Monitors and Cameras
temperature.
The colors from left to right should be white, yellow, cyan, green, magenta, red and blue. Make sure that the white is not tinted red, green, or blue, and that the red is not tinted pink or orange.
4When the colors look right on the test screen, press 
Near until you see video of the room.
5If the color appears natural, you do not need to make further adjustments. If the color appears adjustment, use the monitor's controls to make small adjustments until the picture appears natural.
Preventing Monitor Burn-In
Monitors and Polycom QDX 6000 system provide display settings to help prevent image
∙Use the monitor’s
∙Ensure that static images are not displayed for long periods.
∙Set the Screen Saver Wait Time to 3 minutes or less (For more information about configuring monitors, refer to Configuring Monitor Settings）.
∙To keep the screen clear of static images during a call, disable the following settings:
―Display Icons in a Call described on page
―Display Time in a Call described on page
―Far Site Name Display described on page
∙Be aware that meetings that last more than an hour without much movement can have the same effect as a static image.
∙Consider decreasing the monitor’s sharpness, brightness, and contrast settings if they are set to their maximum values.
Connecting Cameras
Refer to your system’s setting up guide for connection details. Refer to the release notes for a list of supported PTZ cameras. If you connect a supported PTZ camera, the system detects the camera type and sets the appropriate configuration. Make sure that the system is powered off before you connect devices to it.
The following table shows how you can connect video sources to a Polycom QDX 6000 system.
Video Input Number
1 (main camera)
Connector
Format
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| Control |
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