Polycom ViewStation FX4000 User Manual page 309

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hearing the near site when the ViewStation FX or VS4000 is in
Auto Answer mode. Both sites are notified that the ViewStation
FX or VS4000 is muted with a microphone image located in the
lower left side of the main screen. A red light illuminates on the
microphone pod when the near site is muted.
If the system is already in a call, the Mute Auto Answer Calls
option does not automatically mute the near site.
PIP—The PIP (Picture in Picture) feature allows the near site to
adjust near-camera views while in a videoconference. When PIP
is enabled, the Camera icon in the top right corner of the screen
disappears when the remote control is placed on a flat
surface.The following options are available in PIP mode:
• Auto—The ViewStation FX or VS4000 shows a PIP window
when the call is first connected and when the remote control
is not resting on a flat surface.
• On—The ViewStation FX or VS4000 shows a PIP window
which remains in the lower right corner until the video call
is completed.
• Off—The ViewStation SP does not show a PIP window.
Far Control of Near Camera—This option allows users on the
far site to control the camera at the near end. When this option
is enabled, a far-site user may control the framing and angle of
the camera of the near site by pressing the FAR button on the
remote control.
Backlight Compensation—Backlight compensation is used in
conference rooms where the subject appears darker than the
background. When enabled, the camera automatically adjusts
for a light background.
Allow Remote Monitoring—Remote monitoring allows a user
to remotely view a conference room prior to a scheduled
meeting using the ViewStation FX or VS4000 Web interface.
Appendix A - Screen Reference
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