Receiving Calls; Call Transfer; Do Not Disturb; Far End Camera Control - Cisco EX60 User Manual
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Cisco Telepresence System EX60
Calling another (optional feature)
Receiving calls
Tap Accept to accept the
incoming call or Reject to
reject it.
Call transfer
(Optional feature)
User guide EX60, November 2010.
D14779.01
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Do not disturb
The Do not disturb feature can be activated to
disable the incoming call alert signal. You may still
receive and place calls. Tap to activate—the icon will
then turn red and white. Tap again to deactivate.
With one on hold,
tap the one in call to
display the menu.
The menu will allow
you to transfer this
call to someone else.
A
indicates that
you should use the
Dialpad, the Phone
book, or the Recent
calls list to locate
whom to transfer the
call to.
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Far end camera control
IIf the other end point permits
it, you may control their
camera. This is known as
Far end camera control. Tap
Camera.
Pan and zoom the far end
camera as needed. If the
other camera cannot be
controlled, nothing happens.
Press Exit when finished.
User guide
Sharing presentations
In a call, you may
share your PC screen
with the other side.
Tap View desktop (as
above) and then tap
Start to activate. To
deactivate, tap Stop.
For other aspects of
this feature, including
how to use the EX60
as your PC screen—
see the section "Use
as PC screen" on
page 10
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