SJ-20150317104209-002-ZXV10 T800A (V1.1.0) General Operation Guide - 633493

ZXV10 T800A
General Operation Guide
Version: V1.1.0
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Contents
About This Manual ......................................................................................... I
Chapter 1 Guide for New Users................................................................. 1-1
1.1 Getting Started................................................................................................... 1-1
1.2 Terminal Control ................................................................................................. 1-2
1.2.1 Introduction to Terminal Control Modes ..................................................... 1-2
1.2.2 Logging in to the Web Page ...................................................................... 1-4
1.2.3 Installing the PC Console.......................................................................... 1-5
1.2.4 Logging in to the PC Console.................................................................... 1-5
1.2.5 Control the Terminal Through the Camera.................................................. 1-6
1.3 Validating Terminal Settings ................................................................................ 1-7
1.4 Performing Basic Configuration ........................................................................... 1-7
Chapter 2 General Video Operations........................................................ 2-1

2.1 Setting Video Output and Input............................................................................ 2-1
2.1.1 Setting Video Input ................................................................................... 2-1
2.1.2 Setting Video Output ................................................................................ 2-3
2.2 Operating Camera.............................................................................................. 2-6
2.2.1 Preparations for Camera Operations ......................................................... 2-6
2.2.2 Controlling the Local Camera .................................................................... 2-7
2.2.3 Enabling Remote End to Control Local Camera.......................................... 2-8
2.2.4 Controlling the Remote Camera ................................................................ 2-9
2.2.5 Presetting the Position of the Camera...................................................... 2-10
2.2.6 Activating the Preset Position...................................................................2-11
2.2.7 Setting Camera ...................................................................................... 2-12
2.3 Selecting Video Sources ................................................................................... 2-14
2.3.1 Selecting a Primary Video Source ........................................................... 2-14
2.3.2 Selecting a Presentation Source.............................................................. 2-15
2.4 Operating Screen Display ................................................................................. 2-16
2.4.1 Adjusting Display Mode .......................................................................... 2-16
2.4.2 Adjusting the Position of Picture-in-Picture ............................................... 2-17
2.4.3 Learning Terminal Icons.......................................................................... 2-18
2.4.4 Setting Icon Display Mode ...................................................................... 2-20
Chapter 3 General Audio Operations ....................................................... 3-1

3.1 Adjusting Output Volume .................................................................................... 3-1

3.2 Adjusting Input Volume ....................................................................................... 3-2
Chapter 4 Conference Initiation ................................................................ 4-1

4.1 Making a Point-to-Point Conference Call.............................................................. 4-2
4.2 Initiating a Conference Through the Microsoft Lync Account ................................. 4-5
4.3 Calling the MCU Server .....................................................................................4-11
4.4 Hanging Up a Conference................................................................................. 4-12
4.5 Operating a Dual-Stream Conference ................................................................ 4-13
4.5.1 Overview of the Dual Video Stream ......................................................... 4-13
4.5.2 Managing Presentation ........................................................................... 4-14
4.5.3 Switching Display Mode.......................................................................... 4-16
Chapter 5 General Operations of Conference Control............................ 5-1

5.1 Viewing the Terminal List .................................................................................... 5-1
5.2 Applying and Releasing Chairman....................................................................... 5-2
5.3 Selecting the Broadcast Source .......................................................................... 5-3
5.4 Viewing Other Conference Sites.......................................................................... 5-5
5.5 Controlling Conference Sound ............................................................................ 5-6
5.6 Chairman Conference Management .................................................................... 5-7
Chapter 6 Personalized Settings............................................................... 6-1

6.1 Setting Volume Display Mode.............................................................................. 6-1
6.2 Showing or Hiding the Local Conference Site Name ............................................. 6-2
6.3 Setting the Transparency of the GUI Menu........................................................... 6-3
6.4 Configuring Call Answering Mode........................................................................ 6-3
Chapter 7 Other Operations ...................................................................... 7-1

7.1 Viewing Version Information ................................................................................ 7-1
7.2 Performing Ping Test .......................................................................................... 7-1
7.3 Key Combinations of the Remote Control............................................................. 7-2
Glossary .......................................................................................................... I
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About This Manual
Purpose
This manual provides general operations of ZXV10 T800A HD terminal through the remote
control, Web page, and PC console. The multipoint conference operation described in this
manual is to be applied in the multipoint conferences held on the multimedia video servers
(such as ZXV10 M900) developed by ZTE. The terminal described in this manual is to be
applied in the ZXV10 T800A terminal developed by ZTE.
Intended Audience
This document is intended for:
l Terminal users
l Operation engineers
What Is in This Manual

This manual contains the following chapters:
Chapter 1, Guide for New Introduces the basic configuration and operations for new users.
Users
Chapter 2, General Video Describes how to set video input/output, operate a camera, select a
Operations video source, and operate the display.
Chapter 3, General Audio Describes how to adjust the input and output voice volume at the local
Operations terminal.
Chapter 4, Conference Describes how to initiate various conferences with the ZXV10 T800A
Initiation terminal.
Chapter 5, General Describes the common operations in conference.

Operations of Conference
Control
Chapter 6, Personalized Describes how to customize the volume icons, terminal name display
Settings mode, GUI transparence, and response mode.
Chapter 7, Other Describes some other operations such as viewing the system version
Operations and how to ping other devices.
Related Documentation
The following documentation is related to this manual:
l ZXV10 T800A Quick Start Guide
l ZXV10 T800A Product Description
l ZXV10 T800A Operation Guide (Through the Remote Control )
l ZXV10 T800A Operation Guide (Over the Web Page )

l ZXV10 T800A PC Console Operation Guide (Through the PC Console)
l Remote Control User Guide
Conventions
This manual uses the following conventions:
Typeface Meaning
Caution: indicates a potentially hazardous situation. Failure to comply

can result in moderate injury, equipment damage, or interruption of
minor services.
Note: provides additional information about a topic.
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Chapter 1
Guide for New Users
Table of Contents
Getting Started ...........................................................................................................1-1
Terminal Control .........................................................................................................1-2
Validating Terminal Settings........................................................................................1-7
Performing Basic Configuration ..................................................................................1-7
1.1 Getting Started

A new user can refer to Table 1-1 to configure ZXV10 T800A and start a conference with
the terminal.
Table 1-1 Operation Reference
Steps Operation Reference
1 Connect the peripherals and ZXV10 T800A Quick Start Guide

cables
2 Power on the terminal Turning On/Off the ZXV10 T800A of the ZXV10 T800A
Product Description
Turning On/Off the ZXV10 T800A
3 Configure the basic information 1.4 Performing Basic Configuration
4 Configure video input and 2.1.1 Setting Video Input

output 2.1.2 Setting Video Output
5 Adjust the local camera 2.2.2 Controlling the Local Camera
6 Adjust volume 3.2 Adjusting Input Volume

3.1 Adjusting Output Volume
7 Make a call 4.1 Making a Point-to-Point Conference Call

4.2 Initiating a Conference Through the Microsoft Lync
Account
4.3 Calling the MCU Server
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ZXV10 T800A General Operation Guide
1.2 Terminal Control

1.2.1 Introduction to Terminal Control Modes
The ZXV10 T800A terminal supports three conference control modes: GUI on the remote
control, Web page, and PC console. Table 1-2 lists the typical application scenario of each
mode.
Table 1-2 Typical Application Scenario of Terminal Control Mode
Application Scenario GUI on Remote Web Page PC Console

Control
Daily configuration and -

modification
Starting a conference
Multi-point conference -
control
Message sending
System maintenance -
System diagnosis
l GUI on remote control: The ZXV10 T800A terminal is controlled by using a remote
control. You can control the ZXV10 T800A terminal by point the remote control to the
terminal or to the camera (for details, refer to "1.2.5 Control the Terminal Through the
Camera").
Caution!
If the remote control is not sensitive enough, check whether the battery in the remote
control has run out.
l Web page: the ZXV10 T800A terminal is controlled by logging in to the terminal Web
page. For the login method, refer to "1.2.2 Logging in to the Web Page".
l PC console: the ZXV10 T800A terminal is controlled through the PC console
software that is installed on the PC. For the installation and login method, refer to
"1.2.3 Installing the PC Console" and "1.2.4 Logging in to the PC Console".
Daily Configuration and Modification

You can perform daily configuration for the ZXV10 T800A terminal in either of the following
two modes:
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Chapter 1 Guide for New Users
1. GUI on the remote control: Open the main screen by pressing Menu, and select .
Use the direction keys and OK key on the remote control to display the configuration
page, and then modify the required parameters and save the modification.
2. Web page: Visit http://IP address of the terminal, and then modify the required
parameters and save the modification.
Starting a Conference
You can start a conference with the ZXV10 T800A terminal in any of the following three
modes:
l GUI on the remote control: Press the Call key or Menu on the remote control to start
a conference on the screen displayed.
l Web page: Visit the web page of the terminal and start a conference by selecting Call
Control > Call/Disconnect.
l PC console: Log in to the PC console of the terminal and initiate a conference by
selecting > Call Control.
Multi-point Conference Control

You can control a conference in the Conference Control page, you can open the
Conference Control page in either of the following two modes:
l GUI on the remote control: Press the Conf key on the remote control to open the
Conference Control page.
l PC console: Log in to the PC console of the terminal and select > Conference
Control to open the Conference Control page.
Message Sending
During a conference, you can send captions in any of the following three ways:
l Remote control: Press the Menu key on the remote control, and then select Caption.
The Caption screen is displayed for you to edit and send subtitles.
l Web page: Log in to the Web page, and then select System Settings > Caption.
The Caption page is displayed for you to edit and send subtitles.
l PC console: Log in to the PC console, and then select > Caption Control. The
Caption Settings screen is displayed for you to edit and send subtitles.
System Maintenance
You can maintain the ZXV10 T800A software in either of the following two manners:
l Remote control: Select > System > Maintenance. The Maintenance screen is
displayed for you to maintain the ZXV10 T800A software.
l Web page: Log in to the terminal Web page, select System Settings, and then
maintain software in the corresponding page.
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System Diagnosis
You can perform system diagnosis to the ZXV10 T800A in any of the following three
manners:
l Remote control: Select > Diagnostics. The Diagnostics screen is displayed for
you to perform system diagnosis to the ZXV10 T800A terminal.
l Web page: Log in to the Web page, select System Diagnostics, and then maintain
software in the corresponding page.
l PC console: Log in to the PC console, select > System Diagnosis, and then
maintain software in the corresponding screen.
1.2.2 Logging in to the Web Page

After the ZXV10 T800A terminal is properly connected to the network, you can log in to the
Web page to perform terminal operations. The IP address of the terminal is the address
of the Web page to access. For example, if the terminal IP address is "10.10.10.1", you
should enter "http://10.10.10.1" in the address bar to log in to the Web page.
The ZXV10 T800A terminal supports different browsers, such as Internet Explorer, Firefox,
Chrome, and Safari.
Prerequisite
l The terminal IP address is acquired.
l The login user name and password for the ZXV10 T800A terminal Web page are
acquired.
Steps
1. In the address bar of the browser, enter the Web IP address of the terminal (for
example, http://10.10.10.1). The SYSTEM LOGIN page is displayed.
2. Select a language. In the upper-right corner of the SYSTEM LOGIN page, select
ENGLISH.
3. Select admin or user from the LOGINNAME list, and enter a password in the
PASSWORD box (the password is 111111 by default).
l admin is for administrators who can modify and save the terminal configuration.
l user is for common users who cannot modify the terminal configuration.
Note:
For security purpose, change the password once you log in to the Web page for the first
time. You can set the password by selecting User Management > User Information.
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4. Click Login to log in to the terminal Web page.

