Connect A Polycom Video System Using Two Monitors (Touch Monitor Setup) - Polycom Pano Administrator's Manual

b. Go to Admin Settings > Audio/Video > Monitors.
c. For Monitor 1 at Monitor Profile, select Far, then Near.
d. For Monitor 2 at Monitor Profile, select Content, then Far.
6. The Polycom Pano system will start presenting on the Polycom video system once the setup is
complete. You must continue with the following steps to pair the systems and complete the setup
process.
7. Open a supported web browser, enter the IP address of the Polycom Pano system, and go to
General Settings > Pairing.
8. Enter the IP address, Admin ID, and Admin password that are associated with the Polycom video
system. If no password is set, leave the Admin password field blank.
9. Select Connect. Information about the paired systems is displayed on the screen. You can modify
the Polycom Pano system name, if desired.
10. Select Pair. The Pair button appears only when the connection in the step above is successful.
Once pairing is successful, the Pair button changes to Update.
11. Test that content sharing functions properly.
Connect a Polycom Video System Using Two Monitors (Touch
Monitor Setup)
Optionally, use a prerequisite.
You can connect a Polycom Pano system to a Polycom video system using two monitors when the
Polycom Pano monitor has touch capability, as shown in the diagram below.
Keep the following in mind:
▪ Monitor 2 is dedicated to showing Polycom Pano content. Far and near video are displayed on
monitor 1.
▪ You must place the call on the Polycom video system first, then start content on the Polycom Pano
system.
▪ VGA support is available on RealPresence Group 700 systems.
▪ You will need three HDMI cables and a 4K HDMI splitter for this setup option.
Polycom has tested and recommends an HDMI splitter by CSRET with the following specifications:
▪ 1x2 HDMI Splitter Amplifier version 2.0
▪ Certified for 4K x 2K (60Hz) and 3D 1080p
▪ Supports 1 in 2 out signal distribution
You can choose to use a different 4K splitter. If you do, make sure the specifications of the model you
choose are comparable to those for the CSRET product.
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