Cisco SX80 Reference Manual

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Cisco SX20/SX80 Reference Guide

Equipment Components

Camera

The camera is usually located at the top of the equipment and is what captures the

video feed that is transmitted to other videoconference systems that are connected

to the event. For both clinical carts and room-based systems, the camera can be

controlled by using the arrows on the remote control.

Codec

The codec is the main brain of the system controlling the camera, monitor and

any other medical peripherals plugged into the system. If the codec is switched

off, then no videoconferencing is possible. The codec derives its name from the

functions that it serves. It both codes video signals that are sent to the other sites

as well as decodes video signals that it receives from the far site.

Monitor

The monitor is purely a display screen and works in conjunction with the codec.

Consequently, it is important to emphasize that if the codec is turned on, then the

monitor should be turned on as well. This ensures that if someone connects to an

event early, you will be able to see them on the monitor. Please note that

turning off the monitor does not turn off the system.

Microphone

The microphone has a range of 20 to 25 feet. The microphone is extremely powerful

and can pick up peripheral sound such as whispering, tapping pens, and swiveling

chairs. Ideally, the microphone can be placed underneath the monitor or at the end

of a table. Never place the microphone directly in front of the monitor

speakers as this will create audio feedback.

Network and

Power

The network cable must be plugged into a dedicated OTN jack. If you plug the

network cable into a regular network jack, then the system will not function.

Consequently, you need to know precisely where the OTN jacks are located before

moving the system to different locations. For the clinical cart, use the Uninterrupted

Power Supply (UPS) to power the system entirely on or off. For a room-based

system, use a surge-protected power bar.

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