An engineer is configuring a Cisco TelePresence System endpoint for use with a maximum of six people in the room. Which table type should be configured when setting up cameras where two participants…

The short racetrack table is designed for smaller groups up to six participants; its rounded ends and compact depth place all seated participants within the camera's optimal field of view, and the configuration where two people face the endpoint directly aligns with the short racetrack seating layout defined in Cisco's camera placement guidelines.

The long racetrack table is intended for larger groups and greater room depths, which would place participants too far from the camera for a six-person setup.

The short rectangle table has squared ends without the curved seating arrangement, resulting in corner participants falling outside the recommended camera framing angles.

The long rectangle table is suited for larger rooms and more participants, and its depth would cause the two front-facing participants to be too close to the camera relative to the others.