Polycom 9.0.6 Controlling What You See

Getting Started Guide for the VSX Series

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Ending an Audio-only Call

To hang up from an audio-only call:

1. Press Hang Up on the remote control.

2. Select the audio-only site from the Hang Up screen to hang up the call.

Controlling What You See

Selecting and Adjusting a Camera or Other Video Source

You can use the remote control to select the main camera or any other near-site

or far-site video sources, such as document cameras, computers, VCRs, or

DVD players. You can also use the remote control to adjust the main camera

on Polycom systems. If you have a VSX 3000 system, you must pan, tilt, and

focus the main camera manually. You may be able to adjust other auxiliary

cameras or far-site cameras that support pan, tilt, and zoom movement.

To select a near-site or far-site camera or other video source:

1. If you are in a call, press Near or Far to select either near-site or

far-site control.

2. Press Camera on the remote control. Then select the camera or other

video source you want to use.

If the person on the telephone hangs up first, you need to disconnect the call from

the Polycom system, just as you would hang up a telephone receiver in a regular

phone call.

You can adjust the far-site camera only if it is configured to allow you to control it.

This onscreen icon indicates that you can control a

near-site camera or video source.

This onscreen icon indicates that you can control a

far-site camera or video source.

Contents

Main Trademark Information Patent Information Contents Page Getting Started Guide for the VSX Series Version 9.0.6 Using the Remote Control VSX Series Remote Control Calling and Answering Answering a Video Call Placing a Video Call Page Ending a Video Call Types of Calls You Can Make Placing Audio-only Calls and Adding Audio-only Sites Page Ending an Audio-only Call Controlling What You See Selecting and Adjusting a Camera or Other Video Source Page Setting and Using Camera Presets Switching Between Full-Screen Video and the Home Screen Enabling Dual Monitor Emulation Page Showing, Moving, and Turning Off the PIP Specifying When to Display the PIP Enabling Automatic Camera Tracking (PowerCam Plus Only) Controlling What You Hear Adjusting Volume Muting the Microphone Muting the Speakers Enjoying Stereo Audio in Video Calls Showing Content Showing Content from a Computer Showing Content with People+Content IP Showing Content with a Visual Concert VSX or ImageShare II Showing Content from a Document Camera, VCR, or DVD Player Working with Directory Entries Searching the Directory Adding, Editing, and Deleting Directory Entries Categorizing Directory Entries Refreshing Global Directory Entries Including Multiple Sites in Calls About Multipoint Calls Placing a Multipoint Call Supplying a Password for Bridge Calls About Multipoint Viewing Modes Using Chair Control for Multipoint Calls Changing the Way Calls Are Answered Tem por ari ly R efu sin g Ca lls Answering Calls Automatically Muting Automatically Answered Calls Scheduling Calls Using Lotus Sametime or Lotus Notes in Audio and Video Calls Customizing Your Workspace Allowing the Far Site to Control Your Camera Displaying the Far Sites Name When the Call Connects Hearing Audio Confirmation When You Dial Adjusting for Room Lighting Setting Camera Brightness (VSX 3000 Only) Changing the System Color Scheme Using Avaya Network Features with Video Calls Streaming a Conference to the Web Starting a Stream Viewing a Stream Using the SoundStation VTX 1000 Conference Phone in Video Calls Placing a Video Call with the SoundStation VTX 1000 Conference Phone Adding Sites to a Video Call Using the SoundStation VTX 1000 Conference Phone Muting the Audio in a Call that Includes a SoundStation VTX Conference Phone Adding Video to a SoundStation VTX 1000 Conference Phone Audio-only Call Ending a Call Ending a Call with Audio-only Participants Using Your VSX 3000 System as a Computer Monitor Before You Begin Video Conferencing Tips Tips for Great Meetings Tips for Great Video Tips for Great Audio Tips for Showing Content