1. Set up camera on table, or using mount
on table or wall.
2. Connect CC3000e as displayed in
the diagram.
3. Connect to external power. The LCD will
turn on and display the Logitech logo
when receiving power.
4. To start a call from your PC or Mac
application, connect the USB cable
from the hub to your USB port.
The speakerphone LCD will also
prompt you to connect. The camera
and speakerphone LEDs will flash to
show that connection is taking place,
and when completed, the camera
head will rotate and the speakerphone
will play a sound. If these activities
do not take place, try again and
then consult Troubleshooting or call
technical support.
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5. Start your video or audio call from your
application. The LEDs on the camera
and speakerphone will alight when
streaming, and the LCD will display
call information depending on your
application’s support.
6. To connect CC3000e speakerphone to
your mobile device:
•If your device is NFC enabled, touch
the mobile device to the NFC icon
on the speakerphone, which should
enable Bluetooth acceptance on the
mobile device OR
•Press the Bluetooth button on the
speakerphone until connection is made
to the mobile device.
•When the speakerphone is Bluetooth
enabled, a small icon will appear on
the LCD. When the CC3000e is paired
and connected, the icon will appear
bright and when paired but not
connected, it will be greyed out. No
icon will appear if disconnected.
•Note: The CC3000e cannot pair to
Bluetooth while streaming to USB. If
an attempt is made to pair to a mobile
device while in a USB call, an error
beep will sound. Please wait till the
USB call is complete before pairing
your mobile device.
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Use your product
Video
•Starting the video: The video is
controlled by the application and will
start once the camera is selected and the
video is started in the application. An LED
will light when the video is streaming.
•Pan and tilt the camera using the
controls on the remote control or on
the speakerphone console. Press once
for incremental or press and hold for
continuous pan or tilt. Caution: Do not
manually rotate webcam head. Doing so
may damage unit.
•Zoom the camera up to 10X by pressing
the zoom button.
•Camera Preset: If you wish the camera
to return to your own defined “home”
position when reconnected to the PC,
first select the position and then press
and hold the Camera Preset button until
the associated icon displays on the LCD
and a beep plays to confirm the setting.
You may also return to your defined
home position at any time by pressing
the Camera Preset button once.
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•Far end control: By selecting this key
and downloading the application from
www.logitech.com/support/cc3000e,
you may control the pan, tilt and zoom
of a remote ConferenceCam CC3000e or
a ConferenceCam BCC950 in supported
applications. Camera selection and pan,
tilt and zoom tools are also available from
the downloadable application for PC
as well as ability to disable this feature
locally. Please visit the download page
listed for more information.
•Volume: Volume Up and Down
adjusts volume.
•Mute: Mute audio with Mute button.
•Calling: Run video conferencing software.
Answer picks up call. Hang up ends call.
Note: Answer and Hang up buttons may not work
in some applications. Use video conferencing
software to answer and end call. To enable answer
and hangup buttons for Skype or Cisco Jabber,
please download the respective plug-ins available
from www.logitech.com/support/cc3000e.
•Speakerphone Activity light indications
Blue: ConferenceCam is in active call.
Blinking blue: Call is being received.
Blinking blue light in call: Call has been
put on hold (from hold function in
application) Speakerphone blue activity
light may not work in some applications.
Red: Audio is muted.
•LCD Activity: The LCD will display
call activity as well as volume and
connectivity status.
•Bluetooth: To connect CC3000e
speakerphone to your mobile device for
speakerphone broadcast of call:
– If your device is NFC enabled, touch
the mobile device to the NFC icon on
the speakerphone, which should enable
Bluetooth acceptance on the mobile
device OR
– Press the Bluetooth button on the
speakerphone until connection is made
to the mobile device.
– When the speakerphone is Bluetooth
enabled, a small icon will appear on the
LCD. When the CC3000e is paired and
connected, the icon will appear bright
and when paired but not connected, it
will be greyed out. No icon will appear if
disconnected.
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Changing the remote control battery
The CC3000e remote control runs on a
Li-ion CR2032 battery. Battery life will vary
based on usage.
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Troubleshooting tips
Please visit www.logitech.com/support/
cc3000e for troubleshooting tips,
information on software tools and for a
diagnostic tool to help troubleshoot issues
you may have with your CC3000e.