210-065 · Question #244
On a Cisco EX90, if the camera is tilted downward toward the base of the unit, how is the image transmitted?
The correct answer is B. rotated 180 degrees. On the Cisco EX90, physically tilting the camera all the way down toward the base of the unit causes the transmitted video image to appear rotated 180 degrees.
Question
On a Cisco EX90, if the camera is tilted downward toward the base of the unit, how is the image transmitted?
Options
- Ablack and white
- Brotated 180 degrees
- Cwith a 2.5x zoom
- DVideo transmission is disabled.
How the community answered
(23 responses)- A4% (1)
- B91% (21)
- D4% (1)
Why each option
On the Cisco EX90, physically tilting the camera all the way down toward the base of the unit causes the transmitted video image to appear rotated 180 degrees.
Camera tilt position has no effect on color processing hardware; the image remains in full color regardless of physical orientation.
The Cisco EX90 integrates a flip-style camera that can be physically rotated. When tilted downward until it faces the unit's base, the optical sensor is inverted relative to its normal orientation, and the system transmits the resulting image rotated 180 degrees without disabling the video feed.
No automatic zoom is triggered by a change in camera tilt; zoom is a separate, manually or programmatically controlled function.
The EX90 does not disable video transmission when the camera is tilted; it continues to send video, albeit with an inverted orientation.
Concept tested: Cisco EX90 camera physical orientation and image output
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/collaboration-endpoints/telepresence-ex90/series.html
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