Cisco MX200 G2 Manuals

Manuals and User Guides for Cisco MX200 G2. We have 10 Cisco MX200 G2 manuals available for free PDF download: Administrator's Manual, User Manual, Getting Started Manual, Installation Manual, Quick Reference Manual

Cisco MX200 G2 Administrator's Manual (141 pages)

Brand: Cisco | Category: Conference System | Size: 7 MB

Administrator Guide

2
Overview of the System Settings

59
- Audio Settings
  63
- Callhistory Settings
  65
  - Callhistory Mode
    65
- Cameras Settings
  66
- Conference Settings
  69
- Facilityservice Settings
  74
  - Facilityservice Service [1
    74
- H323 Settings
  75
  - H323 Authentication Loginname
    75
    
    H323 Authentication Mode
    75
    
    H323 Authentication Password
    75
    
    H323 Callsetup Mode
    75
  - H323 Encryption Keysize
    76
  - H323 Gatekeeper Address
    76
  - H323 H323Alias E164
    76
  - H323 H323Alias ID
    76
  - H323 NAT Mode
    76
  - H323 NAT Address
    77
  - H323 Portallocation
    77
- Logging Settings
  78
  - Logging Mode
    78
- Network Settings
  79
  - Network [1] IEEE8021X Mode
    79
    
    Network [1] IEEE8021X Tlsverify
    79
    
    Network [1] IEEE8021X Useclientcertificate
    79
    
    Network [1] DNS Domain Name
    79
    
    Network [1] DNS Server [1
    79
  - Network [1] IEEE8021X Eap Tls
    80
  - Network [1] IEEE8021X Eap Ttls
    80
  - Network [1] IEEE8021X Identity
    80
  - Network [1] IEEE8021X Password
    80
  - Network [1] IEEE8021X Anonymousidentity
    80
  - Network [1] IEEE8021X Eap Md5
    80
  - Network [1] Ipstack
    81
  - Network [1] Ipv4 Address
    81
  - Network [1] Ipv4 Assignment
    81
  - Network [1] Ipv4 Gateway
    81
  - Network [1] Ipv4 Subnetmask
    81
  - Network [1] IEEE8021X Eap Peap
    81
  - Network [1] Ipv6 Address
    82
  - Network [1] Ipv6 Assignment
    82
  - Network [1] Ipv6 Dhcpoptions
    82
  - Network [1] Ipv6 Gateway
    82
  - Network [1] MTU
    82
  - Network [1] Qos Mode
    82
  - Network [1] Qos Diffserv Audio
    83
  - Network [1] Qos Diffserv Data
    83
  - Network [1] Qos Diffserv Signalling
    83
  - Network [1] Qos Diffserv Video
    83
  - Network [1] Qos Diffserv Icmpv6
    84
  - Network [1] Qos Diffserv NTP
    84
  - Network [1] Remoteaccess Allow
    84
  - Network [1] Speed
    84
  - Network [1] Trafficcontrol Mode
    85
  - Network [1] VLAN Voice Mode
    85
  - Network [1] VLAN Voice Vlanid
    85
- Networkservices Settings
  86
- Peripherals Settings
  91
  - Peripherals Pairing Ciscotouchpanels Remotepairing
    91
    
    Peripherals Pairing Ultrasound Volume Maxlevel
    91
    
    Peripherals Pairing Ultrasound Volume Mode
    91
    
    Peripherals Profile Touchpanels
    91
- Phonebook Settings
  92
  - Phonebook Server [1] ID
    92
    
    Phonebook Server [1] Type
    92
    
    Phonebook Server [1] URL
    92
- Provisioning Settings
  93
- Proximity Settings
  95
  - Proximity Services Contentshare Fromclients
    95
    
    Proximity Services Contentshare Toclients
    95
    
    Proximity Mode
    95
    
    Proximity Services Callcontrol
    95
- RTP Settings
  96
  - RTP Ports Range Start
    96
    
    RTP Ports Range Stop
    96
- Security Settings
  97
- Serialport Settings
  99
  - Serialport Loginrequired
    99
    