End of Steps
1.2.3 Installing the PC Console

The PC console is used to control the terminal and conference.
Different versions of terminal software have different versions of PC console. You can
download the proper version of the PC console by clicking the PC Console in the Web
page of this terminal.
Steps
1. Log in to the Web page, and click the PC Console. Then, you can perform either of
the operations listed below.
l Click Save to save the installation file to your computer. Then, go to Step 2 to
continue the installation.
l Click Run, and click Run on the dialog box. Then, go to Step 3 to continue the
installation.
2. Double-click the installation file.
3. Select English, and click OK and the installation wizard of PC console is displayed.
4. In the installation wizard, click Next to select the installation path in a dialog box.
5. The default installation path is C:\ZTE\PCconsole\ET802. To install the PC console
elsewhere, click the Browse... button to choose the destination path.
6. Click the Install button to start the installation process.
Note:
If the PC console is installed before, a message box is displayed, saying "Overwrite
the history or not?" It is recommended to select No, because you can log in to the
terminal more quickly if the historical records are saved.
7. After the installation process is completed, click the Finish button to end the
installation.
End of Steps
1.2.4 Logging in to the PC Console

You can control the terminal after you log in to the PC console successfully.
Prerequisite
The PC console software of the corresponding version has been installed in your computer.
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Steps
1. On the desktop of your computer, select Start > All Programs > ZTE T Serial
Terminal Console > PC Console, or directly double-click the shortcut icon .

2. Enter the local IP Address, User Name (default is admin) and Password (default is
111111).
3. After completing the above information, perform the operations as shown in Table 1-3.
Table 1-3 Follow-up Operation
Purpose Operation
Click the Reset button to clear the data that have already been
Reset the login information
entered in the login box.
Cancel login Click the Quit button.
Click History, to view the history information in the dialog box.

View the history record
Click one record to set it as the current login information.
End of Steps
1.2.5 Control the Terminal Through the Camera

You can control the ZXV10 T800A terminal by pointing the remote control to the ZXV10
T800A terminal or to the ZTE ZXV10 V100 camera. This is applicable for the scenario
in which an operator is near the camera. This section describes how to use the remote
control.
Prerequisite
l The camera, for example, the ZXV10 V100, supports the infrared far-end camera
control function for controlling the ZXV10 T800A terminal.
l The infrared far-end camera control function for the camera has been configured. The
configurations are as follows:
1. Select > System > Maintenance > Advanced. The Advanced screen is
displayed.
2. In the Camera Infrared Control drop-down list, select the serial port that connects
to the camera.
3. Press the Return key, and in the pop-up dialog box select OK to save settings.
l The preparation for camera operations is performed. For details, refer to 2.2.1
Preparations for Camera Operations.
l The monitor is within the sight of the operator, for example, the operator needs to
observe the monitor while operating the camera or the ZXV10 T800A terminal.
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Features
l The operator can point the remote control to the camera instead of the ZXV10 T800A
terminal.
l The switch between the terminal control and camera control requires at least five
seconds.
l You can perform the same operations by pointing the remote control to the terminal
as to the camera.
1.3 Validating Terminal Settings

Terminal configuration can be modified only when the terminals are not in conference.
After the configuration is modified, do as follows to save the modification and make the
settings take effect.
Steps
l Validating terminal settings with the remote control
a. After terminal information is modified, press the Return key on the remote control.
A confirmation dialog box is displayed.
b. Select the OK button on the screen, and press the OK key on the remote control.
l Validating terminal settings on the Web page
a. To save the modification on the Web page, click the OK button at the lower part of
the page.
End of Steps
1.4 Performing Basic Configuration

The Setup Guide is used to set basic ZXV10 T800A information, including Language
Settings, Date and Time Settings, Appearance, Network Connection, H.323 and SIP.
The Setup Guide is initiated when the ZXV10 T800A is started for the first time or can be
initiated manually. The configuration is valid immediately after it is completed. The system
automatically saves the configuration. It is valid after every startup, which makes the later
operation more convenient.
Prerequisite
The terminal is not in a call.
Context
l The terminal cannot be controlled on Web page until the IP address of the terminal is
set.
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l You can also select > System > Setup Guide with the remote control to display
the system setting wizard.
Steps
1. On the system setting wizard, select whether to enable Guide remind next time. If
you select it, the Setup Guide dialog box is displayed when the terminal is started the
next time.
2. Select the language on the setting wizard and click Next.
3. Set date and time of the system and click Next.
To... Do...
Use SNTP Server to Synchronize

i. Set the SNTP as Enable.
Time
ii. Set the address of the SNTP Server
iii. Select the Time Zone of the terminal.
Set the Local Time Manually

i. Set the SNTP as Disable
ii. Set the Date Format, Date, and Time.
4. Set the terminal display and click Next. The parameters are described in Table 1-4.
Table 1-4 Set Terminal Display
Parameter Name Description
Terminal Name Enter a name to identify different video conference terminals.
Select a display language: Chinese, English, Espaol (Spanish),

GUI Language
Portugus (Portuguese), Deutsch (German), and Franais (French).
Select a displaying position for the PIP video. The available options are
PIP Position
any one of the four corners of the TV set screen.
Select the displaying mode of system status icons:

l Always On: The system status icons are always displayed on the
screen of the TV set in corresponding status. For example, if the
local terminal sends a secondary video, the monitor displays the icon
for sending the secondary video.
OSD Option l Auto: The system determines whether to display the corresponding
icons according to the operating status. If users do not perform
any operation for over 10 seconds, the status icons will disappear
automatically.
l Always Off: The system status icons are not displayed on the screen
of the TV set.
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Select the displaying mode of conference site name.

l Sending Terminal: Overlay the local site name on the local video
source displayed on the remote system monitor.
Name Option
l Receiving Terminal: Overlay the remote site name on the remote
video source displayed on the local system monitor.
l Disable: The system does not overlay terminal name.
Select whether to display the message box on the active video screen in
Show MSG Box the conference.
The options: Show box and Do not show box.
Select the display mode of the volume.

Volume Display You can select Do Not Display, Display Input Volume, Display Output
Volume, and Display All Volume. Display All Volume is recommended.
If width to height ratios of the input or output video are not consistent , the
video is distorted and incomplete. You can reset the width to height ratio.
Options: Stretch, and Pad.
Standard definition l Stretch: zoom in the video in non-proportion manner and output
it in full screen.
l Pad: zoom in the video in proportion manner and output it at the
center of the screen with the extra blank space filled with black.
Select the GUI transparency on the monitor display screen: 0%, 25%,
Transparency
50%, 75%, and 100%.
5. Define IP settings and click Next. The parameters are described in Table 1-5.
Table 1-5 Define IP Settings
Parameter Remarks
Stack Type Sets the protocol type in accordance with the network type.
l IPv4: To enable the IPv4 address, you need to configure the
parameters related to the IPv4 protocol, including IPv4 address type,
IP address, subnet mask, and Gateway.
l IPv6: To enable the IPv6 address mode, you need to configure the
parameters related to the IPv6 protocol, including IPv6 address type,
IP address, Prefix Length, and Gateway.
This version does not support interconnection between IPv4 terminals
and IPv6 terminals.
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Parameter Remarks
Speed l Auto: Automatically set an optimum mode according to configuration

and network condition.
l 100MFull-Duplex: transmission rate is 100 Mbps with data receiving
and transmitting at the same time.
l 100MHalf-Duplex: transmission rate is 100 Mbps with data receiving
and transmitting at different times.
l 10MFull-Duplex: transmission rate is 10 Mbps with data receiving
and transmitting at the same time.
l 10MHalf-Duplex: transmission rate is 10 Mbps with data receiving
and transmitting at different times.
The suggested option is Auto.
IPV4 Address Select from the three options according to the network condition.
Type l Static IP: assigns a fixed IP address to a terminal.
l DHCP: DHCP SERVER automatically assigns an IP address to a
terminal.
l PPPoE: The terminal uses ADSL dial-up access to connect the
network.
IP Ad- l If the address type is Static IP, you need to manually enter the IP
dress/Sub- address/subnet mask/gateway address allocated by the network
net administrator.
Mask/Gate- l If the address type is DHCP or PPPoE, the terminal automatically
way searches and obtains the IP address/subnet mask/gateway address.
DNS If the address type is Static IP, or DHCP and the Get DNS Automatically
is disabled, you can set the DNS. If DNS is not used, do not set it.
If DNS is used, the domain names of the SNTP server, GK server, SIP
server, SNMP server and LDAP server can be resolved.
Get DNS Au- If the address type is set to DHCP, you can set whether to enable the
tomatically function of automatically acquiring the DNS address from the server.
Dialing If the address type is PPPoE, you need to set this parameter. Two options
Mode are available: Auto and Manual.
l Auto: The terminal establishes a connection to the IP network after it
is started or the network connection parameters are configured.
l Manual: when the terminal is configured, select PPPoE Dial
to initiate a call through the IP network. After initiating the call
successfully, the network address details display on the screen.
User If the address type is PPPoE, you need to set this parameter.
Name/Pass- The user name and password are provided by the network access
word provider.
Status If the network IP address is set to PPPoE, this parameter displays

whether the IP network status is connected or not.
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Parameter Remarks
IPV6 Address Select an address type in accordance with the current network.
Type l Static IP: IP addresses of a terminal are allocated by the network
administrator. To select this option, you need to enter IP address,
subnet mask, and gateway address of the local terminal.
l DHCP and static IP are manually exclusive. If this function is
selected, the IP address that the DHCP server automatically allocates
will be used and you do not need to configure the following options.
IP Address/ l If Static IP is selected, the IP address is allocated by the network

Prefix Lengt- administrator. The IP address needs to be entered manually.
h/Gateway l If DHCP is selected, the IP address is allocated by automatic search.
The IP address does not need to be entered manually.
Get DNS Au- If the address type is set to DHCP, you can set whether to enable the
tomatically function of automatically acquiring the DNS address from the server.
DNS If the address type is set to Static IP, or DHCP and the Get DNS
Automatically is disabled, the DNS address can be set. If no DNS is
available, you do not have to set this parameter.
If the DNS is used, the domain names of the SNTP server, GK server,
SIP server, SNMP server, and LDAP server can be analyzed. Thus, the
domain names can be used as the address.
6. Perform the corresponding operations in accordance with different situations.
Option Description
Preferred Protocol is
i. Click Next.
H.323
ii. Configure the parameters according to Table 1-6.
Preferred Protocol is SIP

i. Set the SIP Type. You can select URI or TEL.
ii. Click Next.
iii. Configure the parameters according to Table 1-7.
Note:
The default protocol is H.323 in the current version.
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Table 1-6 Set H.323
GK Mode l Disable: Do not register for GK server.

l Specify: The administrator will specify a GK server for terminal
registration.
l Auto: The terminal searches a GK automatically.
If you need to register for GK, select Specify or Auto. It is recommended
to select Specify.
GK Address Enter the domain name or IP address of the GK server obtained from
the administrator of the GK server.
GK Port The RAS port of the GK is consistent with that of the GK server. The
default is 1719. For multiple ports, separate them with commas. The port
number is consistent with that in configuration.
Terminal No. Terminal No. (E.164) is the unique identifier of a terminal in the whole
network, and also the addressing base for H.323 call.
Register Name The unique name that the terminal registers on the GK server consists
of characters, digits or symbols.
Password l If the GK server authentication is required, the password needs to

be set.
l If the GK server authentication is not required, this parameter does
not need to be set.
GK Encryption mode When the GK server is configured with password authentication, use the
encryption mode when registering the GK server.
l Auto: Try to use three modes for encrypted GK registration. The
registration order is ZTE, New Vision, Cisco, until the registration
successes.
l ZTE: used for the encrypted registration on the GK server of ZTE.
l New Vision: used for the encrypted registration on the GK server
of Huawei.
l Cisco: used for the encrypted registration on the GK server of Cisco.
ID Encode Mode To set the encode mode when the ZXV10 T800A terminal communicates
with other model terminals. Options: UTF8 and Unicode.
It is recommended to select UTF8.
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Table 1-7 Set SIP
Work Mode Select UC_SIP, IMS_SIP, TELECOM_SIP, or MICROSOFT_LYNC.

l In general, the UC_SIP mode is used.
l If you want to use the China Mobile IMS network, select the IMS_SIP
mode.
l If you want to use the China Telecom IMS network, select the
TELECOM_SIP mode.
l If you want to interconnect with the Microsoft LYNC client, select
the MICROSOFT_LYNC mode.
User Name Unique user name on the SIP server, and consists of Chinese/English
characters, numbers, letters, and symbols.
When the conference of the SIP type is being called, this user name is
the basis for addressing.
Register Policy If Work Mode is set to IMS_SIP or TELECOM_SIP, this parameter is

available.
l Mandatory: If the user name that the terminal wants to register has
been registered, no message will be displayed and the user name
will be used for the terminal registration.
l Manual: If the user name that the terminal wants to register has
been registered, a message will be displayed, asking the user to
confirm whether to register this user name.
l Intelligent: If the user name that the terminal wants to register has
been registered, no message will be displayed and the terminal
keeps querying till this user name is available.
Mandatory or Manual is recommended.
Proxy Server Addr. IP address of the proxy server.

