Graphics or, Resolution Refresh Rates Hz | Polycom 9.0.6 specification

Getting Started Guide for the VSX Series

Showing Content with a Visual Concert VSX or ImageShare II

Before you show content, check that the computer video is configured to use one of these supported resolutions and refresh rates:

Resolution	Refresh Rates (Hz)

640 x 480	60, 72, 75, 85

800 x 600	60, 72, 75, 85

1024 x 768	60, 70, 75, 85

1280 x 1024 (scaled and sent to the	60
far site in 1024 x 768 format)

To set the resolution and refresh rate, go to your computer’s Display Control Panel.

To start showing content using a Visual Concert VSX:

1.Connect the computer to a Visual Concert VSX device:

For more information about using the Visual Concert VSX device, see the Visual

Concert VSX Quick Tips, available at www.polycom.com/videodocumentation.

2. Press	on the Visual Concert VSX, or press	Graphics or
Camera on the remote control.

To stop showing content using a Visual Concert VSX:

1. Press on the Visual Concert VSX.

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Contents

Getting Started Guide for the VSX Series Trademark Information Contents Starting a Stream Viewing a Stream Using the Remote Control Getting Started Guide for the VSX Series VSX Series Remote Control Mute the sound you hear from the speakers Answering a Video Call Calling and AnsweringPlacing a Video Call Calling from the Recent Calls List Ending a Video Call Placing Audio-only Calls and Adding Audio-only Sites Types of Calls You Can MakeFrom You can call By dialing Press Call on the remote control Ending an Audio-only Call Selecting and Adjusting a Camera or Other Video SourceControlling What You See Near or  Focus the camera by turning the focus wheel Setting and Using Camera Presets Switching Between Full-Screen Video and the Home Screen Enabling Dual Monitor Emulation Scroll to Dual Monitor Emulation and press Specifying When to Display the PIP Showing, Moving, and Turning Off the PIP Enabling Automatic Camera Tracking PowerCam Plus Only Select this setting To show the PIP Muting the Microphone Adjusting VolumeControlling What You Hear Muting the Speakers Showing Content from a Computer Showing ContentEnjoying Stereo Audio in Video Calls Showing Content with People+Content IP Points to note about People+Content IP Resolution Refresh Rates Hz Showing Content with a Visual Concert VSX or ImageShareGraphics or Showing Content from a Document Camera, VCR, or DVD Player Searching the Directory Working with Directory EntriesDown Adding, Editing, and Deleting Directory Entries This field Enter this information Categorizing Directory Entries Select Edit Groups Refreshing Global Directory Entries Placing a Multipoint Call Including Multiple Sites in CallsAbout Multipoint Calls Hosted by Lets you include Supports these calls Supplying a Password for Bridge Calls About Multipoint Viewing Modes Setting DescriptionSystems with See this Click Place a Call Using Chair Control for Multipoint CallsHosted by Allows chair control if Temporarily Refusing Calls Changing the Way Calls Are Answered To Auto Answer Point-to-Point Video , press Answering Calls AutomaticallyAuto Answer Multipoint Video , press Muting Automatically Answered Calls Scheduling CallsScroll to Mute Auto Answer Calls and press Allowing the Far Site to Control Your Camera Customizing Your WorkspaceScroll to Far Control of Near Camera and press Hearing Audio Confirmation When You Dial Displaying the Far Site’s Name When the Call ConnectsScroll to Keypad Audio Confirmation and press Setting Camera Brightness VSX 3000 Only Adjusting for Room LightingScroll to Backlight Compensation and press Using Avaya Network Features with Video Calls Changing the System Color Scheme Streaming a Conference to the Web Starting a Stream Viewing a Stream Click View a Meeting To place a video call using the SoundStation VTX 1000 phone Ending a Call Using Your VSX 3000 System as a Computer Monitor Ending a Call with Audio-only Participants Before You Begin Tips for Great Video Video Conferencing TipsTips for Great Meetings Tips for Great Audio Tips for Showing Content