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TANDBERG Software History
TANDBERG
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TANDBERG Software History
Table of contents
Introduction ............................................................................................................................................... 3
Quick Software History ............................................................................................................................ 3
Overview on the latest software versions: E2.3 and B7.3 ...................................................................... 4
TANDBERG MCU.................................................................................................................................... 5
D3.0......................................................................................................................................................... 5
D2.3......................................................................................................................................................... 6
D2.1......................................................................................................................................................... 8
D1.1......................................................................................................................................................... 9
D1.0....................................................................................................................................................... 10
TANDBERG GATEWAY ...................................................................................................................... 13
G2.0....................................................................................................................................................... 13
G1.0....................................................................................................................................................... 13
TANDBERG 8000/7000/6000/2500/1000/880/550................................................................................. 16
E2.3 ....................................................................................................................................................... 16
E2.2 ....................................................................................................................................................... 16
E2.0 ....................................................................................................................................................... 16
E1.3 ....................................................................................................................................................... 18
E1.2 ....................................................................................................................................................... 18
E1.1 ....................................................................................................................................................... 19
TANDBERG 8000/7000/6000/2500/1000/800/500................................................................................. 20
B7.3 ....................................................................................................................................................... 20
B7.2 ....................................................................................................................................................... 20
B7.0 ....................................................................................................................................................... 20
B6.2 ....................................................................................................................................................... 22
B6.1 ....................................................................................................................................................... 22
B5.1 & B5.11 ........................................................................................................................................ 22
B4.0 ....................................................................................................................................................... 24
B3.0 ....................................................................................................................................................... 26
B2.0 ....................................................................................................................................................... 27
B1.0 ....................................................................................................................................................... 30
A2.0 ....................................................................................................................................................... 31
A1.0 ....................................................................................................................................................... 32
Vision 5000/Vision 800/Vision 2500 ....................................................................................................... 33
C4.0 ....................................................................................................................................................... 33
C3.0 ....................................................................................................................................................... 33
C2.0 ....................................................................................................................................................... 34
C1.3 ....................................................................................................................................................... 34
MasterVision 2000/ Master Vision 6000i/ Vision 2000 etc................................................................... 36
B4.3 ....................................................................................................................................................... 36
B4.0 ....................................................................................................................................................... 36
B3.0 ....................................................................................................................................................... 37
B2.0 ....................................................................................................................................................... 38
B1.0 ....................................................................................................................................................... 38
A2.2 ....................................................................................................................................................... 38
A2.0 ....................................................................................................................................................... 39
A1.0 ....................................................................................................................................................... 39
Vision 600/ Vision 770/ Vision 1000 ....................................................................................................... 40
B1.1 ....................................................................................................................................................... 40
A1.0 ....................................................................................................................................................... 40
Appendix .................................................................................................................................................. 42
Prefixes on TANDBERG products........................................................................................................ 42
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TANDBERG Software History
Introduction
This document is intended to provide an overview over the various software versions and products from TANDBERG. Each TANDBERG
software release is named with a letter to describe and categorize the various software/hardware groups then followed by the main software
version number with the software patch number as an extension (e.g. C3.2 which is a software for the C hardware group 3rd release patch
number 2).
Each software version is briefly described with features and helpful comments in a table format. The various software versions are highlighted
differently according to the nature of the software revision.
e.g.
B3.0
July 2001
B2.4
May 2001
Entirely new software platform, with functionality upgrade – provided free of charge when system covered by a service
contract.
‘dot’ revision with minor changes to improve functions or cases, sometimes including limited new functionality (maybe
only one special feature like a requested ISDN protocol etc) – covered warranty and normally free of charge if you have a
software version which has the same main number, e.g. B2.x
Quick Software History
Short historical summary of the various products and software:
Products
Software history
Vision 600/ Vision 770/ Vision 1000
MasterVision 2000/ MasterVision 6000i/ Vision 2000 etc1
Vision 800
Vision 2500
Vision 5000
Vision 6000 (Renamed TANDBERG 6000 with A2)
Vision 7000 (Codec 6000)
TANDBERG 500
TANDBERG 550
TANDBERG 800
TANDBERG 880
TANDBERG 880 IP Only
TANDBERG 880 Net
TANDBERG 1000
TANDBERG 2500
TANDBERG 6000(Codec 6000)
TANDBERG 7000 (Codec 6000)
TANDBERG 8000 (Codec 6000)
TANDBERG MCU
TANDBERG GW
Notes:
A1, B1 B1.3
A1 A2.2, B1 (SoftMux) B4.3
C2 C4
C3 C4
C1 C4
A1
A1
B1 B7.3
B4 B5.11 E2.3
A2, B1 B7.3
B4 B5.11 E2.3
E1.3 E2.3
B4.4 B5.11 E2.3
2
3
B2 B5.1/B5.11 B7.3 /E2.3
2
2
A2 A2.5 B5.1/B5.11 B7.3 /E2.3
2
2
A1 A2.5 B5.1/B5.11 B7.3 /E2.3
2
2
A1 A2.5
B5.1 B7.3 /E2.3
2
2
B3.3 B7.3 /E2.3
D1 D3
G1 G2
- Many new software features will be/is implemented on the next software version regardless of product (e.g. Intelligent Video Management (IVM) was first
implemented on V600/770/1000, but is now implemented in the whole range)
- In general: each new software upgrade has been improved from the last particularly regarding video handling and network handling.
- Note that the former products Vision Classic, the Grand Vision and the Compact Vision are not included in this document.
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V2000: modification with the power strap to pin number 4 on dataport 2 (to provide power to the camera) was done between A2.0 and B1.0 sw.
B7, B6 and B5.1 require non-enhanced codecs TANDBERG 8000/7000/6000/2500/1000/800/500 (see Appendix “Prefixes on TANDBERG products”)
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E2, E1 and B5.11 require enhanced codecs: T8000, T6000, T2500, T880, T550 and T1000 (see Appendix “Prefixes on TANDBERG products”)
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TANDBERG Software History
Overview on the latest software versions: E2.3 and B7.3
The following tables are given as a summary on the software versions to be used depending on the TANDBERG systems.
E2.3
3
TANDBERG 880
IP only
TANDBERG 1000
TANDBERG 550
TANDBERG 880
TANDBERG 2500
TANDBERG 6000
TANDBERG 8000
ISDN
IP
128 Kbps
384 Kbps
N/A
384 Kbps
384 Kbps
768 Kbps
N/A
768 Kbps
768 Kbps
3 Mbps**
2 Mbps*
3 Mbps**
PAL
N/A
N/A
N/A
S08601
N/A
N/A
PAL
PAL
PAL
PAL
PAL
PAL
S08501
S08501
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
S08301
S08301
S08301
S08301
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
S08101
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
S08001
S08001
TANDBERG 880
N/A
N/A
N/A
S08604
N/A
NTSC
IP only
TANDBERG 1000
NTSC
S08504
N/A
S08304
N/A
N/A
TANDBERG 550
NTSC
S08504
N/A
S08304
N/A
N/A
TANDBERG 880
NTSC
N/A
N/A
S08304
N/A
N/A
TANDBERG 2500
NTSC
N/A
N/A
S08304
N/A
N/A
TANDBERG 6000
NTSC
N/A
N/A
N/A
S08104
TANDBERG 8000
NTSC
N/A
N/A
N/A
* Only available using ISDN PRI, or External networks interface. (Maximum bandwidth available 768 Kbps using ISDN BRI)
** Maximum bandwidth available using IP in point to point: 3 Mbps. (Maximum bandwidth available in Multisite: 2 Mbps)
B7.3
2
TANDBERG 1000
TANDBERG 500
TANDBERG 800
TANDBERG 2500
TANDBERG 6000
TANDBERG 7000
TANDBERG 8000
ISDN
IP
PAL
PAL
PAL
PAL
PAL
PAL
PAL
128 Kbps
384 Kbps
S07501
S07501
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
384 Kbps
768 Kbps
S07301
S07301
S07301
S07301
N/A
N/A
N/A
768 Kbps
3 Mbps**
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
S07101
N/A
N/A
2 Mbps*
3 Mbps**
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
S07001
S07001
S07001
TANDBERG 1000
NTSC
S07504
S07304
N/A
N/A
TANDBERG 500
NTSC
S07504
S07304
N/A
N/A
TANDBERG 800
NTSC
N/A
S07304
N/A
N/A
TANDBERG 2500
NTSC
N/A
S07304
N/A
N/A
TANDBERG 6000
NTSC
N/A
N/A
S07104
S07004
TANDBERG 7000
NTSC
N/A
N/A
N/A
S07004
TANDBERG 8000
NTSC
N/A
N/A
N/A
S07004
* Only available using ISDN PRI, or External networks interface. (Maximum bandwidth available 768 Kbps using ISDN BRI)
** Maximum bandwidth available using IP in point to point: 3 Mbps. (Maximum bandwidth available in Multisite: 2 Mbps)
The above softwares can be found and downloaded from: ftp://prix.tandberg.no/pub/ or http://ftp.tandberg.no/pub/
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N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
S08004
S08004
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TANDBERG MCU
SW
VERSION
& DATE
D3.0
Oct. 2003
FEATURES
COMMENTS
H.320
• Parallel dial in on ISDN (already supported on IP)
Parallel dial in to the same conference on ISDN. (requires that a PRI range is configured).
Number of possible parallel incoming ISDN calls => (numbers in the PRI range) – (number of conference dial in numbers).
EXAMPLE:
– PRI range: 67117701-67117710 => 10 numbers
– One number per conference => 3 dial in numbers
– (10-3) = 7 parallel incoming calls are supported.
• PRI range and Hunt Groups
H.323
• Improved ”on screen” indicators in IP calls (as supported in E2 endpoints and GW):
– Site Naming
– Mic Off indication
– On Air indication
MCU
• Improved distributed MCU
Two level distributed MCU: one Master MCU, up to 16 slave MCU’s.
