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Telepresence MX200

Brand: Cisco | Category: Conference System
Table of contents
  1. user guide
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. getting started
  4. The basics of the Touch Controller
  5. Selfview and camera control
  6. Adding a near end camera preset
  7. Changing an existing near end camera preset
  8. Removing an existing near end camera preset
  9. Camera whitebalance, exposure, and backlight compensation
  10. Sound matters
  11. placing calls
  12. Calling someone by entering the URI
  13. Searching and calling an entry in any of the lists
  14. Calling an entry in one of the lists
  15. Calling more than one
  16. D14582.07 User guide Profile Series, Codec C Series, Quick Set C20, MX200, July
  17. History
  18. Features in a call—an overview
  19. Calling participants to add them to an ongoing call (Multisite)
  20. Calling participants to add them to an ongoing call (Multiway)
  21. Receiving another incoming call
  22. Transferring an ongoing call
  23. Near end camera control
  24. Sharing contents—conducting presentations
  25. Layout control
  26. the settings
  27. Gaining access to the Settings
  28. System Information
  29. Call Status
  30. Camera Control & Settings
  31. Ringtone & Sound Settings
  32. Administrator settings—Date, Time & Location
  33. Administrator settings—Call settings
  34. Administrator settings—IP settings for the codec
  35. Administrator settings—IP settings for the Touch controller
  36. Administrator settings—Pairing
  37. Administrator settings—H.323 settings
  38. Administrator settings—SIP settings
  39. Administrator settings—Provisioning
  40. Administrator settings—Multiway Settings
  41. Profile
  42. Administrator settings—Reset
Telepresence MX200 first page preview

Telepresence MX200

Brand: Cisco | Category: Conference System
Telepresence MX200 first page preview

Telepresence MX200

Brand: Cisco | Category: Conference System
Telepresence MX200 first page preview

Telepresence MX200

Brand: Cisco | Category: Conference System
Table of contents
  1. user guide
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Best practice
  4. A tour of the touch screen
  5. A few words on microphone behavior and privacy
  6. Do not disturb me
  7. Using self-view to adjust the camera
  8. Adding a camera preset
  9. Editing an existing camera preset
  10. Ringtones
  11. Logging onto a system with your own credentials
  12. Calling contacts
  13. Adding an entry to Favorites, before placing the call
  14. Editing an entry, before placing a call
  15. Changing the call rate, before placing a call
  16. Removing entries in the History list, before placing a call
  17. Receiving a call
  18. Being in a call, receiving another call
  19. Transferring a call to someone else
  20. In call with two parties, but one at a time
  21. Touch tones (DTMF) in a call
  22. Obtaining more information about the participants
  23. Adding the other party to Favorites, while in a call
  24. Controlling your own camera in a call
  25. Controlling the camera of the other participant
  26. Moving the self-view PiP
  27. Resizing the self-view PiP
  28. Video Conferencing Creating a video conference
  29. Calling more than one using MultiSite
  30. Calling more than one using Multiway or CUCM
  32. Layout control in a call
  33. Invoking a list of participants and their status
  34. Disconnecting someone from the conference
  35. Lock as speaker—remaining the prominent speaker
  36. Adding one of the participants to Favorites
  37. Controlling the camera of one of the other participants
  38. content sharing
  39. Starting and stopping a presentation
  40. Changing the layout
  41. scheduled meetings
  42. Scheduled Meetings Invoking the list of meetings
  43. Joining a scheduled meeting
  44. Parallel meetings
  45. Managing Contacts History
  46. Directory
  47. Favorites
  48. Managing the Settings Gaining access to the Settings
  49. Ringtone & Sound
  50. Camera Control
  51. Main Source Selection
  52. Selecting a language
  53. Setting the date and time
  54. System Information
  55. Call Status
  56. Diagnostic Mode
  57. Restart System
  58. Administrator
  59. Administrator Settings—Call Details
  60. Administrator Settings—Provisioning Wizard
  61. Administrator Settings—Multipoint mode
  62. Administrator Settings—IP & VLAN
  63. Administrator Settings—Network Status Touch
  64. Administrator Settings—SIP
  65. Administrator Settings—H323
  66. Administrator Settings—EMC Resilience Mode
  67. Administrator Settings—Web Snapshots
  68. Administrator Settings—Factory reset
Telepresence MX200 first page preview