The SIP proxy server can receive a session request from the user
agent, and query the accepted address from the register server. If the
user agent and the proxy server are in the same domain, the session
initialization is forwarded to the user agent. If they are not in the same
domain, the session initialization is forwarded to another proxy server.
SIP Registration Set whether to enable SIP registration. If you want to use SIP user name
for calling, select Enable.
Register Server Addr. IP address of the SIP register server.

The register server is a database that covers all user agents in the same
domain. The register server can query and send IP address and other
information in accordance with the request from the SIP proxy server.
The SIP register server performs address registration for clients.
Authentication Name This setting is generally not required. When the register server requires
authentication, the authentication name must be configured and is
assigned by the administrator.
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Password Login password for logging into the SIP server.
SIP domain name If the work mode is IMS_SIP or TELECOM_SIP, this setting is required.
The SIP domain name registered by the terminal is assigned by the
administrator.
TLS Certificates This parameter does not need to be set for the current version. This
function is forcefully enabled when MICROSOFT_LYNC is selected and
forcefully disabled when other working modes are selected.
7. Click Save.
End of Steps
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Chapter 2
General Video Operations
Table of Contents
Setting Video Output and Input...................................................................................2-1
Operating Camera......................................................................................................2-6
Selecting Video Sources ..........................................................................................2-14
Operating Screen Display.........................................................................................2-16
2.1 Setting Video Output and Input

2.1.1 Setting Video Input
This procedure describes how to configure the terminal input interface and corresponding
video source in accordance with the actual connection between video input interface and
peripheral device.
You can set video input through the remote control or through the Web page. This section
introduces how to set video output through the remote control.
Steps
1. Select > System > Video > Video In. The Video In screen is displayed.
2. Set parameters as required. For video source and interface configuration, refer to
Table 2-1.
Table 2-1 Video Input Source Configuration
Item Configuration
Video Source 1 Enter a name for the video input source, which contains letters, numbers and
to 4 symbols.
For example, name the video input source 1 as DVI1, and name the video
input source 2 as DVI2.
Connector Combine the video input sources with the terminal input interfaces, that is to
say, select a video input source as the video input for the terminal.
The video source 1 is bound to the DVI1 interface or the CVBS interface, the
video source 2 to the DVI2 interface, the video source 3 to the SDI1 interface,
and the video source 4 to the HDMI interface.
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Item Configuration
Default Set the default primary video/secondary video source when the ZXV10 T800A
Primary Input terminal is powered on.
Default
Secondary
Input
3. After naming the video source and selecting a port, select Config. The Config screen
is displayed.
4. Set parameters as required. For video input interface configuration, refer to Table 2-2.
Table 2-2 Video Input Interface Configuration
Parameter Description
Enable Enabled by default. Can not be configured.

Interface
Type Select the type of the video input device connected to the interface: Camera,
VCD/DVD, PC, or VCR.
Work Mode Select work mode in accordance with actual connections:

l Select HDMI if the DVI1 interface is connected with a DVI-HDMI cable.
l Select YPbPr if the DVI1 interface is connected with a DVI-YPbPr cable.
l Select VGA if the DVI1 interface is connected with a DVI-VGA cable.
l The work mode of the DVI2 interface is consistent with the DVI1 interface.
l Select 3G-SDI for the SDI interface.
l Select HDMI for the HDMI interface.
l Select CVBS for the CVBS interface.
Resolution Set to Auto by default. For this version, this parameter can not be modified.
Auto indicates that the terminal selects the working mode in accordance with
input source.
Serial Port Select the serial port that connects with camera control cable. One serial port
must be bound to one video input interface to implement control over the camera.
In accordance with the terminal COM interface that the camera connects to,
select COM1 or COM2.
Control If the current video source is the camera, select camera control protocol.
Protocol
Far End If the current video source is camera, select whether to enable the function for far
Camera end camera control. That is to say, the camera can be remotely controlled by
Control other terminals with the function of remote control.
Camera Pan If the current video source is the camera, select camera direction. Options:
Direction Normal and Reverse.
Turning If the current video source is the camera, select camera turning speed. Options:
Speed Normal, Fast and Slow.
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Chapter 2 General Video Operations
5. After the configuration, press the Return key to return to the Video In screen.
End of Steps
Related Task
Setting video input over the Web page: Select System Settings > Video > Video In.
2.1.2 Setting Video Output

On the Video Out screen, you can configure the interfaces and the display mode of the
video output in accordance with external device connection.
The ZXV10 T800A at present supports two video outputs at the same time: the primary
one is Display1, and the secondary one is Display2. Display1 and Display2 can be
output from either of the DVI1, DVI2, SDI and VGA interface, but you cannot select the
same video output interface.
The ZXV10 T800A at present supports three video outputs at the same time: the primary
one is Display1, the secondary one is Display2, and the third one is Monitor1. Display1
and Display2 can be output from either of the DVI1, DVI2, SDI and VGA interface, but you
cannot select the same video output interface. Monitor1 is output from CVBS interface
by default.
Prerequisite
Context
For the content output by each channel video, refer to Table 2-3.
Table 2-3 Configurable Output Content of Each Channel Video
Video Output Configurable Output Content
Display1 l The terminal is idle: terminal menu (GUI); and local primary video. The
local secondary video can be seen when previewing the secondary video,
and cannot be directly selected.
l The terminal is in the conference without presentation: terminal menu
(GUI); local primary video, remote primary video, picture combination of
local primary video and remote primary video, 6 kinds of video images
altogether. The local secondary video can be seen when previewing the
secondary video, and cannot be directly selected.
l The terminal is in the conference with presentation: terminal menu
(GUI); local primary video, remote primary video, secondary video in the
conference, picture combination of local primary video, remote primary
video, and secondary video in the conference, 12 kinds of video images
altogether.
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Video Output Configurable Output Content
Display2 l The terminal is idle: local primary video, and local secondary video.
l The terminal is in the conference without presentation: local primary video,
Monitror1
remote primary video, local secondary video.
l The terminal is in the conference with presentation: local primary video,
remote primary video, secondary video in the conference.
You can also use combination keys to switch the ZXV10 T800A physical interface or work
mode of the Display 1. For the combination of keys, refer to 7.3 Key Combinations of the
Remote Control.
Steps
1. Select > System > Video > Video Out. The Video Out screen is displayed.
2. Select the video output required.
l Display1 is selected by default.
l Display2 and Monitor1 can be selected as required.
3. Configure the port in accordance with the requirements. (Usually, adopt the default
settings.)
a. Select the Config button of the used video output. The Config screen is displayed.
b. For parameter configuration on the Config screen, refer to Table 2-4.
Table 2-4 Video Output Port Configuration
Parame- Description
ter
Port Select the output port from which the video stream is output.
Options: DVI1, DVI2, VGA, SDI and CVBS.
Work Select the working mode of the port.

Mode l Select HDMI if the DVI1 interface is connected with a DVI-HDMI cable.
l Select VGA if the DVI1 interface is connected with a DVI-VGA cable.
l Select YPbPr if the DVI1 interface is connected with a DVI-YPbPr cable.
l Select DVI if the DVI1 interface is connected with a DVI-DVI cable.
l The work mode of the DVI2 interface is consistent with the DVI1 interface.
l Select VGA if the VGA interface is connected with a VGA-VGA cable.
l Select YPbPr if the VGA interface is connected with a VGA-YPbPr cable.
l Must use 3G-SDI for SDI interface.
l Must use CVBS for CVBS interface.
Resolu- Select the resolution, that is to say, the output resolution and frame frequency.
tion Auto is recommended.
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Parame- Description
ter
Over If the current video output system and the TV system do not match, certain
Scan video images cannot be fully displayed on the TV. In this case, set the Over
Scan parameters. Options: None, Medium, and High.
If you set Over Scan to Medium or High, the system zooms in the video
images at a certain percentage and fills the margins with black.
Show GUI Selects whether to display the terminal menu in the local output.
The current version supports Display1 to set whether to display GUI.
Caution!
The video outputs can not share the same vide output interface.
c. After the configuration, press the Return key to return to the Video Out screen.
4. Set the display mode of the video outputs.
a. Select Display Mode. The Without Presentation In Call screen is displayed.
b. Set the display mode by referring to Table 2-5. The layouts are displayed as the
icons on the screen.
Table 2-5 Setting the Display Mode
To... Do...
Set the display mode for i. Select required display modes (at least one).
the conference without
ii. Select a specific display mode in the Default Mode drop-
presentation
down list. The default display mode is used when a terminal
participates in a conference. Only those display modes you
have selected in step i. can be selected in the drop-down list.
Set the display mode i. Page down. The With Presentation In Call screen is dis-
for the conference with played.
presentation
ii. Select required display modes (at least one).
iii. Select a specific display mode in the Default Mode drop-

down list. The default display mode is used when a terminal
participates in a conference. Only those display modes you
have selected in step ii. can be selected in the drop-down
list.
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To... Do...
Set the display mode for i. Page down twice. The Idle Mode screen is displayed.
idle time
ii. Select required display modes.
iii. Select a specific display mode in the Default Mode drop-

down list.
Note:
The selected display mode of the Display 1 can be switched to the mode in the
conference.
5. After the configuration, press the Return key to return to the Video Out screen.
6. Press the Return key, and in the pop-up dialog box select OK to save the settings.
End of Steps
Related Task
Setting video output over the Web page: Select System Settings > Video > Video Out.
2.2 Operating Camera

2.2.1 Preparations for Camera Operations
Before perform any operation to the camera, for example, controlling camera, presetting
camera location, activating camera location, configuring camera parameters or controlling
a terminal through the camera, you should connect the camera to the terminal, and
configure the video input interface for the camera.
l The camera is properly connected to the ZXV10 T800A:
Connect the camera to the input interface of the ZXV10 T800A with an HDMI, a
VGA or a YPbPr cable.
Connect the serial port RS232/RS232 IN of the camera to COM 1 or COM 2 of
the ZXV10 T800A with a camera controlling cable.
For the procedure, refer to ZXV10 T800A Quick Start Guide.
For the procedure, refer to ZXV10 T800A Quick Start Guide.
l The video interface corresponding to the camera is configured:
1. When the terminal is not in a call, press the Menu key or the Call key to display
the main screen.
2. Select > System > Video > Video In. The Video In screen is displayed.
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3. Select the Config button of the camera.

