Optional Peripherals - LifeSize Room 200 Installation Manual

Optional Peripherals

You can connect the following optional peripherals to enhance your LifeSize system:
Peripheral
Serial RS-232
HD in 2
HD Camera
Microphone in
DVI-I In (PC in)
Audio In (Line In) 1
Audio In (Line In) 2
Networker
Analog phone line in
Auxiliary Video In
USB port
a. Auxiliary Video In is typically used to connect a DVD or VCR to share standard video content with the
far end during a presentation or to view the content locally.
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Usage
For use with supported third-party cameras using VISCA control or for
automation control with Crestron or AMX controllers.
For use with a second LifeSize Camera 200.
For use with a LifeSize Camera or LifeSize Focus.
For use with a single or dual LifeSize MicPod configuration
In a single LifeSize MicPod configuration, you can add a LifeSize MicPod
extension cable (15 meters, 49.2 feet) to the LifeSize MicPod.
In a dual LifeSize MicPod configuration, you use a combination of two
LifeSize MicPods, one splitter cable, and extension cables in large rooms to
create wider coverage of audio input. Refer to "Configuring Dual
LifeSize MicPods" on page 21 for supported configurations.
For use with devices and laptops for presentations or to share PC data.
Accepts both digital video and VGA analog signals with the proper adapter
cable. For devices and PCs with VGA output, LifeSize includes a DVI-A to
VGA cable. An HDMI source can be used with an adapter. For more
information about supported resolutions and audio support, refer to the
LifeSize Video Communications Systems Administrator Guide.
For use with an external line level audio input, in addition to the
LifeSize Phone or LifeSize MicPod.
For use with LifeSize Networker.
For PSTN connectivity.
For inputting component, S-video or composite video. Only one can be
used at a time. A component source always takes precedence. If S-video
and composite sources are both plugged in, the S-video source takes
a
precedence.
Reserved for future use.
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