Connecting A Computer To The Xt Series - Avaya Scopia XT Series Deployment Manual

Setting Up the XT Series Hardware
Alternatively, attach a USB headset to the USB port on the XT Codec Unit (see
Microphone for Your XT Series
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Connecting Microphones and Speakers to the XT Series

Connecting a Computer to the XT Series

You can connect your computer to the XT Series using the DVI port or the HD1 port.
Presenting content on XT7100 with Presentation Content disabled or presenting
content on all other models in the XT Series
• When DVI content is displayed on the XT Series and another Avaya Equinox Client has an
active Screen Link connection with the same XT Series, the pairing fails. The Forbidden icon
is displayed next to the endpoint or, in the case of manual pairing, the Endpoint unavailable
message is displayed. To activate Screen Link from a different client, terminate the
presentation on the XT Series by pressing Present. Alternatively, you can stop Screen Link
from the client.
• The XT Series allocates presentation priority to the DVI first, followed by Screen Link. You
must unplug the DVI to show the Screen Link content.
• If you plug in the DVI input while Screen Link content is sent or shown, the Screen Link
content is automatically stopped. The physical connection is used instead of the Screen Link.
Presenting content on XT7100 with Presentation Content enabled for HD1
• When Presentation Content is enabled on HD1, the DVI input is used for presentation only
if there is no input from HD1. If there is input from HD1, HD1 has precedence for
presentation. The XT7100 allocates presentation priority to the HD1 input first, followed by
DVI, then Screen Link. You need to unplug both the HD1 and the DVI to show the Screen
Link content.
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Figure 30: Connecting headphones to the XT Series
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