Polycom VSX Series Administrator's Manual page 34

Administrator's Guide for the VSX Series
VSX 5000,
VSX 6000A,
VSX 7000s,
VSX 7000e,
VSX 8000
VSX 5000,
VSX 7000s,
VSX 7000e,
VSX 8000
VSX 7000s,
VSX 7000e,
VSX 8000
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— Sharpness — The picture will be sharp and clear, but motion will not
be smooth. Choose this setting for document cameras. Sharpness is
available in point-to-point H.263 calls only.
6. Set Pro-Motion Video to specify when to use Pro-Motion for video
inputs set for motion. Pro-Motion provides 50/60 fields per second
interlaced video for TV-like quality at higher bandwidths.
— VSX 3000A systems send Pro-Motion video for the DVD/VCR input
only.
— VSX 5000 and VSX 6000A systems can receive Pro-Motion video but
cannot transmit it.
7. Select
to go to Camera Calibration. Only VSX 7000e and VSX 8000
systems with a PowerCam Plus camera can be calibrated for automatic
camera tracking. Follow the instructions on the screen to calibrate the
camera for automatic camera tracking if it consistently moves too far in
one direction when tracking is enabled. Press
control so that you can zoom the camera in on your mouth.
For the best calibration results, make sure the camera and system are set up as
described in Configuring Automatic Camera Tracking
Cameras to Component Systems
To configure a second camera:
1. Go to System > Admin Settings > Cameras.
Designate this as the Primary Camera, if desired.
Set Camera Direction to specify which way the camera moves when you
control it with the remote control.
2. Go to System > Admin Settings > Cameras > Next.
Name the camera.
Select a camera icon.
If you used an RCA to mini-DIN adapter to connect the camera cable,
change the Video Format to Composite.
3. Go to System > Admin Settings > Cameras > Next > Next
Set the video quality (Motion for people video or Sharpness for still
images).
4. Go to System > Admin Settings > General Settings > Serial Port. If it is a
PTZ camera:
Set the RS-232 Mode to Sony PTZ camera control.
Specify which camera is associated with this port.
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