Cisco C SeriesVideo ConferencingUser GuideRevision 1.12ContentsGetting Started 3Mobile Systems 4System Basics 5The Remote Control 6Navigating the Menus 7Changing from Text to Numbers 8Making Calls 9To Make a Call by Dialling the Number 10Receiving a Call 10Dial Using the Phonebook 10Dial Using Recent Calls 10During a Call 11Basic Functions 11Camera Control 11Sharing a Presentation 12Troubleshooting 13

Getting Started

System Basics

Navigating the Menus

Making Calls

During a Call

Troubleshooting

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getting started

The basics of the Touch Controller

Selfview and camera control

Adding a near end camera preset

Changing an existing near end camera preset

Removing an existing near end camera preset

Camera whitebalance, exposure, and backlight compensation

Sound matters

placing calls

Calling someone by entering the URI

Searching and calling an entry in any of the lists

Calling an entry in one of the lists

Calling more than one

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History

Features in a call—an overview

Calling participants to add them to an ongoing call (Multisite)

Calling participants to add them to an ongoing call (Multiway)

Receiving another incoming call

Transferring an ongoing call

Near end camera control

Sharing contents—conducting presentations

Layout control

the settings

Gaining access to the Settings

System Information

Call Status

Camera Control & Settings

Ringtone & Sound Settings

Administrator settings—Date, Time & Location

Administrator settings—Call settings

Administrator settings—IP settings for the codec

Administrator settings—IP settings for the Touch controller

Administrator settings—Pairing

Administrator settings—H.323 settings

Administrator settings—SIP settings

Administrator settings—Provisioning

Administrator settings—Multiway Settings

Profile

Administrator settings—Reset

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User interfaces

Configuration

How to configure your system

Configuration tasks

Configuration using the Touch controller

Provisioning set-up

Configuring IP

Configuring H.323 and SIP

Setting date, time and location

Configuration using the remote control and on-screen menu

Setting the Administrator settings menu password

Configuration using the web interface

Setting the date, time and location

Setting the system/codec password

Appendices

How to use the Touch controller

The Settings menu on the Touch controller

How to use the remote control and on-screen menu

the search functionality

Remote control details

The on-screen menu system

How to use the web interface

The System Configuration page on the web interface

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User documentation on the Cisco web site

Best practice

A tour of the touch screen

A few words on microphone behavior and privacy

Do not disturb me

Using self-view to adjust the camera

Adding a camera preset

Editing an existing camera preset

Ringtones

Logging onto a system with your own credentials

Calling contacts

Adding an entry to Favorites, before placing the call

Editing an entry, before placing a call

Changing the call rate, before placing a call

Removing entries in the History list, before placing a call

Receiving a call

Being in a call, receiving another call

Transferring a call to someone else

In call with two parties, but one at a time

Touch tones (DTMF) in a call

Obtaining more information about the participants

Adding the other party to Favorites, while in a call

Controlling your own camera in a call

Controlling the camera of the other participant

Moving the self-view PiP

Resizing the self-view PiP

Video Conferencing Creating a video conference

Calling more than one using MultiSite

Calling more than one using Multiway or CUCM

Layout control in a call

Invoking a list of participants and their status

Disconnecting someone from the conference

Lock as speaker—remaining the prominent speaker

Adding one of the participants to Favorites

Controlling the camera of one of the other participants

content sharing

Starting and stopping a presentation

Changing the layout

scheduled meetings

Scheduled Meetings Invoking the list of meetings

Joining a scheduled meeting

Parallel meetings

Managing Contacts History

Favorites

Managing the Settings Gaining access to the Settings

Ringtone & Sound

Camera Control

Main Source Selection

Selecting a language

Setting the date and time

Diagnostic Mode

Restart System

Administrator

Administrator Settings—Call Details

Administrator Settings—Provisioning Wizard

Administrator Settings—Multipoint mode

Administrator Settings—IP & VLAN

Administrator Settings—Network Status Touch

Administrator Settings—SIP

Administrator Settings—H323

Administrator Settings—EMC Resilience Mode

Administrator Settings—Web Snapshots

Administrator Settings—Factory reset

Best practices

Basic operating principles

About self-view

Camera adjustments

Editing a camera preset

Sound volume & ring tones

Someone calling you

Video conferencing—calling more than one (optional)

Creating a video conference (MultiSite)

Creating a video conference (Multiway™)

Receiving another incoming call, while already in a call

Transferring calls

Camera presets in a call

Sharing content—conducting presentations

About scheduled meetings

Joining a meeting

Searching in a list

Language

Security

Administrator Settings

Call Settings

H323 Settings

SIP Settings

Provisioning

Multiway

Web Snapshots

EMC Resilience Mode

Reset

Restart

keyboard layout

sharing content

icon descriptions

Chapter 1: Introduction

Computer (using VPN client software) to VPN Router

Chapter 2: Product Overview

Chapter 3: Installation

How to Access the Web-Based Utility

Network Setting Status

Setup Tab > Network

Setup > Password

Password

Setup Tab > Forwarding

Setup > UPnP

One-to-One NAT

DDNS

Setup > Advanced Routing

DHCP > Setup

Setup

DHCP > Status

System Management > Bandwidth Management

Bandwidth Management

System Management > SNMP

System Management > Diagnostic

System Management > Factory Default

Port Management > Port Status

Firewall > Access Rules

Access Rules

Firewall > Content Filter

Content Filter

VPN > Gateway to Gateway

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