Slide Presentation Function And Annex D Support; High Resolution Slides - Polycom ViewStation FX User Manual

Chapter 3

Slide Presentation Function and Annex D Support

ViewStation FX/VS 4000 User's Guide
remote control to highlight a slide and then press the
on the remote control to view it.
For more information about the slide you are viewing, press the
INFO button on the remote control. The name of the
presentation appears, as well as the slide number, and the
viewing password. You can change the password on a
presentation while you are viewing it.
4. Use the arrow buttons on the remote control to move backward
and forward through your presentation. To go to the beginning of
the presentation, press the up arrow button on the remote
control. To go to the end, press the down arrow button. If you
want to go from viewing a slide to viewing its thumbnail, press
the MENU button on the remote control. Press the
the remote control to return to live video. If you press the
SLIDES button, you can select another presentation.
A graphics slide or snapshot sent from one videoconferencing
system to another system may not be displayed properly if the
receiving system does not support the Annex D high-resolution
graphics standard.
Polycom supports this graphics standard. However, if a Polycom
system sends a slide or snapshot to another vendor's system that
does not support Annex D, the graphic appears on the far site
monitor for a few seconds and then disappear. If this problem is
encountered, verify that the other side's system supports the Annex
D high-resolution standard.
Note All Polycom videoconferencing products, including the
ViaVideo desktop, support the Annex D high-resolution
graphics standard.

High Resolution Slides

The high resolution slides feature is available only with the
ViewStation FX or VS4000. Complete the following steps to enable
the high resolution slides feature:
1. On the VGA monitor, connect the cable from the VGA monitor to
the back of the ViewStation FX or VS400.
Using the ViewStation FX or the VS4000 with a PC
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