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Tips on Presentation Sharing and Video

								Desktop Apps

	Tips on Presentation Sharing and Video

	Task	Press ..

	Navigate on your desktop	Use the external mouse and keyboard or the UC360 touch screen

	Switch from presentation
	Switch from presentation
	sharing to video	Press				and then		on the touch screen, select
	sharing to video


	Switch from video to
	presentation sharing	Press				on the touch screen, select
		Press				on the touch screen, select

	Resume application	Press				and then select the App icon to resume app sharing
	Resume application
	sharing if interrupted
	sharing if interrupted


	End Sharing Session	Press				and the		to close all apps
		Press				and the		to close all apps

	Turn on Your Self View	Tap				to display your camera image in the lower right corner of
	Turn on Your Self View

		the
		the	display in a two-party call.

	Turn off Your Self View	Tap				Turn off your camera image

Paused Applications (update screen image)

If your application/presentation is interrupted, you will see a pause image displayed over top your app while it’s in the "Mirror and Freeze" mode. The remote parties will see the Pause dialog as well.

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Contents

MITEL UC360 COLLABORATION POINTUSER GUIDE UC360 User Guide TrademarksTable of Contents Chapter 1 UC360 New featuresChapter 2 Introduction Chapter 3 About the UC360Introduction Emergency Calls Accessing Help Making a Conference Call Chapter 4 Conference AppChapter 5 Contacts App Chapter 6 Desktop AppsSettings and Privacy Appendix B Using Picsel SmartOfficeAppendix A External Keyboard - Supported Keys Using MiCollab ConferenceUC360 User Guide CHAPTER UC360 NEW FEATURESUC360 User Guide UC360 New features UC360 Release 2.1 New Features and EnhancementsUC360 User Guide CHAPTER INTRODUCTIONUC360 User Guide Introduction IntroductionUC360 Product Variants UC360 Collaboration Point - Audio Enabled ConferencingUC360 Collaboration Point - Video Enabled Conferencing Ability to display remote presentations IntroductionAudio conferences for up to four parties Support for integration with Active Directory and LDAPRelated Documentation About This DocumentCHAPTER ABOUT THE UC360UC360 User Guide About the UC360 About the UC360Press to Main Screen - Conference AppFunction Keys Function ButtonPress to Menu BarOpen the Settings menu Menu ButtonTap to open the Contacts App, select a contact and make a call Action and Display Control IconsIcon Press toWhat it means Status BarStatus Icon/Information Ethernet Trace Network HealthAdjusting Brightness Using GesturesAdjusting the In-Call Volume Adjusting the Ringer VolumeKeypad Home Screen Optional SettingsSound/Keyboard Click Unmounting Media Using Clean ModeUsing the Keyboard UC360 User Guide CHAPTER CONFERENCE APPUC360 User Guide Introduction Accessing HelpEmergency Calls To make an Emergency CallActivating the HDMI Display Adjusting the CameraMaking a Conference Call Preparing for a Video CallMaking an Audio or Video Conference Call Using Self View Adding Calls to a Conference About Incoming Calls To put the entire conference on hold Placing a Conference Call on HoldTo put an individual caller on hold To retrieve the held callTalk to the remaining party To talk with a caller privatelyTap Hold on the conference avatars for the individual participants To mute ALL microphones, including any extension microphones Muting a Conference CallTo mute a call To unmute a callTo end a call with a single participant Ending a Conference CallTo end the entire conference call Cleaning Up after a Conference Call Video Calls Additional Information You May Need to KnowAudio Calls Conference Call Avatar UC360 User Guide CHAPTER CONTACTS APPUC360 User Guide Contacts App About ContactsFinding Contacts Action Calling a ContactOnce you tap a contact name, the following screen pops up TaskSearching for a Contact Task Using the KeypadYou can use the keypad to dial a number The following screen is displayedDialing a URI What is a URI?UC360 User Guide CHAPTER DESKTOP APPSUC360 User Guide Displaying and Sharing Presentations About Using Desktop ApplicationsDisplaying your presentation Display a Presentation on a Video CallUsing the Presentation Controls More About Video Calls Selecting What Participants See on the DisplayTask Paused Applications update screen imageTips on Presentation Sharing and Video to close all appsTo return to your application if interrupted Accessing More Functionality While in ApplicationsUsing MiCollab Conference UC360 User Guide Using the BrowserOpening Attachments from Web-based Email To dial a number Support for Web-Based MediaDialing Phone Numbers from the Web Browser Notes About Dialing Numbers from the Web Browser Settings and PrivacyLaunching SmartOffice Using SmartOfficeClicking Web Links in Smart Office Documents Limitations of Using Picsel SmartOffice and Google Docs on the UC360Using Cisco WebEx Some Practical Applications for join.me Using Join.MeLimitations of Using join.me Setting Up Your Computer to Use Remote Desktop Using Remote RDP1. Go to Control Panel in your PC and select System Launching Your RDP Session2. On the left hand side, select Remote Settings To allow your PC to share information you mustYour Windows login screen is shown Pre-Saved Remote Computer Using Remote VNC Basic Rules on How Presentation Sharing Works UC360 User Guide EXTERNAL KEYBOARD - SUPPORTED KEYS APPENDIX AUC360 User Guide External Keyboard - Supported Keys External Keyboard - Supported KeysRemote Qwerty Keyboard SupportSmart MiCollabExternal Keyboard - Supported Keys UC360 User Guide Azerty Keyboard SupportExternal Keyboard - Supported Keys UC360 User Guide APPENDIX B USING PICSEL SMARTOFFICEUC360 User Guide UC360 SmartOffice Support Using Picsel SmartOfficeUC360 SmartOffice Limitations Editing User Interface Basics