Cisco EX90 User manual

EX90 is delivered with:
• EX90 unit
• Touch screen with cable
• Handset base with cable
• Handset
• AC adapter and power
cable
• Screwdriver
• Cleaning cloth
Cables:
• DVI-D to DVI-I cable
(recommended for optimal
PC image quality)
• VGA to DVI-I cable
• Stereo audio cable 3.5 mm
• Ethernet cable
User documentation
The user documentation for this
product, including compliance and
safety information, is found on the
Cisco web site.
Go to: http://www.cisco.com/go/
telepresence/docs.
1Unpacking the touch screen and cables
Lift out the rectangular box
from the package.
In the box you will find cables,
and another box with the
touch screen and handset.
Unpack the touch screen with
the handset and handset base.
Handset
Handset
base
Touch
screen
Cables
2Unpacking the EX90 unit
Place the package on the floor with
broad side down.
Grasp the EX90, surrounded by
foam protection, and pull it out of
the package.
EX90
Carefully loosen the foam protection.
Lift out the EX90 and place it on a
firm surface.
Weight: 14 kg / 31 lb
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Cisco TelePresence System EX90
installation guide

5Connecting a PC
On/Off touch button
• Tap the touch button once to
turn on/off the monitor.
• Press gently and hold the touch
button to shut down the system.
Camera
• Turn to open/close
the privacy cover.
• Tilt downwards to
use as document
camera.
LED
• Steady amber color when
the system is in a call.
• Blinking when incoming/
outgoing call and when
booting.
LED
• Steady green color when the
system is in use.
• Blinking when in standby.
• Blinks once when the touch button
is pressed, to indicate registered
activity.
6Starting the system
The optional PC connection
If you have a single LAN wall outlet only, you may
connect your PC to the PC-socket of EX90. Your PC
and the EX90 will then share the LAN connection.
Cables
The cables are found in the long rectangular box,
see the previous page.
Optional
PC connection,
RJ45
Scale 1:1
Video from PC,
DVI-I cable
Audio from PC,
Stereo cable
3.5mm mini jack
4System overview and basic setup
Kensington lock
Scale 1:1
Scale 1:1
Remove the cover
to get access to the
connectors at the
rear side.
Local area
network (LAN)
Touch screen Power supply
(use the supplied
AC adapter)
Optional PC
connection
For future
use
Optional
HDMI output
Optional
HDMI input
Optional PC
video input
Optional PC
audio input
Micro-
phone
Headset 2 x USB
BFasten the two units together. The screws are pre–mounted in the handset base.
Use the screwdriver and fasten the screws at the
handset base from the underneath.
ATake the touch screen and the handset base and hold the two units in an upright
position.
Move the two units together. Make sure the
protruding contact on the handset base slides into
the corresponding hole on the touch screen.
CConnect the handset to the handset base, and connect the handset cable.
Touch
screen
Handset
base
3Optional: Mounting the handset
Tool: Screwdriver