR
CONDITIONS OF MERCHANTABILITY,
MERCHANTABLE QUALITY AND
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE. IN PARTICULAR, NEITHER
LIBRESTREAM NOR ANY THIRD PARTY
LICENSOR REPRESENTS OR
WARRANTS THAT THE
FUNCTIONALITY OF THE SOFTWARE
WILL SATISFY ANY OR ALL OF
LICENSEE’S REQUIREMENTS, THAT
THE SOFTWARE WILL WORK IN
COMBINATION WITH ANY HARDWARE
OR SOFTWARE PRODUCTS PROVIDED
BY THIRD PARTIES, THAT THE
OPERATION OF THE SOFTWARE WILL
BE UNINTERRUPTED OR ERROR
FREE, OR THAT ALL ERRORS OR
DEFECTS IN THE SOFTWARE WILL BE
CORRECTED. SOFTWARE UPDATES, IF
ANY, WILL BE PROVIDED AT THE SOLE
DISCRETION OF LIBRESTREAM.
LICENSEE ACKNOWLEDGES AND
AGREES THAT SOFTWARE IN
GENERAL IS NOT ERROR-FREE, AND
End User License Agreement
THAT THE EXISTENCE OF MINOR
ERRORS OR DEFECTS IN THE
SOFTWARE DOES NOT MEAN THAT
THE SOFTWARE DOES NOT PERFORM
IN SUBSTANTIAL CONFORMANCE
WITH ITS APPLICABLE PUBLISHED
SPECIFICATIONS. NEITHER
LIBRESTREAM NOR ANY THIRD PARTY
LICENSOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE
FOR THE RECONSTRUCTION OF ANY
CORRUPTED OR LOST DATA FILES.
6.5 Librestream reserves the right to at any
time provide a limited warranty for any
Librestream Software that is different from
the limited warranty set forth in Sections
6.1 and 6.2. The text of any such different
limited warranty will be included with that
Librestream Software, regardless of
whether that Librestream Software is
embedded in a Librestream Product, is
provided to Licensee on CDROM or is
downloaded by Licensee. In the event of
any inconsistency between any such other
limited warranty and the limited warranty
set forth in Sections 6.1 and 6.2, the
inconsistency shall be resolved in favor of
such other limited warranty.
6.6 Librestream may also provide a
separate limited warranty with respect to
the hardware components of a Librestream
Product.
7. NO LIABILITY FOR INDIRECT
DAMAGES. REGARDLESS OF
CIRCUMSTANCES AND REGARDLESS
OF THE FORM OF ACTION, WHETHER
IN CONTRACT UNDER THIS
AGREEMENT OR IN TORT, INCLUDING
NEGLIGENCE OR PRODUCTS
LIABILITY, AND TO THE MAXIMUM
EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE
LAW, IN NO EVENT SHALL
LIBRESTREAM OR ANY THIRD PARTY
LICENSOR HAVE ANY LIABILITY FOR
ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL,
CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL, PUNITIVE
OR EXEMPLARY LOSSES OR
DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE OR KIND
WHATSOEVER, ARISING OUT OF THIS
AGREEMENT AND/OR LICENSEE'S USE
OF, DELAY IN USING OR INABILITY TO
USE THE SOFTWARE, ANY
CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION AND/OR
ANY LIBRESTREAM PRODUCT,
INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOST
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OR CORRUPTED DATA OF LICENSEE
OR ANY THIRD PARTY, LOST PROFITS
OR LOST GOODWILL, BUSINESS
INTERRUPTION OR LOSS OF
INFORMATION, FAILURE TO REALIZE
SAVINGS, OR FOR ANY CLAIM OR
DEMAND AGAINST LICENSEE BY ANY
THIRD PARTY, EVEN IF LIBRESTREAM
OR ANY THIRD PARTY LICENSOR MAY
HAVE BEEN ADVISED OF THE
POSSIBILITY OF SUCH LOSSES OR
DAMAGES OR EVEN IF SUCH LOSSES
OR DAMAGES WERE REASONABLY
FORESEEABLE.