4. Configure interfaces. For details, refer to Table 2-2.
5. Press the Return key to return to the Video In screen.
l The ZXV10 T800A terminal uses the COM 2 port by default. If the camera is
connected to a terminal's COM1 interface, the COM1 interface of the terminal should
be configured.
1. Select > System > Maintenance > Advanced. The Advanced screen is
displayed.
2. Select Camera Control from the COM1 Application list.
3. Press the Return button on the remote control and click OK in the confirmation
dialog box. The settings become valid.
l The primary video source is switched to the camera that is to be operated:
1. Press the Camera key. The Set video source screen is displayed.
2. Select Primary. The Select primary input screen is displayed.
3. Select a video input source to be the primary video source and press the OK key
to save the settings.
2.2.2 Controlling the Local Camera

This procedure describes how to control the local camera to point to the local speaker
before or during the conference.
This section introduces how to adjust the local camera with the remote control, Web page,
and PC console.
Prerequisite
The preparations for camera operations are performed. For details, refer to 2.2.1
Steps
l Adjusting the camera by using the remote control
a. On the remote control, press the Near/Far key and the icon appears on the
TV screen. Stop pressing the key and you can control the local camera.
b. Adjust the local camera as required.
To Do
Adjust the camera angle Press the direction keys on the remote control.
Zoom in or zoom out

Press the Zoom key to adjust lens focal length.
l Adjusting the camera through the Web page
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a. On the Web page, select System Control > Video Control. The Video Control
page is displayed.
b. Select Local.
c. Perform camera controls as required.
To Do
Adjust the camera angle

Click the up, down, left, and right direction buttons on .
Zoom in or out the video Click the - or + buttons under Zoom.
Adjust camera focus Click - or + under Focus.
Adjust camera aperture Click - or + under Aperture.
l Adjusting the camera through the PC console

a. On the General Control screen of the PC console, click the Switch to Local
button in the Remote Video area so that the button changes to Switch to Remote.
Note:
l If the current button shows Switch to Remote, it indicates that the local
camera is under control.
l If the current button shows Switch to Local, it indicates that the remote
camera is under control. In this case, click it so that the button changes to
Switch to Remote. Then, you can control the local camera.
b. Perform camera controls as required.
To Do
Adjust the camera angle

Click the up, down, left or right buttons on in the Local
Video area to adjust the angle.
Zoom in or out the video

Click in the Local Video area to zoom in or zoom out the
image obtained through the local camera.
Adjust Image Parameter Click the Image Parameter button in the Local Video area to
adjust the parameters of Aperture, Focus, and Zoom.
End of Steps
2.2.3 Enabling Remote End to Control Local Camera

You can determine whether to allow the remote end to control the local camera.
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You can enable this function through the remote control and Web page. This section
describes how to enable the remote end to control the local camera with the remote control.
Steps
1. Select > System > Video > Video In by using the remote control. The Video In
screen is displayed.
2. Select the Config button of the interface connected with the camera. The Config
3. Select the Far End Camera Control check box.
4. Press the Return key on the remote control, and select the OK button.
End of Steps
Related Task
Enabling remote control over the Web page: Select System Settings > Video > Video
In. Click the Config Interface button of the corresponding video source.
2.2.4 Controlling the Remote Camera

You can control the remote camera, indicating that adjust the remote camera to the
required angle, for example, adjust the camera to point to the speaker in the remote
conference.
You can control the remote camera with the remote control, Web page, and PC console.
The section describes how to control the remote camera with the remote control.
Prerequisite
l The controlled terminal enables the Far End Camera Control function. Refer to 2.2.3
Enabling Remote End to Control Local Camera for details.
l In a multipoint conference, the local terminal must be the chairman. For how to apply
to be the chairman, refer to 5.2 Applying and Releasing Chairman.
Context
l In a point-to-point conference, both the two parties can control each other's cameras.
l In a multipoint conference convened by the MCU server developed by ZTE, only the
chairman terminal can control the camera of the other terminal, and the controlled
terminal must be a broadcast source or the terminal selected by the chairman.
For the procedure of setting the controlled terminal as the broadcast source, refer to
5.3 Selecting the Broadcast Source.
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Steps
1. On the remote control, press the Near/Far key. When the icon is displayed on
the screen, stop pressing the key and you can control the remote camera.
2. (Optional) On the remote control, press the Layout key to switch the display mode
until the required terminal image is displayed.
3. Control the camera as required.
To Do
Control the direction of

In the active video, press the Direction keys on the remote control.
the camera
Zoom in or out the

Press the key on the remote control to adjust the camera lens distance
video
until the required video is displayed on the screen.
End of Steps
Related Task
You can control a camera over the Web page or through the PC console:
l Web Page: Select System Control > Video Control.
l PC Console: On the Common Control page, adjust the camera in the video control
area.
2.2.5 Presetting the Position of the Camera

After presetting the position of a camera, you can use a number from 0 to 9 to name
and save the preset position. If you activate the preset camera position, the camera is
automatically adjusted to the preset position.
Perform the operation of presetting the position of the camera through the remote control,
Web page or PC console. The section describes how to preset the position of the camera
with the remote control.
Prerequisite
l The associated camera should has the camera preset function.
l To preset the position of the remote camera, the local and remote terminals must be
in the conference, and the Far End Camera Control function of the remote camera
must be enabled. For the corresponding operations, refer to 2.2.3 Enabling Remote
End to Control Local Camera.
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Steps
1. If the local terminal is not in the conference, go to step 2. If the local terminal is in the
conference, perform the corresponding operations as required.
To... Do...
Preset the position of the

Press the Near/Far key on the remote control until is displayed on
local camera
the monitor.
Preset the position of the

remote camera
the monitor.
2. Adjust the camera to the required position. For example, adjust the camera to face
the host of the conference.
3. Press the Camera key and select the Preset option. The Preset the camera position
4. Use the remote control to select a preset position, such as position 2, and then press
the OK key. If the camera in position 2 is selected, it indicates that the position of the
current camera is successfully preset to position 2.
5. Perform the following operations to the preset position in accordance with different
situations:
Option Description
Change the current preset position Repeat Steps 1-4.
Clear a preset position Select the preset position, and press the OK key on remote
control.
Clear all preset positions Press the Delete key on remote control.
End of Steps
Related Task
You can preset camera position over the Web page or through the PC consoles:
l Web Page: Select System Control > Video Control. Select Preset Position on the
Video Control page.
l PC Console: On the Common Control page, click Preset Camera.
2.2.6 Activating the Preset Position

To activate the preset position, the TV screen can display all the video sources that have
been configured with the preset positions of the ZXV10 T800A terminal.
After the preset positions are activated, the camera will automatically adjust to the preset
direction.
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This section describes how to activate a preset position with the remote control.
Prerequisite
l The preset position is already configured. For example, the preset position that faces
the conference host is already configured.
l To activate the preset position of the remote camera, the local and remote terminals
must be in the conference, and the Far End Camera Control function of the remote
camera must be enabled. For the corresponding operations, refer to 2.2.3 Enabling
Remote End to Control Local Camera.
Steps
1. If the local terminal is not in the conference, go to step 2. If the local terminal is in the
conference, perform the corresponding operations as required.
To... Do...
Activate the preset position

of the local camera
the monitor.
Activate the preset position

of the remote camera
the monitor.
2. Press the Camera key on the remote control and then select Activate.
3. Select the position to be activated and press the OK key on the remote control.
When the activation succeeds, the camera automatically points to the preset direction.
End of Steps
Related Task
You can activate the preset position over the Web page or through the PC console:
l Web Page: Select System Control > Video Control and click Activate Position on
the Video Control page.
l PC Console: On the Common Control page, click Get Camera Position.
2.2.7 Setting Camera

This section describes how to set the parameters of the camera of the primary video
source. The new parameters of the camera take effect after the new parameter is set.
l If you select Save, the new parameters of the camera take effect after the camera is
restarted.
If you select Restore, the factory default settings are restored.
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l If the Administrator Password function is enabled on the Security screen, you must
enter the administrator password before you can set the camera.
You can set the parameter through the remote control or the Web page. This section
describes how to perform the operation with the remote control.
Prerequisite
l The terminal is not in a call.
Context
To protect the parameter from being accidently modified, select System > Security, and
check Enable Admin. Pwd. and enter password in Administrator Pwd. text box on the
Security page.
Steps
1. Press the Camera key on the remote control. The Set Video Source screen is
displayed.
2. Select Setting. The Setting screen is displayed.
If the Please input administrator password dialog box is displayed after you press
Camera on the remote control, enter the correct password and select OK. The Setting
3. Set the parameters, referring to Table 2-6.
Table 2-6 Parameter Description
Exposure Mode The options include Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, and Auto
Exposure.
Aperture If you set Exposure Mode to Aperture Priority, you need to select the
level of the aperture.
In the settings, a larger F value means a smaller light input and lower
luminance.
Shutter Level If you set Exposure Mode to Shutter Priority, you need to select the
level of the shutter.
In the settings, a smaller shutter level means smaller exposure time and
lower luminance.
Exposure Comp. If you set Exposure Mode to Auto Priority, you need to select the level
of the exposure compensation.
Select exposure compensation to increase or decrease the exposure.
In the settings, a larger EV value means larger exposure and higher
luminance.
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Back Light Set back light to Open or Close.
ISO Level Select the ISO level. Auto is recommended.

In the settings, a larger ISO value means a higher exposure speed and
higher luminance.
White Balance Set the white balance based on the indoor lighting conditions. The
options include AUTO, FL Bulb and FL white.
Notes: FL is an abbreviation of fluorescent.
Digital Effects Set the digital effect. The options include Normal, Antique,
Monochrome, Posterization, Solerization and Nega.
Sharpness Set the sharpness of the images. The options include Low, Middle,
and High.
Noise Reduction Set the noise reduction. The options include Off, Low, Middle, and High.
Inversion Set whether to invert images. The options include Open and Close.
4. After setting the parameters, refer to the operation listed in the following table.
Purpose Operation
The new parameters take effect before the camera is Press Return.
restarted
The new parameters take effect after the camera is Select Save.
powered off and restarted
To restore the factory default settings Select Restore.
End of Steps
Related Task
You can set camera parameters over the Web page: Select System Settings > Camera.
The Camera page is displayed for you to set the parameters.
2.3 Selecting Video Sources

2.3.1 Selecting a Primary Video Source
The primary video source refers to the picture displayed on the primary TV screen.
You can select the primary video source by using the remote control, by logging in to the
Web page or PC console.
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Prerequisite
l The physical interface of the terminal has been connected to related device. For the
procedure, refer to ZXV10 T800A Quick Start Guide.
l The video source is configured in video input settings. For the procedure, refer to
2.1.1 Setting Video Input.
Steps
l Select the primary video source by the remote control
a. In the active video, press the Camera key on the remote control. The Set video
source screen is displayed.
b. Move the cursor to select the Primary option. The Select primary input screen
is displayed.
c. Select a video source as the primary video source and press the OK key on the
remote control. In this way, the video source selection is successful.
l Select the primary video source on the Web page
a. On Web page, select System Control > Video Control.
b. Click Primary Video button.
c. In the pop-up page, select a video as the primary video.
l Select the primary video source on the PC console
a. On the PC console, select Common Control > Switch Video Source.
b. On Switch Video Source page, select Primary Video in Video Channel Select
list.
c. Select a video as primary video in the Select Video list.
d. Click Switch to complete the operation.
End of Steps
2.3.2 Selecting a Presentation Source

A presentation source refers to a video source except the primary video source. It can be
the video from a camera, PC, or DVD player.
The presentation source can be displayed on the secondary TV screen and can also be
displayed on the primary TV screen by means of sending or previewing presentation.
You can select the primary video source by using the remote control, logging in to the Web
page or PC console.
Prerequisite
l The physical interface of the terminal is connected to related devices. For the
procedure, refer to ZXV10 T800A Quick Start Guide.
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l The video source is configured in video input settings. For the procedure, refer to
2.1.1 Setting Video Input.
Steps
l Select the presentation source on the remote control
a. In the active video, press the Camera key on the remote control. The Set video
source screen is displayed.
b. Move the cursor to select the Secondary option. The Secondary video source
selecting screen is displayed.
c. Select a video source as the presentation source and press the OK key on the
remote control.
l Select the presentation source on the Web page
a. On the Web page, select System Control > Video Control.
b. Click the Presentation button.

c. In the pop-up dialog box, select a video source as the presentation source.
l Select the presentation source on the PC console
a. Select Common Control > Switch Video Source.

b. On Switch Video Source page, select Presentation in Video Channel Select
drop-down list box.
c. Select a video as primary video in the Select Video drop-down list box.
d. Click Switch to complete the operation.
End of Steps
2.4 Operating Screen Display

2.4.1 Adjusting Display Mode
The available display modes are determined by the Display Mode configuration of Video
Out.
This procedure describes how to change the display mode of Display 1 by using the remote
control, or on the Web page and PC console.
Prerequisite
The display mode has been set on the video output setting interface.
Steps
l Press the Layout key on the remote control repeatedly to view the modes.
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l After logging into the Web page, click the Change Display Mode button repeatedly to
view and select a mode.
l After logging into the PC console, click the Display Mode button repeatedly to view
and select a mode.
End of Steps
2.4.2 Adjusting the Position of Picture-in-Picture

