Fanvil CA400 All In One Screen Share Video Conference System User Manual
- June 1, 2024
- Fanvil
Table of Contents
CA400 User Manual
Release Date:2024/1/23
Introduction
This is a wireless video conferencing solution designed specifically for small
and mediumsized conference rooms. It mainly consists of a screen-sharing
speakerphone MS10 , a receiver hub RC10, and a 4K UHD camera CM70, aiming to
simplify your meetings.
With comprehensive BYOD support, it is easy to connect a laptop to the speaker
MS10 using a Type C cable. Enjoy 4K wireless low latency screen projection and
1080p conference camera streaming access without the need for additional
software or drivers.
It uses wireless projection screen and wireless camera call, simplifying your
meeting experience, making the office space simple and orderly, equipped in
one station, and installed in three steps, achieving an efficient meeting
experience. Features:
- Get rid of tedious steps, simply press and share content instantly, promoting seamless collaboration.
- Wireless and low latency 4K ultra high-definition projection screen.
- The collaborative space is simple and free of clutter, allowing for wireless access to cameras.
- The newly created wireless projection screen and microphone speaker functions are integrated into one.
- 8-array microphone with AI sound optimization function, supporting AEC/ANS/AGC.
- 3W voice enhanced speaker, providing a full and delicate voice for immersive participation.
- The camera automatically views, with a wide-angle coverage of 118.5 ° and a 5x digital zoom, presenting clear details.
Packing
Instructions
3.1 CM70
3.1.1 Camera Overview
- LED Indicator
- Dual Microphone
- IR Receiver
- Switch Button
- USB Type-c port
- Clip Mount
Clip Mount Easily mount onto any displays such as laptop monitor
television or interactive display using its built-in clip mount.
Tripod Mount
Tripod screw hole is located at the bottom of the clip mount for tripod
mounting.
Swivel & Tilt Manually adjust the webcam tilt up/down or swivel
right/left to the best shooting angle.
3.1.2 Keys &LED Indicator
| Event| Camera response| LED Status
---|---|---|---
1| Plu g-in power| /| Red light & orange light flashing
2| Camera is in use| /| Green light
3| Camera is not in use| /| Red light
4| Single press the switch button| Switch to lx—>2x—>3x—>4x5x auto framing by
each press| Red light blink
5| Long press(>2s) the switch button| Enter / Exit auto framing mode| Red
light blink
6| Long press(>5s)
the switch button| Reboot the CM70| Red light blink
3.1.3 Privacy Cover 3.1.4 Connection
- Connect the type C end of the bundled USB 3.0 cable to the Type C port at the back of the USB Camera.
- Connect the Type A end of the same cable to a laptop or workstation.
** Connect with the USB 2.0 port of PC, the maximum resolution is 1080p USB
3.0, the maximum resolution is 4K. 3.2 MS10
3.2.1 LED Indicator**
a. Mute Button
Green: Mic on
Red: Mic off
b. Speaker Volume +/-
c. Screen casting Button
Press to start/end screencasting
d.USB Type-c port
For power supply and signal transmission
e. Kensington Nano Slot
3.2.2 Screen casting LED Indicator
Flashing Green | Connecting in progress. |
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Static Green | Connection succeeds, ready for screencasting |
Static Yellow | No DP signal from the laptop port. |
Static Red | Three troubleshooting methods for connection failure: |
1.Re-plug the Speakerphone
2.Receiver is not powered, please re-plug and ensure the Receiver indicator
light shows static white
3.The Receiver and Speakerphone are not paired. Please ensure they are the
original paired units, Otherwise please re-pair
Re-pairing method: After powering on, press the back button of RC10 , and
press the screen casting button and mute button of MS10 at the same time, and
press for 5s to release; Enter automatic pairing later. After successful
pairing, you can continue to press the screen casting button to use the screen
casting.
3.3 RC10
f. Status Indicator
g. USB Interface for camera (5V/0.9A)
h. Language/Pair
Short press: switch language
Long press: Re-pair Switch
i. Power Supply
j. HDMI Out for display
3.3.1 Receiver LED Indicator
Flashing Green | Connecting in progress. |
---|---|
Static Green | Connection succeeds, ready for screencasting. |
Static White | Working. |
3.4 Remote control
3.4.1 Remote control Overview Arrow keys
Adjust the position of field of view.
Menu
Open OSD settings to customize image settings including contrast, saturation,
brightness, etc.
3.4.2 LED indication
| Event| Camera response| LED Status
---|---|---|---
1| Use remote and turn off mic| Mic is mute, mute icon pop up| Orange light
blink
2| Use remote and turn off camera| Camera is off, pop up a black image with
camera off icon| Red light blink
3| Use remote and turn off both mic and camera| Mic is mute and camera is off,
pop up a black image with mic off icon and camera off icon| Red light & orange
light blink alternately
Installation Guidelines
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Plug the 5V/2A power supply into the receiver and connect it to the HDMl cable of the display.
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To connect the USB camera, plug the camera’s USB cable into the USB-A port on the receiver.
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Mount the Receiver and USB Camera on the display using the built-in mounting clip. Ensure that the receiver is positioned towards the front side for optimal wireless signal transmission. The optimal wireless transmission range is within 5 meters.
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Switch the display output source to the connected HDMI port.