Telepresence MX200

Brand: Cisco | Category: Conference System
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Best practices
  3. Basic operating principles
  4. About self-view
  5. Camera adjustments
  6. Adding a camera preset
  7. Editing a camera preset
  8. Sound volume & ring tones
  9. Touch tones (DTMF) in a call
  10. Calling contacts
  11. Someone calling you
  12. Video conferencing—calling more than one (optional)
  13. Creating a video conference (MultiSite)
  14. Creating a video conference (Multiway™)
  15. Receiving another incoming call, while already in a call
  16. Transferring calls
  17. Layout control in a call
  18. Camera presets in a call
  19. Sharing content—conducting presentations
  20. About scheduled meetings
  21. Joining a meeting
  22. Parallel meetings
  23. Directory
  24. Searching in a list
  25. System Information
  26. Call Status
  27. Language
  28. Camera Control & Settings
  29. Ringtone & Sound Settings
  30. Security
  31. Main Source Selection
  32. Administrator Settings
  33. Call Settings
  34. H323 Settings
  35. SIP Settings
  36. Provisioning
  37. Multiway
  38. Web Snapshots
  39. EMC Resilience Mode
  40. Reset
  41. Restart
Telepresence MX200 first page preview

Telepresence MX200

Brand: Cisco | Category: Conference System
Table of contents
  1. user guide
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Best Practice
  4. Tour the touch screen
  5. Log Onto a System with Your Own Credentials
  6. video calls
  7. Edit a Contact List Entry, then Place the Call
  8. Place Call Using Name
  9. Place Call Using an IP Address
  10. Place Call Using Number
  11. Receive Call
  12. Receive Call While in Another Call
  13. Transfer
  14. Consult and Transfer
  15. Disconnect Yourself From Call
  16. A few words on microphone behavior and privacy
  17. Put Call on Hold and Resume a Call on Hold
  18. Change Call Rate
  19. Enable Do Not Disturb
  20. Enable Standby
  21. View Keypad While in a Call
  22. Add Additional Participants to Existing Call
  23. Add Incoming Call to Existing Call
  24. View Meeting Participant List
  25. Manage Conference Call Layout
  26. Lock Speaker
  27. Disconnect Participant from Call
  28. Share Content Start and Stop Presentation in a Call
  29. Change Presentation Layout
  30. Presentation Outside Calls
  31. scheduled meetings
  32. Scheduled Meetings View Meeting List
  33. Join Scheduled Meeting
  34. Parallel Meetings
  35. Contacts Directory
  36. Call Recents
  37. Favorites
  38. Add Someone to Favorites, While in a Call
  39. View Camera Settings
  40. Add Camera Position Preset
  41. Edit Existing Camera Position Preset
  42. Control Own Camera
  43. Speaker Tracking
  44. Manage Selfview
  45. Resize the Selfview PiP
  46. Move the Selfview PiP
  47. Control the Camera of the Other Participant
  48. Settings Gain Access to the Settings
  49. Ringtone & Sound
  50. Camera Control
  51. Main Source Selection
  52. Display
  53. Select Language
  54. System Information
  55. Call Status
  56. Diagnostic Mode
  57. Restart System
  58. Administrator
  59. Administrator Settings—Tracking
  60. Administrator Settings—Set Date and Time
  61. Administrator Settings—Call Details
  62. Administrator Settings—Provisioning Wizard
  63. Administrator Settings—Multipoint Mode
  64. Administrator Settings—Pairing
  65. Administrator Settings—IP & VLAN, Codec
  66. Administrator Settings—Network Status Codec
  67. Administrator Settings—IP & VLAN, Touch
  68. Administrator Settings—Network Status Touch
  69. Administrator Settings—SIP
  70. Administrator Settings—H323
  71. Administrator Settings—EMC Resilience Mode
  72. Administrator Settings—Factory Reset
Telepresence MX200 first page preview

Telepresence MX200

Brand: Cisco | Category: Tablet
Table of contents
  1. keyboard layout
  2. sharing content
Telepresence MX200 first page preview

Telepresence MX200

Brand: Cisco | Category: Conference System
Telepresence MX200 first page preview

Telepresence MX200

Brand: Cisco | Category: Conference System
Table of contents
  1. troubleshooting guide
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Introduction
  5. Accessing the system using the web interface
  6. New troubleshooting features in TC6
  7. Settings effecting video quality
  8. Network related issues
  9. One way video or audio
  10. Far-end problem
  11. Monitor
  12. Using multiple screens
  13. Some parts of images are off the edge of the screen (C Series and SX20)
  14. Audio problems
  15. Echo issues (echo cancellation)
  16. Peripheral issues
  17. Multiple cameras (daisy chaining)
  18. iSDN link
  19. remote control
  20. Maintenance mode
  21. Security
  22. Web Snapshots
  23. Factory reset using the Touch interface
  24. Factory reset using SSH, Telnet and serial connection
  25. Factory reset the Touch panel
  26. Release and option keys
  27. How to create a support ticket
  28. Sip and H.323 call flow logging
  29. Wireshark call analysis usage
  30. Appendix A - Other sources of information
  31. Search known bugs
  32. Appendix B – Gaining root access to your system
  33. Appendix D – Useful software
  34. Appendix E – Web diagnostics and on screen error messages and warnings
Telepresence MX200 first page preview