In Picture-in-Picture (PIP) mode, you can set a small picture on the screen.
You can adjust the position of picture-in-picture through the remote control, and Web page.
Steps
l Complete the following settings with the remote control before a conference starts.
a. Select > General > Appearance by using the remote control. The
Appearance screen is displayed.
b. In the PIP Position list, you can select a position as required and save the setting.
l Perform the configuration on the Web page before a conference starts.
a. Select System Settings > General > Display by using the remote control. The
Display page is displayed.
b. In the PIP Position drop-down list, you can select a position as required and save
the setting.
l During a conference, you can perform the following operations on the remote control.
a. Press the Layout key repeatedly on the remote control until the display mode is
switched to PIP.
b. Press the Menu key on the remote control. The System Control menu is
displayed.
c. Press the direction keys on the remote control to select PIP, and press OK.
d. Press the direction keys on the remote control to select the position of the small
picture, and press OK.
l During a conference, you can perform the following settings on the Web page.
a. On the Web page, select System Control > Video Control.
b. Click Change Display Mode button continuously until the display mode is
switched to PIP.
c. Click PIP Position.
d. Click the required position.
End of Steps
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2.4.3 Learning Terminal Icons

When the terminal is in a certain state, some icons are displayed on the right part of the
active video to indicate the current state. The following table gives a description of the
icons.
Table 2-7 Terminal Icons and Description (1)
Icons Description
Indicates that the local camera is under control.
Indicates that the remote camera is under control.
Broadcast source prompt. Indicates that the local end is the broadcast source.
Chairman icon. Indicates that the local end is the chairman.
Indicates that some packets are lost.
Indicates that the secondary video (presentation) is sending.
Indicates that the secondary video (presentation) is receiving.
Previews the secondary video.
Indicates that the AES encryption is enabled. The transmitted data will be
encrypted when the terminal is in a conference.
To set the display mode of the icons in the table above, select General > Appearance,
and then select the required OSD Option.
Icons Description
Indicates that the local speaker is off.
Indicates that the local audio input is turned off.
Indicates that remote audio input is off.
Under the GUI menu of the terminal, icons are displayed to indicate the connection status
of the current system. The following table gives a description of the icons.
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Icons Description
Indicates that the network connection is normal.
Indicates that there is an error with the network connection, and the connection
fails.
Indicates that the network connection is disconnected.
Indicates that GK registration succeeds.
Indicates that the terminal is registering with the GK server.
Indicates that GK registration fails.
Indicates that SIP registration succeeds.
Indicates that the terminal is registering with the SIP server.
Indicates that the SIP user name is in use, and you need to select another user
name for registration. This icon is available only when the Work Mode of SIP
is IMS_SIP.
Indicates that SIP registration fails.
Indicates that four pairs of E1 cables are normally connected.
Indicates that four pairs of E1 lines are not normally connected.
Indicates that only the last two pairs of E1 lines are correctly connected.
No icon The local terminal does not support E1 function.
The USB interface is in use.
Indicates that the terminal is in the idle state, and can act as the caller or callee.
Indicates that the terminal is in the point-to-point video conference.
Indicates that the terminal is in the point-to-point audio conference.
Indicates that the terminal is in the multipoint video conference: The home terminal
accesses the conference by making a video call.
Indicates that the terminal is in the multipoint audio conference: The home terminal
accesses the conference by making an audio call.
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2.4.4 Setting Icon Display Mode

l According to requirements, you can determine the display mode of the terminal icons
on the TV screen.
l Users can configure the icons of local end, remote end, broadcast source, chairman,
sending or receiving dual video. Refer to Table 2-7 for details.
Prerequisite
Steps
1. Select > General > Appearance by using the remote control or select System
Settings > General > Display after logging in to the Web page.
2. Refer to the following table and select the required volume display mode from the OSD
Option drop-down list.
Table 2-10 Display Mode
Display Mode Description
Always On The terminal status icons are always displayed on the screen of the
monitor. For example, if the local terminal is sending a presentation
video, the sending icon is displayed on screen.
Auto The terminal determines whether to display the corresponding icons

in accordance with the operating status. If you do not perform any
operation over 10 seconds, the status icons will disappear automatically.
Always Off
The terminal status icons (except and icons) are not
displayed on the screen of the monitor.
3. Save the settings and exit.

End of Steps
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Chapter 3
General Audio Operations
Table of Contents
Adjusting Output Volume ............................................................................................3-1
Adjusting Input Volume...............................................................................................3-2
3.1 Adjusting Output Volume

This section describes how to increase or decrease the volume. You can adjust the volume
through the remote control, Web page or PC console.
Steps
l Adjust the volume with the remote control
a. Press the key on the remote control to adjust the output volume of the terminal.
Press + to increase the output volume, and press - to decrease the output volume.
l Adjust the volume through the Web page:
a. Log in to the Web page and select System Control > Video Control. The Video
Control page is displayed.
b. Adjust the output volume as required.
Purpose Operation
Turn on the speaker Click Speaker On.
Turn off the speaker Click Speaker Off.
Increase or Decrease the

Click or on .
speaker volume
l Adjust the volume through the PC console

Log in to the PC console and adjust the local volume by referring to the following table.
Purpose Operation Result
Turn on the Click . It becomes Other sites can hear you, and the
speaker speaker icon in the status bar changes
to .
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Purpose Operation Result
Turn off the Click . It becomes Other sites cannot hear you, and the
speaker speaker icon in the status bar changes
to .
Increase or Click or . The volume increases or decreases.

Decrease
the speaker
volume
End of Steps
3.2 Adjusting Input Volume

The audio input interface of the ZXV10 T800A includes linear input interface (LINE in),
analog microphone interface (MIC in), and digital microphone interface (D-MIC). The audio
input interface can adjust the corresponding audio input of the local end and the volume
of the remote end.
You can adjust the volume through the remote control, Web page or PC console.
Steps
l By using the remote control
Purpose Procedures
Adjust the input

1. Select > System > Audio > Audio In by using the remote control.
audio volume gain
The Audio In screen is displayed.
2. Enter the volume in the Input Gain text box. The greater the value, the
higher the volume.
Turn off/on the

Press the Mute key on the remote control to turn off the local audio input. Press
microphone
the Mute key again to turn on the local audio input.
l Through the Web page
Purpose Procedures
Adjust the input audio volume 1. Select System Settings > Audio > Mic/Line Input. The
gain Mic/Line Input page is displayed.
2. Enter the volume in the Input Gain text box. The maximum
value is 16 and minimum value is 0.
Turn off/on the microphone 1. Select System Control > Video Control.
2. Click the Mic Off button to turn off the local audio input. The
Mic Off button turns into Mic On. Click Mic On to turn on the
local audio input.
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l Through the PC console
Option Description
Close audio input Click the icon . It becomes .
Result: Other site(s) cannot hear the audio from local terminal, and the
microphone icon in the status bar changes to .
Open audio input Click the icon . It becomes .
Result: Other site(s) can hear the audio from local terminal, and the microphone
icon in the status bar changes to .
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Chapter 4
Conference Initiation
This chapter describes how to initiate a conference through the remote control, over the
Web page, or through the PC console. For the related operation paths, refer to Table 4-1.
Table 4-1 Operation Paths of the Web Page and PC Console
Operations Web Paths PC Console Paths
Making a l Select Call Control >

Select > Call Control. The Call
Point-to-Point Call/Disconnect. The
Control page is displayed for you to
Conference Call Call/Disconnect page is displayed
perform operations.
for you to initiate a call.
Making a
l Select Call Control > Address
Conference Call
Book. The Address Book page is
with the Microsoft
displayed for you to initiate a call.
Lync Account
l Select Call Control > LDAP
Address Book. The LDAP
Address Book page is displayed
l Select Call Control > Call History.
The Call History page is displayed
Calling the MCU Select Call Control > Call/Disconnect.

Server The Call/Disconnect page is displayed
for you to perform operations.
Disconnecting a
Call
Operating a Select System Control > Video

Select > Common Control.
dual-stream Control. The Video Control page is
The Common Control page is
conference displayed. You can click the Open
displayed. You can click the Open
Presentation/Close Presentation,
Presentation/Close Presentation,
Preview Presentation/Stop Preview,
Preview Presentation/Stop Preview
or Change Display Mode button to
Presentation, or Display Mode button
perform required operations.
to perform required operations.
Table of Contents
Making a Point-to-Point Conference Call ....................................................................4-2
Initiating a Conference Through the Microsoft Lync Account ......................................4-5
Calling the MCU Server............................................................................................4-11
Hanging Up a Conference ........................................................................................4-12
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Operating a Dual-Stream Conference.......................................................................4-13
4.1 Making a Point-to-Point Conference Call

The ZXV10 T800A terminal can call another terminal to start a point-to-point video
conference or a point-to-point voice conference. The called party can be a video
conference terminal that supports the H.323 protocol or the SIP protocol, or a handset
terminal.
Prerequisite
l If you need to call an IP conference (the calling type is H.323 or SIP), the IP network
of the ZXV10 T800A terminal needs to be normally connected.
l If you need to call a PSTN conference, the Phone interface of the ZXV10 T800A
terminal needs to be connected to the PSTN network.
l To convent an E1 conference, the following conditions must be satisfied:
The ZXV10 T800A terminal supports E1: E1 interface card is installed on the
terminal host. The terminal license is configured to support E1.
E1 cables of the ZXV10 T800A terminals are correctly connected.
Steps
l Making a call from the main menu
a. Press the Menu or Call key on the remote control. The main menu screen is
displayed, see Figure 4-1.
Figure 4-1 Main Menu Screen
b. Enter the required address in the Address text box by referring to the following
table.
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Table 4-2 Set Type and Call Address
Type Call Address
H.323 Use either of the following types:

l Remote IP address
l Remote H323 Register Name (H323 ID)
l Remote "H323 Register Name@domain name"
l Remote H323 Terminal No.
SIP Use either of the following types:

l Remote IP address
l Remote SIP user name
l Remote "SIP user name@domain name"
PSTN The telephone number you want to call.
Note:
l If the IP address is used, the terminal does not have to register on the GK or
the SIP server.
l If the registered H.323 name or the terminal number is used, both parties
should first register on the GK server. For how to register the GK, refer to
Table 1-6.
l If the SIP user name or "SIP user name@domain name" is used, the callee
must have already registered the SIP. For how to register the SIP, refer to
Table 1-7.
l For the terminal that does not register on the SIP server, only after Work
Mode is set to UC_SIP, can it call the IP address of peer party to initiate an
SIP conference. For the operations for setting the SIP work mode, refer to
Table 1-7.
c. Select Video Call or Audio Call as needed.

d. Set the call type and rate for video call or audio call. For a description of the call
setting parameters, refer to Table 4-3.
Table 4-3 Call Setting Parameter Descriptions
Parameters Description
Type Options for voice call: Auto, H.323, SIP, or PSTN. Options for video
call: H.323 and SIP. For the call options of E1, refer to "To Initiate an E1
conference".
Auto means that the terminal automatically select H.323 or SIP to make
calls and the protocols configured under System Settings > General > Call
Option > Preferred Protocol is selected with priority.
For normal conference, select H.323.
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Parameters Description
If the peer is the telephone terminal, select PSTN.