– Up to 240 participants @ 384 kbps (ISDN and IP calls).
– Automatic Master/Slave negotiation
Functions supported for all participants:
– Request Floor: displays yourself in full screen for all participants
– Site Naming: view the site names of all participants in the conference.
– Automatic Voice Switched on Slave MCU.
Administrator features (on MCU or TMS):
– View site names (terminal list) of all participants.
– Configure the conference as Master, Slave or Auto:
- Auto – The MCU dialing out will become Master
- Master/Slave status on Web.
– Picture Mode disabled on Slave MCU.
– Assign Floor from Master MCU: shows the site in full screen for all participants.
– Assign Floor from Slave MCU: shows the site in full screen for all participants (only to sites on this MCU)
• Improved Picture Mode:
- Auto Best ImpressionTF(NEW): Automatic Voice Switched Layout Switching / Lecture mode
– 1 to 2 participants: Full Screen Voice Switched mode
– 3 to 6 participants: Continuous Presence 5+1
– 7 to16 participants: Continuous Presence 7+1
– Activate with Picture Mode: Enhanced CP.
- Voice switched,
- Enhanced CP (NEW):
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VERSION
& DATE
FEATURES
COMMENTS
Continuous Presence 5+1: lecture mode for 3 to 6 participants
- One large and 5 small pictures
- More than 6 participants, the last 6 speakers will be shown
- ‘Floor to Full Screen’ option for the 5+1 and 7+1 layouts
Continuous Presence 7+1: lecture mode for 7 to 16 participants
- One large and 7 small pictures
- More than 8 participants, the last 8 speakers will be shown
- ‘Floor to Full Screen’ option for the 5+1 and 7+1 layouts
- Traditional CP (CP, CP4, CP9, CP16),
- CP4 (with Voice Switched mode)
• Enhanced Video Transcoding
• Duo Video / People + Content support can be enabled/disabled per conference.
• Dial in/out at 56/64 kbps + video at these rates
VIDEO
• H.264 (supported on ISDN and IP calls)
– Up to 768 kbps, 30 fps, CIF
– Supported in CP4 and Voice Switched mode only
– Global enable/disable setting
• Automatic switch to H.263 if:
– Not supported by conference participants.
– More than one conference session (not supported with multi conferences).
– Using other layouts than Voice Switched and CP4 mode.
AUDIO
• G.722.1 (24 kbps/32 kbps) in IP calls (same as in E2, software for TANDBERG codecs):
– From 64 to192 kbps: G.722.1 -> G.728 -> G.722 -> G.711
– Above 192 kbps: G.722->G.722.1->G.728->G.711
Ensure high quality audio at lower bandwidths:
– Disable G.728 per conference
– will force G.722 instead of G.728 on lower bandwidths: 16xG.728 sites + 16 telephones (previous limitation of 7 G.728 sites removed)
• Outgoing H.323 audio only calls will count as audio sites.
– Incoming H.323 audio only calls depends on signaling from the calling site.
• MCU Capacity: 16 video sites + 16 telephones / 16 H.323 (G.711) audio only calls (before: 16 video sites + 16 telephones!)
D2.3
Mar. 2003
MANAGEMENT
• SNMP trap when wrong password entered
H.320
• Incoming calls without the “Called Number” ISDN information element will be routed to Conference 1.
• Enhancement for handling VIS (Video Indicate Suppressed) messages. D2.3 will not disconnect after receiving this message.
• Support for Polycom
Enterprise People+Content
on ISDN (both ways)
H.323
• NEBS Approval:
The TANDBERG MCU has
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VERSION
& DATE
FEATURES
COMMENTS
• “#” allowed when dialing IP Aliases
VIDEO
Improved People + Content Support
• Support added for Enterprise People+Content on ISDN (the IPower and/or Viewstation FX endpoint must connect via ISDN to the MCU)
• Transmit and Receive is now allowed (requires FX ver. 5.0/ IPower ver. 5.0)
• D2.3 will pass CIF, 4CIF, VGA, SVGA, and XGA as the duo source if possible. (People + Content is OFF by default)
MANAGEMENT
UDP Checksum on/off
• This is used to alleviate some issues encountered with FVC equipment.
• Data port command is: udpcheck <on/off>
- When UDP Checksum is on (default), D2.3 will discard packets, which fail the checksum.
- When UDP Checksum off, D2.3 will not discard these packets..
HLC
• Some systems do not like to see HLC in the setup messages. So for compatibility in these rare instances, we allow for this to be disabled.
• Data port command is: isdnprot hlc <on/off>
- on: send HLC
- off: do not send HLC (default)
ISDN Alert on all Channels
• Some ISDN switches require ALERT messages for all channels on incoming calls. This command will send alerts on all channels instead of the first
channel as we do by default.
• Data port command is: isdnprot alert <on/off>
- on: we will send ALERT for all channels
- off: send ALERT for the first channel only (default)
Legacy Mode
• To accommodate older video systems that may have trouble with our modern capabilities, a legacy mode has been added.
• There is now an on/off setting in the web page which turns the “Legacy Mode” on/off. (default is off)
• Along with the webpage setting, there are two corresponding data port commands as follows:
- conftemplate legacylevel <0..15>
- confsettings legacylevel <CONFERENCE ID 1..3> <0..15>
0 - No capabilities removed. This is default.
1-15 - The following capabilities are removed:
MSC_RESTRICT_CAP
MSC_RESTRICT_P
MSC_NORESTRICT
DTACHAN_H224HDLC
MSC_DUALMON
VIDSTD_H263
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now been approved as a
NEBS Level 3 Carrier Class
bridge.
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VERSION
& DATE
FEATURES
COMMENTS
VIDSTD_H263PP
AUDCSTD_G728
AUDCSTD_G722_1_24
AUDCSTD_G722_1_32
DTA_HSD
MSC_H263_2000
MSC_MVC
MSC_NSCAP
MSC_TANDBERG
MSC_ENCRYP
MSC_DUOPLUS
*Note: Values 1-15 all behave exactly the same, the extra values are reserved for potential use in future releases.
D2.1
Jan. 2003
USER INTERFACE
• Line feed handling improvement. Does not require CTRL-Enter for line feed in Windows XP telnet sessions.
H.323
IP CONFERENCES
• Register to Gatekeeper with one E.164 Alias per conference
• Dial in to different conferences using IP Number (E.164 Alias):
Conference 1 using the MCU IP-address or E.164 Alias
Conference 2 & 3 using the E.164 Alias.Dial out to endpoints using IP Number (E.164 Alias) or IP Address
• Intelligent Packet Loss Recovery (IPLRTF)RSVP – Guaranteed bandwidth in IP calls (requires support by routers and endpoints)
• Quality of Service:Diffserv (audio, video, data, signaling)
IP Precedence (audio, video, data signaling)
TOS (Type of Service)
• Request Floor support in IP conferences
• Multiple SNMP trap hosts
MCU
MIXED ISDN/IP CONFERENCES: connect up to:
- 16 video sites ISDN/IP + 16 telephones ISDN/IP (16+16 version)
- 8 video sites ISDN/IP + 8 telephones ISDN/IP (8+8 version),
MULTIPLE SIMULTANEOUS CONFERENCES
• Maximum 3 Simultaneous Conferences per MCU (All conferences can use all TANDBERG features at the same time).
Examples: Max. 6 Simultaneous Conferences on 2 MCUs, Max. 9 Simultaneous Conferences on 3 MCUs
• A mix of un-encrypted and encrypted conferences is possible.
• Max capacity per conference can be reserved.
SECURITY:
ENHANCED SECURE CONFERENCETF (Encryption)
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Support for IP conferences
Support for multiple
simultaneous conferences
Support for AES on
IP/ISDN
XGA support
TANDBERG
TANDBERG Software History
SW
VERSION
& DATE
FEATURES
•
•
•
•
COMMENTS
The first vendor to support embedded encryption on both ISDN, IP and ISDN/IP conferences (requires encryption support on the endpoint)
Support for Secure Conference AES (128 bit AES support on ISDN/IP)
Support for Secure Conference DES (56 bit DES support on ISDN/IP)
Encryption Mode: Auto, AES, DES
Mix of AES and DES in the same conference
INCREASED SECURITY FOR THE ADMINISTRATOR:
• Encrypted connection between MCU and Administrator PC using HTTPS
HyperText Transfer Protocol with SSL ensures that data you send is encrypted
Automatic redirect unsafe HTTP to HTTPS
• HTTP Digest authentication: IP-password is transmitted encrypted
• Services can be disabled: Telnet, FTP, HTTP, HTTPS, SNMP, H.323
VIDEO
• XGA SUPPORT
Transmit and receive XGA (1024x768) custom video format
• ENHANCED VIDEO TRANSCODING: (Supported in both H261 and H263)
The best video quality possible for all participants connected at the highest conference rate
Lower video quality when: not connected at the conference rate, a system downspeeds to a lower rate.
• “PEOPLE & CONTENT” SUPPORT
TANDBERG supports features from other vendors.
PolyCom iPower systems can participate in a conference and receive People & Content on ISDN.
The sending participant must be a TANDBERG system running Duo VideoTF.
AUDIO
• For legacy and competitor products, G.728 is supported (up to 6 sites can use G.728.)
Automatic fallback to other audio algorithms, G.722, G.722.1, G.711
• Mobile telephone noise suppression:
Adding mobile telephones to a conference normally introduces a lot of noise to the conference. The Dynamic Noise Reduction attenuates this noise.
D1.1
Oct.2002
USER INTERFACE
• Improved User Interface: new layout/colors, additional icons
• The administrator can mute audio from participants
• Entry/exit tones improvement:
The tones heard when a participant enters or leaves a conference can be switched off.
