* Microsoft Skype for Business certification only applies to the Polycom Trio Conference Phone. The Polycom Trio Collaboration kit
which supports video and content sharing, although not certified through the Microsoft program, is interoperable and is supported by
Polycom.
Can I use any kind of USB compression camera?
No. At this time the Logitech WebCam C930e is the only supported USB compression camera.
The light on the USB camera connected to the Trio Visual+ is always on, even when the Polycom
Trio system is not in a call. Can the camera be accessed remotely?
No. The camera is used for the self-view. Video is only sent to the network in an actual point to point or
bridge video call.
Does Polycom Trio 8800 support Polycom EagleEye cameras?
No. The only camera supported is the Logitech WebCam C930e.
What kind of display do I need to supply to work with Polycom Trio?
Customers can choose whatever display suits their needs and environment. The only requirement is that
it has an available HDMI port. Polycom Trio Visual+ features an HDMI 1.4 compliant video out port.
Interactive (touch) displays are not supported.
How many displays does Polycom Trio support?
Polycom Trio supports one display connected to the Polycom Trio Visual+ accessory.
Will Trio Visual+ support HDCI breakout for connecting to other Polycom cameras?
No. Polycom Trio was specifically designed to leverage and support USB compression cameras.
Can you connect the USB camera to Polycom Trio Visual+ using a USB extension?
No. We recommend directly connecting the camera to RealPresence Visual+.
What is the local 5-way audio conferencing capability?
Polycom Trio supports up to 5 participants locally on the phone (Trio + 4 additional audio calls), without
the need for an external bridge. However, for specific call platforms including Skype for Business and
Broadsoft Broadworks, Trio does support “server-based” conferencing and the local audio conference is
not used.
Can I pair my personal device or laptop to Polycom Trio 8800?
Yes. Polycom Trio 8800 supports Bluetooth/NFC, USB and IP based connectivity options for a broad
variety of devices and user preferences. When using Bluetooth, simply accept the pairing request, and
you will be able to augment your mobile device based call with the exceptional audio of Polycom Trio
8800. This is also true for laptops. If your laptop supports Bluetooth, simply pair it and use Polycom Trio
8800 for soft-client or browser based calls. You can also perform this using a USB cable.
What kind of environment is the Polycom Trio 8800 conference phone ideally suited?
Polycom Trio 8800 has a pick-up range of 20-feet /6 meters and it includes 3 microphones for full 360degree coverage optimized for medium to large conference spaces. When adding optional expansion
microphones, the pickup range can cover an area of up to 230sq. ft.
Does Polycom Trio support wireless expansion microphones?
No. The Polycom Trio expansion microphones are wired.