In the following situations, select SIP:
l The remote terminal only supports the SIP conference.
l Interconnect with a Microsoft LYNC client.
l Use IMS network of China Mobile or China Telecom.
Rate When H.323 or SIP is selected from Call Type, the call rate must be
configured. Select conference rate in accordance with the requirement of
the image resolution and network environment. The rate ranges from 64
Kbps to 4 Mbps.
l For a 1080P HD video conference, 512 Kbps or above is recommended.
l The selected rate should be no more than the network bandwidth
capacity.
Password When Type is set as SIP and the Work Mode of ZXV10 T800A is IMS_SIP,
the item is visible.
Password is set as the registration password on SIP, and it is used for
authentication of the SIP server.
e. Perform the corresponding operations as needed.
To Do
Convene a video Select one of the following methods to make a call:

conference l Press Call on the remote control.
l Click the Video Call button, and press OK on the remote
control.
Convene an audio Click the Audio Call button, and press OK or Call on the remote
conference control to make a call.
l Make the call from the Call History screen.

a. Press the Menu or Call key on the remote control. The main menu screen is
displayed.
b. Select the Call History icon and press OK. The Call History screen is
displayed.
c. Move the cursor to select the required address from the call history list.
d. Press Call on the remote control, and make a video call to the selected record.
l Make a call from the Address Book screen.

a. Press the Directory key on the remote control or select the Address Book icon
from the main menu screen. The Address Book screen is displayed.
b. Perform the corresponding operations in accordance with different situations.
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To Do
Make a call from 1. Select Local one from the drop-down list in the Address Book
the local address screen.
book 2. Select a contact from the contact list.
3. Press Call on the remote control to start a call to the selected
address.
Make a call from 1. Select From LDAP Server from the drop-down list in the Address
the LDAP address Book screen.
book 2. Search and select a contract to be called.
3. Press OK on the remote control. The Information of contactor
4. Press Call on the remote control to start a call.
You can also select Call, and then press OK to start a call.
l To initiate an E1 conference
a. Select > System > Network > E1. The E1 screen is displayed.
b. Set Line Clock: set one terminal to Local and the other one to Remote.
c. Connects two terminals with the E1 cables. If the connection is normal, the
terminal automatically initiates the call.
End of Steps
Result
l If the call successes, the two terminals can communicate with each other. There are
icons displaying the current conference state at the bottom of the main menu screen.
For the descriptions of the icons, refer to Table 4-4.
Table 4-4 Icon Descriptions for the Point-to-Point Conference
Icon Description
Indicates that the terminal is in the point-to-point video conference.
Indicates that the terminal is in the point-to-point audio conference.
l If the call fails, the system displays a failure message. After the fault is fixed, call
again.
4.2 Initiating a Conference Through the Microsoft Lync

Account
The ZXV10 T800A supports point-to-point intercommunication with the Microsoft Lync:
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l if ZXV10 T800A and Lync server are located in the same network (refer to Figure 4-2
and Figure 4-3).
The ZXV10 T800A can make a voice call or video call to the Microsoft Lync 2010
after setting the parameters about SIP.
The ZXV10 T800A can make a voice call to the Microsoft Lync 2013 after setting
the parameters about SIP and NAT
l if ZXV10 T800A and Lync server are located in the different network (refer to Figure
4-4 and Figure 4-5),
The ZXV10 T800A can make a voice call or video call to the Microsoft Lync 2010
after setting the parameters about SIP and NAT.
The ZXV10 T800A can make a voice call to the Microsoft Lync 2013 after setting
the parameters about SIP and NAT.
Prerequisite
l The IP network connection of the terminal is normal.
l You have requested a Lync account and known the account information.
l AES Encryption of the ZXV10 T800A terminal and AES Encryption of the Lync
server must be the same.
Context
l Media Types and Formats
For a description of the types and formats of the media supported on the ZXV10
T800A and the Lync2010 client, refer to Table 4-5.
Table 4-5 Descriptions of Types and Formats of Media Supported on the and
the Lync2010 Client
Type Audio Primary Video Shared

Coding Presenta-
Maximum Video Maximum
Standard tion Video
Bandwidth Coding Resolution
Standard
ZXV10 T800A G.722 4 Mbps H.263 CIF Not

supported
Lync2010 G.722 4 Mbps H.263 CIF Not

Client supported
For a description of the types and formats of the media supported on the ZXV10
T800A and the Lync2013 client, refer to Table 4-6.
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Table 4-6 Descriptions of Types and Formats of Media Supported on the

ZXV10 T800A and the Lync2013 Client
Type Audio Coding Standard
ZXV10 T800A G.722
Lync2013 G.722
Client
l typical network topologies with the ZXV10 T800A and the Lync server
Based on their network environments, the ZXV10 T800A can be configured to be
deployed with the Lync server to establish point-to-point meetings with a Lync client.
This manual describes the typical network topologies with the ZXV10 T800A and the
Lync server, as well as how to configure the ZXV10 T800A and how to initiate a call
to a Lync client.
Figure 4-2 shows a typical network topology when the ZXV10 T800A and the
Lync server are located in the same LAN.
Figure 4-2 Typical Network Topology with the ZXV10 T800A and the Lync
Server in the Same LAN
Note:
Unless otherwise specified, the Lync server in Figure 4-2 is a front-end server.
Figure 4-3 shows a typical network topology when the ZXV10 T800A and the
Lync server are located on the Internet.
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Figure 4-3 Typical Network Topology with the ZXV10 T800A and the Lync
Server on the Internet
Note:
Figure 4-4 shows a typical network topology when the ZXV10 T800A is located
in an LAN and the Lync server is located on the Internet.
Figure 4-4 Typical Network Topology with the ZXV10 T800A in an LAN and the
Lync Server on the Internet
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Note:
Figure 4-5 shows a typical network topology when the ZXV10 T800A is located
on the Internet and the Lync server is located in an LAN.
Figure 4-5 Typical Network Topology with the ZXV10 T800A on the Internet
and the Lync Server in an LAN
Note:
The streaming media in Figure 4-5 is transmitted through the NAT channel rather
than the edge server.
Caution!
In Figure 4-5, if no NAT/FW is deployed between the LAN and the Internet, and
they are connected only through an edge server, or if the NAT/FW blocks the
media streams (audio, video and auxiliary video) between the ZXV10 T800A and
the Lync server, the calling party cannot hear or see the called party after a call
is connected.
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Steps
Configuring SIP-Related Parameters
1. Select > System > Network > SIP. The SIP screen is displayed.
2. Set the parameters. For a description of the parameters, refer to Table 4-7.
Table 4-7 SIP-Related Parameter Descriptions
Work Mode Set this parameter to MICROSOFT_LYNC.
User Name User name registered on the Lync server, for example, Mike.
Transport Protocol Set this parameter to TLS
SIP_Proxy IP address or domain name of the Lync server, for example,

10.129.152.142.
SIP_Backup_Pr- Leave this parameter blank.

oxy
SIP Register Set this parameter to Enable.
Register Server Domain name of the Lync server, for example, vcsp.com.
Addr.
Authenticate Name Format: User Name@Register Server Addr., for example,

Mike@vcsp.com.
Password Password of the username registered on the Lync server.
Configuring SIP NAT-Related Parameters
3. Select > System > Network > Firewall. The Firewall screen is displayed.
4. Select the SIP tab. The SIP tab is displayed. For a description of the parameters, refer
to Table 4-8.
Table 4-8 SIP NAT Parameter Descriptions
NAT Mode Set this parameter to ICE.
Compatibility Mode Set this parameter to WLM2009.
ICE Turn Server IP address or domain name of the Lync server, for example,
Addr. 10.129.152.142.
ICE Turn Server

Port number of the Lync server. By default, this parameter is set to 3478.
Port
ICE Turn Server

Leave this parameter blank.
Username
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ICE Turn Server

Leave this parameter blank.
Password
ICE Stun Server IP address or domain name of the Lync server, for example,
Addr. 10.129.152.142.
ICE Stun Server

Port number of the Lync server. By default, this parameter is set to 3478.
Port
Verifying the Registration
5. Select > Diagnostics > Sys. Status. The Sys. Status screen is displayed.
6. Verify that SIP Status is displayed as Registered.
Initiating a Call To a Lync Client
7. Press the Menu key or the Call key to open the main screen.
8. Enter the authenticate name of the Lync client in the Address text box, for example,
Anna@vcsp.com.
9. Select SIP from the Call Type drop-down list, and select a call rate from the Call Rate
drop-down list as required.
10. Click Video Call or Audio Call.
End of Steps
4.3 Calling the MCU Server

TheMCU indicates the multimedia video server, such as ZXV10 M900 and ZXV10 M9000.
The terminal can call the MCU to create a conference or participate in an ongoing
conference.
The scenarios of the terminal participation in an ongoing conference:
l For the ongoing conference on the MCU, a conference member can recall the MCU
to participate in the ongoing conference after it is disconnected.
l For the ongoing conference on the MCU, a conference member can call the MCU to
participate in a conference.
Prerequisite
l The local terminal is not in a call and the network is connected.
l The user name and password are needed for logging in to the MCU.
l The conference number and password are required to participate in an ongoing
conference.
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l To directly call the conference number or conference special number, the participating
terminals and the MCU server must have registered on the same GK (H.323) or the
SIP server.
Steps
1. Press the Call or Menu key on the remote control. The main menu screen is displayed.
2. Set Address. The value can be:
l Special service number of the conference, for example, 196 (ZXV10 M900)
l IP address of the MCU
l MCU number (MCU supports calling through MCU number)
l Conference number
3. Perform the following operations as required.
To Do
Initiate a video
i. Select Video Call.
conference
ii. (Optional) Configure Call Type, Rate and Password. For details, refer
to Table 4-3.
iii. Press the Call key on the remote control, or select Video Call button,
and then press the OK key.
Initiate an audio
i. Select Audio Call.
conference
ii. (Optional) Configure Call Type, Rate and Password. For details, refer
to Table 4-3.
iii. Select Audio Call button, and then, and then press the OK key.
4. (Optional) If the conference guide screen pops up, follow the guide to operate.
End of Steps
Result
l If the call is successful, the local terminal is added in the conference.
l If the call fails, the system displays a failure message. After the fault is fixed, call
again.
4.4 Hanging Up a Conference

If the local terminal needs not to participate in a conference, it can manually hang up the
conference to save resource.
Prerequisite
The terminal is in a call.
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Context
l For a point-to-point conference, any party in the conference can hang up the ongoing
conference.
l Multipoint conference on the MCU:
If the local terminal is the chairman terminal, it can hang up other terminals or
stop the conference.
If the local terminal is a non-chairman terminal, it can disconnects from the
conference and the other participants can still continue the conference.
Steps
1. Perform required operations. For details, refer to the following table.
Operation Procedure
A non-chairman terminal To hung up a conference, use one of the following methods:

disconnects from the conference l Press the Disconnect key on the remote control.
In the dialog box, select OK.
l Press the Disconnect key twice.
The chairman terminal disconnect

i. Press the Conf key.
a terminal
ii. Select 8. Conf. Management.
iii. Select Disconnect Terminal.
iv. In the dialog box, select OK.
The chairman terminal stops the

i. Press the Conf key.
conference
ii. Select 8. Conf. Management.
iii. Select 6. End Conference.
iv. In the dialog box, select OK.
End of Steps
4.5 Operating a Dual-Stream Conference

4.5.1 Overview of the Dual Video Stream
The dual video stream means to transmit dual video stream (primary and secondary video)
simultaneously. The dual video stream shares the bandwidth resource. The dual video
stream could be the combination of any two items, including image of camera, image of
computer desktop, video of DVD or recorder.
Generally, the first video stream, or primary video, which occupies most of the bandwidth
is used to transmit the image of camera at the main site. The secondary video stream is
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used to transmit the image of the desktop, such as slides for training and learning or files of
other formats. Usually, this video stream is called presentation or secondary video. Each
of the presentation and the primary video occupies half of bandwidth by default.
The H.239 protocol is an international standard formulated by ITU-T. The H.239 protocol
can realize the interoperability between products made by different manufacturers in terms
of presentation.
For the functions of the presentation, please refer to the following table.
Table 4-9 Presentation Functions
Function Description
Presentation If Presentation Contended is enabled on the terminal which is sending

Contended a presentation, other terminals can send presentation by applying for the
presentation token manually.
If Presentation Contended is disabled on the terminal which is sending a
presentation, other terminals can not send presentation.
Auto Send If the local terminal enables Auto Send Presentation, the terminal
Presentation will automatically check the configuration and connection status of the
presentation, once the status is confirmed in the conference, the terminal
sends the presentation automatically.
Presentation Contended and Auto Send Presentation are displayed on Call Option
screen/page. To display the Call Option screen/page:
l Select > General > Call Option from the menu using the remote control.
l Log in to the Web page of the terminal, and select System Settings > General > Call
Option from the menu.
4.5.2 Managing Presentation

