Polycom V500 manual Contents

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System Basics	1
Using the Remote Control	1
Getting More Information	3
Calling and Answering	3
Answering a Video Call	3
Placing a Video Call	4
Ending a Video Call	6
Types of Video Calls You Can Make	7
Placing and Ending an Audio-only Call	8
Controlling What You See	9
Adjusting a Camera	9
Switching Between Full Screen Video and the Home Screen	10
Showing, Moving, and Turning Off the PIP	10
Controlling What You Hear	11
Adjusting Volume	11
Muting the Microphone	11
Receiving Content	11
Working with Directory Entries	12
Adding, Editing, and Deleting Directory Entries	12
Categorizing Directory Entries	14
Participating in Calls with Multiple Sites	14
Supplying a Password for External MCU Calls	15
Using Chair Control for Multipoint Calls	15
Changing the Way Calls Are Answered	17
Temporarily Refusing Calls	17
Answering Calls Automatically	17
Muting Automatically Answered Calls	18
© Polycom, Inc.	iii

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Contents Getting Started Guide Patent Information Trademark InformationContents Video Conferencing Tips System Basics Using the Remote ControlV500 System Remote Control To answer the call manually Calling and AnsweringGetting More Information Answering a Video CallCalling by Using the Directory Placing a Video CallTo place a call from the directory To place a call by entering a name or number Calling by Entering a Name or NumberEnding a Video Call Calling from the Recent Calls ListCalling from the Contacts or Speed Dial List From… You can call… By dialing… Types of Video Calls You Can MakeTo place an audio-only call from your system Placing and Ending an Audio-only CallPlacing an Audio-only Call Ending an Audio-only CallAdjusting a Camera To adjust the cameraControlling What You See Showing, Moving, and Turning Off the PIP Switching Between Full Screen Video and the Home ScreenMuting the Microphone Receiving ContentAdjusting Volume Controlling What You HearWorking with Directory Entries Adding, Editing, and Deleting Directory EntriesTo add an entry to the directory To delete an entry To edit an entryTo delete a category Participating in Calls with Multiple SitesCategorizing Directory Entries To create a new categorySupplying a Password for External MCU Calls Using Chair Control for Multipoint CallsTo configure a meeting password If you are… You can Do This… By Selecting… To temporarily refuse incoming calls Temporarily Refusing CallsChanging the Way Calls Are Answered Answering Calls AutomaticallyTo schedule a meeting Scheduling MeetingsMuting Automatically Answered Calls To mute automatically answered callsTo view scheduled meetings in the calendar Specifying When to Display the PIPTo specify when to display the PIP Customizing Your WorkspaceTo enable audio confirmation Displaying the Far Site’s Name When the Call ConnectsHearing Audio Confirmation When You Dial To specify when to display the name of the far siteTo set the camera brightness Adjusting for Room LightingSetting Camera Brightness To turn backlight compensation onTo change the color scheme To enable dual monitor emulationChanging the System Color Scheme Enabling Dual Monitor EmulationVideo Conferencing Tips Tips for Great VideoTips for Great Audio

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V500 specifications

The Polycom V500 is a versatile video conferencing solution designed to enhance communication and collaboration in various environments, from small businesses to large enterprises. It combines high-definition video and audio capabilities, making it an ideal choice for organizations looking to improve remote communication.

One of the standout features of the Polycom V500 is its exceptional video quality. It supports high-definition video at resolutions up to 1280x720, ensuring that participants experience crystal clear visuals during video calls. This quality is complemented by Polycom’s renowned audio technology, which includes noise reduction features and advanced echo cancellation, allowing users to hear and be heard clearly, regardless of their location.

The V500 is equipped with the Polycom HDX technology, allowing for seamless interconnectivity with other Polycom systems and third-party video conferencing tools. This interoperability ensures that organizations can connect with clients, partners, and remote teams effortlessly, eliminating barriers to communication. Additionally, the V500 supports various video protocols, enhancing its compatibility with numerous networks and systems.

Another significant characteristic of the Polycom V500 is its ease of use. The system features a user-friendly interface that allows participants to initiate and manage video calls quickly. The remote control and on-screen menus are designed for intuitive navigation, reducing the learning curve for new users. Furthermore, the V500 includes built-in scheduling capabilities, making it easy for teams to organize and participate in meetings.

The device also boasts a range of connectivity options, including HDMI, which ensures that organizations can connect to a variety of display devices and peripheral equipment. The inclusion of a network interface card allows for flexible connections to both wired and wireless networks, catering to different organizational needs.

Security is another critical aspect of the Polycom V500. It includes robust encryption standards to protect sensitive communications, ensuring that businesses can conduct discussions without the worry of data breaches. With features like Secure Real-time Transport Protocol (SRTP) and Transport Layer Security (TLS), the V500 prioritizes user privacy and security.

In conclusion, the Polycom V500 stands out as an innovative and reliable video conferencing solution, equipped with key features and technologies that foster effective communication. Its high-definition video and audio quality, interoperability, ease of use, connectivity options, and robust security make it a compelling choice for any organization seeking to enhance their collaboration efforts. Whether used for day-to-day meetings or critical business discussions, the Polycom V500 is designed to facilitate seamless interactions that drive productivity.