Fujitsu VS-700S SP-PRI Video Conference Controller PBX 365353-01 Rev 01

Fujitsu VS-700S SP-PRI Video Conference Controller PBX 365353-01 Rev 01

The Fujitsu VS-700S is a multi-board video conferencing controller designed for integrated AV and telephony environments. Configured as the SP-PRI variant (Part No. 365353-01, Rev 01), this chassis houses multiple functional boards covering video, audio, camera control, ISDN PRI connectivity, and PBX line interfacing — making it a central switching and control hub for room-based videoconferencing systems of its era.

Specifications & What's Included

• Make: Fujitsu
• Model: VS-700S
• Variant: SP-PRI
• Part Number: 365353-01
• Hardware Revision: Rev 01
• Form Factor: Desktop / tabletop chassis
• Country of Manufacture: USA (of U.S. and imported components)
• Installed boards visible on rear panel:
• LSD1 board — D-Sub and BNC connectors
• LSD2 board — D-Sub connectors
• HSD board — D-Sub and additional interface connectors
• VTR / VITBC / Audio / Video board — RCA In/Out, Gen Out ports
• Camera / Ext-Cont / DC Out board — camera and control connectors
• Aux Mixer / Line / Phone / ISDN PRI board (labeled F9600PBX)
• DIAG port on multiple boards
• Connector types: RCA, BNC, D-Sub (HD and standard), RJ-11, 3.5mm, S-Video-style
• Power inlet with 31A fuse block and IEC-style AC connector on rear
• Front panel: power rocker switch and power indicator LED

Applications

The Fujitsu VS-700 series was a room-based videoconferencing controller from the 1990s, designed to integrate camera inputs, VTR recording, audio mixing, and ISDN PRI network connectivity into a single chassis for professional conference rooms and corporate AV installations. The SP-PRI designation reflects its ISDN Primary Rate Interface capability, which was the standard high-bandwidth digital telephone connection used for point-to-point and multipoint video calls before IP-based conferencing became dominant. Systems like the VS-700S were typically installed in dedicated boardrooms and executive conference rooms and interfaced with Fujitsu or compatible videoconferencing terminals, PTZ cameras, VTRs, and PBX telephone systems. This type of equipment is today sought by technicians maintaining legacy AV installations, collectors of period corporate AV gear, and integrators working with older Fujitsu videoconferencing infrastructure.