• ‘Welcome to the conference’ improvement:
The ‘Welcome to the conference’ snapshot and its corresponding audio message can be switched off.
• Max call timer: a maximum conference time can be defined.
a ‘remaining time’ symbol will be shown to all participants 10 minutes, 5 minutes and 1 minute before the end of conference.
VIDEO
• Improved lipsync/video delay on lower bandwidths
• Improved video quality (frame rate) with 15 and 16 video sites
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VERSION
& DATE
D1.0
July 2002
FEATURES
COMMENTS
NETWORKS
• 4 x E1/T1 G.703 (RJ-45) for ISDN PRI
• 2 x LAN/Ethernet (RJ-45) 10/100 Mbps4
• Ethernet/Internet/Intranet Connectivity, TCP/IP, DHCP, ARP, FTP, Telnet, HTTP, SNMP Enterprise Management, Internal WEB server
• Support for TANDBERG Management Suite
• 10/100Mbit full/half duplex (manual or auto detect selection)
• Bandwidth H.320 up to 2Mbps
MCU
• Supports Duo Video, Encryption, DownspeedingTF,
• Dial in / dial out capabilities
SOFTWARE OPTIONS :
• Upgrading from standard (version 8+8) to 16+16 can be easily done by entering Software Option keys:
8+8 : 8 video endpoints + 8 audio (i.e. total of 16) - Standard
16+16 : 16 video endpoints + 16 audio (i.e. total of 32)
INTELLIGENT CALL MANAGEMENTTF (ICM)
• Calls from data rates of 56 kbps up to 2 Mbps via ISDN networks. If the ISDN network drops channels during a meeting, the conference will not shut
down but adjust to the remaining number of available channels5: ‘DownspeedingTF’ (accordance to the BONDING Mode 1 standard).
ASYMMETRIC CALL RATES
• The TANDBERG MCU supports asymmetric call rates. Various sites may call into the MCU on different call rates. The MCU will however transmit a
call rate (to all participants) equal to the site with the lowest incoming call rate. If the conference is set up for a specific call rate and one or more systems
only support lower call rates, the MCU will transmit the lowest common call rate, but still allow for receiving the initial set call rate from the other sites.
•
•
•
•
SECURE CONFERENCETF (Encryption)
Standards based Embedded Encryption: H.233, H.234, DES
Automatic key generation and exchange
Separate welcome page for encrypted conferences
Built-in encryption of audio, video and data for H.320 calls up to 768 kbps, and Duo Video support.
If a site, not supporting encryption, is calling into an encrypted conference, a snapshot will be displayed informing that the conference requires
encryption.
If a site connected to an encrypted conference starts sending unencrypted data, a snapshot will be displayed informing that the conference requires
encryption and the site will be disconnected from the conference.
BEST IMPRESSIONTF
• Best Impression is a TANDBERG feature that allows the MCU, in Continuous Presence (CP) mode, to automatically select the best impression for the
user- without any user intervention. Best Impression consists of two main parts:
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H.323 calls have been implemented on D2 software version.
If one of the connected sites does not support downspeedingTF, this site will drop out the call.
6
Depending on the connected sites ability to transmit/receive Duo VideoTF
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Introduction of
TANDBERG MCU 8+8 and
TANDBERG MCU 16+16
TANDBERG
TANDBERG Software History
SW
VERSION
& DATE
FEATURES
COMMENTS
Dynamic/Auto Layout switching in CP mode
Automatic resolution switching in CP mode (CIF up to 4 sites, and 4CIF above)
• The MCU may transmit a variety of picture modes:
Auto mode
Full screen picture - when Voice Switched mode is selected (VS)
4 quadrants picture - when Continuous Presence 4 mode is selected (CP4)
9 quadrants picture - when Continuous Presence 9 mode is selected (CP9)
16 quadrants picture - when Continuous Presence 16 mode is selected (CP16)
MCU CONTROL (H.231/H.243)
• Request Floor from endpoints
• Assign Floor to endpoint (only available for the administrator of the MCU)
• Terminal Site naming
H.243 PASSWORD
• all endpoints must give the correct password to the MCU to join the conference. The password must be numerical.
1) Password entered together with the MCU number
E.g. with MCU number=207987654 and password=1234, the number to dial by the endpoints will be 207987654*1234.
2) Password prompted after the MCU is called (sound or picture prompt)
In this case, the TANDBERG MCU sends a TCS-1 message to the terminal right after the terminal has called the MCU. When the endpoint (telephone
or video) receives this message, it will prompt the user for the password (sound or picture prompt).
3) Password prompted after the MCU is called (DTMF tones)
The endpoints may also insert the password via their remote control (DTMF) to get access to the MCU.
DUO VIDEO
• The TANDBERG MCU is capable of receiving/transmitting two simultaneous H.320 video signals from/to all sites6.
• Broadcast of a site’s presentation (all supported video resolutions)
• Supported in Continuous Presence and Voice Switched mode
VIDEO
VIDEO STANDARDS: H.261, H.263, H.263+
• The TANDBERG MCU will automatically select H.263 on all bandwidths unless the far site only supports H.261.
• Default/Customisable Snapshots: “Welcome” snapshot, “Password” snapshot
• Snapshot of ongoing conference, Snapshot of ongoing Duo Video presentation
FRAME RATES:
• 30fps@CIF CP and VS mode
• 15fps@4CIF CP and VS mode
VIDEO FORMATS:
• The TANDBERG MCU supports the following Live Video Resolutions:
- Native PAL: CIF, 4CIF, QCIF
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VERSION
& DATE
FEATURES
COMMENTS
- Native NTSC: SIF, 4SIF
- Native PC: VGA, SVGA
• Asymmetric Video Formats: can send and receive asymmetric video formats: any combination of the supported custom video formats
AUDIO
AUDIO STANDARDS: G.711, G.722, G.722.1
• Transcoding (each site will receive the quality equal to transmitted)
• Restricted/unrestricted interfaces and bandwidths from 56 kbits-2Mbps in the same conference
• Audio levelling/ Automatic Gain Control (AGC) will ensure that the audio sent out to all sites in the conference is at the same level.
• Default and/or Customisable Sounds: Welcome sound, Password sound
• Entry/Exit tones
• Telephony can be used as a telephone bridge only, with up to 16 audio in the same conference.
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TANDBERG
TANDBERG Software History
TANDBERG GATEWAY
SW
VERSION
& DATE
G2.0
Oct. 2003
FEATURES
COMMENTS
H.264 support
NETWORKS
• Base version is 2Mb ISDN
8 voice + 8 video up to 2Mb ISDN
Upgrade from G1.0 will get 2Mb version
• 4Mb version (enabled through bandwidth option key)
8 voice + 8 video up to 4Mb ISDN
Needs to get the bandwidth option key
VIDEO
• H.264
Video protocol supported as in E2 (TANDBERG codecs) and D3 (TANDBERG MCU)
Up to 768Kbps @30 fps, CIF
Still 8 @384kbps simultaneous video calls (no restrictions to number of calls)
Possible to disable H264:
–For interoperability issues
–Default is ON
G1.0
July 2003
MANAGEMENT
• SNMP traps for FTP activity
NETWORKS
• 2 software versions:2 Mb or 4 Mb (maximum 8 video and 8 telephone ports)
• Dual PRI (4Mb ISDN E1)
• Optional use up to 4xPRI (max 4Mb ISDN)
• Maximum video capacity at different call rates:
2 @ 2 Mbps
5 @ 768 kbps (3 @ 768 kbps encrypted)
8 @ 384 kbps (5 @ 384 kbps encrypted)
8@ 128 kbps (7 @ 128 kbps encrypted)
• Video and telephone ports at the same time:
4 @ 768 kbps video and up to 8 telephones
8 @ 384 kbps video and up to 4 telephones
8@ 128 kbps video and up to 8 telephones
H.320
• Flexible ISDN Dial-in Services
- Dial from ISDN to IP using: DID (Direct Inward Dialing), IVR (Interactive Voice Response), TCS-4, Hotline/Operator mode
- Any combination can be used
• Full downspeeding implemented
• Specify range of PRI numbers
• ISDN PRI Trunk groups supported
D12565 rev 08
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TANDBERG
TANDBERG Software History
SW
VERSION
& DATE
FEATURES
COMMENTS
H.323
• Flexible IP Dial-out Services
- Service Prefix
- Load balance
- Full implementation of flow control
• IPLR support
• IP QoS Features
- RSVP: guaranteed bandwidth in IP calls (requires support by routers and endpoints)
- Quality of Service:
- Diffserv (audio, video, data, signaling)
- IP Precedence (audio, video, data signaling)
- TOS (Type of Service)
MCU
• H243 Transparency (First to create a seamless MCU connection through a GW)
All MCU commands and information signaling:
- Request/Release floor
- Site naming
- Cascading signaling
- On-Air signaling
- Microphone Off signaling
MANAGEMENT
• Call Transfer: (available from internal Web Page on Gateway)
- Transfer dial-in ISDN calls:
- Dial in to an operator or admin on IP
- Operator can transfer the call to another IP site
- Transfer dial-out IP calls (when call is connected the call can be transferred to another IP site)
- Operator or admin dials from their own system on IP out to a ISDN site
• Far End Camera Control using H224
• Chat (T.140)
• Data channel (SSTRING)
• T120 not supported
DUO VIDEO
• Supports Duo Video
- Supported on 8 ports simultaneously
- Automatically adjusts video bandwidth on IP & ISDN
• Supports People+Content on ISDN: (available on Polycom FX, EX and iPower with SW version 5)
Duo Video on IP can be mapped to People+Content on ISDN
SECURITY
• Secure ConferenceTF
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TANDBERG
TANDBERG Software History
SW
VERSION
& DATE
FEATURES
COMMENTS
The first vendor to support embedded encryption in a Gateway:
- Support for Secure ConferenceTF AES: 128 bit AES support on ISDN/IP
- Support for Secure ConferenceTF DES: 56 bit DES support on ISDN/IP
- Encryption Mode: Enable/Disable
- Requires encryption support on both endpoints (encryption will reduce the number of video ports available)
- No mix of AES and DES in a GW call
• Secure Access:
- Secure Management
- New XML/SOAP over HTTPS
- New SNMP traps only mode
- No need for telnet and FTP
- Web (HTTP) encrypted password
- Available services (can be disabled): Telnet, FTP, HTTP, HTTPS, SNMP
USER INTERFACE
• Custom welcome picture & sound (used for IVR and TCS-4 mode)
• Custom “please wait” picture & sound (displayed when video is not received i.e. when ISDN call is connecting, transferring or downspeeding a call)
VIDEO
- Supports H261, H263, H263+, H263++ (H264 will be supported in future release SW version)
- From QCIF to XGA and Interlaced 50/60Hz video, Still images
- No degradation of quality (no transcoding)
AUDIO
- Supports G711, G722, G728, G722.1
- Full transcoding of audio
- Custom audio welcome messages for IVR
- Custom audio “please wait” messages
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TANDBERG
TANDBERG Software History
TANDBERG 8000/7000/6000/2500/1000/880/550
SW
VERSION
& DATE
E2.3
FEATURES
COMMENTS
USER INTERFACE
• Traditional Chinese
Oct 2003
E2.2
Sept 2003
&
E2.1
Aug. 2003
E2.0
July 2003
SECURITY
• New dataport command "strictpassword <on/off>" (not available on Menu or WEB)
When "on", a new IP password must be at least 8 characters containing both letters and numbers
When "off" all IP passwords are accepted (including blank password)
Default value is "on"
• New dataport command "wlan enable <on/off>" (not available on Menu or WEB)
When "off" WLAN is unusable even if a WLAN card is inserted.
