Samsung VC240 - Manual (Page 29)

Using the product 3-6
3-6 Remote Control
TV's or other electronic devices near the monitor can affect the performance of the remote control by interferring with the
signal the remote uses to transmit to the monitor,
POWER
Turns the product On/Off.
Special Characters
Allows you to input '*' and '.' alter-
nately by pressing this button
repeatedly.
SOURCE
Switches the input signal. (PC/DVI/
VC)
1/A/a
Allows you to change the mode
on the text input window (Number
→ Capital → Lowercase).
LAYOUT
Allows you to select a variety of
screen splits by pressing this button
repeatedly. Activates PIP function.
MIC MUTE
Allows you to mute either the
voice or video, or both the voice
and video, according to the cur-
rent OSD settings (<Settings>→
<Mute Option>).
+ ZOOM-
Allows you to zoom in and/ or out on
the camera of the remote party
whose camera supports the ZOOM
function.
(This product does not support the
ZOOM function)
VOL
Press to increase or decrease
the volume.
Up-Down Left-Right buttons
Confirmation
Moves from one menu item to
another horizontally, vertically or
adjusts selected menu values.
Mutes the sound from the remote
party while a call is being con-
nected.
(Your sound is transmitted)
Allows you to select the camera you
want to zoom in/ out on.
• Near End : Your camera
• Far End : Remote party's
camera
SETUP
This is the shortcut key to the
<Settings> menu.
BACK
Returns to the previous menu.
Deletes text during text input.
PRESENTATION
Determines whether or not to per-
form the function that sends your
PC screen to the remote party.
END
Ends a video call.
Special Characters
Allows you to input '#', '@' and ':'
alternately by pressing this button
repeatedly.
INFO
<PC/DVI> : Shows the resolution.
<VC> : Shows detailed information
on the current connection.
PHONE BOOK
Displays the phone book on the
screen.
CALL
Dials a video call.
HOLD
Allows you to hold the current call
(while staying connected) to
speak with someone else.
Number Buttons
Allows you to input numbers and
text according to the input mode.
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