Setting Polycom Trio As Your Audio Device - Polycom Trio Series Manual

Setting Polycom Trio as Your Audio Device

Setting Polycom Trio as Your Audio Device
In order to use a PolycomTrio system to play audio from calls or media on your connected laptop, you
need to set the system as your audio communication device.
The following sections provide information on setting the system as your audio device for your laptop
and communication and collaboration clients such as RealPresence Desktop or the Skype for
Business client.
Related Topics
Connecting a Device using a USB Cable
Setting the System as Your Audio Device for Communication
Clients
When your laptop is connected to a Polycom Trio system, you can set the system as your microphone
and speakers for communication and collaboration clients, like RealPresence Desktop, BroadSoft
BroadTouch Communicator, or Skype for Business.
Depending on the capabilities of the client, you can use the system to accept, hold and resume, and
end calls placed and received in the client. Note that the status of the calls may differ between the
client and the system depending on the capabilities of the client.
Set the System as Your Audio Device in RealPresence Desktop
When your laptop is connected to a Polycom Trio system, you can set the system as your audio device
input and output device in the RealPresence Desktop application to play audio from the meeting using
the system speakers and use the system as your microphone.
If you do not have the RealPresence Desktop application, download the application from the
RealPresence Desktop Support
Procedure
1 In RealPresence Desktop, click
2 For Audio input device (microphone), click Polycom Trio from the drop-down list.
3 For Audio output device (speakers), click Polycom Trio from the drop-down list.
4 Click OK.
Set the System as Your Audio Device for Skype for Business
When your laptop is connected to a Polycom Trio system, you can set the system as your microphone
and speakers for Skype for Business calls you place on your laptop.
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