When "on" WLAN behaves as before.
Default value is "on"
• New SNMP traps when these FTP activities are detected:
logon / logoff
GET / PUT
DELETE / RENAME
MKDIR / RMDIR
CD
• New dataport command "netisdn sub <on/off>" (not available on Menu or WEB)
Networks that do not support subadress might cause the call to be disconnected if using "<number>*<password>" dialling into an MCU
When "off", ISDN subadressing is not used
When "on", ISDN subadressing is used as before
Default value is "on"
H.320
• Relaxed BONDING timer
Available through the dataport command: bondingtimer normal/relaxed
Prevents problems against external encryption devices etc.
• Improved feedback when downspeeding
H.323
• H323 Bearer Cap supported (useful for MCU’s and GW’s)
- “restrict” to define Nx56 kbps calls
- “telephony” to signal telephony
MULTISITE
• “Chair Control” (H243) on H323 (same support on IP and ISDN):
- Floor Request and Release
- Sitenaming and view indication
- Multisite cascade
- Microphone off indication
- TCS-1 Password
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H.264 support
TANDBERG
TANDBERG Software History
SW
VERSION
& DATE
FEATURES
COMMENTS
• MultiSite with mixed V.35 and IP
V.35 party must be called first
V.35 and ISDN cannot be mixed
SECURITY
• Additional telnet port
- Enables “MD5 Challenge” encrypted password
- Using a selectable port (port 57 is default)
- Can be enabled / disabled
- For management (TMS)
- In addition, regular telnet (port 23) is active (and can be disabled)
• Factory default IP password: “TANDBERG” (same as on the MCU)
• Increased Gatekeeper reliability
- Automatic and regular re-registration on gatekeeper
- Better feedback when gatekeeper rejects a call
• IP conflict warning
- Warning on “welcomescreen” if the system has an IP address that is already in use (no reboot required when conflict is solved)
VIDEO
• H.264: available on all enhanced TANDBERG endpoints (default setting is: Off)
- T8000, T7000, T6000, T2500, T880: CIF/SIF @ 30 fps encoding and decoding, (up to 768kbps)
- T1000/T550: CIF/SIF @ 15 fps encoding and decoding (up to 384kbps)
- Limitations:
- Not available when running DuoVideo
- Not available in MultiSite
- Automatic switch to H263 when limitations apply
• Web snapshots: for maintenance and monitoring
- Snapshots reflects what you see on Main Monitor and Dual Monitor (automatically disabled in encrypted calls)
- Updates every 5 seconds, available with TMS 7 or internal Web page
- Enable/Disable through local interfaces only (off by default)
- Protected with IP Password.
- Snapshots are not stored on the codec
• Single monitor Duo Video (ideal solution for Projector based systems)
Transmit or receive DuoVideo with single monitor systems (requires Natural Presenter Package as before):
- Transmit DuoVideo:
- Local presentation in Full screen, Remote participant in PIP
- Selfview key toggles between these two
- Receive DuoVideo
- Remote presentation in Full screen, Remote participant in PIP
- Selfview key toggles full screen between Remote Presentation and Local Selfview
• Presentation enhancements to High resolution Monitor Package (XGA): available on T8000, T7000, T6000, T2500, T880
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TANDBERG
TANDBERG Software History
SW
VERSION
& DATE
FEATURES
COMMENTS
- Received presentation will always be displayed on the XGA monitor
- Receiving a PC presentation on main stream will switch the presentation to second monitor (XGA)
• Resolution enhancements on T7000 (LCD monitors)
- Screen format can be controlled by end user when displaying a PC image:
- Wide (16:9) by default: entire screen is filled
- Normal (4:3): Aspect ratio is maintained
AUDIO
• G722.1 supported on H.323 (24kbps and 32kbps): automatically replace use of G728 when possible
• Line-input can be configured on T550: Mic/AUX, same as good old T500
• Audio Packet size: automatic selection of 20ms or 40ms packets (ideal for VPN links etc)
E1.3
Apr. 2003
E1.2
Mar. 2003
USER INTERFACE
• Russian (11 menu languages now available)
• Improved directory layout:
- Namefield can be 30 characters
• Keytones
- Beep when entering numbers and characters in menu
• Mic OFF when idle
- Dataport: Automute on/off
H.323
• IP only software designed for T880
This software will only support dialing on H.323.
T880 IP only: up to 768Kbps (S08601 for PAL systems, and S08604 for NTSC systems)
H.323
• Alternate gatekeeper support:
If the endpoint registers to a gatekeeper that supports alternate gatekeeper, the endpoint will receive a primary and secondary gatekeeper address. If the
primary gatekeeper fails, the codec will register to the secondary gatekeeper that was declared by the primary gatekeeper.
Alternate Gatekeeper supported in the follow Gatekeeper: Cisco MCM Sw 12.2
SECURITY:
• When non-encrypted sites are added to an encrypted conference, encryption will be disabled.
This has changed so there is no confusion around which connections are encrypted. A message will be displayed indicating that encryption has been
disabled if a non-encryption capable device connects.
USER INTERFACE
• Welcome Screen (My ISDN Number)
When the BRI layer 1 is not active, ‘Network Not Active’ will be display next to ‘My ISDN Number’ on the welcome screen.
*Note: Supported only in the US with National ISDN & AT&T Custom ISDN Networks*
• Improved XGA Quality
E1.2 software removes noise that could be generated from PC’s into the XGA video
D12565 rev 08
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TANDBERG 880 IP only
(up to 768 Kbps)
New TANDBERG 7000
TANDBERG
TANDBERG Software History
SW
VERSION
& DATE
E1.1
FEATURES
COMMENTS
H.323
• Request floor available on H.323.
XGA support for enhanced
graphical monitors package
SECURITY:
• Stronger encryption: AES on H.323
• SNMP security alert when wrong ippassword is entered (increase security)
Introduction of Camera
Wave II
Jan. 2003
USER INTERFACE
• ”mic off” symbol will flash on screen when voice activity is detected.
• Menu password (Password to protect the access to the menu)
• Global directory size has been increased to 400 entries
• Customized logo size increased 704x480.
VIDEO
• Interlaced XGA/SVGA out for Loewe TV
• XGA support
Transmit and receive XGA (1024x768) custom video format
D12565 rev 08
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TANDBERG
TANDBERG Software History
TANDBERG 8000/7000/6000/2500/1000/800/500
SW
VERSION
& DATE
B7.3
FEATURES
COMMENTS
USER INTERFACE
• Traditional Chinese
Oct 2003
B7.2
Sept. 2003
&
B7.1
Aug. 2003
B7.0
July 2003
SECURITY
• New dataport command "strictpassword <on/off>" (not available on Menu or WEB)
When "on", a new IP password must be at least 8 characters containing both letters and numbers
When "off" all IP passwords are accepted (including blank password)
Default value is "on"
• New dataport command "wlan enable <on/off>" (not available on Menu or WEB)
When "off" WLAN is unusable even if a WLAN card is inserted.
When "on" WLAN behaves as before.