8. LIMITED LIABILITY FOR DIRECT
DAMAGES. REGARDLESS OF
CIRCUMSTANCES AND REGARDLESS
OF THE FORM OF ACTION, WHETHER
IN CONTRACT UNDER THIS
AGREEMENT OR IN TORT, INCLUDING
NEGLIGENCE OR PRODUCTS
LIABILITY, AND TO THE MAXIMUM
EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE
LAW, THE CUMULATIVE LIABILITY OF
LIBRESTREAM AND THE THIRD PARTY
LICENSORS FOR LICENSEE’S DIRECT
DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF OR
RESULTING IN ANY MANNER
WHATSOEVER FROM THIS
AGREEMENT AND/OR LICENSEE'S USE
OF, DELAY IN USING OR INABILITY TO
USE THE SOFTWARE, ANY
CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION AND/OR
ANY LIBRESTREAM PRODUCT,
INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY
UNCURED MATERIAL DEFAULT,
BREACH OR FAILURE ON THE PART
OF LIBRESTREAM OR ANY THIRD
PARTY LICENSOR UNDER THIS
AGREEMENT, SHALL IN NO EVENT
EXCEED THE GREATER OF THE
LICENSE FEE INITIALLY PAID BY
LICENSEE FOR THE SOFTWARE OR
ONE DOLLAR ($1.00), IN CANADIAN
CURRENCY.
9. FUNDAMENTAL UNDERSTANDING
REGARDING RISK ALLOCATION.
LICENSEE ACKNOWLEDGES AND
AGREES THAT THE FEES PAYABLE BY
LICENSEE PURSUANT TO THIS
AGREEMENT OR ANY PURCHASE
ORDER HAVE BEEN DETERMINED BY
LIBRESTREAM BASED UPON A
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SPECIFIC RISK ALLOCATION
BETWEEN LIBRESTREAM AND THE
THIRD PARTY LICENSORS, ON THE
ONE HAND, AND LICENSEE, ON THE
OTHER HAND, AND THAT
LIBRESTREAM WOULD NOT HAVE
ACCEPTED ANY PURCHASE ORDER
THAT RELATES TO LICENSEE AND
WOULD NOT HAVE LICENSED THE
SOFTWARE TO LICENSEE PURSUANT
TO THIS AGREEMENT IN THE
ABSENCE OF SECTIONS 6, 7 AND 8.
LICENSEE FURTHER ACKNOWLEDGES
AND AGREES THAT THESE SECTIONS
SHALL APPLY NOTWITHSTANDING
ANY FAILURE OF ESSENTIAL
PURPOSE OF ANY LIMITED REMEDY.
IN JURISDICTIONS THAT PROHIBIT
EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY OR
LIMITATION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES,
SECTIONS 6, 7 AND 8 MAY BE LIMITED
IN THEIR APPLICATION TO LICENSEE
AND, DEPENDING ON LOCAL LAW,
LICENSEE MAY HAVE OTHER
SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS.
10.
TERM AND TERMINATION.
10.1 The licenses granted pursuant to this
Agreement are perpetual unless
terminated earlier as specified herein.
Licensee may terminate the licenses and
this Agreement at any time upon the
provision of written notice to Librestream.
Without prejudice to any other right or
remedy which may be available to
Librestream, the licenses and this
Agreement shall immediately terminate
without the necessity of any notice from
Librestream in the event that Licensee:
(a) fails to comply with any provision of this
Agreement; or
(b) makes any voluntary arrangement with
its creditors for the general settlement of its
debts or becomes subject to the
supervision of a bankruptcy tribunal; or
(c) has an order made against it, or passes
a resolution, for its winding-up, or has a
lien holder take possession of, or has a
receiver or similar officer appointed over,
all or substantially all of its property or
assets.
10.2 Upon termination of this Agreement
for any reason, Licensee agrees to
immediately cease use of, and to return or
destroy, at Librestream's sole option, the
End User License Agreement
Software and any other Confidential
Information in Licensee's possession,
custody or control, together with all copies,
including but not limited to deletion of the
foregoing from the Computer and any
other computer on which the Software or
any portion thereof may have been
installed, and to certify such return or
destruction in writing.
