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RXV80 Standalone Video Collaboration Bar Deployment Guide
RXV80 Standalone Video Collaboration Bar Release Notes
Version 1.9 7 RXV80 Standalone Video Collaboration Bar
The AudioCodes RXV80 standalone video collaboration bar delivers an intuitive meeting room
experience in video-enabled meeting rooms, and is especially designed for huddle rooms.
Integrated processing capabilities deliver unified communication in a standalone device, enabling
remote participants to see and hear everyone in the room with outstanding video image clarity
and enhanced voice quality.
Developed in partnership with Dolby®, the RXV80 overcomes challenging lighting conditions and
variations in room dimensions to capture every detail as if you were actually there. Intelligent
Acoustics™ enable full room pickup, ensuring incredible voice quality that enhances quiet and
distant voices while isolating every speaker regardless of external disturbances from beyond the
room’s confines. The resulting meeting experience empowers every participant to collaborate unhindered by meeting room shape, size, or wall texture.
1.1 Highlights
RXV80 feature highlights:
Wide-angle 4K Camera & HDR Video Mapping
Covers a 110° viewing angle capturing every seat in the room even in tight spaces with
challenging lighting conditions
Seamless Integration with Leading UC Platforms
Enables quick and easy deployment, installation, and moderation with click-to-join
functionality for both video-enabled collaboration and voice-only conference calls.
Intuitive & Cost-effective Meeting Experience
Leverages touch controller and existing TV speakers without relying on personal devices
such as laptops or phones.
Operational Efficiency
Enhances meeting experience with centralized management, monitoring, and continuous
productivity.
Dynamic Levelling & Intelligent Acoustics™
Boosts quiet or distant voices while distinguishing speech from noise.
1.2 About AudioCodes’ RX Suite
The RX Suite offering initially consisted of a portfolio of meeting room solutions to enhance
meeting productivity through high-quality audio conferencing plus the Meeting Insights app to
handle meeting recording, post-meeting analytics, and action item follow up.
Collaboration Bars for Microsoft Teams provides customers a simple and easy-to-use Teams
meeting experience in more spaces across their organizations. The RX Suite has a line of
conferencing devices that address a wide range of meeting room environments from huddle
rooms to boardrooms.
The RXV80 Collaboration Bar for Microsoft Teams, part of the RX Suite, dramatically enhances
the experience of Teams users seeking next-level experiences.
Jointly developed with Dolby Communications Business Group, the video conferencingsolution
integrates Dolby audio and video quality with AudioCodes’ expertise in integrating with Microsoft
Team s.
The RXV80 ensures that users experience exceptional audio and video quality whether they’re in
the meeting room or anywhere else.
Version 1.9 9 RXV80 Standalone Video Collaboration Bar
RXV80 Standalone Video Collaboration Bar
Audio range: Super wideband, 160Hz – 16kHz
Encryption: TLS (Transport Layer Security), SRTP encryption for media,
1.3 Specifications
The following table shows the RXV80 specifications.
Feature Details
Table 1-1: Specifications
Video capabilities
Audio
Device Interfaces
Network Provisioning
OS
Ultra HD 4k Image Sensor
1/1.8” CMOS
Super-wide Angle Horizontal Field of View: 110°
Lens: Fixed focus, f/1.8 aperture
HDR video mapping
EPTZ capable
H.264 Baseline and High Profile
Output Resolution: 1080p
Frame Rate: 30 fps
Full duplex, noise suppression, acoustic echo cancellation, voice
separation
Audio output through HDMI (developed in partnership with Dolby)
4X beamforming microphone array
Voice pickup range: 4.5m (15ft)
Audio frequency: G.711a/G.711u/G.722/G.729ab/Opus
Single HDMI output to TV
HDMI input (roadmap)
USB 3.0 host ports (x2)
Wi-Fi (dual band support)
Bluetooth (BLE support)
Network: 10/100/1000 Mb (RJ-45) network interface
Kensington lock
Supports tripod mounting
TCP/IP (IPv4), DHCP/ static IP; Time and date synchronization via
SNTP; VLAN support; QoS support: IEEE 802.1p/Q tagging (VLAN),
Layer 3 TOS and DSCP RTCP support: (RFC 1889)
IP address configuration: TCP/IP (IPv4), DHCP/static IP
Time and date synchronization: SNTP
QoS support: IEEE 802.1p/Q tagging (VLAN), Layer 3 TOS and DSCP
RTCP support: (RFC 1889)
Android 9.0
UC Platform Support
Microsoft Teams
Intuitive meeting experience with calendar integration and click-to-join
User's & Administrator's Manual 3. Getting Started
3 Getting Started
Note: See the RXV80 Standalone Video Collaboration Bar Deployment Guide shipped with
the product or available from AudioCodes for information on how to:
• Synchronize the Remote Controller and the Teams app
• Sign in
To get started:
1. After signing in, view the RXV80 home page.
Figure 3-1: Home Screen
3.1 Modifying Camera Settings
You can modify the camera settings relating to the look and feel of the video user interface, to suit
your preferences.
To access the camera settings:
1. On the Remote Controller, long-press the camera icon.
Version 1.9 13 RXV80 Standalone Video Collaboration Bar
RXV80 Standalone Video Collaboration Bar
2. Navigate to and select PTZ to create and edit presets using PTZ control. You can create and
edit up to three presets and assign specific pan, tilt, and zoom settings for each one.
3. Navigate to and select Brightness and then adjust the brightness using the -/+ buttons or
the sliding scale.
4. Navigate to and select Contrast and then adjust the contrast using the -/+ buttons or the
sliding scale.
5. Navigate to and select Saturation (perceived color relating to chromatic intensity) and then
adjust it using the -/+ buttons or the sliding scale.
6. Navigate to and select HDR on or off. High Dynamic Range allows dynamic metadata to be
added on a frame-by-frame basis so viewers will always receive the intended image. HDR is
adapted to the specific abilities of your monitor, allowing for an improved image.
7. Navigate to and select Reset for the camera settings to return to their defaults.
3.2 Starting a New Meeting
Note: You can navigate and select in the RXV80 using the:
• Remote Controller -OR-
• Touch screen
To start a new meeting:
1. In the home screen shown in the preceding figure, navigate to and select the New Meeting
User's & Administrator's Manual 3. Getting Started
Figure 3-2: New meeting – Invite someone
2. In the ‘Invite someone’ field, enter the name of a person to invite; after entering the first
letters in the name, matching contacts from directory are displayed.
Figure 3-3: New meeting – Enter the name of a person
3. Select the name of the person to invite.
Figure 3-4: New meeting – Select the name of a person
4. Invite someone else – or others – and then select Start meeting.
Version 1.9 15 RXV80 Standalone Video Collaboration Bar
RXV80 Standalone Video Collaboration Bar
Note: The server allocates a meeting ID number and sends an invite message to all
participant devices. All devices simultaneously indicate an incoming call (the ‘Calling’ screen
is displayed). The serv er manages every aspect of the call.
5. Select Accept. Note that according to the icon in the ‘Incoming call’ screen shown in the
preceding figure, the caller has video capability.