Default value is "on"
• New SNMP traps when these FTP activities are detected:
logon / logoff
GET / PUT
DELETE / RENAME
MKDIR / RMDIR
CD
• New dataport command "netisdn sub <on/off>" (not available on Menu or WEB)
Networks that do not support subadress might cause the call to be disconnected if using "<number>*<password>" dialling into an MCU
When "off", ISDN subadressing is not used
When "on", ISDN subadressing is used as before
Default value is "on"
H.320
• Relaxed BONDING timer : prevents problems against external encryption devices etc
Available through the dataport command: bondingtimer normal/relaxed
• Improved feedback when downspeeding
H.323
• H323 Bearer Cap supported (useful for MCU’s and GW’s)
- “restrict” to define Nx56 kbps calls
- “telephony” to signal telephony
MULTISITE
• “Chair Control” (H243) on H323 (same support on IP and ISDN):
- Floor Request and Release
- Sitenaming and view indication
- Multisite cascade
- Microphone off indication
- TCS-1 Password
• MultiSite with mixed V.35 and IP
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TANDBERG
TANDBERG Software History
SW
VERSION
& DATE
FEATURES
COMMENTS
V.35 party must be called first
V.35 and ISDN cannot be mixed
SECURITY
• Additional telnet port
Enables “MD5 Challenge” encrypted password
Using a selectable port (port 57 is default)
Can be enabled / disabled
For management (TMS)
In addition, regular telnet (port 23) is active (and can be disabled)
• Factory default IP password:“TANDBERG” (same as on the MCU)
• Increased GateKeeper reliability
Automatic and regular re-registration on gatekeeper
Better feedback when gatekeeper rejects a call
• IP conflict warning
Warning on welcomescreen if the system has an IP address that is already in use (no reboot required when conflict is solved)
VIDEO
• Web snapshots: for maintenance and monitoring
Snapshots reflects what you see on Main Monitor and Dual Monitor (automatically disabled in encrypted calls)
Updates every 5 seconds, available with TMS 7 or internal Web page
Enable/Disable through local interfaces only (off by default)
Protected with IP Password.
Snapshots are not stored on the codec
• Single monitor Duo Video (ideal solution for Projector based systems)
Transmit or receive DuoVideo with single monitor systems (requires Natural Presenter Package as before):
- Transmit DuoVideo:
- Local presentation in Full screen, Remote participant in PIP
- Selfview key toggles between these two
- Receive DuoVideo
- Remote presentation in Full screen, Remote participant in PIP
- Selfview key toggles full screen between Remote Presentation and Local Selfview
AUDIO
• G722.1 supported on H.323 (24kbps and 32kbps)
Automatically replace use of G728 when possible
• Line-input can be configured on T550
Mic/AUX, same as good old T500
• Audio Packet size
Automatic selection of 20ms or 40ms packets
Ideal for VPN links etc
D12565 rev 08
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TANDBERG
TANDBERG Software History
SW
VERSION
& DATE
B6.2
Mar. 2003
FEATURES
COMMENTS
USER INTERFACE
• Russian (11 menu languages now available)
• Improved directory layout: name field can be 30 characters
• Keytones: beep when entering numbers and characters in menu
• Mic OFF when idle (available through dataport command: Automute on/off)
H.323
• Alternate gatekeeper support:
If the endpoint registers to a gatekeeper that supports alternate gatekeeper, the endpoint will receive a primary and secondary gatekeeper address. If the
primary gatekeeper fails, the codec will register to the secondary gatekeeper that was declared by the primary gatekeeper.
Alternate Gatekeeper supported in the follow Gatekeeper: Cisco MCM Sw 12.2
SECURITY:
• When non-encrypted sites are added to an encrypted conference, encryption will be disabled. This has changed so there is no confusion around which
connections are encrypted. A message will be displayed indicating that encryption has been disabled if a non-encryption capable device connects.
B6.1
USER INTERFACE
• Welcome Screen (My ISDN Number)
When the BRI layer 1 is not active, ‘Network Not Active’ will be display next to ‘My ISDN Number’ on the welcome screen.
*Note: Supported only in the US with National ISDN & AT&T Custom ISDN Networks
• Improved XGA Quality
• B6.2 software removes noise that could be generated from PC’s into the XGA video.
H.323
• Request floor available on H.323.
Jan. 2003
SECURITY:
• Stronger encryption: AES on H.323
• SNMP security alert when wrong ippassword is entered (increase security)
B5.1
&
B5.11
Nov 2002
7
USER INTERFACE
• ”mic off” symbol will flash on screen when voice activity is detected.
• Menu password (Password to protect the access to the menu)
• Global directory size has been increased to 400 entries
H.323
• Enhanced QoS:
Support for DiffServ, RSVP, IP Precedence, TOS
• “Audio only” H.323-participant in MultiSite
• Multiple SNMP trap hostsIntelligent Packet Loss Recovery (IPLRTF): first ever standards-based packet loss compensation on H.323
All video protocols and resolutions (H.261, H.263, CIF, VGA, etc)
Compatible with all Terminals, Gateways and MCUs
Automatically started when packet loss is detected, improves received and transmitted video
Requires modified codec T1000 and B5.11 software (Privacy function not available in B5.1 unmodified T1000 use 3.5mm mini jack)
D12565 rev 08
22
Introduction of Camera
Wave II
TANDBERG
TANDBERG Software History
SW
VERSION
& DATE
FEATURES
COMMENTS
DUO VIDEO
• Duo Video in MCUSingle monitor systems and standard systems (no software options) will show Duo Video presentation
The presentation (Duo Video) will replace main video
All end points T500, T550, T800, T880, T1000, T2500, T6000, T7000, T8000
SECURITY:
• Encryption in point to point (Max 768kbps)
- Stronger encryption on H.320 (128bit AES, 56bit DES)
- Encryption on H.323 (H.235)TF (56bit DES)
• Encryption in Multisite (Max 768kbps)- IP only Multisite (supports 56bit DES): 3x384kbps, 4x256kbps
- ISDN only Multisite (supports 128bit AES and 56bit DES): 3x384kbps, 4x256kbps
- MIXED Multisite (supports 128bit AES and 56bit DES): 3x384kbps, 4x256kbps
All endpoints must support encryption. If total MCU bandwidth exceeds 768kbps, encryption is disabled
• Services can be disabled: Telnet, FTP, HTTP, SNMP, H.323, rinfo and remote software upgrade
USER INTERFACE
• New welcome-screen
• Icons for Encryption, MicOff, Volume Off
• Chinese and Japanese menu languages
• Better use of Quick Keys (i.e. "Back" when Blue Quick key is used)
• More H323 call feedback
• Chat on Streaming Web page
• External keyboard support for direct Text Chat (connected to dataport1).
MANAGEMENT
• Dataport command “eventlog”
• New H.323 cause codes (Q.931)
• Dataport improvements for integrators: better feedbacks
VIDEO
• Interlaced (iCIF/iSIF) threshold: Select when interlaced video should start (auto, 384kbps->2Mbps)
B4.4
June 2002
AUDIO
• Auto VCR audio: VCR audio is activated only when VCR is selected (VCR audio is muted when VCR is not selected)
• Privacy function on modified T10007: Mini-jack (2.5mm) for connecting headset (Internal Microphone and Speaker switched off
EXTERNAL NETWORKS
• Support for External Networks on T880 NET
D12565 rev 08
23
Introduction of T880 Net
(Ext. networks / IP)
TANDBERG
TANDBERG Software History
SW
VERSION
& DATE
B4.3
May 2002
FEATURES
COMMENTS
EXTERNAL NETWORKS
• Extended RS366 transmission timer from 16 to 30 sec
MANAGEMENT
• The ability to display a 3 site CP image as a 4 site CP image with one of the quadrants black. (activated by typing the dataport command: Multisite cp4)
B4.2
May 2002
SECURITY
• Changed name of security command to services (security ftp enable/disable -> services ftp on/off)
H.323
• SNMP Community name was limited to 8 characters in menu. Will now be 16 characters - done to make it consistent with dataport/Web-interface
EXTERNAL NETWORKS
• V.35: Extnet DCD sampling increased to 1 second. A one second "window" where the codec will keep DTR high, even though CD is low, is added.
MULTISITE
• When calling to an MCU asking for password, CONNECT can be pressed to submit password.
SECURITY
• Password - security enhancement.
When a system is protected with an IP-password and someone tries to access the system with wrong password, the login-window will no longer be closed
immediately. It will now be closed after two seconds. This will make it more difficult to perform brute-force attacks on the system.
B4.1
Mar 2002
B4.0
MANAGEMENT
New Dataport command: security will make it possible to enable/disable ftp server.
H.323
• Support for Wireless T550
Introduction of T550
USER INTERFACE
• Beep when sleep mode and max call menus are displayed
H.320
• H.243 MCU password requests from external MCUs (H.320)
Feb 2002
H.323
• RSVP (QoS on IP) guaranteed bandwidth during call (Requires support by routers and endpoints)
• Voice only on H.323 to any H.323 system, highest common audio algorithm will be picked
• Support for Cisco Aironet 350 series (AIR-PCM 350 series) on Wireless T1000
• Re-registration on Gatekeeper every 10th second if registration is lost
• E.164 alias length extended from 16 to 30 digits
MULTISITE
• H.323 MS Cascading – up to 768 kbps to the cascaded MS, manual switch to CP to avoid CP in CP – no support of site name – no request floor from
endpoints
D12565 rev 08
24
Introduction of T880 and
new TANDBERG Natural
Audio Module for T6000
and T8000.
TANDBERG
TANDBERG Software History
SW
VERSION
& DATE
FEATURES
•
•
•
•
COMMENTS
Multisite can give floor to site, automatic chairman on the host on any network, (from B2 software: endpoints can request floor on H.320 only)
New quick key - Easy CP/Voice Switch in Multisite calls
When dialling MS entries, the user will be asked to SKIP unanswered site(s)
Chairman will be notified about a floor request when connected to an external MCU running chair control
STREAMING
• Voice switched (auto) or manual selection of streaming from local or far end video (T500 and T1000 – local view only)
• Separate streaming password hidden with ‘*’
SECURITY:
• Auto encryption of Video, Audio and Data on H.320, all TANDBERG systems with B4 software or higher
• Encryption supported on ISDN up to 768 kbps, Diffie-Hellman key distribution and DES encryption algorithm, supporting the H.233 & H.234 standards
• Encryption support for point to point, Duo Video, FECC and T.120
• Max call length up to maximum 3 hours – will prompt user when time has lapsed if user want to extend time.
