Polycom 3725-24004-001/A manual Configuring User Settings, Configuring Camera Settings

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Using the Polycom PowerCam Presenter

Keep in mind that the Tight Tight, Wide Wide, Left Left, and Right Right button settings described here are merely guidelines, and that you can set and change the settings to best suit your needs. For more information, refer to Setting and Using Presenter Views on page 2-12.

When the message Remote control batteries are low appears on the screen, you need to replace the batteries.

Configuring User Settings

The Menu button on the remote control gives you access to the user settings. These settings enable you to configure and calibrate the camera, set LAN properties, and specify video output settings.

Configuring Camera Settings

The Camera Settings screen lets you specify the settings for the input signal, backlight compensation, camera direction, and the camera tracking area.

Configuring Input Signal, Camera Direction, and Backlight Compensation

You may need to set or change these camera settings depending on your preferences and on the environment in which you use your PowerCam Presenter.

To configure the settings for input signal, camera direction, and backlight compensation:

1.Press Menu on the remote control.

2.Select Camera Settings from the PowerCam Presenter screen.

3.Configure these settings:

Setting	Description

Input Signal	Specifies your camera’s input signal:
	• Select S-Videoif you connect your camera to the
	PowerCam Presenter controller using the
	S-video connector on the camera.
	• Select Composite if you connect your camera to
	the PowerCam Presenter controller using the
	composite connector on the camera.

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Contents VideoVoiceDataWeb License Terms Trademark InformationAbout this Guide User’s Guide for the Polycom PowerCam Presenter Contents Maintenance and Troubleshooting Introducing the Polycom PowerCam Presenter Name Component Description System ComponentsTilt, or zoom VSX Series , available at Setting up the Polycom PowerCam Presenter Key Features Ease of UseState-of-the-Art Technology Setting up the Hardware Using the Polycom PowerCam PresenterUsing the Remote Control Configuring User Settings Configuring Camera SettingsSetting Description Input Signal Backlight Compensation Setting Description Camera DirectionRestricted Unrestricted Not Specified Unrestricted Calibrating for Background Noise Calibrating the CameraConfiguring LAN Properties Configuring Video Output Settings Display messages Using Automatic Camera TrackingSetting Description Output On-screen Connected to connector On the controllerEnabling and Disabling Automatic Camera Tracking Setting and Using Presenter Views Using the Polycom PowerCam Presenter Enabling and Disabling Automatic Zooming Controlling the Camera Manually Setting and Using Camera PresetsObtaining System Information Tips on Using the Polycom PowerCam Presenter10’ 15’ 20’ 25’ 30’ 35’ 40’ 45’ 50’ 10’ 15’ 20’ 25’ 30’ 35’ 40’ 45’ 50’ Maintenance and Troubleshooting Maintaining the SystemCharging the Locator Pack Batteries Upgrading the Software Automatic Camera Tracking SpecificationsSpecification Description Troubleshooting the System Power and Hardware IssuesSymptom Problem Corrective Action To Composite Set the Input Signal to S-Video Set the Input Signal to CompositeCamera Movement Issues Left Right DownOff Automatic camera Camera inputs and outputs Set Screen Saver Wait Time to Off Go to System Admin Settings General SettingsSystem Settings Appearance Set to Restricted orContacting Technical Support User’s Guide for the Polycom PowerCam Presenter Charging Safety and Regulatory NoticesImportant Safeguards Safety Precautions for Lithium Ion Battery PacksSafety Warnings When Using the Battery Safety Warnings When Discharging the Battery License Restrictions Warranty InformationWarranty Information Regulatory Notices Part 15 FCC RulesIndustry Canada IC Safety and Regulatory Notices Regulatory Notices Special Safety Instructions Installation InstructionsPlug Acts as Disconnect Device Cable camera IndexHardware setting up 2-1troubleshooting Regulatory notices Safety and Regulatory Notices-1 Warranty information Safety and Regulatory Notices-4