10.3 Notwithstanding anything to the
contrary contained herein, the bold faced
and capitalized wording at the beginning of
this Agreement and Sections 2.1(c), 2.3,
2.4, 2.6, 2.7, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and
13 (and the relevant definitions in Section
1) shall survive any termination of this
Agreement for any reason whatsoever.
11.
EXPORT. Some of the Software
and Confidential Information is subject to
United States export control laws and
regulations, and some or all of the
Software may be subject to export or
import regulations in other countries as
well. Licensee agrees that it will not export,
re-export, transfer or import any of the
Software, any of the Confidential
Information or any Librestream Product in
violation of any applicable laws or
regulations of the United States or any
other country. Licensee is responsible for
obtaining any licenses or authorizations
required to export, re-export, transfer or
import all or any portion of the Software
and Confidential Information or any
Librestream Product.
12.
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS.
In the event that Licensee is a
governmental entity, only the
department(s) or agency(s) specifically
licensed in the Purchase Order to use the
Software shall have the right to use the
Software. Governmental departments or
agencies not so specifically licensed must
have a separate license and must pay
additional license fees.
13.
GENERAL PROVISIONS.
13.1 Licensee shall not assign or otherwise
transfer this Agreement or any of its rights
and/or obligations hereunder, whether in
whole or in part, including by operation of
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law, without the prior express written
consent of Librestream.
13.2 Licensee hereby acknowledges that
its breach of this Agreement may cause
irreparable harm and significant injury to
Librestream and/or one or more of the
Third Party Licensors in an amount that
may be difficult to ascertain and for which
a remedy at law may be inadequate.
Accordingly, Licensee agrees that, in
addition to any other rights and remedies it
may have, Librestream shall have the right
to seek injunctive relief in any court of
competent jurisdiction to enforce
Licensee's obligations under this
Agreement.
13.3 This Agreement shall be construed
and governed by the laws in force in the
province of Manitoba, excluding its conflict
of laws rules. The parties consent to the
jurisdiction of all the courts in Manitoba,
and agree that, except for requests for
injunctive relief pursuant to Section 13.2,
venue shall lie exclusively in Manitoba.
THE PARTIES EXCLUDE IN ITS
ENTIRETY THE APPLICATION TO THIS
AGREEMENT OF THE UNITED NATIONS
CONVENTION ON CONTRACTS FOR
THE INTERNATIONAL SALE OF
GOODS.
13.4 When any notice is required or
authorized hereunder, such notice shall be
given in writing by recognized delivery
service or personal delivery addressed to
the other party. Notices shall be sent to
Licensee at the address set forth in the
Purchase Order and to Librestream at
Suite 110, 895 Waverley Street, Winnipeg,
Manitoba, Canada R3T 5P4. Either party
may change its address for notice
hereunder by providing the other party with
ten (10) days written notice thereof.
Notices shall be effective upon receipt by
the recipient.
13.5 The original of this Agreement has
been written in the English language, and
the governing language of this Agreement
shall be English. Licensee hereby waives
and agrees not to assert any right to have
this Agreement written in the language of
Licensee's place of residence.
13.6 A waiver of any default hereunder or
of any of the terms or conditions of this
Agreement shall not be deemed to be a
continuing waiver or a waiver of any other
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default or of any other term or condition,
but shall apply solely to the instance to
which such waiver is directed. The
exercise of any right or remedy provided in
this Agreement shall be without prejudice
to the right to exercise any other right or
remedy provided at law or in equity.
13.7 In the event any provision of this
Agreement is found to be invalid, illegal or
unenforceable, the validity, legality and
enforceability of the remaining provisions
shall not in any way be affected or
impaired, and a valid, legal and
enforceable provision of similar intent and
effect shall be substituted for such invalid,
illegal or unenforceable provision.
13.8 This Agreement constitutes the entire
agreement between the parties with
respect to the license of the Software and
the other subject matter of this Agreement,
and supersedes and terminates all other
prior and/or contemporaneous verbal
and/or written agreements and
understandings with respect thereto. No
modifications to this Agreement shall be
enforceable except when in writing and
signed by an authorized signatory of the
party to be bound thereby. Without limiting
the generality of the foregoing, the terms
and conditions of any purchase order or
other document submitted by Licensee to
Librestream or to any Librestream
distributor or other representative shall not
be binding on Librestream unless
definitively accepted in writing by
Librestream.