• Access Code for identifying and approving the person before making a call (IP and ISDN)
• Account codes (supported from TMS v .4) for allocating the cost between people and user groups.
• VNC Password hidden using ‘*'
USER INTERFACE
• Text Chat (T.140 ITU standard) from web interface during calls (Point to point only, available on H.320 & H.323), automatic start/stop, and just start
entering text. Duo Video support
• MCU Status Line: Auto - timeout of Multisite/MCU/Duo Video indicators
• Timeout for MCU/MS/Duo Video indicators (grabbing the remote control will redisplay the indicators)
• Sleep mode delay can be set to 60 min or 3 hours, before the sleep mode prompt
• When leaving a directory entry will the highlighter return to the same position
• Welcome Menu setting (On/Off) will be saved during reboot
MANAGEMENT
• Remote ISDN software upgrade via Web on all networks.
• Local sw upgrades via FTP will save and restore all settings automatically
B3.4
Jan 2002
B3.3
Nov 2001
VIDEO
• Manually adjusted camera white balance on T1000
VIDEO
• Manual white balance adjustments for the TANDBERG 1000.
• Improved video decoder when bit error or packet loss are detected – picture freezes.
• Improved interoperability of video still images (particularly when receiving a still image from old CLI’s and PTEL Concorde).
H.323
• Support for Wireless LAN (T1000): Lucent Orinoco 11 Mbps SILVER and Compaq WL110 11 Mbps Wireless LAN
MULTISITE
• H.243 password: dial 5553333444*1234, where 1234 is the password.
MANAGEMENT
D12565 rev 08
25
Support for Wireless LAN
on T1000.
Introduction of T8000
TANDBERG
TANDBERG Software History
SW
VERSION
& DATE
B3.2
&
B3.1
Aug 2001
B3.0
July 2001
FEATURES
COMMENTS
• MCU commands on dataport can disconnect conference and not only sites (CCA)
H.323
• Support for Cisco IP/TV (SAP)
DUO VIDEO
• Duo Video should work with the new SW for the Accord MCU (ISDN only). Set "duo number manual" to enable this feature.
MULTISITE
• Telephone-sites in Multisite Directory
H.323
• 3Mbps over IP
• H.323 version 3
• Network Address Translation (NAT) support
• Flow control during packet loss
• SNMP updates
• WEB interface changes
• VNC capabilities
• Selectable LAN interface speed
• Redefined IP precedence values
3Mbps H.323 on Codec
6000
DUO VIDEO
• Change distribution of channels when Duo Video
• Duo Video in Multisite
MULTISITE
• H.320/H.323 Multisite
• Multisite Cascade
• H320 Downspeeding In Multisite
• H323 Multisite Voice Switched Mode
• Multisite directory store
• Indication of entering/leaving sites in Multisite
USER INTERFACE
• New interface Languages.
• Boot Logo
• System info menu
• Quality menu shows ‘kbps’ instead of ‘ch’
MANAGEMENT
• Boot startup scripts
• Remote software upgrade (via ISDN)
• Global directory support
D12565 rev 08
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TANDBERG
TANDBERG Software History
SW
VERSION
& DATE
FEATURES
COMMENTS
AUDIO
• Noise reduction in Cascaded H.320/H.323 Multisite
B2.4
May 2001
B2.3
May 2001
&
B2.2
Apr 2001
B2.1
Feb 2001
&
B2.0
Feb 2001
VIDEO
• H.263 custom resolutions
• Improved interlaced CIF (Natural Video) (auto 768, available from 384)
• Absolute positioning of more than 1 wave camera
• Camera brightness stored with camera-presets
• Camera auto-tracking on/off setting
USER INTERFACE
• Front-LED is now always on except when a button on the remote control is pressed.
H.320 / H.323 / EXTERNAL NETWORKS
• H331 functionality (broadcast). Works on all H320 networks (BRI, PRI, external net). New dataport command: h331mode on/off
USER INTERFACE
• Language support for Italian and Portuguese
H.320
• PRI bandwidth 2Mbps option for TANDBERG 6000/7000 (2Mbps on E1 and 1.544Mbps on T1).
• Support for CRC-4 and non CRC-4 on ETSI E1.
• Daisy chaining PRI’s supported up to 2Mbps.
• Leased Line E1/T1 (G.703) implemented using manual mode: 768 kbps version: standard for TANDBERG 6000/7000 (2Mbps version: option)
• Restrict 56k Calls using the blue smart key (‘#’ is no longer supported).
• TCS-4 Support For ISDN/IP Gateways.
• Q.931 Sending Complete option (for some PBX’s that do not support ‘Sending Complete’)
• Auto SPID detection when the ISDN switch supports the protocol (for National ISDN)
H.323
• H.323 Far End Camera Control (not in Multisite and not available in external MCU’s)
• Cisco’s IP Precedence Type of Service (TOS)
• IP Speeds for the 500, 800, 1000, and 2500 have been increased to 768 kbps.
768 kbps IP: 500/1000 (384 kbps ISDN), 800/2500 (384 kbps ISDN)
384 kbps IP: 500/1000 (128 kbps ISDN)
• Ping, available through RS232 serial port or Telnet.
• Traceroute, available through RS232 serial port or Telnet.
EXTERNAL NETWORKS
• 2Mbps on External Networks (V.35/RS449/RS366). Leased line/manual/data triggered/RS366 modes supported
DUO VIDEO
• Duo Video over leased line E1/T1 networks through the RJ45 PRI port.
• Duo Video over H.323
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Introduction of T1000,
2Mbps E1 and ext network
on codec 6000
768 Kbps H.323 on
T500/T800/T1000/ T2500
TANDBERG
TANDBERG Software History
SW
VERSION
& DATE
FEATURES
COMMENTS
MULTISITE
• H.320 Multisite bandwidths increased to 4@512 kbps or 3@768 kbps with:
Natural Video (60 fields per second) when using VIP function (take floor) or Voice Switched
4CIF Digital Clarity when using VIP function (take floor) or Voice Switched
Audio bridging using ISDN
Supports Continuous Presence and Voice Switching
• H.323 Multisite support 4@768 kbps or 3@1 Mbps:
Dial in and dial out
Audio bridging support over ISDN, please see Audio Bridge for more details.
Continuous Presence
Flow control to ‘downspeedingTF’ when adding sites
Sending 4CIF when floor is taken (on Multisite only)
• Audio Bridge with a maximum capacity of 5 audio only sites, both dial in and dial out (for all systems H.320/H323 with MS option)
Max 5sites (4 video sites + 1 audio sites, 3 video sites + 2 audio sites, 2 video sites + 3 audio sites, 5 audio sites)
Video rates depend on product and available bandwidth.
• Multisite Dial In Numbers displayed in the ‘Power Up and System Info’ screen.
STREAMING
• Streaming during a videoconference (streaming of local video and audio mixing of near and far end site).
• Streaming video bandwidth selectable from 16 kbps to 320 kbps for a maximum of 384 kbps (64 kbps audio).
• Streaming not possible during Multisite or Duo Video
• Streaming Indicator relocated to the top right of the screen.
USER INTERFACE
• Volume Off Indicator.
• Mute on Auto-Answer.
• Local Presentation Mode available out of a video call (pressing ‘selfview’ out of a call will show the local image on both monitors).
• Simplified Directory Search (like on mobile phones).
• New Call Status feedback improvements including: Time of call, Protocol used, Connection status
• Web Interface changed to new TANDBERG image.
• Camera presets and sources selectable from the web interface
MANAGEMENT
• Syslog, available through RS232 serial port or Telnet (will capture BONDING, Q.931, H.221, H242, and H.225 information)
• Audio Feedback, available through RS232 serial port or Telnet (Not on TANDBERG 500/800/1000).
• Absolute Camera Positioning through RS232 serial port or Telnet for WAVE camera or VISCA (Not available on TANDBERG 500/800/1000).
• Call Status Improvements, available through RS232 serial port or Telnet (Not available on TANDBERG 500/800/1000)
AUDIO
• Audio Mode can be changed ‘On The Fly’, possible in both H.320 and H.323.
• Adjustable Echo Cancellation (as B1.2)
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TANDBERG Software History
SW
VERSION
& DATE
B1.2
Jan 2001
FEATURES
COMMENTS
VIDEO
• Video Mode can be changed ‘On The Fly’, possible in both H.320 and H.323.
H.320
• Removed ‘Sending complete’ on Australian ISDN
H.323
• Uploading 512 kbps version on a TANDBERG 800 or a 2500 will give 768 kbps on IP.
B1.1
Nov 2000
AUDIO
• New audio settings for adjustments of echo control; Room Size and Movements.
H.323
• Version number information in H323
STREAMING
• Increased streaming window on Web
USER INTERFACE
• PIP will be displayed when you grab the remote (AutoPIP needs to be ON).
• Outgoing ringing volume follows ‘Master’ volume.
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TANDBERG Software History
SW
VERSION
& DATE
B1.08
Oct 2000
FEATURES
COMMENTS
H.320
• E1 PRI support up to 768 kbps
• Added NSF support for call-by-call
• Codec will re-establish call after receiving 'Network error' for more than 18 seconds.
Introduction of T500,
H.323
• H.323 up to 2Mbps
• Able to register and use gatekeeper
• Direct IP dialling
768 kbps E1 PRI on codec
6000
2Mbps H.323 on codec
6000
MULTISITE
• Continuous Presence in MCU (Added ‘Take Floor’ to see speaker full screen)
• FECC in External MCU added
STREAMING
• Streaming outside of a video call
USER INTERFACE
• Added Network Profiles
• Added Network selection ‘Auto’, ‘ISDN’, ‘LAN’
• Improved call status
• New Call Status menu, Channel Status in now like the former Call Status
MANAGEMENT
• Added software option release key by remote control
AUDIO
• Added G722.1 7kHz support (24kps at 1B, 2B, 32kps at 3B, 4B)
VIDEO
• VGA on single monitor
A2.5
Dec 2000
&
A2.4
Sept 2000
A2.3
Sept 2000
&
8
MANAGEMENT
• Data port commands ATI 6 and ATI 7 implemented (see Data Port specification)
This is a software upgrade to be used for A1.X and A2.X (ie. Systems without H323).
