# Additional settings and sleep mode

# Preferences settings

In the Settings → Preferences section you can change the following settings:

  • Incoming calls and conference invitation policies

  • Restore the main screen window when you receive incoming calls

  • Automatically approve podium requests (available for the meetings hosted on TrueConf Room)

  • Automatically accept podium invitations sent by meeting moderators

  • Display the names of meeting participants in the video layout.

# Tools

In the Settings → Tools section you can:

# QR code for joining a conference

To join a conference with a QR code, check the Enable QR code scanning box in Settings → Tools → General → More.

You will see a notification in the upper part of the main screen:

/docs/room/media/qr_code/en.png

# System information

You can check the technical specifications of the device running TrueConf Room, including the monitoring data of an active connection or conference, in the Settings → System info section.

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# Meeting room name

In the System Info section, you can change the name displayed when a user connecting as a guest to a public conference.

When a user connects as a guest, if the Meeting-room name field is left empty, the user name will default to the OS account name used to deploy TrueConf Room.

# Device control

Here, you can also remotely manage the computer running TrueConf Room:

  • Restart the device

  • Disable it

# Main screen view

The main display may be temporarily turned off due to some reason. In this case the OS will move the TrueConf Room main window to the second display. If you want TrueConf Room to switch to the first display automatically as soon as this display is turned on, you need to check the Pin Main Screen on the current display box.

With TrueConf Room Pro, you can adapt the main screen view to your preferences and corporate branding.

The main screen parameters are configured in the Main screen section of the settings menu.

Here you can set your own background for the video area. To this end, select the Custom in the Video area background and click the Upload an image button.

When setting a custom background, please pay attention to the pixel size of your image. It should match the resolution of the display that shows the application’s main screen.

You can enable or disable:

  • Logo

Select the Custom option and click the Upload an image button to use your logo. The supported image type is svg.

  • Date and time

  • Connection details

Connection details checkbox enables the display of a QR code and a link to the control panel. If you disable this checkbox, you will have to manually send this link to users in the meeting room.

  • List of upcoming meetings

  • Information about the current user

  • Notifications about incoming calls and conference invitations.

If the Incoming calls, conference invitations and join requests box is checked, you will see information about the caller and the corresponding buttons on the main screen during calls.

# Sleep mode

TrueConf Room supports sleep mode in which the microphone and camera connected to the endpoint are turned off, and the "away" status /docs/room/media/gui/away/en.png is set for the account authorized in the endpoint.

The background image with a clock and QR code with a link to the control panel will be displayed instead of the main screen if TrueConf Room is launched with TrueConf Room Service:

/docs/room/media/sleep_mode/en.png

# Activation

Sleep mode can be activated in three ways:

  • Automatically when TrueConf Room is inactive; the timeout is set in TrueConf Room Service settings

  • When the operating system, where the endpoint is installed, enters sleep mode

  • Manually from the control panel by clicking the button /docs/room/media/gui/sleep_mode/en.png.

Sleep mode will be activated on all displays except for the monitors that were specified at startup with the --ignore_monitor parameter (check the section "Using command line parameters").

# Exiting sleep mode

The TrueConf Room endpoint exits sleep mode in the following cases:

  • When you start using the mouse (movement, click) or keyboard connected to the PC where the endpoint is installed

  • When an incoming call is received

  • If a call is made from the endpoint, including the cases when it is initiated via API

  • When the OS, where the endpoint is installed, exits sleep mode

  • When one clicks on the control panel web page with a mouse.