Panasonic of North America 96NKX-MC1PC User Manual 34146
Panasonic Corporation of North America 34146
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Panasonic Microcast Operating Instructions Model No. KX-Mc1 Please read these Operating Instructions before using the unit and save for future reference. This unit is designed for use in the United States of America. and may not operate in other coun- tries. Thank you for purchasing a Panasonic ‘Microcast”. Things you should keep record of Attach your sales receipt here For your future reference Date of purchase Serial number (found on the bottom of the unit) Dealer's name and address Dealer's telephone number WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT T0 RAIN OR ANY TYPE OF MOISTURE. Copyright: This manual is copyrighted by Kyushu Matsushita Electric Co., Ltd. (KME) and its licensee. Under the copyright laws, this manual may not be reproduced in any form. in whole or part, without the prior written consent of KME and its licensee © Kyushu Matsushita electric Co., Ltd. 1999 Introducing Microcast , Welcome to the world of Panasonic Microcast. Using Microcast, you can remotely operate a personal computer located in one room, while watching a television in another room. For example: You can play a game on a personal computer (PC) in the study, controlling it re- motely from the living room. In this way, you can enjoy the computer game on the larger television (TV) screen. PC transceiver The PC transceiver receives data (ex mouse coordinates) transmitted from the Control console and sends it to the main PC unit. The PC transceiver also transmits audio and video signals to the AV receiver connected to the TV dis- play. AV Receiver The AV receiver is the unit that receives audio and video signals transmitted from the PC transceiver, and displays them on a TV. Control Console The Control console is the unit which remotely operates the main PC unit, and adjusts the TV displavr AV receiver PC transceiver Requirements To install and operate your Microcast correctly the following system specifications are required. El Keyboard (101 or 106) Mouse (P52) El Joystick (analog) El TV D Following PC reduction PC BIOS HP Voctll XM5/90 ”flab—004535 JD Vuctr- VLE HF Vocal VL57 100 Saris“ HP Vecu-a mfimfiflm HWU'S'VZ'O Vocm XAd/ZDOMZSOODT-Pro M'Vl 54A KG—ZGHMMX A9 550 F—100 Aplivu Lfl7 Pi-ZGG Aptivu vision P-75 A Aptivu 3—95 Mm ' Apliva J35 1-133 PG 750 $75 P0330 P-l 00 P0340 F—Iaa POGOOPL WAX—233 Solemn-33d Dash)": EP 6400 P2400 Deng” EP 5268!) Column-266 Dulhm EN 6400 Deskpm EN SF6350 Desknrczboofizm Promo ma Viduo Bios Fresno 2240 Praarie 5150 ValuaSt-r NX VGGGH/5 ValueSt-r NX W45D/5 Mote NX MA35D Dimension XPS mono P Phoenix 4.0 R6 4M— ' ' ' - >- Phnunix Reversion 0 »»-«Co,n'hections PC transceiver Before connecting each unit, raise an antenna pole and transmission antenna and power off all unit. Transmission antenna Keyboard jack Mouse jack DO IN 12V jack From PC display out connector To display connector Keyboard Jack Connect a local keyboard to operate a PC di— reotly. This jack is printed “KEYBOARD'. Mouse jack Connect a mouse to operate a PC directly. This jack is printed “MOUSE”. DO IN 12V jack Connect a AC adapter (model no. SADC- 1165A). This jack is printed "DC IN ‘I2V'. From Pc display out connector Connect the VGA output connector of the main PC unit using a VGA cable, This connec- tor is printed 'Disp|ay out". To display connector Connect the VGA input connector of the PC dis- play using a VGA cable. This connector is printed “Display". Antenna pole From PC audio L/R jack To speaker jack To PC keyboard jack To PC mouse jack To PC joystick connector Theatre mode jacks Video jack Audio L jack Audio R jack From PG audio L/R jack If a sound card is installed in the main PC unit. connect audio output jack using a cable. This jack is printed "Audio L/R". To speaker jack If a speaker is installed, connect a speaker us- ing a cable. This jack is printed ‘Speaker'. To PC keyboard jack Connect the keyboard jack of the main PC unit using a P52 cable. This jack is printed "Key- board". To PC mouse jack Connect the mouse jack of the main PC unit us— ing a P52 cable This jack is printed ‘Mouse'. To PC joystick connector If a sound card is installed in the main PC unit, connect the sound card joystick port using a D- Sub15 pin cable. This connector is printed "Joy- stick'. Conn'ecgigngs' Theatre mode jacks (Video jack. Audio L jack, Audio R jack) Connect video and audio output jacks of AV product using a RCA cable, if AV product (DVD, VTR etc). is needed. Caution: Video with 8 terminal cannot be used. These jacks are printed “Audio R'. 'Audio L' and "Video'r 'Audio R' jack’s color is red, “Audio L' jack's color is white and ”Video' jack's color is Yellow. Original connection Local keyboard Pc PC transceiver AC outlet (1 zov, eouz) To "DC lN 12V" %Display‘ To "Display out‘ Connections Additional connection To "Speaker” To ‘Video' (Yellow) To ”Audio L” (White) To "Audio R" (Red) Speaker AV product Connections AV receiver Before connecting each unit, power off all unit. To TV audio R jack Connect the audio input jack (red color) of a TV using a RCA cable. This jack is printed "Audio R'. To TV audio L jack Connect the audio input jack (white color) of a TV using 3 RCA cable. This jack is printed "Audio L'. To TV video jack Connect the video input jack (yellow color) of a TV using 5 RCA cable. This jack is printed DC IN 12V jack 'Video'. Connect 3 AC adapter (model no. SADC—1165A). This jack is printed 'DC IN 12V". AV receiver To 'Video' (Yellow) 0 “Audio L' (White) To “Audio R' (Red) AC “uh“ 1 AC adapter (Model no. SADC-1 165A) (120V, 60Hz) Finding the‘ContrOIs Overview PC transceiver AV receiver Antenna pole Receiving antenna — Transmission antenna Power button Power button Power LED Channel button Power LED Keyboard jack Mouse jack Channel LED Control console Antenna