If there is only one video streaming input, the local terminal can send the presentation
(secondary video) to the conference.
If there is a terminal send the presentation (secondary video) to the conference, the local
terminal can send presentations by applying for the presentation token from the previous
token owner if the previous token owner has enabled Presentation Contended.
Before sending the presentation, you can preview the local presentation and check
whether it is normal.
After the presentation is sent successfully, every participant in the conference can receive
the presentation.
Prerequisite
l The terminal is connected with the secondary video source. For details, refer to the
ZXV10 T800A Quick Start Guide.
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l The presentation source (the secondary video source) should have been successfully
configured. For details, refer to 2.3.2 Selecting a Presentation Source.
l Enable Presentation is enabled on the Call Option page.
l For presentation operation requirements on terminal status, refer to Table 4-10.
Table 4-10 Presentation Operation Requirements on Terminal Status
Operation Terminal Status Requirements
Preview the The terminal is idle or in a conference.

presentation
video
Send the No other presentation videos are sent during the conference or the terminal
presentation that is about to send the presentation video has enabled Presentation
video Contended.
Close the The terminal that sends the presentation video.

presentation
The chairman terminal in a multipoint conference.
video
Steps
1. Perform the following procedures accordingly.
To... Do...
Preview the presentation

i. Press the Content key on the remote control to display the dialog
in idle mode
box.
ii. Select OK to preview the local presentation.
iii. Press the Content key on the remote control after the preview is
complete. In the dialog box that is displayed, select OK.
Preview the presentation

i. Press the Content key on the remote control.
in the conference
ii. Select Preview to preview the local presentation.
iii. After the preview is complete, press the Content key on the remote
control to select Stop.
Send the presentation in

i. Press the Content key on the remote control during the conference.
the conference
ii. Select Send and press the OK key on the remote control to send the
presentation.
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To... Do...
The presentation is closed

i. Press the Content key on the remote control.
by the sending terminal
ii. In the confirmation dialog box, select OK.
The presentation is closed

i. Press the Conf key on the remote control of the chairman terminal.
by the chairman terminal
The Conference Control menu is displayed.
ii. Select 12. Release Dual Token. In the confirmation dialog box,
select OK.
End of Steps
4.5.3 Switching Display Mode

In a dual video conference, each terminal can receive the presentation. You can view the
presentation through switching a display mode.
Prerequisite
The terminal has enabled the presentation mode by configuring the Mode on the Video
Out page. For the procedure, refer to "2.1.2 Setting Video Output".
Steps
1. Press the Layout key on the remote control continuously until the required
presentation is displayed.
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General Operations of
Conference Control
You can initiate a multipoint conference through the ZTE-developed MCU server (for
example, ZXV10 M900 and ZXV10 M9000).
l The terminal that is called through H.323 supports the conference control function,
that is to say, you can use the Conf key to perform related operations.
l The terminal that is called through SIP or PSTN does not support the conference
control function, that is to say, pressing the Conf key results in no response from the
system.
You can control a conference through the remote control or PC console. The following
sections describe how to control a conference through the remote control. For the PC
console: Select > Conference Control. The Conference Control page is displayed
for you perform operations.
Table of Contents
Viewing the Terminal List............................................................................................5-1
Applying and Releasing Chairman..............................................................................5-2
Selecting the Broadcast Source .................................................................................5-3
Viewing Other Conference Sites.................................................................................5-5
Controlling Conference Sound....................................................................................5-6
Chairman Conference Management ...........................................................................5-7
5.1 Viewing the Terminal List

This procedure describes how to view the terminal list from which you can know the
information such as all participating terminals, microphone and speaker status in each
conference site, and the broadcast source of the ongoing conference.
Prerequisite
The local terminal is not the chairman terminal.
Steps
1. Press Conf key on the remote control. The Conference Control menu is displayed.
2. Select the 3. Terminal List. The corresponding terminal list is displayed, see Figure
5-1.
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Figure 5-1 Terminal List
For the terminal status icons, refer to Table 5-1.
Table 5-1 Status Icon in the Terminal List
Icon Description
This icon indicates that audio from the conference is being transmitted to the
terminals monitor speaker. All terminals with this icon displayed will hear everyone
who speaks in the conference.
This icon indicates that audio from the conference has been disabled on that
terminal. All terminals with this icon displayed will not hear any of the other
participants who speak in the conference.
This icon indicates that the local microphone is enabled. When the local participant
speaks, all the remote participants will hear the local speaker.
This icon indicates that the local microphone is disabled. When the local participant
speaks, all the remote participants will not hear the local speaker.
This icon indicates that the local terminal is the broadcast source.
End of Steps
5.2 Applying and Releasing Chairman

The chairman in a multipoint conference can perform operations to control the conference.
l If a conference is started without a chairman, all the conference sites can apply for
chairman.
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l A conference can only have one chairman. The terminal with the chairman token can
control the conference.
l Only after the chairman site releases the chairman token, can other conference sites
apply for chairman.
Prerequisite
l Terminals can only apply for chairman in a multipoint conference.
l Only non-chairman conference sites can apply for chairman and the application is
successful only when there is no chairman in a conference.
l Only chairman conference sites can release the chairman token.
Steps
1. Perform the corresponding operations as required.
To Do
Apply for Chairman

i. During a conference, press the Conf key by using the remote control.
The Conference Control screen is displayed.
ii. Select the 1. Apply Chairman option. If the conference has no

chairman, the application for chairman is successful.
Release Chairman
i. During a conference, press the Conf key by using the remote control.
The Conference Control screen is displayed.
ii. Select the 9. Release Chairman option and press OK.
Note:
If the conference already has a chairman, the application for chairman fails. In this
case, the system displays a dialog box showing the name of the current chairman
terminal.
End of Steps
5.3 Selecting the Broadcast Source

l The chairman terminal can select itself or any conference site as the broadcast source.
l The video from the selected conference site as the broadcast source will be displayed
in all the other conference sites.
Prerequisite
l The local terminal is the chairman terminal in a multipoint conference.
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l Only when multipoint conferences are started on the MCU server, can the chairman
terminal perform the Specify Speech operation.
Context
For the comparison of the Self Broadcast, Broadcast Site, and Specify Speech
operations, refer to the following table:
Table 5-2 Selecting the Broadcast Source
Operation Result
Self Broadcast l The chairman terminal acts as the broadcast source.

l The microphone and sound status of other conference sites keep the
original status.
Broadcast Site l The broadcast terminal is the broadcast source.

l The microphone and sound status of other conference sites keep the
original status.
Specify Speech l The terminal that is specified for speech is the broadcast source.
l The microphones and sound of the chairman terminal and the terminal
that is broadcast are enabled.
l The microphones of other conference sites are disabled and the sound
of other conference sites are enabled.
Steps
1. Press Conf on the remote control at the chairman terminal. The Conference Control
menu is displayed.
Operation Step
Self Broadcast Select 1. Self Broadcast.
Broadcast Site
i. Select 2. Broadcast Site. A dialog box is displayed.
ii. Select the required conference site and press the OK key on the remote
control.
Specify Speech
i. Select 3. Specify Speech. A dialog box is displayed.
control.
End of Steps
Result
l A broadcast source icon appears on the right of the broadcast terminal's monitor
to show that the broadcast mode is activated.
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l In the terminal list, the terminal that acts as the broadcast source is identified as .
5.4 Viewing Other Conference Sites

Perform either of the following operations to view other conference sites:
l Chairman View: The chairman terminal selects a conference site and views its video.
If necessary, the chairman terminal selects any other conference site and views the
corresponding video.
l Chairman Browse: The chairman selects several conference sites and views their
video in turn after setting the required interval.
Prerequisite
l The conference is a multipoint conference started on the MCU, for example, the M900.
l The local terminal is the chairman terminal and acts as the broadcast source.
Steps
1. Press the Conf key on the remote control. The Conference Control menu is
displayed.
To Do
Chairman View i. Select 5. Chairman View. The Chairman View screen is displayed.
control.
iii. Determine whether to view another conference site.

l If yes, go to step ii.
l If not, go to step iv.
iv. Press the Return key on the remote control.
Chairman Browse i. Select 6. Chairman Browse. The Chairman Browse screen is

displayed.
ii. Select one or more terminals. You can also select all terminals.
iii. In the Interval(s) text box, enter the interval of displaying conference
sites in turn. The time value is entered in minutes.
iv. Select Browse. The chairman terminal starts to browse the video
streams from selected conference sites.
These selected sites will be displayed by turns on Chairman's screen.
v. (Optional) Perform the following operations as required:
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To Do
l While browsing the selected terminals, the chairman terminal can

add one or multiple terminals to the list or delete one or multiple
terminals from the list.
l Select Pause to suspend the browsing of the conference sites.
Select Continue to continue to browse the conference sites.
vi. Select Stop to stop browsing the video streams from conference sites.
End of Steps
5.5 Controlling Conference Sound

The chairman terminal can enable or disable the microphones and sound of other
conference sites.
Prerequisite
l The conference is a multipoint conference started on the MCU, for example, M900.
l The local terminal is the chairman terminal in the conference.
Steps
displayed.
2. Select 7. Mute/Silent.
3. Set parameters as required.
To Do
Enable/Disable Speaking l Select 1. Speech Control. The Speech Control screen is

displayed.
l Select the required conference site name to enable or disable this
site to be heard in the conference.
Select Forbid all to Speak or Allow all to Speak to disable or enable

all sites to be heard in the conference.
Enable/Disable Listening l Select 2. Listening Control. The Listening Control screen is

Mode displayed.
l Select the required conference site name to enable/disable this site
to listen to the audio of other sites.
Select Forbid all to Listen or Allow all to Listen to disable or enable

all sites to listen to the audio of other sites.
End of Steps
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Result
In the terminal list, the icons show the microphone and sound status of the terminal.
Icon Status
The microphone of the conference site is enabled.
The microphone of the conference site is disabled.
The sound speaker of the conference site is enabled.
The sound speaker of the conference site is disabled.
5.6 Chairman Conference Management

For the available operations after the chairman selects 8. Conf Management in the
Conference Control menu in the multipoint conference started on the MCU, refer to
Table 5-3.
Table 5-3 Chairman Conference Control
Operation Application
Add a Terminal Places a call to a terminal that is not in the conference list when the conference
is ongoing. The new terminal must have registered on the GK successfully.
Remove a Terminal Removes a terminal forcibly from the conference list. The terminal will not be
displayed in the conference list until the chairman performs the Add Terminal
operation.
Reconnect a Calls a terminal that is in the conference list, if the terminal is disconnected due
Terminal to a network error or hang-up.
Disconnect a Disconnects a terminal that is in conference. After the terminal is disconnected,

Terminal it cannot join in the conference but still exists in the conference list. In this case,
the chairman can perform the Call Terminal operation to reconnect the terminal.
Extend Conference Extends the conference period. If the conference duration is set to permanent,
this operation is invalid.
When performing this operation, ensure that the total conference period does
not exceed 72 hours.
End Conference Ends the conference ahead of schedule.
Prerequisite
l The local terminal is the chairman.
l The current conference is a multipoint conference on the MCU.
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Steps
displayed.
2. Select 8. Conf Management. The Conference Control menu is displayed.
3. Perform the operations as required. For the related operations, refer to Table 5-4.
Table 5-4 Conference Control
Operation Step Result
Add a Terminal i. Select 1. Add Terminal. The added terminal

becomes the new
ii. In the dialog box that is displayed, enter the ter-
conference member.
minal number registered in the GK server, that is,
the terminal number displayed on the H.323 page.
iii. Select Add.
Remove a i. Select 4. Remove Terminal. The terminal is not a

Terminal conference member. It
ii. In the dialog box that is displayed, select the re-
can be re-added only
quired terminal name.
when the chairman
iii. In the pop-up message box, select OK. performs the Add
Terminal operation.
Reconnect a i. Select 2. Call Terminal. The terminal that

Terminal belongs to the
conference but is
quired terminal.
disconnected is
On the Call Terminal screen, the listed terminals
reconnected to the
are those that are not connected normally. If no
conference.
terminal is listed, it indicates that all conference
members join in the conference normally.
Disconnect a i. Select 3. Disconnect Terminal. The terminal that

Terminal is in conference
is disconnected
quired terminal.
temporarily. It cannot
join in the conference
but is still a conference
member.
Extend the i. Select 5. Extend Conference. The conference period

Conference time is extended
ii. In the dialog box that is displayed, enter the re-
successfully.
quired minutes.
iii. Select Set.
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Operation Step Result
End the i. Select 6. End Conference. The conference is

Conference ended immediately.
ii. In the pop-up message box, select OK.
End of Steps
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Personalized Settings
Table of Contents
Setting Volume Display Mode.....................................................................................6-1
Showing or Hiding the Local Conference Site Name...................................................6-2
Setting the Transparency of the GUI Menu .................................................................6-3
Configuring Call Answering Mode...............................................................................6-3
6.1 Setting Volume Display Mode

According to requirements, you can determine whether to display the current volume on
the TV screen.
l The indicates the current input volume.
l The indicates the current output volume.

