Edit An Endpoint's Configuration - Cisco TelePresence Server 7010 Product User Manual

Edit an endpoint's configuration

1. Go to Endpoints.
2. Click the name of the endpoint or group.
3. Go to Configuration.
4. Edit the configuration with reference to the following table.
5. Click Update endpoint.
6. You may also need to
Endpoint settings reference
Note 1: Endpoints inherit the values for these settings from the Default endpoint settings section of
the TelePresence Server's
the inherited value, the endpoint's local setting always takes precedence over the system-wide setting.
Note 2: Not all of these settings apply to all endpoint types or groups. These differences are detailed in
the table.
Field Field description
Name The name of the endpoint or
endpoint group.
Type The number of endpoints in the
endpoint group is displayed.
Display The name that will be
name displayed in a conference as a
override label for this endpoint or group.
Minimum When choosing which
screen conference layout to send to a
layout participant the Cisco
TelePresence Server takes into
account the number of screens
used by other participants in
the conference.
Received Adjusts the amplification of the
audio gain incoming audio signal.
Transmitted Adjusts the amplification of the
audio gain outgoing audio signal.
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edit the advanced settings of the endpoint or
System settings page. If you change a local setting to something other than
General settings
Usage tips
When you are updating an existing endpoint or endpoint
group's configuration, its Type is also shown.
Not applicable to individual endpoints.
The name you enter here will override any default name
configured on the endpoint. It will also override any other
default name that might appear for an endpoint. For
example, an endpoint's default name can be the name of
the gateway through which the call was placed, or if the
endpoint is called-in via a gatekeeper, its E.164 number.
Note: After an endpoint has connected, you cannot change
the display name.
For more information, see
display in layout
A fixed audio gain of between -12 dB and +12 dB (in 3 dB
steps) is applied to an endpoint's incoming audio.
A fixed audio gain of between -12 dB and +12 dB (in 3 dB
steps) is applied to an endpoint's outgoing audio.
Endpoints and endpoint groups
group.
Understanding how participants
views.
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