350-801 · Question #102
An engineer is notified that the Cisco TelePresence MX800 that is registered in Cisco Unified communications Manager shows an empty panel, and the Touch 10 shows a corresponding icon with no action…
The correct answer is D. The In-Room control Editor on the webpage of the MX800. Cisco TelePresence endpoints like the MX800 support In-Room Controls, which are custom UI panels pushed to the Touch 10 controller. If a panel appears empty or non-functional, it typically means a panel was deployed without proper configuration or the associated macros/actions…
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An engineer is notified that the Cisco TelePresence MX800 that is registered in Cisco Unified communications Manager shows an empty panel, and the Touch 10 shows a corresponding icon with no action when pressed. Where does the engineer go to remove the inactive custom panel?
Options
- ALaunch the in-room control editor from the video system's web interface.
- BSelect the panel to be removed (Global, Homescreen or Incall)
- CClick Recycle bin ( )in the lower right corner.
- DThe In-Room control Editor on the webpage of the MX800
How the community answered
(40 responses)- A5% (2)
- C3% (1)
- D93% (37)
Explanation
Cisco TelePresence endpoints like the MX800 support In-Room Controls, which are custom UI panels pushed to the Touch 10 controller. If a panel appears empty or non-functional, it typically means a panel was deployed without proper configuration or the associated macros/actions were removed. The In-Room Control Editor, accessed via the endpoint's web interface (https://<MX800-IP>), allows administrators to view, edit, export, or delete custom panels. Options A, B, and C describe steps within the editor workflow, but the correct starting point and primary answer is the In-Room Control Editor on the MX800's web page. From there, you can select the panel and delete it using the recycle bin icon.
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