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Connect the MS10 Speakerphone to a full-featured Type-C port on your laptop. Wait until the screencasting button light turns green, then press the button to start casting your screen. Press the button again to end screen casting. TIPS:
In the case where the laptop’s type C port does not meet the full feature requirement (Refer the table of Type-c specification), use the USB-C/A tO HDMI& USB-A adapter instead.Use the USB extension cable if the laptop’s USB3.0 port is not nearby the HDMI port.
USB-C/A to HDMI & USB-A adapter + USB Extension cable -
To use the speakerphone and access the camera wirelessly, in your video conference software, select “MS10 XXX “as your microphone, speaker, and camera. “MS10 Wireless Camera” option is only available in the camera device list when a camera is connected to the receiver.
Table 1 USB Type Specification Table
USB-C Connector | Data Transfer | Display | Power |
---|
USB 2.0
480 Mbps| Normal| | X| x
PD Enabled| | X|
USB 3.1
Gen1
5 Gbps| Normal| | X| x
PD Enabled| | X|
USB 3.1
Gen2
-0 Gbps| Normal| | X| X
PD Enabled| | X|
DisplayPort
5-10 Gbps| Normal| | | X
PD Enabled| | |
Thunderbolt
20-40Gbps PD Enabled DisplayPort| | | |
FAQ
Q: What does it mean when the screencasting Button On the MS10 Speakerphone
lights up yellow?
Make sure whether the computer connected supports DisplayPort (DP output),
Otherwise, there will be no signal output.
Q: What does it mean when the screencasting Button On the MS10 Speakerphone
lights up Red?
Power off and on the Speakerphone. Or try pairing again.
Q: Screencast button doesn’t work but other indicators on MS10 Speakerphone
or RC10 Receiver are normal?
Check and confirm whether the MS10 speaker matches the RC10 receiver through
the last nine digits of the serial number..
Q: When screencasting, there is no content showed on the screen.
1. Make sure Receiver is powered on and pluqged into the HDMI IN port of the
screen, with the proper signal source channel chosen.
2. Try to change to an alternative HDMI IN port if the issue remains.
3. Check if the Win+P shortcut key is in “expansion mode” for screen
projection. In this mode, the monitor will become the second extended screen
of the laptop, so only the lower taskbar will be displayed on the screen,
without any other content; You can drag the file to the right Until displayed
on the monitor, or change the Win+P shortcut to “Copy Mode”.
Q: Why does my computer fail to screencast at 4K?
1. Make sure the HDMI plugged in display device can support 4K resolution.
2. Check the resolution setting of your computer,Setting—Screen—resolution
setting: 3480X2160.
3. Check the computer casting mode, part of the computer to expand the screen
can only be 4K cast screen.
Q: Why does the sound not come out from SpeakerPhone?
1. Check the MS10 Speakerphone is set to output device by default in computer
audio setting.
2. Make sure the MS10 Speakerphone is opted as computer’s microphone and
speaker.
Q: How to address echo issues at the other end during meeting?
Choose MS10 Speakerphone as your microphone/speaker to activiate Echo
Cancellation.
Q: Why does the camera not work when plugged into Receiver?
Camera functionality may vary due to compatibility issues.Recommended to use a
suggested camera if you are failed recognition.
1. Select MS10 Wireless Camera as an input camera in camera/conference
software setting.
2. Unplug/plug the MS10 Speakerphone/RC10 Receiver, and try after rebooting.
3. Check if the power supply exceeds specification, use recommended 5V/2A
adapter if it’s the case.
Q: Why does the device fail to be detected when plugging the Type-Ccable of
recejver to computer?
The C-port on the computer is used for power supply, so it will not perform
data transmission and will not be detected as a device by the computer, Please
refer to the USB Type specification table in Table 1 for details.
Alternatively, refer to Chapter 5 Installation Guidelines – Step 5 for the
cable transfer method to continue the screen projection..
Q: How to prevent flicker in your video
The default camera frequency setting is 50Hz,if you encounter the flicker
problem,simply use the remote control,get into Menu—Mode–Fliker to adjust
camera frenquency that match the elctrical frequency of your region.
Q: Does CA400 support tablets or phones with TYPE-C interface?
The CA400 is designed to support laptops under Windows and MAC OS.
Compatibility is not guaranteed with PC or Android under Linux or mobile
phones and PADs under MAC OS.
Q: What wireless technology is used to connect the CM70 camera to the MS10,
and how far can it be?
The remote control and camera are controlled through infrared. The camera is
connected to the RC10 receive via USB, and the receiver is wirelessly
connected to the MS10 with WIFI. When controlling the camera with an infrared
remote control, there should be no gaps in the middle and it should be aligned
with the direction of the camera. It is recommended to keep the distance
between MS10 and RC10 within 8 meters, with no walls in the middle.
Q: The video screen displayed on a mirror? Or open the camera menu and find
that the menu is also mirrored?
Due to differences in the processing methods used by different conference
software to obtain video images, they may mirror the images. You can enter the
Menu—Mode–Mirror; If you find that the menu is also mirrored, you can follow
the yellow prompt on screen and press the left or right button to access the
mirrored menu.
Safe Usuage Guidelines for Products
- Do not open modify the product expect for internal parts removal and replacement.
- Do not disassemble or attempt to service the product.
- This Product is safe under normal and reasonably foreseeable misuse operating conditions.
- If product is operating improperly, contact the authorized reseller.
- Product must be returned to the authorized reseller for any service or repair.
- This is no a Children’s Product and is not intended for use by children under 14 years old.
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