Telepresence MX200

Brand: Cisco | Category: Conference System
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Best practices
  3. Basic operating principles
  4. About self-view
  5. Camera adjustments
  6. Adding a camera preset
  7. Editing a camera preset
  8. Touch tones (DTMF) in a call
  9. Calling contacts
  10. Someone calling you
  11. Creating a video conference (MultiSite)
  12. Receiving another incoming call, while already in a call
  13. Swapping calls
  14. Layout control in a call
  15. Layout control in a conference
  16. Camera presets in a call
  17. Invoking a list of participants
  18. about scheduled meetings
  19. Joining a meeting
  20. Parallel meetings
  21. Directory
  22. Searching in a list
  23. Camera Control
  24. Main Source Selection
  25. Language
  26. System Information
  27. Call Status
  28. Diagnostics
  29. Restart
  30. Call Details
  31. Provisioning
  32. Multipoint mode
  33. IP Settings
  34. SIP Settings
  35. H323 Settings
  36. EMC Resilience Mode
  37. Web Snapshots
  38. Reset
Telepresence MX200 first page preview

Telepresence MX200

Brand: Cisco | Category: Conference System
Telepresence MX200 first page preview

Telepresence MX200

Brand: Cisco | Category: Conference System
Telepresence MX200 first page preview

Telepresence MX200

Brand: Cisco | Category: Conference System
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Introduction
  3. Intellectual property rights
  4. User documentation
  5. What's new in this version
  6. administrator guide
  7. Cisco TelePresence MX Series at a glance
  8. The web interface
  9. Starting the web interface
  10. Changing the system/codec password
  11. The interactive menu
  12. The system information
  13. Log files
  14. XML files
  15. Advanced configuration
  16. Selecting a wallpaper
  17. Sign in banner
  18. Placing calls
  19. Controlling and monitoring a call
  20. Local layout control
  21. Taking snapshots
  22. Upgrading the system software
  23. Certificate management
  24. The audit certificate list
  25. User administration
  26. Restarting the system
  27. The advanced settings
  28. Overview of the advanced settings
  29. The Audio settings
  30. The Cameras settings
  31. The Conference settings
  32. The H323 settings
  33. The Network settings
  34. The NetworkServices settings
  35. The Phonebook settings
  36. The Provisioning settings
  37. The RTP settings
  38. The Security settings
  39. The SerialPort settings
  40. The Standby settings
  41. The SystemUnit settings
  42. The Time settings
  43. The UserInterface settings
  44. The Experimental settings
  45. Appendices
  46. Setting the system password
  47. Cisco VCS provisioning
  48. Optimal definition profiles
  49. ClearPath — Packet loss resilience
  50. Technical specification for MX300/MX200
  51. User documentation on the Cisco web site
Telepresence MX200 first page preview

