Snapshots; Taking A Snapshot Using The Remote Control - TANDBERG MXP User Manual

MXP Video endpoints
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Snapshots

The system can take a snapshot of your live video.
Snapshot is handy when you are in a call with a
system that does not support dual video stream.
Use the snapshot feature to show a snapshot of
your presentation and continue the meeting with
main camera.
Your video system can send snapshots in a
point-to–point video meeting only, sending
snapshots in MultiSite meetings is not
supported.
The following should be observed:
• When displaying a snapshot, it will always be
the latest snapshot taken that is displayed,
regardless of which end (near or far) took it.
• Any snapshot taken is deleted once the call is
terminated.
• The snapshot feature uses H.261 Annex D.
Consequently it will fail to work when using
H.264 video compression.
D14034.04—MAY 2008
Getting started Making calls
Taking a snapshot using the menu...
In a call, press the OK key to produce
the main menu and navigate to the
Presentation icon...
Displaying a snapshot...
In a call press the OK key to produce
the menu line, if needed, and navigate
to the Presentation icon...
Phone book usage
... then press the OK key to display the
Presentation menu. Navigate to the Snapshot
tab and then down to the Take New Snapshot
icon. Press the OK key to take a snapshot and
send it to the far end.
... then do as above, but select Display
Snapshot instead. Press the OK key to
display the snapshot.
Video meeting features Video conferencing features

Taking a snapshot using the remote control

In a point-to-point call press the Snapshot key (the
*
key).
If the Number Key Settings menu has been
!
set to Touch Tones, pressing the Snapshot
key will not be interpreted as snapshot, but
as a touch tone.
The Number Key Settings must have been set
to something else to make the key work as a
Snapshot key. This is done in the Control Panel of
your system. Your system adminstrator may have
password protected this area.
Likewise, this will not work when you are
!
in an input field requiring numerical or text
*
entries. The will then be interpreted as
*
just .
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