Nortel Networks NN10041-112 manual Setting up network-based voice mail access optional

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—Pixel Depth and Compression. This specifies the organization of the video data captured by the camera. The SIP Multimedia PC Client supports two: RGB 24 and I420, although others may work. If the Video Codec is unavailable under the Preferred Video Codec dropdown menu, you should try to adjust the Pixel Depth and Compression setting.

•Source button -- produces another window which allows the you to:

—Select which camera to use, if more than one “Microsoft WDM” camera is attached to the PC.

—Adjust the camera’s color balance, brightness, contrast, and color saturation, among other settings.

The Video Source window usually varies greatly from camera to camera.

•FPS field -- allows you to specify the number of Frames Per Second that the SIP Multimedia PC Client should transmit. Higher numbers increase the fluidity of motion, but at a cost of greater CPU and network bandwidth. A value of 15 produces a quite an effective sense of motion.

•Display Remote Video at buttons -- allow you to specify the scaling factor on received video (2x means image dimensions multiplied by 2, 4x means image dimensions multiplied by 4). Smaller screens disable these scaling factors as appropriate.

3After updating video settings and returning to User Preferences, click Ok to save the changes.

Setting up network-based voice mail access (optional)

Note: Access to the voice mail settings is dependent on your service package. If voice mail is not enabled in your service package, you cannot alter the voice mail settings.These settings are not available to SIP Multimedia Blended PC Client users.

To set up your network-based voice mail access

1Select Tools > Preferences and the Voice Mail list item The Voice Mail window displays.

SIP Multimedia PC Client User Guide