Presenting Content From Your Computer - Avaya XT Series User Manual

Participating in Meetings
2. Drag the Volume slider to set the value.
3. From the web interface only, select Save.
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Participating in Meetings

Presenting Content from Your Computer

You can display content from your computer on an Avaya XT Series monitor. You can share this
content with participants in a local conference room, and with remote participants during a
videoconference. Depending on your organization's setup, you can share content in the following
ways:
• Quickly present content without connecting your computer to the XT Codec Unit, as
described in
must have Scopia XT Desktop client installed and be in the same network as the endpoint. If
the computer and endpoint are in different networks, make sure there is no NAT or firewall
between them.
• Present content by first connecting your computer to the DVI port on the XT Codec Unit or
the HD1 port if you are using an XT7100 configured for 4K presentation. Use these methods
when:
- Your computer does not have Scopia XT Desktop client installed.
- There is a firewall or NAT device between your computer and the Avaya XT Series.
- There is no network connection in the meeting room, and you are using the Avaya XT
Series monitor to present the content to participants in the local meeting room only.
Connect your computer as described in
using the DVI port
Content on page 81.
Presenting content on XT7100 with Presentation Content disabled or presenting
content on all other models in the Avaya XT Series
• When DVI content is displayed on the Avaya XT Series and another Avaya Equinox
Conferencing client has an active Screen Link connection with the same Avaya 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 Avaya XT Series by pressing
Present. Alternatively, you can stop Screen Link from the client.
• The Avaya 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.
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Displaying a Presentation with an XT Series EP
on page 77, and then share content as described in
User Guide for Avaya XT Series
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on page 76. Your computer
Connecting a Computer to the Avaya XT Series
Sharing Computer
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