Polycom V500 System Administrator's Manual page 134

Administrator's Guide for the V500 System
Time Server (setting) 4-16
timeout, content display 4-3
tones
alert 4-7, 4-22
DTMF, generating 4-23
internal ringer 4-7
ring 4-7, 4-22
Trace Route screen 7-4
Trace Route test 7-4
Trace Route web interface 7-4
tracking calls 5-6
Transport Protocol (setting) 3-16
treble adjustment 4-7
troubleshooting
access to screens and systems 7-8
audio 7-15
calling 7-10
display 7-13
error indications 7-16
general 7-7
network interface lights 7-18
power and start-up 7-7
remote control 7-8
video 7-13
TV, See monitor
Type of Service (setting) 3-17
Type of Service Value (setting) 3-17
U
UDP
list of ports to open 3-7
specifying fixed ports 3-11
upgrading, software 3-24
UPnP 3-11
Use Gatekeeper (setting) 3-14
Use the Following IP Address (setting) 3-4
User Alert Tones (setting) 4-7
user limitations
managing user access 4-8
setting 4-10
User Name, SIP 3-16
user settings
allowing access 4-11
backlight compensation 4-2
color schemes 4-22
list of 4-10
managing access 4-8
PIP 4-3
User Settings screen, allowing access 4-11
utilities 7-2
Index – 10
V
V500
back panel view 2-1
configuring network use 3-1
connecting
headphone 2-4
monitor 2-2
power 2-4
system to network 2-3
to ISDN BRI network 2-3
to LAN 2-3
customizing user interface 4-1
description 1-2
diagnostics 7-2
illustration 1-1
introduction to 1-1
key features 1-2
managing remotely 5-1
positioning system 2-2
powering on 2-4
remote control 2-4
setting up system hardware 2-1
standard components 1-1
troubleshooting 7-7
V500 web interface
accessing 5-1
accessing diagnostic screens 7-2
managing directories 5-5
managing system profiles 5-4
room monitoring 4-12, 5-2
sending message 7-1
viewing Call Detail Report 6-4, 7-1, 7-2
version, software 7-18
VGA resolution, for People+Content IP 4-5
video
cable 1-2
cable, drawing Appendix-2
configuring 4-1
data rate 6-3
diagnostics 7-5
eliminating flicker 4-2
error concealment 1-3, 3-17
protocol 6-2
quality 1-2
troubleshooting 7-13, 7-14
video format
monitor 4-3
virtual DMZ 3-12
voice over, enabling 3-20