Polycom VSX 7000

Administrator’s Guide for the VSX Series
Index–10
passwords
Global Directory 6-8
meeting, setting 8-2
remote access 8-4
remote access, setting and deleting 8-2
room, default 1-6, 8-4
room, setting and deleting 1-6, 8-2, 8-4
Security Mode requirements 8-6
SIP authentication 2-9
PathNavigator, using for multipoint calls 2-6, 6-4
PBX, unaccepted calls 12-10
PCAS
Lotus Sametime or Lotus Notes 2-10
PCAS (setting) 2-10
PCAS Server Address (setting) 2-10
People+Content
enabling for H.331 broadcasting 2-25
enabling H.239 5-7
People+Content IP
enabling 5-8
installing on a computer 5-8
option 5-1
requirements 5-7
supported resolutions 5-7
Phase (setting) 5-6
picture-in-picture, See PIP
PIP
configuring 3-5
displaying 3-5
troubleshooting 12-13, 12-16
Place a Call (screen), See home screen
placing test calls 12-1
plasma monitors and burn-in prevention 3-9
Polycom Annotation RS-232 mode
10-3
ports
fi
xed, specifying 2-12
serial V.35/RS-449/RS-530 2-23
SIP proxy server 2-9
SIP registrar server 2-9
TCP and UDP, specifying 2-12
positioning
camera 1-2
microphones 4-1
microphones, for stereo 4-4, 4-7
monitors 1-2
SoundStation VTX 1000 4-1
SoundStation VTX 1000, for stereo 4-5
speakers, for stereo 4-7
subwoofer 4-8
system 1-2, 1-4
POTS, See analog phone
power
resetting system 11-5
Power Frequency (setting) 3-12
power switch 1-6
powered microphones
configuring 4-11, 4-16
connected to VSX 8000 4-6
used with audio mixer 4-6
Preferred Dialing Method (setting) 2-28
Preferred Speed for Placing Calls (setting) 2-29
Preferred Speeds (screen) 2-29
prefix, gateway 2-8
Presentation mode (multipoint display) 3-8
presets, See camera presets
PRI Line Type (read-only setting) 2-23
PRI network interface
activating/deactivating channels 2-23
capabilities
2-15
configuring 2-
21, 2-22, 2-23
connecting to set-top and component systems
2-17
hardware requirements 2-17
line signaling formats 2-21
restore defaults 2-22
PRI Video Number (setting) 2-21
Primary Camera (setting) 3-12
Primary Gatekeeper IP Address (setting) 2-5
profiles
managing with the system’s web interface 9-3
settings that are included 9-3
storing on a computer 9-3
uploading from a computer 9-3
projector
connected to Visual Concert VSX 5-3
Pro-Motion Video (setting) 3-13
Pro-Motion, specifying when to use 3-13
protocol
ISDN line signaling 2-21
ISDN switch 2-20, 2-22
transport, for SIP network 2-9
Proxy Server (setting) 2-9
Pulse Width (setting) 2-25
PVEC (Polycom Video Error Concealment) 2-11
Q
Quality of Service (screen) 2-10, 2-11
Quality Preference (setting) 5-6
R
rack mounting brackets, installing 1-4