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Polycom CX5000 System User’s Guide
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Introduction
When you want to meet with people who are geographically separated, video conferencing
gives you a greater sense of immediacy than a conventional telephone conference call. The
Polycom
comprehensive conferencing experience through the use of 360-degree video and active
speaker detection.
In addition to this guide, the following documentation is available for the Polycom CX5000
system. You can find the documents inside the Polycom CX5000 system package or at
support.polycom.com.
®
CX5000 is a next generation video conferencing system that provides a
Polycom CX5000 System Documentation
•Polycom CX5000 System Release Notes, which covers product limitations
and workarounds.
•Quick Tips for the Polycom CX5000 System, a guide to basic tasks using the
Polycom CX5000 system with Microsoft
Meeting, and Microsoft Office Communicator.
®
Lync™, Microsoft Office Live
•Polycom CX5000 System Setup Guide, which explains how to set up,
configure, and begin using the Polycom CX5000 device.
•Polycom CX5000 System Deployment Guide, which provides device
configurations, best practices, a troubleshooting guide, and Frequently
Asked Questions for the Polycom CX5000 device.
•Polycom CX5000 System Regulatory Notices, which provides regulatory
information for the countries in which the Polycom CX5000 system is
approved for use.
The following are the minimum system requirements for the Polycom CX5000 system
hardware and software.
• Computer running one of the following operating systems:
o Windows XP™ operating system (SP2 or later, 32-bit only)
o Windows Vista™ operating system (32-bit and 64-bit)
o Windows 7 (32-bit and 64-bit)
• Computer running one of the following client applications:
o Microsoft Lync™ 2010
o Microsoft Office Communicator 2007
o Microsoft Office Live Meeting 2007, client version 8.0.6362.128 or later
• Computer with 2.0 gigahertz or higher processor.
• Recommended 2.0 gigabyte (GB) of RAM or higher.
• 1.5 gigabytes (GB) of available hard disk space.
• Video card with 128 MB of RAM or higher.
• Super VGA (1280 × 1024) or higher-resolution video adapter and monitor.
• Keyboard and mouse, or compatible pointing device.
• Graphics hardware running in full hardware acceleration mode.
• For conference phone use, an analog PSTN phone line.
• For remote management, an Ethernet network adapter appropriate for the
type of local-area or wide-area network to which you will connect.
• For the Polycom CX5000 HD system, the computer to which a CX5000 HD
device is connected must have a quad-core processor to transmit HD video to
the far end. A quad core processor is not required to display HD video received
from the far end.
Polycom CX5000 System User’s Guide
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How the Polycom CX5000 System Works
The Polycom CX5000 system, when used with Microsoft Lync, Microsoft Office Live
Meeting 2007, and Microsoft Office Communicator 2007, is a video conferencing system.
Video conferencing is a set of interactive telecommunication technologies that enable
persons at two or more locations to interact using video and audio transmissions
simultaneously. It has also been called visual collaboration.
With the Polycom CX5000 system, you can do all of the following:
• Place an outgoing phone call.
• Answer an incoming phone call.
• Conduct an audio-only session.
• Conduct an audio/video conference.
When you place the Polycom CX5000 system in the center of your conference table, the
integrated cameras capture the entire panoramic view of your conference room, and the
integrated microphones capture the voices coming from any location around the table.
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Polycom CX5000 System User’s Guide
The Polycom CX5000 HD System
Polycom CX5000 HD systems support HD (720 x 1280) active speaker video when
connected to a quad-core computer running a Microsoft Lync client. The HD video stream is
supported only for point-to-point calls. Video in Online Meetings or other collaborative
calls that use the Microsoft Lync AVMCU, such as for whiteboard presentations and
PowerPoint® slide shows, is limited in Lync Server 2010 to VGA resolution.
CX5000 HD systems also offer the active speaker modes supported by non-HD CX5000
systems on earlier releases. Except for HD active speaker video, CX5000 HD devices are
functionally identical to non-HD Polycom CX5000 devices.
Polycom CX5000 HD systems can be identified by the HD marking on the product label that
is located on the bottom of the tabletop console.
Polycom CX5000 System User’s Guide
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The Polycom CX5000 Device
A. Mirrors. Five mirrors reflect the light into the cameras.
B. Cameras. Five small cameras capture the images from around the
room.
C. Light-emitting diode (LED) status lights. Three status lights indicate
phone connection, audio/video activity, mute, and incoming calls.
D. Control buttons. Six buttons control speaker volume, mute, phone
on/off hook, flash, and information.
E. Liquid crystal display (LCD)touch screen. The LCD dial pad works
just like your phone pad for ease of dialing and quick view of call
status.
F. Loudspeaker. A centrally located loudspeaker provides the audio
received from the remote conference.
G. Microphones. Six microphones located every 60
° around the device
pick up the audio in the room.
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Touch-Screen Display
The Polycom CX5000 touch-screen display provides a keypad for entering phone
commands, as well as buttons for adjusting the volume and other functions.
A. Privacy/Mute button. Stops and resumes audio input.
B. Volume down button. Decreases the volume for the ringer and the
speaker.
C. Volume up button. Increases the volume for the ringer and the speaker.
D. External Dial-pad button. Indicates whether the external dial pad is
connected to the device.
E. USB Status indicator. Indicates whether the Polycom CX5000 device is
connected to your computer.
F. Phone Status indicator. Indicates whether the telephone connection is
active.
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