Polycom VSX Series manual Select and enter speaker settings

Administrator’s Guide for the VSX Series

Setting	Description
VCR/DVD Out Level	Sets the volume at which the call is recorded.
VCR/DVD Audio	Allows you to record a call using one VCR or DVD, while
Out Always On	playing recorded content into the call from a second VCR
	or DVD.
	Do not select this setting if you have only one VCR or DVD
	player connected. If this setting is disabled, the VCR audio
	output is disabled when VCR is the selected camera
	source.

7.Select and enter speaker settings:

Setting	Description
Master Audio	Sets the volume level for audio from the far site.
Volume
Midrange Speaker	Specifies whether to use the system’s built-in midrange
VSX 6000	speaker.
VSX 6000A	You may prefer to turn off the midrange speaker if you
VSX 7000	connect the audio output to Monitor 1 or if you connect an
VSX 7000s	external speaker system.
Subwoofer Speaker	Specifies whether to use the system’s subwoofer.
VSX 7000	You may prefer to turn off the subwoofer speaker if you
VSX 7000s	connect the audio output to Monitor 1. The system will not
	operate if you disconnect the subwoofer.
Subwoofer Level	Sets the volume level for the subwoofer without changing
VSX 7000	the master audio volume.
VSX 7000s
Bass	Sets the volume level for the lower frequencies without
	changing the master audio volume.
Treble	Sets the volume level for the higher frequencies without
	changing the master audio volume.
Line Outputs	Specifies how the audio output behaves. The default
VSX 6000	selection, Monitor - Far Site Audio, supplies audio to the
VSX 6000A	Monitor 1 audio outputs only when the system is receiving
	audio from the far site.
VSX 7000
	If you have connected a VCR to record the conference,
	select VCR - Far and Near Audio to supply audio from
	both the far site and the system’s microphones to the
	VCR.

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