Necessary on T7000
H.320
• Improved PRI/BRI activation/deactivation detection.
Please note that upgrades from Ax.x to Bx.x will not remember the option key.
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TANDBERG
SW
VERSION
& DATE
A2.2
July 2000
TANDBERG Software History
FEATURES
COMMENTS
MULTISITE
• Symmetric data in MCU calls on LSD channel implemented
USER INTERFACE
• Web interface corrections: Fetex network selection added.
• Low intensity “do not disturb” text to avoid burning of screens (screensaver is turned off when this is enabled).
A2.1
June 2000
A2.0
June 2000
VIDEO
• Video resolution ICIF on Basic SW. ICIF now available on all SW versions >= 512 kbps
• VGA out resolution stored in NVRAM.
USER INTERFACE
• Extra delayed feedback of screensaver for the plasma screens (TANDBERG 7000)
Introduction of T2500,
Introduction of T800,
H.320
• First available PRI number answering mode.
• FETEX protocol supported
• Incoming H0 call rejected if you are in a 6B call.
• Sending Complete on ETSI/Australia and all ISDN protocols except US versions.
Introduction of SW options
for NPP and MS
H.323
• SNMP support (update in Menu/data-port/WEB)
DUO VIDEO
• Multisite and NPP support, software options
• Duo Video enhancements: toggle output, messages on both monitors and quick keys
MULTISITE
• Multisite and NPP support, software options
• Enhanced MCU terminal menu (quick menu)
• Terminal name on the MCU can be forced by selecting Terminal ID in menu or Web.
• H243 feedback implemented.
USER INTERFACE
• Text on 2nd monitor (not VGA)
• Directory entry “delete confirmation”
• Store Last Number will set quality to Auto (6B) unless you visit the sub menu Quality
• Dialled number reporting on BRI interfaces
• Stop incoming telephone calls
MANAGEMENT
• Local or remote loop mode (for testing).
• Screensaver delay, feature for presenting/VCR etc. (15, 30 or 60 minutes uptime)
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TANDBERG Software History
SW
VERSION
& DATE
FEATURES
COMMENTS
• Boot system from menu
• Support for new functions in data port (site names)
• Camera Upload
A1.5
Mar 2000
to
A1.0
Feb 2000
VIDEO
• ICIF (CIF 60 fps NTSC, 25fps PAL, interlaced CIF)
• VGA output
H.320
• H0 calls defaults to G722 and not G728
Introduction of
Vision 6000,
Vision 7000,
DUO VIDEO
• Duo Video support
• VGA input
• Digital clarity
Both one codec, codec 6000
MULTISITE
• Multisite (3@384, 4@256, 4@128, voice activated)
• Improved MCU interoperability against older PTEL systems (will use G.722 48kps audio)
• Time to answer an incoming MCU call has been increased from 10 to 15 seconds
• Added an error message on Multisite if only new site connects in restricted (56K) mode
USER INTERFACE
• Added Store Last Number dialled
• Improved Call status reporting
MANAGEMENT
• Software upgrade from Web-browser
• Improved dataport commands (chanstat, test, statin/statout etc)
• Case insensitive for .pkg/.prm file name for ftp server
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TANDBERG Software History
Vision 5000/Vision 800/Vision 2500
SW
VERSION
& DATE
C4.0
June 2000
FEATURES
COMMENTS
H.320
• ISDN protocol changes. Added support for FETEX switch for ISDN BRI and ‘Sending Complete’ on EuroISDN to get approvals in Taiwan
• Sending Complete included in all ISDN protocols except the US versions
• RING reports the “dialled number”. The command to enable dialling and dialled number reporting is ATX5. E.g.: RING [Caller ID] DID:[Number Called]
H.323
• SNMP support. Support of MIB-II as defined in RFC 1213.
MULTISITE
• Site naming in MCU. H243 support of local systemname in a MCU call (added to all interfaces; Telnet, web, menu).
USER INTERFACE
• Gives earlier chanstat information
• Chanstat reports ‘looped’ when the current channel is looped.
• Dialled Number Reporting on BRI Interfaces.
MANAGEMENT
• Keep LOS parameters after reboot.
AUDIO
• Set Noise reduction default on.
C3.2
Nov 1999
C3.1
July 1999
C3.0
VIDEO
• Restricted video format on video input 1 improved robustness. Video input 1 is now restricted to have the same video format (PAL/NTSC) as the video
output (or the system software). IE. If system software is NTSC only NTSC camera can be connected to video input 1. All other sources have auto
detection of PAL/NTSC.
• Keep request video intra updates (Fast update requests) until a full intra has been received
H.320
• New network error feedback (‘Network error: Corrupted incoming data’)
• Included Sending Complete for Taiwan ISDN Protocol
• Detecting B-channel loopback, detect a loop of any channel and downspeed the channels.
• Improved feedback for network errors.
• Detection of temporary network loop automatically
MANAGEMENT
Support of the TANDBERG Trackers.
H.320
• New PRI protocols: ATT 5ESS, DMS 100, DMS 250 (V5000 only)
Apr 1999
USER INTERFACE
• Web-interface for diagnostics and management, IE4, Netscape
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TANDBERG Trackers
Introduction of V2500
TANDBERG
TANDBERG Software History
SW
VERSION
& DATE
FEATURES
COMMENTS
• Do not disturb
• Screen saver for 2nd monitor’s selfview
• Better indication of disabled FECC/Preset Activate (beep).
C2.0
Nov 1998
MANAGEMENT
• Dataport functionality via Ethernet, TCP/IP, Telnet
• Software upgrades via Ethernet, ftp
• Camera tracking version 1.2
• Multiple camera control
• Improved feedback on dataport (as is available in the dataport ‘statin’/’statout’).
• Dataport feedback for call status information.
H.320
• Cascaded PRI (V5000 only)
• Calling one 384 kbps channel - H0.
• Fallback to telephony
• Auto detection of National ISDN1
• Copy of numbers in ISDN Line Setup
• Support of restrict BONDING downspeed
Introduction of V800
USER INTERFACE
• NetMeeting 2.1 support
• Disabling all On-screen feedback
• Still image removed after call is disconnected
• Different LED appearance between Basic and Advanced Call Quality
C1.3
July 1998
AUDIO
• Adaptive/automatic mixing of audio in 1-4 (1-2 on V800 and V2500). The two other inputs have fixed mixing.
• VCR ducking/attenuation.
• Audio level meters
• Received AGC set to Off as default in menu
H.320
• ISDN BRI up to 512 kbps (4 BRI interfaces)
• ISDN PRI up to 768 kbps External network up to 768 kbps
EXTERNAL NETWORKS
• External network up to 768 kbps
Vision5000 SoftMux ISDN BRI 512 kbps,
ISDN PRI 768 kbps,
Ext net 768 kbps
New parts:
TANDBERG Natural
Audio Module
Audio Science
Microphone
AUDIO
• Loads of audio settings (AGC, levelling)
• Fixed mixing of audio in 1-6 inputs
• Internal audio mixer, 4 echo cancellers, Natural Audio Module
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TANDBERG
TANDBERG Software History
SW
VERSION
& DATE
FEATURES
COMMENTS
WAVE camera
VIDEO
• New camera (190 degree pan, wide angle lens, WAVE)
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TANDBERG Software History
MasterVision 2000/ Master Vision 6000i/ Vision 2000 etc
SW
VERSION
& DATE
B4.3
Feb 2000
B4.2
April 1999
B4.1
Oct 1998
&
B4.0
FEATURES
COMMENTS
USER INTERFACE
The main feature is better ways of detecting network errors.
• Network loop detection, detects if any of the B-channels are looped by the network.
• Message: ‘Incoming video corrupted’ when corrupted data (not just No incoming video).
MANAGEMENT
• ‘Statin’ command on dataport
USER INTERFACE
• NetMeeting 2.1 support implemented.
• Still image removed after disconnect
H.320
• All ISDN protocols incorporated in a single software version
WAVE camera
Only two software
variants (PAL/NTSC)
ISDN BRI 128 kbps &
384 kbps
External Net 384 kbps
MULTISITE
• Shortcut to MCU menu (menu +2)
Sept 1998
USER INTERFACE
• 99 entries in directory list, alphabetical sort
• Support for 15 presets (local and far end)
• Selfview improved because of removed video filter
Remote control Changes:
Green send button, Red
disconnect button.
SECURITY
• Network Setup locking
• Password protection on Network Setup
• KG194 Encryption support
MANAGEMENT
• Factory-installed set-up
AUDIO
• Reduced video/audio delay with up to 35%
VIDEO
• Intelligent Video Management (Sharpness/Normal/Motion)
• Reduced video/audio delay with up to 35%
• Change auto switch h.261 to h.263 to 256 kbps
• 4 CIF Selfview outside a call
• 4 CIF still image H.263
• Expanded non-TANDBERG camera support.
• Visca camera-control protocol support (e.g. Sony EVI-D30/31)
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TANDBERG
SW
VERSION
& DATE
B3.1
Sep 1997
&
B3.0
Aug 1997
TANDBERG Software History
FEATURES
COMMENTS
Three products:
H.320
• Auto-select data rate for leased lines
• Auto-select between BONDING & H.221
• 6B-H0 Capability
• Incoming parallel dial fix.
• Easy two-number dialling.
• Solve TEI issue (problem in France).