This section describes how to set volume display mode by using the remote control or on
the Web page.
Steps
l On the GUI:
a. Select > System > General > Appearance on the remote control. The
Appearance screen is displayed.
b. Turn to the Appearance page 2.

c. Refer to Table 6-1, and select the required volume display mode from the Volume
Display list.
Table 6-1 Volume Display
Display Mode Description
Do Not Display The volume state is not displayed on the TV screen.
Only the volume state of local input is displayed on the TV

Display Input Volume
screen.
Only the volume state of local output is displayed on the TV

Display Output Volume
screen.
The volume states of input and output are displayed

Display All Volume
simultaneously on the TV screen.
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d. Press the Return key on the remote control, and select OK in a displayed dialog
box.
l On the Web page:
a. Select System Settings > General > Display from the menu. The Display page
is displayed.
b. From the Volume Display list, select the required volume display mode.
c. Click OK.
End of Steps
6.2 Showing or Hiding the Local Conference Site Name

According to requirements, you can determine whether to display the name of the local
conference site on the remote TV screen.
The name of the local conference site can be shown or hidden with the remote control and
Web page. This section describes how to show or hide the name of the local conference
site with the remote control.
Prerequisite
Steps
1. Select > General > Appearance by using the remote control, or select System
Settings > General > Display after logging in to the Web page.
2. Select Sending Terminal from the Name Option drop-down list. Then, the TV screen
displays the name of the local conference site.
Note:
Three options are available for name display.
l Sending Terminal: The name of the local conference site and the local picture
are combined at the local end and then transmitted, that is, the remote end can
view the terminal name when receiving the picture.
l Receiving Terminal: The name of the remote conference and the picture are
combined at the receiving end, that is, the receiving end can view the remote
name all the time.
l Disable: The name of the conference site and the picture are not combined. In
this case, you can view only the picture.
Sending Terminal is recommended.
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3. On the remote control, press the Return key and then select OK.
End of Steps
6.3 Setting the Transparency of the GUI Menu

On the Appearance screen, set the transparency of the GUI menu accordingly.
You can set the transparency of the GUI menu with the remote control and Web page.This
section describes how to set the transparency of the GUI menu by using the remote control.
Prerequisite
Steps
1. Select > General > Appearance. The Appearance screen is displayed.

Scroll down the page to open the next page of Appearance.
2. Select the GUI transparency of the terminal. There are five options: 0%, 25%, 50%,
75%, and 100%.
3. Save the setting.
End of Steps
Related Task
Alternatively, you can select System Settings > General > Display to configure this item
on the Web page.
6.4 Configuring Call Answering Mode

When other terminals or MCUs place a call to the local terminal, you can select the
answering modes.
You can configure the call answering mode with the remote control and Web page. This
section describes how to configure the call answering mode with the remote control.
Prerequisite
Steps
1. Select > General > Call Option by using the remote control.
2. For point-to-point call: select the required mode from the P2P Answer, Multipoint
Answer or PSTN Answer list. Table 6-2 describes the available modes:
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Table 6-2 Answering Mode
Answering Mode Application
Auto When a call is received, the terminal automatically answers the call
and connects to the conference.
Manual When a call is received, the terminal displays a call prompt asking
you whether to accept the call.
Do not Disturb When a call is received, the terminal directly rejects the call.
In this case, the TV screen at the remote end prompts that the remote
end is busy.
Auto (Only audio) When there is an incoming call, the ZXV10 T800A terminal directly
connects the conference by an audio mode.
3. Set Auto Answer Mic Mute

l Enable: The terminal automatically joins the conference when the terminal is
called, microphone of local end is turned off.
l Disable: The terminal automatically joins the conference when the terminal is
called, microphone of local end remains previous status.
Auto Answer Mic Mute is valid when P2P Answer is set to Auto or Auto (Only
audio). Auto Answer Mic Mute is used only in a point-to-point conference.
4. Save the configuration to make the configuration take effect.
End of Steps
Related Task
Alternatively, you can select System Settings > General > Call Option to configure this
item on the Web page.
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Other Operations
Table of Contents
Viewing Version Information .......................................................................................7-1
Performing Ping Test ..................................................................................................7-1
Key Combinations of the Remote Control ...................................................................7-2
7.1 Viewing Version Information

On the version information screen, the user can view the software version, but cannot
modify it.
You can view the version information with the remote control, on the Web page, or on the
PC console.
Steps
l View with the remote control: Select > Diagnostics > Version Info.. The Version
Info. screen is displayed.
Scroll down the page to view the second and third version information screens.
They contain the versions of all the media processor software, web server software
version and other software versions.
l View on the Web page: You can view the version information by clicking System
Diagnosis > Versions after logging in to the Web page.
l View through the PC console: You can view the version information by clicking System
Diagnosis > Version Info. after logging in to the PC console.
End of Steps
7.2 Performing Ping Test

The ping test aims to test whether the IP network between the ZXV10 T800A terminal and
other devices including MCUs, PCs, and videoconferencing terminals is reliable.
This section describes how to perform ping test with the remote control.
Steps
1. Select > Diagnostics > Ping Test by using the remote control.
2. Set the parameters. For a description of the parameters, refer to Table 7-1.
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Table 7-1 Network Test Parameter Description
Remote Address IP address of the remote device.
Times Times that the network passes the ping test, range: 1 to 65535,
recommended value: 4.
Packet size Size of the ping test network packets, range: 1 to 65500, unit: byte, the
recommended value: 32.
3. Click Ping to start the ping test.

After the ping test is complete, the result is as follows:
l If Total Sent Packets=Total Received Packets, the remote device has been
successfully reached.
l If Total Sent Packets>Total Received Packets>0, the remote device has been
reached but some packets are lost.
l If Total Packets Received=0, the remote device has not been successfully
reached. Check whether the IP connection of the local terminal or the remote
terminal is abnormal.
End of Steps
Related Task
You can perform the Ping test over the Web page: Select System Diagnostics > Ping.
7.3 Key Combinations of the Remote Control

When the ZXV10 T800A terminal is not in the conference, through the combinations of the
Disconnect, *, #, and the number keys, you can quickly switch between the main video
output (Display 1), perform local loopback test, and restore the factory default settings.
Switch Display 1 Output

For the combination keys to switch the physical interfaces and work modes of Display 1,
refer to Table 7-2.
Table 7-2 Combination Keys to Switch the Interface and Work Mode
Pressing the Keys Function

Continuously
Disconnect key-*-#-0-0-0 Switches the Display 1 output to DVI1 interface.

The work mode is set to HDMI.
The resolution mode is set to Auto, which means the resolution
mode is automatically adaptive to the resolution and rate.
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Continuously

The work mode is set to YPbPr.
The resolution mode is set to 720P@60 Hz with a resolution of
1280720 and rate of 60 Hz.

The work mode is set to DVI.

The work mode is set to VGA.

The work mode is set to HDMI.


The work mode is set to DVI.

Disconnect key-*-#-0-2-1 Switches the Display 1 output to VGA interface.

Disconnect key-*-#-0-2-3 Switches the Display 1 output to VGA interface.

7-3


Continuously
Disconnect key-*-#-0-3-5 Switches the Display 1 output to SDI interface.

The work mode is set to 3G-SDI.
For example, you can press "Disconnect", "*", "#", "0", "0" and "0" to switch the Display
1 output to DVI1 interface, and the work mode to HDMI.
You can switch Display 1 output on the GUI screen and Web page. The procedure is as
below:
l By using the remote control, select > System > Video > Video Out. On the
Video Out screen, select Config corresponding to Display 1. Set Port, Work Mode,
and Resolution as required.
l Log in to the Web page and select System Settings > Video > Video Out. On
the Video Out tab, click Config Interface corresponding to Display 1. Set Video
Interface, Work Mode, and Resolution as required.
Note:
After you press the key combination, the video will be displayed two to three seconds later.
Local Loopback Test

Refer to the following table to perform the local loopback test.

Continuously
Disconnect key-*-#-1-0 Stops the local loopback test.
Disconnect key-*-#-1-1 Starts the local loopback test.
You can set the local loopback test on the GUI screen, Web page, and PC console. The
procedure is as below:
l By using the remote control, select > Diagnostics > Loopback Test.
l Log in to the Web page and select System Diagnosis > Loopback.
l Log in to the PC console and select > System Diagnosis > Loopback Test.
Restoring Factory Default Settings

Refer to the following table to restore factory default settings.
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Continuously
Disconnect key-*-#-2-0 Directly restores factory default settings.
Disconnect key-*-#-2-1 Restores the factory default settings after you confirm the operation
in the message box that appears.
You can restore the factory default settings on the GUI screen or Web page. The procedure
is as below:
l By using the remote control, select > System > Maintenance > Load Config.
l Log in to the Web page and select System Settings > Configure.
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Glossary
ADSL
- Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line
DHCP
- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
DNS
- Domain Name Server
GK
- Gate Keeper
H.323
- ITU-T Rec. Packet-based Multimedia Communications Systems
IP
- Internet Protocol
MCU
- Multipoint Control Unit
NAT
- Network Address Translation
PPPoE
- Point to Point Protocol over Ethernet
SIP
- Session Initiation Protocol
TLS
- Transport Layer Security

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R1.0 2015-03-16 First edition.

Serial Number: SJ-20150317104209-002

Publishing Date: 2015-03-16 (R1.0)

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Chapter 2 General Video Operations........................................................ 2-1

Chapter 3 General Audio Operations ....................................................... 3-1

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Chapter 4 Conference Initiation ................................................................ 4-1

Chapter 5 General Operations of Conference Control............................ 5-1

Chapter 6 Personalized Settings............................................................... 6-1

Chapter 7 Other Operations ...................................................................... 7-1

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Chapter 5, General Describes the common operations in conference.

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1.1 Getting Started

Table 1-1 Operation Reference

Steps Operation Reference

1 Connect the peripherals and ZXV10 T800A Quick Start Guide

3 Configure the basic information 1.4 Performing Basic Configuration

4 Configure video input and 2.1.1 Setting Video Input

5 Adjust the local camera 2.2.2 Controlling the Local Camera

6 Adjust volume 3.2 Adjusting Input Volume

7 Make a call 4.1 Making a Point-to-Point Conference Call

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1.2 Terminal Control

Table 1-2 Typical Application Scenario of Terminal Control Mode

Application Scenario GUI on Remote Web Page PC Console

Daily configuration and -

Daily Configuration and Modification

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Multi-point Conference Control

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4. Click Login to log in to the terminal Web page.

1.2.3 Installing the PC Console

1.2.4 Logging in to the PC Console

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Terminal Console > PC Console, or directly double-click the shortcut icon .

Table 1-3 Follow-up Operation

Cancel login Click the Quit button.

Click History, to view the history information in the dialog box.

1.2.5 Control the Terminal Through the Camera

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1.3 Validating Terminal Settings

1.4 Performing Basic Configuration

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Use SNTP Server to Synchronize

iii. Select the Time Zone of the terminal.

Set the Local Time Manually

ii. Set the Date Format, Date, and Time.

Table 1-4 Set Terminal Display

Parameter Name Description

Terminal Name Enter a name to identify different video conference terminals.

Select a display language: Chinese, English, Espaol (Spanish),