User Manual

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Basic Operations
USB Connected Video Conferencing – BYOD (Bring Your
Own Device)
1. To use the CS-700 with popular Unified Communications (UC) Software,
connect your Computer to the CS-700 main USB cable using a USB 3.0
compatible port, and select the Yamaha CS-700 Audio Device and Yamaha
CS-700 Camera on your Computer.
2. Log-in to the UC Software and establish the video conference session.
3. Adjustments to volume can be made through the Computer Operating
System or directly on the CS-700 front panel.
4. Adjustments to camera settings such as contrast and brightness can be
made through the UC software configuration menus.
USB Connected Video Conferencing – DIR (Device in
Room)
To use the CS-700 with a permanently connected device in the conference
room, follow the instructions described above in the BYOD section, points 2
through 4. The organization’s IT department will pre-load the installed
computer as required during the installation process.
Controlling the Video Image
Some Unified Communication (UC) applications do support changing camera
settings. The CS-700 does support several of these settings like pan, tilt, and
zoom, but also brightness, contrast, backlight compensation, and others.
When changing any of these settings using the UC application, the CS-700 will
return to its factory default values and “PTZ Home” settings once the USB
connection is interrupted. A new user entering the room to use the CS-700 will
find the system back with the preset values.
Bluetooth Pairing and Activation
Press the Bluetooth button on the CS-700 front panel and hold until it flashes
blue, indicating that pairing mode has begun. Once in pairing mode, accept the
pairing request from “Yamaha CS-700 <mac address>” (or the name assigned
by the System Administrator) as indicated on your hand-held device. Once
pairing completes, the Bluetooth key on CS-700 will glow steady blue,
indicating an active Bluetooth connection is present.