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Room Design and Layout
Polycom, Inc. A–13
wish to “show” or “view” must be translated to video, most often with some
sort of camera mechanism. Document cameras, 35mm slide-to-video units,
video scanners and scan conversion devices all are designed to take one format
of source material and convert it to a standard video signal that can be
digitized, shipped to the far-end(s), and converted back to composite video for
display. Which devices are selected and how they are used depends entirely
on the needs and goals of the end-users of the system(s) and the format of their
source materials.
Room Control Elements
To give all participants the easiest use of the room for any and all presentation
or conference purposes, a fully integrated room controller is recommended. It
is important that one controller operate all devices in the room so that only one
user interface needs to be learned by those managing the facility. The common
controller also makes it much easier to expand and enhance room capabilities
over time by adding or upgrading equipment. A proper room controller can
operate and coordinate the use of lighting, curtains, displays, audio devices,
VCRs and slide projectors, as well as all the conferencing equipment,
including any network-related control needed. In lieu of a complete control
system, a limited functionality controller can be located at the presentation
interface panel to control the switching and routing of the computer graphics
and configure the overhead camera video paths.
It is strongly advised that at least 20 percent of the time spent developing a
videoconferencing room be devoted to this important sub-system, as it will
complete the integration of the conference and presentation environment.
And remember that simpler is always better. People do not pay for technology.
They pay for the benefits that technology can bring. The doorway to those
benefits is a simple, straightforward and intuitive user control.
- Systems 1
- About This Guide 3
- Contents 5
- 3Using the API 7
- 4 System Commands 7
- Polycom, Inc. ix 9
- Contents 11
- Polycom, Inc. xi 11
- Polycom, Inc. xiii 13
- A Room Design and Layout 15
- B Status Messages 15
- Polycom, Inc. xvii 17
- Room Integration 19
- Large Conference Room 20
- Classroom 21
- 1–4 Polycom, Inc 22
- Integrating Video 23
- Use Polycom Power Supply Only 24
- Part Number: 1465-52733-040 24
- 50 ft or 100 ft 25
- Optional, up to 100 ft 26
- Second Camera 27
- Up to 100 ft 28
- Polycom, Inc. 1–11 29
- 1–12 Polycom, Inc 30
- Polycom, Inc. 1–13 31
- 1–14 Polycom, Inc 32
- Polycom, Inc. 1–15 33
- 1–16 Polycom, Inc 34
- Quick-Connect 38
- Integrating Audio and Content 39
- Option 2 40
- Polycom, Inc. 1–23 41
- 1–24 Polycom, Inc 42
- Polycom, Inc. 1–25 43
- Series System 44
- Network Cables 45
- 2–2 Polycom, Inc 46
- LAN Cable 47
- 2–4 Polycom, Inc 48
- ISDN Cable 49
- PRI Pin Assignments 50
- Analog Telephone (POTS) Cable 51
- 2–8 Polycom, Inc 52
- V.35 NIC Cable 53
- V.35 and RS-366 Serial Cable 54
- Polycom, Inc. 2–11 55
- 2–12 Polycom, Inc 56
- Polycom, Inc. 2–13 57
- 2–14 Polycom, Inc 58
- Power over Ethernet (PoE) 59
- Video and Camera Cables 60
- BNC to S-Video Cable 61
- BNC to S-Video Adapter 62
- S-Video to RCA Adapter 63
- DVI to VGA Monitor Cable 64
- HDMI Monitor Cable 65
- BNC Monitor Adapter Cable 66
- Polycom, Inc. 2–23 67
- HDX Component Video Cable 68
- DVI-D Monitor Cable 69
- Component A/V Monitor Cable 70
- HDCI Analog Camera Cable 71
- 2–28 Polycom, Inc 72
- Polycom, Inc. 2–29 73
- HDCI Camera Break-Out Cable 74
- VCR/DVD Composite Cable 75
- Composite Video Cable 76
- P1 Connector P2 Connector 77
- HDCI PowerCam Cable 78
- Polycom, Inc. 2–35 79
- HDCI VISCA Adapter Cable 80
- Polycom, Inc. 2–37 81
- 2–38 Polycom, Inc 82
- HDCI Sony VISCA Adapter Cable 83
