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Change the Position of a Picture-in-Picture on Your Screen

With self-view activated (see previous page) or a layout

involving a picture-in-picture, navigate to Layout (

in the upper right corner and press OK on the remote

control. The Layout icon will appear only when relevant.

The self-view image will now turn blue to show that it has

been selected. Click OK on the remote control. Arrows

will now appear to indicate that the self-view image can

be moved. Possible new locations are indicated.

The image on the screen will then assume its original size

with the selfview in its new position.

The layout menu will now appear. Press the down Arrow

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on the remote control to navigate to the self-view image.

Use Arrow keys on the remote control to move the

image. Press OK when finished.

Moving a PiP

As long as self-view (showing what

others see of you) is not shown full

size, it is shown as a PiP (Picture-in-

Picture).

You may also set up a layout

showing the other party as a PiP

when content is shared. However,

in this case we use self-view as

example.

You may want to have self-view

activated during a presentation

to ensure that you always remain

visible to the others.

During presentations you may

experience that the PiP blocks

important parts of the shared

content on your screen. This is why

your system allows you to move the

PiP.

Note that this will not affect how you

appear to the other participants. This

is a setup affecting your own screen

only.

D1509708 User Guide

Cisco TelePresence TRC 6

Produced: July 2016 for CE 8. 2