Vision2000 SoftMux ISDN 384 kbps,
Ext net 384 kbps
Vision2000 128 - ISDN
128 kbps,
Ext net 128 kbps
USER INTERFACE
• On-the fly network selection
• Presentation setting mode
• Still images on monitor 2.
• Swedish user interface
Vision2000 384 –
ISDN 128 kbps,
Ext net 384 kbps
MANAGEMENT
• Call status feedback on data port.
• Double B-side detection.
• Feedback on all Parameters
• Display of all Parameters (dispparam)
AUDIO
• Possibility to turn off lip synchronisation.
VIDEO
• Reduced video delay
• Non-TANDBERG camera support
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TANDBERG
SW
VERSION
& DATE
B2.2
Mar 1997
&
B2.1
Feb 1997
&
B2.0
Dec 1996
TANDBERG Software History
FEATURES
COMMENTS
B2.0 contained all the new functionality, with subsequent 2.1 and 2.2 releases essentially improvements. B2.0 was first shown at TeleCon in Anaheim,
October 1996.
H.320
• T.120
• New ISDN protocols (Japanese, Australian/Taiwan etc)
MULTISITE
• Transparent MCU menu
USER INTERFACE
• Shortcut to Call status (menu +1)
• German, Norwegian, French user interface
• 10 local and far-end presets using new camera in old housing (Camera Unit II)
B1.0
May 1996
VIDEO
• H.263 - first in market
• One-touch still image transfer (4CIF still image)
• Camera adjustments (brightness, backlight, white balance)
H.320
• SoftMux => first in market, no external IMUX
• Downspeeding (TANDBERG TANDBERG)
• New ISDN protocols (Japanese, Australian/Taiwan)
Two products :
MasterVision6000i ISDN 384 kbps,
no support for external
networks
MULTISITE
• H.243 Chair control, full implementation
MasterVision2000 ISDN 128 kbps
USER INTERFACE
• Call status menu
• Intelligent Call Management
MANAGEMENT
• Remote diagnostic
A2.2
VIDEO
• 4CIF Still Image (H.261 Annex D)
H.320
• T.120
This software was built to
add features from the
MasterVision6000i to the
MasterVision6000
Feb 1997
VIDEO
• H.263
• 4CIF Still Image
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SW
VERSION
& DATE
A2.1
Sep 1996
&
A2.0
TANDBERG Software History
FEATURES
COMMENTS
One product :
USER INTERFACE
• H.281 Far End Camera Control.
MasterVision6000 - ISDN
128 kbps,
Ext Net 384 kbps
Note that there was no MasterVision2000 release from A2.0 and onwards.
June 1996
A1.1
Nov 1995
&
A1.0
Oct 1995
First TANDBERG product to do 384 kbps (with external IMUX though, Ascend/Promptus)
Several country variants
available
Two products:
MasterVision2000 - ISDN
128 kbps,
Ext Net 128 kbps
MULTISITE
• H.243 MCU Chair Control services
USER INTERFACE
• English
MasterVision6000 - ISDN
128 kbps,
Ext Net 384 kbps
Several country variants
available for both
versions
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TANDBERG Software History
Vision 600/ Vision 770/ Vision 1000
SW
VERSION
& DATE
B1.3
Dec 1998
B1.2
June 1998
B1.1
Jan 1998
A1.0
Feb 1997
FEATURES
COMMENTS
Changes from B1.1 do not require any documentation changes.
EXTERNAL NETWORKS
• X.21 interface on Vision
AUDIO
• Increased network audio levels with 6 dB
• Special to V600 (i.e. not on 770/1000)
AUDIO
• New setting in the Audio setup => VCR on/off
• Local VCR playback (can hear local audio and can talk on top of the video - make comments for the other side)
VIDEO
• Intelligent Video Management
H.320
• T.120 Data conferencing for file transfer and application sharing
• Downspeeding
• Analogue telephone access
Vision 600/770/1000
ISDN BRI 128,
Ext net 128
Three products :
Vision 600/770/1000
ISDN BRI 128
MULTISITE
• H.243 MCU capabilities (Chair Control)
USER INTERFACE
• Call status reporting
• Movable PIP
• Autoanswer
• 10 Local/Far-end presets
• Caller ID and speed dial directory (49 entries)
• H.281 Far End Camera Control
MANAGEMENT
• Local/Remote system and network diagnostics
AUDIO
• Full duplex audio
VIDEO
• H.263
• Still image display, H261 Annex D
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Appendix
Prefixes on TANDBERG products
PREFIX9
01
02
03
MODEL NAME
TANDBERG Natural Audio
Module
TANDBERG Remote
Control II
TANDBERG Natural
Audio Module II
05
Compact Vision
07
Vision 800
BRAND NAME / COMMENTS
Supported on Vision 5000 & TANDBERG6000/7000/8000
Feb 2000 A1 A2, B1 B7/E2
Supported on T6000, T7000 and T8000
Feb 2002 B4 B7/E2
1994 1996
A1 A2.2
MV6000S10
MV6000SC
Replaced the Vision 800
08
TANDBERG 800
09
TANDBERG 500
10
Vision Classic
Visitel 10, VC700011, BTVS
11
Vision 600/770
VS1/ VS101
TANDBERG 1000
TANDBERG 1000
July 1998 Feb 2002
Replaced the Vision remote control (available only on TANDBERG platform)
10
13
SOFTWARE VERSIONS
AVAILABLE
LIFETIME
Nov. 1998 July 2000
C2 C4
July 2000 July 2002
A2, B1 B7.3
Oct 2000 July 2002
B1 B7.3
1991 1995
Oct 1996 Dec 1998
12
A1, B1 B1.3
Feb 2001 Nov 2002
With Wireless LAN support (from S/N: 13.03000)
With Camera focus ring (from S/N: 13.05143)
H, J, K
12
Oct 2001 Nov 2002
12
With Privacy function (from S/N: 13. 07000)
B2 B7.3
July 2001 Nov 2002
13
Nov 2002 B5.11, E1.1 E2.3
1992 1995
K
15
Grand Vision (GV)
(also Surveillance codec), Visitel 15
16
Camera Unit I & II
Unit II from 16.10000
1995 July 1998
GV/V770/Codec1000/2000
17
Codec 1000
Codec 1000, Vision 1000
Oct 1996 1999
A1, B1 B1.3
18
Camera WAVE
19
Camera WAVE II
July 1998 Jan. 2003
Jan. 2003 Replaces the WAVE camera
9
V2000 (B4 only) /V5000/V2500 +
TANDBERG platform
B6.1/E1.1 B7.3/E2.3
E.g.. 01.01234, typically 2 digits prefix with 5 digits suffix.
MV (MasterVision) and Visitel are terms of Tenovis units (the name MasterVision was also the official TANDBERG name for codec 2000 until B3 software when it changed to Vision).
11
VC7000, VS and BTVS are terms of BT units
12
Supports only B7, B6 & B5.1 softwares. E2, E1 & B5.11 softwares are only available on the enhanced codecs T1000.
13
Requires modified codec T1000 and B5.11 software (Privacy function not available in B5.1)
10
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TANDBERG Software History
11
Oct 1995 July 1999
20 (a)
Codec 2000
VS2
20 (b)
Codec 2500 (Vision)
MV6000 Basis, with Ethernet port
Codec 5000
VS2Premier , VS2Premier+ MV8000
21
11
10
11
10
TANDBERG 6000 (from S/N: 22.30000): enhanced graphics codec (XGA support)
22
Codec 6000
14
10
TANDBERG 7000 (also known as MV9500 ) old platform with 40” plasma monitors
TANDBERG 7000: new platform with 30” LCD monitors
10
C1 C4
Nov 2002 Feb 2000 July 2002
April 2003 MV6000C Basis
TANDBERG 2500 (from S/N: 23.30000): enhanced graphics codec (XGA support)
July 2000 Nov 2002
Nov 2002 A1 A2.5, B1 B7.3
B5.11, E1.1 E2.3
A1 A2.5, B1 B7.3
E1.1 E2.3
15
B6.1/E1.1 B7.3/E2.3
A2 A2.5, B1 B7.3
B5.11, E1.1 E2.3
Codec 2500
28
TANDBERG MCU
2 software versions: 8+8, and 16+16
July 2002 D1 D3
29
TANDBERG GATEWAY
2 software versions: 2Mb and 4Mb ISDN version
July 2003 G1 G2
Replaces TANDBERG 800
Feb 2002 B4 B5.11, E1.1 E2.3
TANDBERG 880 IP only: 768 Kbps on H.323
June 2003 E1.3 E2.3
Replaces TANDBERG 500
April 2002 B4 B5.11, E1.1 E2.3
TANDBERG 880 with External Networks & IP
Mai 2002 B4.4 B5.11, E1.1 E2.3
Jan 2003 E1.1 E2.3
Jan 2003 E1.1 E2.3
15
30
TANDBERG 880
30
TANDBERG 880 IP Only
15
31
TANDBERG 550
32
TANDBERG 880 NET
new rollabout
52.xxxxx designs the TANDBERG 6000 with new rollabout and XGA support
TANDBERG 6000
new rollabout
53.xxxxx designs the TANDBERG 2500 with new rollabout and XGA support
53
TANDBERG 2500
Items marked in Bold are available on the current price list.
Items marked in Italic and with grey background are products "out of production"
15
July 1998 2000
23
52
14
C3 C4
Oct 2001 TANDBERG 8000
15
1999 2000
Feb 2000 Nov 2002
TANDBERG 6000 (also known as MV9000)
A1 A2.2, B1 (SoftMux) B4.3
Codec 6000 is common on T6000, T7000 and T8000. The enhanced codecs 6000 start from S/N: 22.30000
E2, E1 & B5.11 softwares are available on T550, T880, and on the enhanced codecs T1000, T2500, T6000, T7000, T8000.
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