Telepresence MX200

Brand: Cisco | Category: Conference System
Table of contents
  1. administrator guide
  2. Table of contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. User documentation
  6. What's new in this version
  7. Cisco TelePresence MX200 and MX300 at a glance
  8. Web interface
  9. Accessing the web interface
  10. Changing the system password
  11. The interactive menu
  12. System information
  13. Placing a call
  14. Sharing content
  15. Controlling and monitoring a call
  16. Controlling your camera
  17. Local layout control
  18. Capturing snapshots
  19. Controlling the far end camera
  20. Accessing call information
  21. System configuration
  22. Changing system settings
  23. System status
  24. Managing the favorites list
  25. Favorite list folders
  26. Choosing a wallpaper
  27. Choosing a ringtone
  28. Peripherals overview
  29. User administration
  30. Adding a sign in banner
  31. Managing the video system's certificates
  32. Managing the list of trusted certificate authorities
  33. Managing pre-installed certificates for Edge provisioning
  34. Setting strong security mode
  35. Changing the persistency mode
  36. Deleting trust lists (CUCM only)
  37. Troubleshooting
  38. downloading log files
  39. Starting extended logging
  40. Capturing screenshots
  41. Upgrading the system software
  42. Backup and restore
  43. Reverting to the previously used software version
  44. Factory reset
  45. Remote support user
  46. Restarting the system
  47. System settings
  48. Overview of the system settings
  49. Overview of the system settings
  50. Table Of Contents
  51. Table Of Contents
  52. Audio settings
  53. audio volume
  54. Cameras settings
  55. Conference settings
  56. conference [1..1] micunmuteondisconnect mode
  57. conference [1..1] presentation relayquality
  58. conference [1..1] presentation onplacedonhold
  59. FacilityService settings
  60. H323 settings
  61. h323 profile [1..1] portallocation
  62. Logging settings
  63. Network settings
  64. network [1..1] remoteaccess allow
  65. NetworkServices settings
  66. networkservices medianet metadata
  67. networkservices ctms mode
  68. networkservices ctms encryption
  69. Peripherals settings
  70. Phonebook settings
  71. Provisioning settings
  72. provisioning externalmanager protocol
  73. RTP settings
  74. Security settings
  75. security session showlastlogon
  76. SerialPort settings
  77. SIP settings
  78. Standby settings
  79. SystemUnit settings
  80. Time settings
  81. time olsonzone
  82. UserInterface settings
  83. Video settings
  84. video input source [1..2] presentationselection
  85. video layout presentationdefault view
  86. video selfviewdefault pipposition
  87. video wallpaper
  88. Experimental settings
  89. Setting passwords
  90. Setting the system password
  91. Appendices
  92. Cisco VCS provisioning
  93. Optimal definition profiles
  94. clearpath — packet loss resilience
  95. Factory resetting the video system
  96. Factory resetting the Touch 8 control panel
  97. Technical specification
  98. Supported RFCs
  99. User documentation on the Cisco web site
  100. Intellectual property rights
Telepresence MX200 first page preview

Telepresence MX200

Brand: Cisco | Category: Conference System
Table of contents
  1. place a call
  2. conference calls
  3. join scheduled meeting
  4. add camera position preset
  5. system information
  6. administrator settings
Telepresence MX200 first page preview

Telepresence MX200

Brand: Cisco | Category: Conference System
Table of contents
  1. administrator guide
  2. Table of contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. JULY
  6. User documentation
  7. What's new in this version
  8. cisco telepresence mx200 and mx300 at a glance
  9. web interface
  10. accessing the web interface
  11. changing the system password
  12. the interactive menu
  13. system information
  14. placing a call
  15. sharing content
  16. controlling and monitoring a call
  17. controlling your camera
  18. local layout control
  19. controlling the far end camera
  20. accessing call information
  21. system configuration
  22. changing system settings
  23. system status
  24. managing the favorites list
  25. favorite list folders
  26. choosing a wallpaper
  27. choosing a ringtone
  28. peripherals overview
  29. User administration
  30. adding a sign in banner
  31. setting strong security mode
  32. changing the persistency mode
  33. Deleting trust lists (CUCM only)
  34. troubleshooting
  35. downloading log files
  36. starting extended logging
  37. Upgrading the system software
  38. Adding option keys
  39. backup and restore
  40. Reverting to the previously used software version
  41. factory reset
  42. remote support user
  43. restarting the system
  44. system settings
  45. Overview of the system settings
  46. overview of the system settings
  47. Table Of Contents
  48. Table Of Contents
  49. audio settings
  50. audio volume
  51. cameras settings
  52. conference settings
  53. conference [1..1] micunmuteondisconnect mode
  54. conference [1..1] presentation relayquality
  55. conference [1..1] presentation onplacedonhold
  56. facilityservice settings
  57. h323 settings
  58. h323 profile [1..1] portallocation
  59. logging settings
  60. network settings
  61. network [1..1] remoteaccess allow
  62. networkservices settings
  63. networkservices medianet metadata
  64. networkservices ctms mode
  65. networkservices ctms encryption
  66. peripherals settings
  67. phonebook settings
  68. provisioning settings
  69. provisioning externalmanager protocol
  70. rtp settings
  71. security settings
  72. security session showlastlogon
  73. serialport settings
  74. sip settings
  75. standby settings
  76. systemunit settings
  77. time settings
  78. time olsonzone
  79. userinterface settings
  80. video settings
  81. video layout presentationdefault view
  82. video selfviewdefault pipposition
  83. video wallpaper
  84. experimental settings
  85. setting passwords
  86. setting the system password
  87. Appendices
  88. cisco vcs provisioning
  89. optimal definition profiles
  90. Packet loss resilience - ClearPath
  91. factory resetting the video system
  92. control panel
  93. technical specification
  94. supported rfcs
  95. user documentation on the cisco web site
  96. intellectual property rights
Telepresence MX200 first page preview

Telepresence MX200

Brand: Cisco | Category: Security System
Table of contents
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