Polycom universal remote - remote control user manual (2 pages)
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Using Your ® Polycom Video Conferencing System A Beginner’s Guide to Video Conferencing Features & Use SERMC Contact: Tad Hunt (402) 219-7378 thunt@stez.org SKC Contact: (800) 882-7779 contact.us@skccom.com...
24-Hour Test Sites As you become familiar with your new Polycom video conferencing system, feel free to use our test sites. Our 24/7 testing facilities can be reached at the numbers below. If you would like someone to join your test call on our end, please call (800) 882-7779, extension 4, during regular business hours.
Table of Contents Welcome to Polycom Video Conferencing! ... 2 What’s Included with Your VSX 7000 ... 4 What’s Included with Your ViewStation FX ... 5 Using the Remote Control ... 6 Setting Up the VSX 7000 ... 7 Setting Up the ViewStation FX ... 8 Placing, Answering &...
What’s Included with Your VSX 7000 VSX 7000 Set-Top Codec VSX 7000 Subwoofer VSX 7000 Microphone Polycom Remote Control Optional Accessory Items & Upgrades Available separately, or in bundled packages. Contact your SKC Account Executive for more information. Additional Mic Pods...
What’s Included with Your ViewStation FX ViewStation FX Set-Top Codec ViewStation Microphones - Qty. 2 Polycom Remote Control Optional Accessory Items & Upgrades Available separately, or in bundled packages. Contact your SKC Account Executive for more information. Visual Concert FX SERMC Contact: Tad Hunt (402) 219-7378 thunt@stez.org...
Setting Up the VSX 7000 Equipment Placement • Place the VSX 7000 codec on the monitor, or a shelf directly above the monitor. The front lip should overlap the front of the monitor. • Place the subwoofer near the codec. The subwoofer should not be placed in a closed cabinet or cart. •...
Setting Up the ViewStation FX Equipment Placement • Place the ViewStation codec on the monitor, or a shelf directly above the monitor. The front lip should overlap the front of the monitor. • Center the mic pod(s) on the table, at least 3’ from the system, with at least 6’ between each mic pod. Connecting the Cables 1.
• Make sure your microphone is not muted To Place a Call • Make sure the Polycom unit and monitor(s) are powered on • Press the Green Call - Hang Up button on the remote to place a call •...
MultiPoint Plus Software Upgrade The Polycom unit has a built-in 4 port MCU, which is activated with the purchase of a MultiPoint Plus Software License Key. This license allows you to connect up to three far sites to one conference, and supports mixed IP and ISDN endpoints.
What is a Camera Preset? The Polycom unit can store 10 local camera presets, letting you aim and zoom to specific locations with the touch of a button. You may also set up to 10 camera presets for the far end location, if their system supports presets and they allow remote sites to control their camera.
The Visual Concert FX and the Visual Concert VSX People + Content accessory connects a laptop or desktop PC to the Polycom unit, letting you share live PC graphics during a videoconference. It can sit on your conference table or be mounted under the table or in a cabinet.
Full Screen and Picture-in-Picture Viewing Single Monitor Video Viewing When dialing from the home screen, you will see the near end video view in a small window. Upon connecting, the far end will automatically switch to full-monitor view. Most users prefer to view their local video as well, so they know what the far end is seeing during the conference.
Dual Monitor Emulation (VSX Only) What is Dual Monitor Emulation? The VSX 7000 features a unique dual monitor emulation (DME) feature, providing dual monitor-type display on a single monitor. With DME, users will see near & far end video simulatenously on the same monitor.
Do Not Disturb setting. When you have your Polycom unit set to Do Not Disturb, callers will hear a busy signal when trying to connect with your system, and you will not receive an on-screen notification of any incoming call attempts.
Tips for Effective Video Conferences Before Your Video Call • Take time to experiment and practice with the equipment before your conference • Learn how to use any accessories or peripherals, such as document cameras and DVD/VCRs • Arrange a test conference beforehand, either to another site in your company or to an SKC test site. •...
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Tips for Effective Video Conferences Learn the Videoconferencing System There’s no reason for you to feel intimidated - if you can use a TV remote control, you can use a videoconferencing unit! Take time to experiment and practice with the videoconferencing system before your conference - especially if you plan to use peripherals such as a document camera, computer hookup, or other devices.
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Tips for Effective Video Conferences Maintain Appropriate On-Camera Positioning Position yourself on-camera according to the elbows and wrists rule: when you stretch out your arms, the edge of the screen falls between your elbows and wrists. Use close-up shots judiciously, especially when participants are not used to videoconferencing.
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