pole Power button /0 "Finding the Controls Location Control console Theatre LED Channel LED Theatre button 0 0—— PasmoN Position button Theatre button The Theatre mode is the mode that sends audio and video signals of an AV product connected to the PC transceiver, and you can watch and hear the voice and image using a TV connected to the AV receiver. Push this button and turn on the Theatre LED to establish the Theater mode. Push this button again and turn off the Theatre LED to change to the personal computer mode. Channel button Monet moon Calibration button Size adjust button Power LED Zoom button Channel button Push to change the wireless transmission channel to another one. 0 Four channels can be used. Caution: When changing channels, the AV receiver channel should be the same as the Control con- sole channel. // ' ‘ Finding theC‘ontrOlsV /2 Calibration button This button is useful only when a joystick is connected to the Control console. Use to perform calibration for a joystick connected to the Control console. Procedure for calibration is as follows: 1 Let go of the joystick and push the Calibration button. 0 Mode 1 LED will light up. 2 Push the Calibration button again a few seconds later. 0 Mode 2 LED will light up. 3 Grasp the joystick lever and rotate it so that a large circle is drawn. 4 Push the Calibration button. 0 Mode 2 LED will turn off. 0 Mode 1 LED will remain on. Calibration for the joystick connected to the Control console is now completed. Caution: 0 When a joystick connected to the Control console is changed to another one, perform calibration again. 0 If your PC has an 05 (ex. Windows 95 ) and/or application with a joystick calibration function. calibration must be per- formed on your PC. Zoom button Push to enlarge the upper left part of the TV display connected to the AV receiver. To retum to the original size, push again. Position button Push to move the displaying position of TV display connected to the AV re- ceiver in the desired direction. @: moves the displaying position up. ®z moves the displaying position down. 8: moves the displaying position to the right. G): moves the displaying position to the left. Size adjust button Push this button while pushing the ® button to enlarge the displaying size of TV display connected to the AV receiver. Push this button while pushing the ® button to reduce the displaying size of TV display connected to the AV receiver. ~ ‘ I I I i t ‘ t H ' i ' Installlng W : 153] Microcast transmits audia and video signals using 5.8 GHz waves. The PC transceiver and the AV re- ceiver should be pointed towards each other. After connecting, place the PC transceiver near/on a main PC unit, and the AV re- ceiver near/on a TV. Point the concave side of the transmission antenna on the PC transceiver to that of the receiving antenna on the AV receiver. /3 Operation Turn on the power at each unit. 0 The PC transceiver should only be switched on after the main PC unit is completely up and run- ning. There is no special order for turning on the power of each unit, including TV. except for the above. 0 The PC display will appear on the TV, Play games using the keyboard, mouse or joystick connected to the Control con sole, while watching TV. 0 If the image on the TV screen is not clear, adjust the direction of the receiving an- tenna on the AV receiver. 0 Be careful not to bend the antenna too far back, or unit may be damaged. Note: If you want to operate the main PC unit independently. switch off the PC transceiver. You can operate the main PC unit using a local keyboard and mouse connected to the PC transceiver. ' FCC information ‘ This device complies with Pan 15 at the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the toilowing two conditions; (1 ) This device may not cause hermlul Interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interlerence that may cause undesired operation. CAUTION: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible lor compliance could void the user's authority to operate this device. Note: This equipment has been tested and inund to comply with the limits tor a class B digital device, pursuant to Pen 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmtul interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio lrequency energy and, it not installed and used in acoordance with the instmctions, may cause harmlul interlerence to radio communications. However, there Is no guarantee that interterence will not occur in a particular installation. it this equipment does cause harmtul interterence to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment oil and on, the user Is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more oi the lollowing measures: — Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. — increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. — Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different trom that to which the receiver is connected. — Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/T V technician for help. - Environment — do not place the unit in a room where the temperature is less than 5°C (41'F) or greater than 40'C (104°F). Allow to cm (4') clearance around the unit for proper ventilation. Avoid excessive smoke. dust, mechanical vibration. shock, or direct sunlight. - Routine care -— wipe the unit with a soft cloth. Do not use benzine, thinner, or any abrasive powder. When you leave the unit unused tor a long period of time, unplug the AC adapter lrorn the outlet. - It there is any trouble — disconnect the unit lrom the telephone line and connect a known working phone. it the known working phone operates property, have your unit repaired by one oi the authorized Panasonic Factory Service Centers. it the known working phone does not operate properly, consult with your telephone company. /5 Print“! in CTan
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