Polycom VSX Series Administrator's Manual page 98

Administrator's Guide for the VSX Series
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Setting Description
Monitor 2 Specifies the second monitor's aspect ratio:
VSX 5000 • Off — Select if you do not have a second monitor.
VSX 6000
• 4:3 — Select if you are using a regular TV monitor as the
VSX 6000A
second monitor.
VSX 7000
• 16:9—Select if you are using a wide-screen monitor as the
VSX 7000s
second monitor. On the monitor, select the display mode that
VSX 7000e
uniformly stretches the video from side to side, which is
VSX 8000
usually called Full, Wide screen, or 16x9.
Specifies the second monitor's format:
• S-Video — Select if you have a second monitor connected to
the system's S-Video output using an S-Video cable.
• Composite — Select if you have a second monitor connected
to the system using a composite video cable.
• VGA — Select if you are using a VGA monitor as the second
display device.
Output upon Specifies the screen saver output for Monitor 2:
Screen Saver
Specifies whether black video or no signal is sent to the monitor
Activation
when the system goes to sleep and the screen saver activates.
VSX 5000
Select Black if you want to display screen saver text or a screen
VSX 6000
saver news feed. This is the recommended setting to prevent
VSX 6000A
burn-in for TV monitors.
VSX 7000
Select No Signal if you want the display to react as if it is not
VSX 7000s
connected when the system goes to sleep. This is the
VSX 7000e
recommended setting for VGA monitors and projectors.
VSX 8000
VCR Specifies the VCR/DVD Player output format:
VSX 7000s • S-Video — Select if you have a VCR or DVD player
VSX 7000e connected to the system's S-Video output using an S-Video
VSX 8000 cable.
• Composite — Select if you have a VCR or DVD player
connected to the system output using a composite video
cable.
PIP Specifies PIP (Picture-in-Picture) behavior:
• Camera — The PIP window is displayed when the call is first
connected and when a user moves the camera, uses presets,
or switches to a different camera source.
• On — The PIP window stays on for the duration of the call.
• Off — The PIP window is not displayed during the call.
• Auto — The PIP window is displayed when a user picks up
the remote.
Note: PIP settings are also available in the User Settings screen.
Users can turn the PIP on or off and change its location on the
screen using PIP on the remote control.