Cisco TelePresence 7010 Help Manual page 35

Configuration
Table 23: Settings for all configured conferences (continued)
Field Field description
Participant Select Segment switching or Room switching
switching to change the display of multi-screen
mode endpoints on other multi-screen endpoints.
Lobby screen Select one of the date/time formats to display
date format start and end times on the lobby screen.
Use custom Allows the TelePresence Server to use a
conference custom message to warn participants that the
ending conference is ending.
notification
text
Custom Enter a message that the TelePresence
conference Server will use instead of the default message.
ending
notification
text
Show event Check the box to enable event log output to
log messages the serial console, or clear the box to disable
on console event log output to the serial console.
Your selection persists if the TelePresence
Server restarts.
When the checkbox is cleared, the
TelePresence Server will still output event log
messages to the serial console from the time
it powers up until the media resources are
available. After this time, the TelePresence
Server stops sending event log messages to
the console.
Disable serial Check the box to prevent the TelePresence
console input Server from interpreting anything from the
during startup console while it is starting up.
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Usage tips
Segment switching is the default, where only
one of the viewed screens changes when one
of the participants in the viewed room is
loudest.
Choose Room switching if you want to see all
segments of a multi-screen endpoint when any
of the participants using it is the loudest
speaker.
Conference start and end times only display
for scheduled conferences that you create via
the TelePresence Server's web interface.
The default format is hh:mm MM/DD/YYYY.
The TelePresence Server uses a default
message unless you enable and enter a
custom message. The default message is
This conference is about to end.
Does not apply to Cisco CTS endpoints. See
the endpoint interoperability reference
details.
The default is disabled (unchecked).
This message can be a maximum of 100
characters.
The default is blank.
The checkbox is cleared by default which
means that serial output of the event log is
disabled. This default helps to improve the
TelePresence Server's performance, so there
may be a performance impact If you enable
this setting.
We recommend that you use a syslog server to
capture event log messages. See
using syslog [p.107].
We recommend that you check this box to
prevent console users from interrupting the
normal boot sequence .
for
Logging
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