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Setting Description
Power Frequency Specifies the power-line frequency for your system.
Your system typically defaults to the correct power-
line frequency based on the video standard used in
the country where it’s located. This setting helps
you adapt the system to areas where the frequency
doesn’t match the video standard. You might also
need to change this setting to avoid flicker from
fluorescent lights in the room.
Camera Sleep Mode
Note: Don’t configure sleep settings in Partner
Mode.
Current People Camera Select the camera or HDMI input to be used for
conferencing.
Enable User Camera Selection Allow the user to select primary camera from the
TC8 or the local interface.
3. Select Save .
Related Links
Update Poly HDCI Cameras on page 96
Reset Camera Settings to Defaults
After changing camera settings, you can quickly reset all camera settings to the default configuration.
Procedure
1. In the system web interface, go to Audio/Video > Video Inputs .
2. Select Reset to Defaults .
3. Select Continue .
Camera settings reset to the default configuration.
Calibrate EagleEye Producer Group Framing
Calibrate your EagleEye Producer camera to align with your EagleEye camera using the RealPresence
Group Series remote (the RealPresence Group Series remote is different from the remote that came with
your system). Calibrating the cameras ensures the best view of the room for group framing.
Verify that the EagleEye camera is properly attached to the EagleEye Producer as described in the
Polycom EagleEye Producer Setup Sheet .
The EagleEye Producer camera must align with the EagleEye IV camera. If the alignment changes, group
framing isn’t accurate.
Procedure
1. In the local interface, go to Menu > Camera > Select Camera .
Configuring Video and Camera Settings
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