Cisco TelePresence SX10 User manual

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Preliminary User Guide for SX10
Produced: 01.2014
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Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.
USER GUIDE
PRELIMINARY
CISCO TELEPRESENCE SX10 CODEC

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Preliminary User Guide for SX10
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The remote control
Getting started
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Loudspeaker volume
adjustments
Arrow keys to move about the display
(Center key is OK key)
One step back
Accept incoming calls
Place a call
Numerical keypad
(telephone style)
Reject incoming calls
Home key
Mute / unmute the
microphone

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Navigation is easy, just use the
arrow keys of the remote control to
select a eld and press OK to enter
the corresponding menu.
Note that there is no specic dial
pad. Any numbers, names or URI
can be entered using either the list
of Contacts or the list of Recents
(which corresponds to History).
Basic navigation principles
Getting started
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Use the arrow
keys to move
the cursor
about the
screen.
Use the OK key
to open the
selected eld.
The current
cursor position
is indicated by a
blue rectangle.

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The First Time Wizard will guide
you through the things you need
to adjust and/or verify before you
start to use your video system for
the rst time.
You will be prompted to test your
microphone and your loudspeakers
as well as to adjust your camera’s
pan, zoom and tilt in order to
establish a default camera preset.
Finally, you will be prompted to
verify that you will be able to share
contents from your PC (or any
other presentation source, like a
DVD player).
The wizard may be skipped entirely,
if you so wish. Observe that the
setup must then be carried out
manually.
The First Time Wizard
Getting started
Pan
Tilt
Zoom
About the Wizard

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The upper left eld provides
access to Settings and Standby.
The Settings will normally be
password protected by your
system administrator.
If you move the cursor to Standby
and press OK, the system will
immediately enter Standby.
You may also select between being
Available or not (called Do not
disturb).
In the Do not disturb mode you
will be able to place calls as usual,
but anyone trying to call you will
perceive you as not being present.
To exit this eld, press the back
arrow, if needed.
Getting started
Accessing the Settings
Move cursor to this eld and press OK (Center key on the remote control).
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Available
is currently
selected.
Keys used
for this.
To access the
Settings move
cursor to here
and press OK.
To put system
in Standby
immediately,
move cursor to
here and press
OK.
The options available

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Video calls
Placing calls
Move cursor to Contacts, if needed and press OK.
Make sure cursor is positioned as outlined and
press OK.
The virtual keyboard will now appear. Use
the cursor keys and the OK key to input
alphanumerical characters.
Any matches within the list of recent calls or the
directory will appear as you write. When all has
been keyed in, press the green Call key on the
remote control to place the call.
Press the red key on the remote control to terminate
the call.
The traditional keypad (dialpad)
has been omitted on this system.
Instead, the list of Contacts (or
Recent) is used to key in the name,
address or number to the one to
be called.
Your input will be compared to the
contents of the list of Contacts
as well as the list of Recent calls.
Matches will appear as you write.
If you know that the one you are
going to call already exists in either
list, you may search by scrolling up
and down in that list and press OK
once the entry is located to invoke
the green Call box as shown in .
Conferencing. Your video system
may be able to call more than one
to initiate a video conference.
To do this, start by calling the
rst participant. As soon as that
call is up and running there will
be a selectable Add+ eld. By
using this you may call the next
participant in the usual way.
Systems with MultiSite built-in
can call a maximum of three
video participants and one audio-
only participant. Systems using
other solutions involving external
infrastructure may handle a larger
number of participants. Consult
your System Administrator for
more on this.
About video calls and
video conferences

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Receiving an incoming call
Video calls
Select Answer to accept the incoming call and Decline to reject it.

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Sharing content
Conducting presentations
Your video system may be used to
show a copy of the screen of your
PC (or MAC), a DVD movie, images
from a document camera etc. This
is normally referred to as sharing
content.
You do not have to be in a call to
share content. You may use the
video system in a local meeting as
well as sharing with someone in a
video call or conference.
Connect your presentation source
to the video system and select
Present as outlined to the left.
About sharing content
Select Present, as outlined to
enable presentations.

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