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Why does my Polycom VSX start in the software update screen?
If your Polycom Conference System starts in the software update screen, it may be because the power switch was pressed for too long (VSX 7000e, VSX 8000). To power up the system, press and release the power button. Alternatively, the system software might be corrupted or not loaded properly, so try loading the system software from your computer.
What to do if my Polycom VSX Conference System does not start?
If your Polycom Conference System doesn't start, check the following: * Ensure the power switch is turned on for the system and all connected equipment. * Verify the power cord is connected to an active power outlet and securely seated. * If using a power strip, confirm it's connected and switched on.
Why does my Polycom Conference System restart over and over?
If your Polycom Conference System restarts repeatedly, it might be due to a loose power plug. Ensure the power plug is securely seated. Another cause could be a corroded socket, in which case you should unplug and reseat the power plug five times.
General| Video Standards | H.264, H.263++ |
|---|---|
| Audio Standards | G.711, G.722, G.722.1, G.728 |
| Network Protocols | H.323, SIP |
| Video Inputs | S-Video, Composite video |
| Video Outputs | Composite, S-Video, DVI, HDMI |
| Audio Inputs | Line In |
| Audio Outputs | Line Out |
| Data Collaboration | H.239 |
| Network Interfaces | Ethernet |
| Power Consumption | Varies depending on the specific model and configuration. |
Lists the main features of the VSX Series systems.
Details how to connect the VSX system to a LAN for IP calls.
Describes connecting VSX systems to ISDN, PRI, or Serial networks.
Connects equipment for sharing content.
Procedures for powering on the VSX system.
Prepare the network for video conferencing.
Lists information needed for network setup.
Guides through initial system setup.
Configures the system to work with the LAN.
Configure system for IP calls.
Configure SIP settings for IP calls.
Set Quality of Service options for IP packets.
Configure for firewall/NAT.
Configure ISDN settings.
Manage call bandwidth and type.
Set dialing order for calls.
Test the network setup.
Configure video behaviors for optimal experience.
Specify camera and video settings.
Customize display settings.
Present content during video calls.
Connect and configure VCR/DVD players.
Configure audio behavior and settings.
Configure user behaviors and access.
Manage user access levels.
Set passwords and security options.
Secure system access with encryption.
Configure, manage, monitor via web interface.
