210-065 · Question #188
A Cisco TelePresence Server is operating in locally managed mode. In which two ways can a Cisco EX60 user who is connected to a conference that is hosted on a Cisco TelePresence Server change the…
The correct answer is B. using DTMF keys 2 and 8 C. using FECC. In locally managed mode on a Cisco TelePresence Server, an EX60 user can change screen layouts using DTMF keys 2 and 8, or by sending FECC signals from the endpoint.
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A Cisco TelePresence Server is operating in locally managed mode. In which two ways can a Cisco EX60 user who is connected to a conference that is hosted on a Cisco TelePresence Server change the screen layout? (Choose two.)
Options
- Ausing the remote control
- Busing DTMF keys 2 and 8
- Cusing FECC
- Dvia the Cisco TelePresence server GUI
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- B80% (16)
- D5% (1)
Why each option
In locally managed mode on a Cisco TelePresence Server, an EX60 user can change screen layouts using DTMF keys 2 and 8, or by sending FECC signals from the endpoint.
The EX60 remote control governs local endpoint functions such as volume and camera, but it does not send commands that the TelePresence Server processes to change the server-side conference layout.
The Cisco TelePresence Server recognizes DTMF key 2 to cycle to the next layout and key 8 to cycle to the previous layout while a participant is connected to a locally managed conference, giving end users direct control without needing server access.
FECC (Far End Camera Control) signals sent from the EX60 endpoint are interpreted by the Cisco TelePresence Server as layout control commands, allowing the user to navigate and change conference screen layouts from their endpoint.
The Cisco TelePresence Server GUI is an administrator-facing interface used for server management, and an end user connected to a conference cannot access it to change their own layout.
Concept tested: TelePresence Server in-conference layout control methods
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/telepresence/ts_server/4-2/user_guide/Cisco-TelePresence-Server-User-Guide-4-2.html
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