Getting started

Starting the endpoint and adjusting network settings

The terminal automatically turns on when power is supplied. To wake the terminal from sleep mode, simply press the power button on the remote control once. After the terminal is turned on, the home screen will be displayed on the main connected monitor. The current date and time are shown at the top of the screen.

First of all, you should connect to a network. By default, the device is set to operate in an Ethernet network and automatically receive connection parameters via HDCP. Just plug an Ethernet cable into your endpoint and wait for the authorization window to appear.

To make sure you enjoy the best audio and video quality, your communication channel should meet our bandwidth requirements. We recommend using a wired connection if possible.

If necessary, you can manually set up an Ethernet or Wi-Fi connection by going to the system settings in the lower right corner on the authorization page.

Connecting to your video conferencing server

The endpoint can be connected either to TrueConf Server corporate video conferencing system or TrueConf Online cloud-based service (set by default).

To sign in to a cloud-based service, select one of the available options: using TrueConf account (can be created on the TrueConf official website), Google account, or one of the social network accounts.

In the pop-up window, choose TrueConf Server and enter your server’s IP address or domain name, e.g., video.example.com. Press Connect:

Enter your account credentials: login (TrueConf ID) and password:

Allow app permissions to record audio, take photos and videos at the corresponding requests.

Besides the built-in microphone array, you can use the following audio capture devices:

• External webcam’s microphone

• USB speakerphone or microphone

If necessary, you can connect and switch to other AV peripherals during a meeting.