    Serialport Mode
    99
- SIP Settings
  100
  - Sip Anat
    100
    
    SIP Authentication Password
    100
    
    SIP Authentication Username
    100
    
    SIP Defaulttransport
    100
    
    SIP Displayname
    100
  - SIP Ice Defaultcandidate
    101
  - SIP Ice Mode
    101
  - SIP Line
    101
  - SIP Listenport
    101
  - SIP Mailbox
    101
  - SIP Preferredipmedia
    102
  - SIP Preferredipsignaling
    102
  - SIP Proxy [1..4] Address
    102
  - SIP Tlsverify
    102
  - SIP Turn Bandwidthprobe
    102
  - SIP Turn Discovermode
    102
  - SIP Turn Droprflx
    103
  - SIP Turn Password
    103
  - SIP Turn Server
    103
  - SIP Turn Username
    103
  - SIP Type
    103
  - Sip Uri
    103
- Standby Settings
  104
  - Standby Bootaction
    104
    
    Standby Control
    104
    
    Standby Delay
    104
    
    Standby Standbyaction
    104
    
    Standby Wakeupaction
    104
- Systemunit Settings
  105
  - Systemunit Name
    105
- Time Settings
  106
  - Time Dateformat
    106
  - Time Timeformat
    106
  - Time Zone
    107
- Userinterface Settings
  109
  - Userinterface Contactinfo Type
    109
  - Userinterface Keytones Mode
    109
  - Userinterface Language
    109
  - Userinterface OSD Encryptionindicator
    109
  - Userinterface OSD Output
    110
  - Userinterface Userpreferences
    110
  - Userinterface Wallpaper
    110
- Video Settings
  111
  - Video Activespeaker Defaultpipposition
    111
  - Video Defaultlayoutfamily Local
    111
  - Video Defaultlayoutfamily Remote
    112
  - Video Defaultmainsource
    112
  - Video Input Connector [1
    112
  - Video Input Connector [2] Dvitype
    113
  - Video Input Connector [1
    113
  - Video Input Connector [2
    113
  - Video Input Connector [1
    114
  - Video Input Connector [2
    114
  - Video Input Connector [2
    115
  - Video Layout Disabledisconnectedlocaloutputs
    115
  - Video Monitors
    115
  - Video Output Connector [1] Brightness
    115
  - Video Input Connector [1
    115
  - Video Output Connector [2] CEC Mode
    116
  - Video Output Connector [2] Location Horizontaloffset
    116
  - Video Output Connector [1..2] Resolution
    117
  - Video Output Connector [2] Location Verticaloffset
    117
  - Video Output Connector [2] Overscanlevel
    117
  - Video Output Connector [1] Whitebalance Level
    118
  - Video Output Connector [2] Rgbquantizatonrange
    118
  - Video Presentation Defaultpipposition
    118
  - Video Presentation Defaultsource
    118
  - Video Selfview Default Fullscreenmode
    119
  - Video Selfview Default Mode
    119
  - Video Selfview Default Onmonitorrole
    119
  - Video Selfview Default Pipposition
    119
  - Video Selfview Oncall Duration
    120
  - Video Selfview Oncall Mode
    120
- Experimental Settings
  121
  - How to Use Touch 10
    123
  - Set up Remote Monitoring
    124
  - Access Call Information While Using the Web Interface
    125
  - Place a Call Using the Web Interface
    126
  - Calling more than One
    127
  - Share Content Using the Web Interface
    128
  - Local Layout Control
    129
  - Control the Local Camera(S)
    130
  - Control the Far End Camera
    131
  - Access the Video System's XML Files
    132
  - Execute API Commands and Configurations from the Web Interface
    133
  - Manage Startup Scripts
    134
  - Serial Interface (RS-232)
    135
  - Technical Specification
    136
  - Supported Rfcs
    139
  - User Documentation on the Cisco Web Site
    140
- Cisco Contacts
  141

Cisco MX200 G2 Administrator's Manual (129 pages)

Software version TC7.3

Brand: Cisco | Category: Conference System | Size: 9 MB

Administrator Guide

2
- Administrator Guide
  1
- Table of Contents
  2
- User Documentation
  5
- What's New in this Version
  6
- Cisco Telepresence Mx200 G2 and Mx300 G2 at a Glance
  7
- How to Use Touch
  10
- Web Interface
  11
- Accessing the Web Interface
  12
- Changing the System Password
  13
- The Interactive Menu
  14
- System Information
  15
- About Snapshots
  16
- Placing a Call
  17
- Sharing Content
  18
- Controlling and Monitoring a Call
  19
- Controlling Your Camera
  20
- Local Layout Control
  21
- Controlling the Far End Camera
  22
- Accessing Call Information
  23
- System Configuration
  24
- Changing System Settings
  25
- System Status
  26
- Managing the Favorites List
  27
- Favorite List Folders
  28
- Choosing a Ringtone
  30
- Peripherals Overview
  31
- Adding a Sign in Banner
  36
- Setting Strong Security Mode
  41
- Changing the Persistency Mode
  42
- Deleting Trust Lists (Cucm Only)
  43
- Troubleshooting
  44
- Downloading Log Files
  45
- Starting Extended Logging
  46
- Upgrading the System Software
  48
- Adding Option Keys
  49
- Backup and Restore
  50
- Factory Reset
  52
- Remote Support User
  53
- Restarting the System
  54
- System Settings
  55
- Overview of the System Settings
  56
Table of Contents

