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RXV100
Deployment Guide 18 Document #: LTRT-18192
2.1.2.4 Resetting the RXV100
If you need to sign out from the current MTR account, perform a device reset. Resetting the
RXV100 is required to clear the MTR account credentials and peripheral settings.
This only
affects the Skype/MTR account. It doesn’t affect the Windows Operating System.
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To reset the RXV100:
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Click More and select
the gear icon ; the
Settings are displayed, select Reset
Device and then confirm
.
2.1.2.5 Performing a Recovery Process
To perform a recovery process, use the Microsoft Teams Recovery Tool available at
( https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/MicrosoftTeams/rooms/recovery-tool )
The RXV100Hub supports Windows Push Button Reset (PBR) functionality. This feature
restores the device to its factory state.
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To reset the RXV100Hub to its factory state using PBR:
1. Connect an external keyboard to the RXV100Hub via one of the USB ports.
2. Restart it, or alternatively, power it off and then on, and at the beginning of the boot process
keep tapping the
F11 key on the keyboard; the Windows Recovery Environment opens.
3. Select Troubleshoot .
2.2 RXVCam50
AudioCodes’ RXVCam50 Video Conference Camera is designed for medium-sized meeting
rooms and conference rooms (up to 8m). It boasts vivid image quality, smart zoom and face
detection technology for an exceptional video conferencing experience in HD 4K resolution. The
RXVCam50’s auto framing feature automatically adjusts the camera’s zoom so that remote
participants can clearly see everyone in the meeting room, with no user intervention required
whatsoever. Users can opt to disable the auto framing feature if they want. The camera is super-
quick to install via USB and very easy to operate.
2.2.1 Positioning and Connecting the RXVCam50
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To position and connect the RXVCam50:
1. For the best viewing angle, position the device at a height of 178 cm | 70 inches (as shown
below left) within a radius of a 110-degree angle (as shown below right).
2. Position the device on the TV display. If you have two displays , i.e., content sharing and
video, position the device on the video display.
3. Connect the camera using the supplied three-meter-long USB cable to the RXV100Hub.
4. Configure RXVCam50 settings using the Remote Control; see the RXVCam50 User’s
Manual for detailed information.
Note: It’s not necessary to configure or select the camera in the Peripheral menu. The
Peripheral page refers only to use of an optional ‘content’ camera.