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CONFIGURING GENERAL OPTIONS FOR YOUR SYSTEM
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4. Choose Specific and press ENTER .
A message appears asking you to press any button on the
keypad that is set to the speciÞc channel you want the system to
accept.
5. Push a button on the keypad that is set to the specific channel you
want the system to accept.
The channel from that keyboard is recorded and displayed. The
system now accepts input only from the channel displayed.
To accept input from all keypads:
1. From the Keypad Operation menu, choose Select Keypad to
Accept.
A pop-up window appears, listing the choices.
2. Choose All and press ENTER .
Disabling a Look-At-Me-Button
A Look-At-Me-Button is a wall-mounted button that you can place
around your conference room.
You can associate a Look-At-Me-Button with a camera preset
position. For example, if you are in a meeting where you are using a
whiteboard to present information, you can preset a Look-At-Me-
Button so that when it is pressed, the camera focuses on the
whiteboard. This saves time since you donÕt have to adjust the
camera in the middle of a meeting.
If there are multiple videoconferencing systems in a room that are
programmed to respond to a Look-At-Me-Button, you can disable
the response of the Look-At-Me-Button so that it doesnÕt conßict
with the other systems.
To disable a Look-At-Me-Button:
1. From the Keypad Operation menu, choose Disable a Look-At-Me-
Button.
The message
Press any button on the Look-At-Me-Button
2. Press the blue button on the Look-At-Me-Button you want to
disable and press ENTER.
The system conÞrms that it will no longer respond to the
Look-At-Me-Button.
appears.
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