Polycom A, 3725-63211-002 manual Feature, Benefit, Easy content

Polycom Immersive Telepresence (ITP) User’s Guide

Feature	Benefit
Easy content	You can present content at a moment’s notice (whether you
sharing	are on or off a video call) by simply plugging a cable into your
	laptop. All participants can easily view the content on the
	tabletop content monitors.
Polycom Touch	The Polycom Touch Control integrates with the rest of the
Control and	Polycom product line creating a consistent user interface. The
updated user	Polycom Touch Control enables you to manage your
interface	conference by placing video and audio calls, hanging up calls,
	adjusting the volume, showing content, and selecting options.
Multipoint	Multipoint capability provides you with the flexibility of
capability	connecting to multiple telepresence rooms as well as
	traditional video conferencing systems at the same time.
	Multipoint calls can be initiated by the Video Network
	Operations Center (VNOC) or they can be user initiated using
	the Polycom Meeting Composer™ feature.
Multi-purpose	When not used for telepresence conferencing, participants can
room	be seated on both sides of the main table. In this way, the
	room can also be used as a training room, conference room, or
	board room — maximizing its use for your organization. The
	main table has content displays on both sides of the table so
	everyone can see the content being shared in this
	configuration.
Seamless video	Large format, seamless video display walls allow for viewing of
displays	continuous video across approximately either 8 feet (for RPX
	200 Series solutions) or 16 feet (for RPX 400 Series solutions).
Interoperability	The Polycom RPX solutions are interoperable with all
	standards-based video conferencing products including other
	telepresence solutions, such as the Polycom OTX 300 system,
	the OTX 100 system, the Polycom Telepresence Experience®
	(TPX®) 306M system, and the Polycom Architected
	Telepresence Experience (ATX) system, as well as traditional
	(standalone) video conferencing equipment, such as Polycom
	HDX™ solutions. RPX systems can now also interoperate with
	Cisco Telepresence Interoperability Protocol (TIP) endpoints.
	TIP is a proprietary protocol created by Cisco for deployment
	with Cisco TelePresence systems.
Transparent	With the cameras hidden behind the displays, the
technology	microphones suspended from the ceiling cloud, the sound
	system out of view, and no remote controls on the table, the
	technology is hidden. Therefore, instead of spending time
	learning how to use the system, you can focus on the business
	at hand.

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