57
- Audio Settings
  59
- Cameras Settings
  60
- Conference Settings
  62
- Facilityservice Settings
  67
- H323 Settings
  68
- Logging Settings
  71
- Network Settings
  72
- Network [1..1] Remoteaccess Allow
  78
- Networkservices Settings
  79
- Peripherals Settings
  84
- Provisioning Settings
  86
- Provisioning Externalmanager Protocol
  87
- Rtp Settings
  88
- Security Settings
  89
  - Security Session Showlastlogon
    90
  - Security Session Inactivitytimeout
    90
- Serialport Settings
  91
  - Serialport Mode
    91
  - Serialport Loginrequired
    91
  - Sip Settings
    92
  - Sip Authenticatetransferror
    92
- Standby Settings
  96
- Systemunit Settings
  97
- Time Settings
  98
  - Time Timeformat
    98
  - Time Dateformat
    98
  - Time Zone
    98
  - Time Olsonzone
    99
- Userinterface Settings
  101
  - Userinterface Wallpaper
    102
  - Userinterface Touchpanel Defaultpanel
    102
  - Userinterface Userpreferences
    102
- Video Settings
  103
- Experimental Settings
  112
- Setting Passwords
  113
  - Setting the System Password
    114
  - Connecting the Touch 10 User Interface
    116
  - Cisco Vcs Provisioning
    119
  - Optimal Definition Profiles
    120
  - Clearpath — Packet Loss Resilience
    121
  - Factory Resetting the Video System
    122
  - Technical Specification
    124
  - Supported Rfcs
    127
  - User Documentation on the Cisco Web Site
    128
  - Intellectual Property Rights
    129

Cisco MX200 G2 User Manual (79 pages)

Brand: Cisco | Category: Conference System | Size: 6 MB

User Guide
1
Table of Contents
2
Introduction to Video Conferencing
3
Best Practice
4
Tour the Touch Screen
5
Log Onto a System with Your Own Credentials
6
Video Calls
7
Place Call from Contact List
8
Edit a Contact List Entry, then Place the Call
9
Place Call Using Name
10
Place Call Using an IP Address
11
Place Call Using Number
12
Receive Call
13
Receive Call While in Another Call
14
Transfer
15
Consult and Transfer
16
Disconnect Yourself from Call
17
A few Words on Microphone Behavior and Privacy
18
Put Call on Hold and Resume a Call on Hold
19
Change Call Rate
20
Enable Do Not Disturb
21
Enable Standby
22
View Keypad While in a Call
23
Add Additional Participants to Existing Call
24
Add Incoming Call to Existing Call
25
View Meeting Participant List
26
Manage Conference Call Layout
27
Lock Speaker
28
Disconnect Participant from Call
29
Share Content
30
Start and Stop Presentation in a Call
31
Change Presentation Layout in a Call
32
Presentation Outside Calls
33
Scheduled Meetings
34
Scheduled Meetings View Meeting List
35
View Meeting List
35
Join Scheduled Meeting
36
Parallel Meetings
37
Contacts
38
Contacts Directory
39
Directory
39
Call Recents
40
Favorites
41
Add Someone to Favorites, While in a Call
42
Camera
43
View Camera Settings
44
Add Camera Position Preset
45
Edit Existing Camera Position Preset
46
Speaker Tracking
47
Control Own Camera
48
Manage Selfview
49
Resize the Selfview Pip
50
Move the Selfview Pip
51
Control the Camera of the Other Participant
52
Settings
53
Gain Access to the Settings
54
Ringtone & Sound
55
Camera Control
56
Main Source Selection
57
Display
58
Select Language
59
System Information
60
Call Status
61
Diagnostic Mode
62
Restart System
63
Administrator
64
Administrator Settings-Tracking
65
Administrator Settings-Set Date and Time
66
Administrator Settings-Call Details
67
Administrator Settings-Provisioning Wizard
68
Administrator Settings-Multipoint Mode
69
Administrator Settings-Pairing
70
Administrator Settings-IP & VLAN, Codec
71
Administrator Settings-Network Status Codec
72
Administrator Settings-IP & VLAN, Touch
73
Administrator Settings-Network Status Touch
74
Administrator Settings-SIP
75
Administrator Settings-H323
76
Administrator Settings-EMC Resilience Mode
77
Administrator Settings-Factory Reset
78