- 2–40 Polycom, Inc 84
- PowerCam Primary Camera Cable 85
- PowerCam Break-Out Cable 86
- 8-pin mini-DIN to DB-15 87
- 8-pin mini-DIN to DB-9 88
- People+Content Cable 89
- Audio Cables 90
- Polycom, Inc. 2–47 91
- 2–48 Polycom, Inc 92
- Polycom, Inc. 2–49 93
- It is male Walta to RJ-45 94
- Polycom, Inc. 2–51 95
- 2–52 Polycom, Inc 96
- Polycom, Inc. 2–53 97
- Audio Adapter Cable 98
- Audio Cable 99
- Vortex Cable 100
- 3.5mm Screw Cage Connector 101
- Subwoofer Volume Attenuator 102
- Phoenix Cable 103
- Serial Cables 104
- Polycom, Inc. 2–61 105
- Null Modem Adapter 106
- Using the API 107
- 3–2 Polycom, Inc 108
- Polycom, Inc. 3–3 109
- Using the API Controller Code 110
- Additional API Resources 111
- 3–6 Polycom, Inc 112
- System Commands 113
- About the API Commands 114
- Command Response Syntax 115
- LAN Connection 116
- Additional Tips 117
- 4–6 Polycom, Inc 118
- Feedback Examples 119
- See Also 120
- Polycom, Inc. 4–9 121
- Comments 123
- 4–20 Polycom, Inc 132
- 4–30 Polycom, Inc 142
- Polycom, Inc. 4–33 145
- 4–40 Polycom, Inc 152
- Polycom, Inc. 4–41 153
- Polycom, Inc. 4–45 157
- Polycom, Inc. 4–47 159
- Polycom, Inc. 4–65 177
- 4–66 Polycom, Inc 178
- Polycom, Inc. 4–71 183
- Monitor 2 189
- 4–80 Polycom, Inc 192
- Polycom, Inc. 4–95 207
- FTP Enabled: True 215
- HTTP Enabled: True 215
- SNMP Enabled: True 215
- Polycom, Inc. 4–109 221
- Feedback Example 241
- 4–136 Polycom, Inc 248
- 4–142 Polycom, Inc 254
- 4–188 Polycom, Inc 300
- Parameter Description 345
- Polycom, Inc. 4–241 353
- <connection status> 363
- Polycom, Inc. 4–261 373
- Polycom, Inc. 4–267 379
- Polycom, Inc. 4–273 385
- 4–290 Polycom, Inc 402
- 4–294 Polycom, Inc 406
- 4–348 Polycom, Inc 460
- 4–368 Polycom, Inc 480
- Room Design and Layout 481
- A–2 Polycom, Inc 482
- Polycom, Inc. A–3 483
- Ceiling Tiles 484
- Air Conditioning 484
- Interior Design and Finishes 485
- Acoustics 485
- Room Lighting 486
- Light Fixtures 487
- Audio Elements 488
- Polycom, Inc. A–9 489
- Audio Output 490
- Direction 490
- Video Elements 491
- A–12 Polycom, Inc 492
- Room Control Elements 493
- A–14 Polycom, Inc 494
- Status Messages 495
- Polycom, Inc. B–3 497
- B–4 Polycom, Inc 498
- Polycom HDX 9000 Series 499
- Specifications 499
- DTMF Dialing 500
- Remote Control 501
- C–4 Polycom, Inc 502
- Polycom, Inc. C–5 503
- RS-232 Serial Interface 504
- Secure RS-232 Interface API 505
- Permissions 505
- D–2 Polycom, Inc 506
- Polycom, Inc. D–3 507
- D–4 Polycom, Inc 508
- Polycom, Inc. D–5 509
- D–6 Polycom, Inc 510
- Polycom, Inc. D–7 511
- D–8 Polycom, Inc 512
- Polycom, Inc. D–9 513
- D–10 Polycom, Inc 514
- Polycom, Inc. D–11 515
- D–12 Polycom, Inc 516
- Polycom, Inc. D–13 517
- D–14 Polycom, Inc 518
- Polycom, Inc. D–15 519
- D–16 Polycom, Inc 520
- Polycom, Inc. D–17 521
- D–18 Polycom, Inc 522
- Polycom, Inc. D–19 523
- D–20 Polycom, Inc 524
- Polycom, Inc. D–21 525
- D–22 Polycom, Inc 526
- Polycom, Inc. D–23 527
- D–24 Polycom, Inc 528
- Polycom, Inc. D–25 529
- D–26 Polycom, Inc 530
- Polycom, Inc. E–1 531
- Local Directory Commands 532
- Call Function Commands 532
- Conference Setting Commands 533
- Chair Control Commands 534
- Global Services Commands 534
- LAN, WAN, and IP Commands 535
- Gatekeeper Commands 536
- Gateway Commands 536
- LAN and WAN Commands 536
- Network and QoS Commands 537
- Network Security Commands 537
- ISDN - Global Commands 537
- ISDN - BRI Commands 538
- ISDN - PRI Commands 538
- V35 Commands 538
- Video and Audio Commands 539
- Content Commands 540
- Camera Input Setting Commands 540
- Registration Commands 541
- Diagnostic Commands 542
- Sound Setting Commands 542
- Display Setting Commands 542
- Miscellaneous Commands 543
- • waitfor on page 4-361 544
- • wake on page 4-362 544
- Polycom, Inc. Index-1 545
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