Cisco SX80 User Manual
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- Reference manual (231 pages) ,
- Administrator's manual (183 pages) ,
- Installation manual (24 pages)
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Summary of Contents for Cisco SX80
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Page 1: User Guide
MBTelehealth - SX80 with Touchpad10 User Guide SX80 with Touchpad 10 User Guide Rev 29Apr2019 Page 1 of 19... -
Page 2: Table Of Contents
MBTelehealth - SX80 with Touchpad10 User Guide Table of Contents OVERVIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 BASIC NAVIGATION . -
Page 3: Overview
MBTelehealth - SX80 with Touchpad10 User Guide OVERVIEW This user guide will provide you with an overview and the knowledge to setup and use the SX80 videoconference solution and the Touchpad 10 Main Components The main components included with the SX80 and Touchpad 10 are the Camera, Codec, Ethernet Cable, Microphone, Screen/Monitor and Touchpad . -
Page 4: Basic Navigation
MBTelehealth - SX80 with Touchpad10 User Guide BASIC NAVIGATION The Touchpad 10 is used to operate your video equipment and the system will not work without it . Here are some commonly used features: Basic Features of the Touchpad 10... -
Page 5: General Use
MBTelehealth - SX80 with Touchpad10 User Guide GENERAL USE The following sections will provide instructions for using your SX80 and Touchpad 10 solution to place and receive videoconference calls . Setup Setup and Use the Equipment Wake the codec by tapping the touchpad and turn on the video screen/monitor if required . In a few seconds you will see the home screen . -
Page 6: Camera Controls
MBTelehealth - SX80 with Touchpad10 User Guide Move the Selfview PiP Box The selfview image will now turn blue . You will Tap and hold the Selfview image . also see the alternate positions available for the selfview image . Keep holding the image . - Page 7 MBTelehealth - SX80 with Touchpad10 User Guide Use Camera Presets Camera presets are useful when images from many different camera positions and video sources are to be viewed by the far end site(s) . Presets are used to switch camera positions quickly and easily without having to manually move the camera .
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Page 8: Microphone
Standard Presets The SX80 with Touch 10 is set up with three (3) Standard Presets: Camera presets will be set up and saved as part of equipment implementation but there may be a need to change or resave presets . -
Page 9: Volume
MBTelehealth - SX80 with Touchpad10 User Guide Volume Adjust the Volume Press and hold the left side of the Volume button to decrease the volume and the right side to increase the volume . Site to Site Calls Connecting to an MBT Site Connect to an MBT Site The Home screen should always be displayed prior to connecting to a site;... -
Page 10: Connecting To A Site Outside The Mbt Network
MBTelehealth - SX80 with Touchpad10 User Guide Connecting to a site outside the MBT Network Connect to a Site Outside the MBT Network Tap in the search/dial field to invoke Tap Call..the keypad . (Tap the keypad icon ... -
Page 11: Sharing Presentation: Site To Site
MBTelehealth - SX80 with Touchpad10 User Guide Sharing Presentation: Site to Site Share Presentation: Site to Site There will be VGA/ DVI cable already plugged into the equipment . VGA Connector Plug the VGA end into your laptop and turn the laptop on . -
Page 12: Recent Calls And Favourites
MBTelehealth - SX80 with Touchpad10 User Guide Screen Layout: Presentation Options Site to Site Layout • Minimize - allows you to view the speaker full screen and puts the presentation over on the left hand side . • Maximize - allows you to restore the presentation and toggle between the presenter and presentation in case the presenter is speaking between slides . -
Page 13: Multi-Site Event Calls (Mcu)
MBTelehealth - SX80 with Touchpad10 User Guide You can add a site from the Directory or from the Recent Calls list to the Favorites list . This is helpful for sites who would like to add their most frequently called sites from this particular equipment . -
Page 14: Screen Layout/Far End: No Presentation - Multi-Site
MBTelehealth - SX80 with Touchpad10 User Guide Screen Layout/Far End: No Presentation - Multi-Site Screen Layout: No Presentation Multi-Site This is the default layout you will see on your The number indicates screen, unless another option was chosen how many more sites... -
Page 15: Screen Layout: Presentation - Multi Site
MBTelehealth - SX80 with Touchpad10 User Guide Screen Layout: Presentation - Multi Site Screen Layout: Presentation - Multi Site Tap Layout to change the Tap the preferred layout (see options below) . layout . Tap anywhere outside the menu when done . -
Page 16: Receiving And Ending Video Calls
Receiving and Ending Video Calls Receiving Calls Your Cisco SX80 with Touchpad 10 solution has been configured to automatically accept all incoming connection requests. This means that both site to site connections initiated by another site and multi-site connections will be automatically connected . -
Page 17: Dual Video Enabled Equipment
MBTelehealth - SX80 with Touchpad10 User Guide DUAL VIDEO ENABLED EQUIPMENT Dual Video Enabled Equipment Note: This information is only applicable for point to point calls when both units are using dual video enabled equipment. The equipment listed below supports dual video which allows users to display and view two different live video feeds simultaneously . -
Page 18: Troubleshooting
MBTelehealth - SX80 with Touchpad10 User Guide TROUBLESHOOTING Audio Issues Issue Possible Cause Resolution Far end site unable to hear you • Your microphone is muted (red light is on) • Un-mute your microphone • Your microphone is obstructed or too far from •... -
Page 19: Additional Training Information
MBTelehealth - SX80 with Touchpad10 User Guide ADDITIONAL TRAINING INFORMATION For additional information on videoconference equipment visit www.mbtelehealth.ca or contact your Facilitator-eHealth Solutions . VIDEOCONFERENCING ETIQUETTE The following tips on videoconferencing etiquette will help prepare you for a successful session: 9 Assume that people can see and hear you as the camera and microphone are always “Live”...