System information

New feature descriptions TC6.2.0
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Moveable PIP on EX series
Moveable PIP solves the problem of getting a video PIP in front of the PC view, or other important
information when presenting or viewing PC. Click and drag to re-locate the PIP to pre-defined drop
zones.
Improved web interface features
The System Recovery page has new information and improved layout. A more precise explanation of
the alternatives and consequences of the different recovery options is provided. Software Recovery
Swap (SelectSW) is now available on the web interface.
Improved packet pacing on presentation channel
Packet pacing has been improved on the presentation channel. Packet bursts on presentation channel
caused issues with low bandwidth (~512kb) calls due to high data bursts. These are now lowered or
shaped. CDETS reference CSCue91808.
Lync 2013 integration for point-to-point calls (Requires VCS x8)
Requires VCS version x8, estimated release August 2013.
• See Lync 2013 users in TC endpoints phonebook
• Ability to dial between TC-endpoint and a Lync user and get high quality audio and 720p video. No
support for separate presentation channel in this release
• HD quality at full frame rate – 720p30 (bidirectional)
• Ability to answer calls on either TC-endpoints or Lync 2013 clients when receiving an incoming
call
Lync 2013 mode is enabled by executing the following configuration:
xConfiguration Conference 1 LyncCompatibility Mode: On
CUCM improvements
The CUCM features in this version require the installation of a device pack for CUCM 9.1.1 (or 8.6.2),
which is released summer 2013.
CUCM redundancy support: Failover, fallback and call preservation
The TelePresence endpoints have CUCM redundancy support with failover and fallback. The
TelePresence endpoint will automatically register to the next CUCM in the cluster if the connection to
the active CUCM is lost. The re-registration to the primary CUCM will occur in the background during
the call.