Cisco MX200 G2 User Manual (74 pages)

Brand: Cisco | Category: Conference System | Size: 4 MB

User Guide
1
Table of Contents
2
Introduction to Video Conferencing
3
Best Practice
4
Tour the Touch Screen
5
Log Onto a System with Your Own Credentials
6
Video Calls
7
Place Call from Contact List
8
Edit a Contact List Entry, then Place the Call
9
Place Call Using Name
10
Place Call Using an IP Address
11
Place Call Using Number
12
Receive Call
13
Receive Call While in Another Call
14
Transfer
15
Consult and Transfer
16
Disconnect Yourself from Call
17
A few Words on Microphone Behavior and Privacy
18
Put Call on Hold and Resume a Call on Hold
19
Change Call Rate
20
Enable Do Not Disturb
21
Enable Standby
22
View Keypad While in a Call
23
Add Additional Participants to Existing Call
24
Add Incoming Call to Existing Call
25
View Meeting Participant List
26
Manage Conference Call Layout
27
Lock Speaker
28
Disconnect Participant from Call
29
Share Content
30
Start and Stop Presentation
31
Change Presentation Layout
32
Scheduled Meetings
33
Scheduled Meetings View Meeting List
34
View Meeting List
34
Join Scheduled Meeting
35
Parallel Meetings
36
Contacts
37
Directory
38
Call Recents
39
Favorites
40
Add Someone to Favorites, While in a Call
41
Camera
42
View Camera Settings
43
Add Camera Position Preset
44
Edit Existing Camera Position Preset
45
Control Own Camera in a Call
46
Manage Selfview
47
Resize the Selfview Pip
48
Move the Selfview Pip
49
Control the Camera of the Other Participant
50
Settings
51
Gain Access to the Settings
52
Ringtone & Sound
53
Camera Control
54
Main Source Selection
55
Display
56
Select Language
57
System Information
58
Call Status
59
Diagnostic Mode
60
Restart System
61
Administrator
62
Administrator Settings-Set Date and Time
63
Administrator Settings-Call Details
64
Administrator Settings-Provisioning Wizard
65
Administrator Settings-Multipoint Mode
66
Administrator Settings-IP & VLAN
67
Administrator Settings-Network Status Touch
68
Administrator Settings-SIP
69
Administrator Settings-H323
70
Administrator Settings-EMC Resilience Mode
71
Administrator Settings-Web Snapshots
72
Administrator Settings-Factory Reset
73

Cisco MX200 G2 Getting Started Manual (46 pages)

Brand: Cisco | Category: Conference System | Size: 7 MB

Table of Contents
2
Introduction
3
About this Guide
4
User Interfaces
5
User Interfaces
6
Configuration
7
How to Configure Your System
8
Configuration Tasks
9
Touch Controller
12
Provisioning Set-Up
13
Configuring IP
14
Configuring H.323 and SIP
15
Setting Date, Time and Location
16
TRC5 Remote Control and On-Screen Menu
17
Provisioning Set-Up
18
Configuring IP
19
Configuring H.323 and SIP
20
Setting Date, Time and Location
21
Setting the Administrator Settings Menu Password
22
Web Interface
23
Provisioning Set-Up
24
Configuring IP
25
Configuring H.323 and SIP
26
Setting the Date, Time and Location
27
Setting the System/Codec Password
28
Setting the Menu Password
28
Setup Assistant for SX10
29
IP Settings
30
Provisioning Set-Up
31
Appendices
32
How to Use the Touch Controller
33
The Settings Menu on the Touch Controller
34
How to Use TRC5 Remote Control and On-Screen Menu
35
Remote Control Details
37
The On-Screen Menu System
39
How to Use the Web Interface
40
The System Configuration Page on the Web Interface
41
TRC6 Remote Control
42
SX10 On-Screen Menu
43
Cisco VCS Provisioning
44
User Documentation on the Cisco Web Site
45

Cisco MX200 G2 Installation Manual (9 pages)

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