Configuring System Settings - Cisco TelePresence 7010 Help Manual

Configuration

Configuring system settings

To modify the system settings, go to
details), and then click Apply changes.
The System settings page controls a number of defaults for the conferences hosted on the TelePresence
Server.
Note: Endpoints and conferences assume the values you provide here. These settings apply to all calls and
conferences on the unit and are not configurable elsewhere.
Table 23: Settings for all configured conferences
Field Field description
Voice Determines how easy it is for a participant to
switching replace the active speaker for a conference
sensitivity based on how loudly they are speaking.
Packet loss Enter the threshold level for packet loss as a
threshold percentage. (Note that the setting is 10x the
percentage, for example, a setting of '1' will
trigger at 0.1% packet loss.)
If greater packet loss occurs than this
threshold, it will be reported:
in the
n
in the
n
whose call is experiencing the packet loss
ClearVision When selected, the TelePresence Server will
upscale video streams from participants who
are sending low resolution video with the
purpose of making best use of the
TelePresence Server's HD video capabilities.
Enable 60 fps Allows the TelePresence Server to support 60
frames per second video streams.
HD mode Defines the maximum video definition that the
TelePresence Server will support.
One of HD or Full HD.
If you change this setting, your change will
take effect as soon as there are no
participants connected to the TelePresence
Server.
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Configuration > System
Status page for the conference
Statistics page for the endpoint
settings, edit the fields (see table for
Usage tips
A value of 0 means that it is very difficult for the
active speaker to be replaced; a value of 100
means the active speaker can be replaced
very easily.
The default value is 60%.
The most suitable setting will depend on your
network and its packet loss characteristics.
The default value is 0.
The TelePresence Server uses intelligent
resolution upscaling technology to improve the
clarity of low-resolution video.
The default is enabled.
HD mode supports 60 fps at a maximum
resolution of w448p.
Full HD mode supports 60 fps at a maximum
resolution of 720p. Lower resolution streams
may also have 60 fps.
The default is disabled.
HD mode supports a maximum definition of
720p at 30fps, or w448p at 60 fps.
Full HD mode supports a maximum definition
of 1080p at 30 fps, or 720p at 60 fps.
The HD mode selection affects the maximum
number of participants; see
your TelePresence Server's conferencing
capacity [p.126] for more details.
The default is HD.
Understanding
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