13.9 THIS AGREEMENT SHALL
IMMEDIATELY AND AUTOMATICALLY
BE EFFECTIVE AND ENFORCEABLE
UPON ANY DOWNLOADING OR
INSTALLATION OF ANY OF THE
SOFTWARE OR UPON ANY USE OF
ANY OF THE SOFTWARE OR ANY
LIBRESTREAM PRODUCT. It shall not be
a requirement to the effectiveness and
enforceability of this Agreement that any
Licensee or Librestream execute this
Agreement.
End User License Agreement
SCHEDULE A – LIBRESTREAM
SOFTWARE AND LIBRESTREAM
NOTICES
Name of Librestream Software: Onsight
1000/Onsight 2000/Onsight
2000Ex/Onsight 2500/Onsight 2500Ex
Copyright Notice: Copyright 2004–2011
Librestream Technologies Incorporated. All
Rights Reserved.
Patents Notice: Patents pending in
Canada, the United States and other
countries.
Trademark Notice: Librestream, the
Librestream logo, Onsight, Onsight Expert,
Onsight Mobile, Onsight Enterprise,
Onsight Management Suite, and Onsight
TeamLink are either registered trademarks
or trademarks of Librestream Technologies
Incorporated in Canada, the United States
and/or other countries. All other
trademarks are the property of their
respective owners.
SCHEDULE B – THIRD PARTY
SOFTWARE AND THIRD PARTY
LICENSOR NOTICES
1. Third Party Software – LIVE MEDIA
Third Party Licensor – Live Networks, Inc.
Live Networks Inc.:
Copyright (c) 1996-2005, Live Networks,
Inc. All rights reserved
This library is free software; you can
redistribute it and/or modify it under the
terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
License as published by the Free Software
Foundation; either version 2.1 of the
License, or (at your option) any later
version. (See
.)
This library is distributed in the hope that it
will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY
WARRANTY; without even the implied
warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General
Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the
GNU Lesser General Public License along
with this library; if not, write to the Free
Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple
Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307
USA
A copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
License is provided on the product CD in
the 'licenses' folder. In accordance with
section (4) of the GNU General Public
License, copies of Live Networks source
code and Librestream modified Live
Networks code will be provided upon
request from Librestream. To obtain the
source code on a CD, please send
USD$10 for shipping and handling to:
Customer Services
Librestream Technologies Inc.
Suite 110, 895 Waverley Street
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Canada R3T 5P4
2. Third Party Software – DAS BOOT
Third Party Licensor – U-Boot
# (C) Copyright 2000 - 2004
# Wolfgang Denk, DENX Software
Engineering, wd@denx.de.
# This program is free software; you can
redistribute it and/or
# modify it under the terms of the GNU
General Public License as
# published by the Free Software
Foundation; either version 2 of
# the License, or (at your option) any later
version.
# This program is distributed in the hope
that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY;
without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR
A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
See
the
# GNU General Public License for more
details.
# You should have received a copy of the
GNU General Public License
# along with this program; if not, write to
the Free Software
# Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite
330, Boston,
# MA 02111-1307 USA
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A copy of the GNU General Public License
is provided on the product CD in the
'licenses' folder and may also be available
at .
In accordance with section (3) of the GNU
General Public License, copies of Das Uboot source code and Librestream
modified Das U-boot code will be provided
upon request from Librestream. To obtain
the source code on a CD, please send
USD$10 for shipping and handling to:
Customer Services
Librestream Technologies Inc.
Suite 110, 895 Waverley Street
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Librestream Contact Information
15 Librestream Contact Information
Website
www.librestream.com
Head Office
Librestream Technologies Inc.
895 Waverley St., Suite 110
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Canada, R3T 5P4
General Inquiries
Email information@librestream.com
Phone +1.204.487.0612
Fax +1.204.487.0914
Support
Email support@librestream.com
Phone +1.204.487.0612
Fax +1.204.487.0914
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