Polycom Group Series VSS-1 Installations

Here's recap of various Polycom RealPresence Group Series scenarios with VSS-1 system:

  1. Point to Point Video Calling between Skype & the Polycom Room System: Use the VCR Audio and Video outputs of the Room System as a conference room web cam inputs to the VSS-1 system & the one Skype remote/mobile user.

  2. A Skype GVC (Group Video Call) with the Polycom Room System: Use the VCR Audio and Video outputs of the Room System as a conference room web cam inputs to the VSS-1 system & the remote/mobile Skype GVC group - up to 10 video and 25 audio participants.

  3. Adding a VSS-1 Skype remote/mobile use to an H.323 video conference with the Polycom Room System & another remote H.323 site: use the H.239 VGA and Audio inputs from the VSS-1 system and Skype.

  4. Adding a VSS-1 Skype remote/mobile use to an H.323 video conference with the Polycom Room System & multiple remote H.323 sites: use the H.239 VGA and Audio inputs from the VSS-1 system and Skype.

  5. Adding a group of VSS-1 Skype remote/mobile users (GVC) to an H.323 video conference with the Polycom Room System & multiple remote H.323 sites: use the H.239 VGA and Audio inputs from the VSS-1 system and Skype.

 

For the Polycom Group systems here are the common connections used by VSS-1:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

VSS-1 uses the AV from the Group systems, commonly from Monitor 3 for the Group 700 systems,
and Monitors 1 or 2 for the Group 300 & 310 systems.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

To show content from a PC or Laptop during an H.323 call, here aer the connections:

 

For the Group 700 systems, to send AV output to the VSS-1 system,
use the HDMI cable for Monitor 3 or 2  to send AV to the VSS-1-HD system via the splitter/converter to the USB3.0 port.

Use an HDMI cable from the VSS-1-HD output port to a second Monitor 1 input port.

For the Group 300 systems, to send AV output to the VSS-1 system,
use the HDMI cable for Monitor 1 or 2  to send AV to the VSS-1-HD system via the splitter/converter to the USB3.0 port.

Use an HDMI cable from the VSS-1-HD output port to a second Monitor 1 or 2 input port.

Here's info on the resulting screen layouts:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

03/05/2024