Cisco DX80
Conferencing from the desktop
The Cisco Webex DX80 makes it easy to collaborate over video. Meet with people like you’re in the same room, with life-size video on a 23-inch touchscreen. And you no longer need an external monitor or separate IP phone.
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Specifications
Display |
23-inch, 16:9, backlit, capacitive touchscreen LCD with 1920 x 1080 pixel resolution |
Front camera |
H.264 AVC video standard |
Software |
Collaboration Endpoint Software 8.3 |
Processor |
TI OMAP 4470 1.5 GHz |
Storage |
8 GB eMMC flash memory |
Memory |
2 GB RAM |
Features
Setup Assistant
You can easily set up the DX80 yourself in just a few minutes. And you’ll find all the commands right on the touchscreen, which makes it easy to use, too.
Laptop Integration
Connect your PC or Mac to the DX to share content in meetings, or to use the DX as a display. You can also play your laptop audio, including music, on the superior acoustics of the DX.
Other Key Features
- Easily join meetings with just one button to push
- Tilt the camera downward to share physical content from your desk
- Use Cisco Expressway for quick and simple remote registration
- Cisco end-to-end security features
- Cisco Webex Room OS enables whiteboarding and annotating content during meetings
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Setup and Deployment
Setup: It's quick and easy (as long as your admin has registered your DX; see below). You can configure the device yourself, and the setup assistant takes only a few minutes. View the DX80 and DX70 User Guide (PDF - 2.6 MB) to get started.
Deployment: You can register the Cisco DX70 and DX80 devices to Cisco Unified Call Manager or Cisco Video Communications Manager. Alternatively, you can register to the cloud with the Cisco Webex platform. Remote users can quickly and easily register their devices with Cisco Expressway
Connect the DX Series and a nearby PC to your LAN using built-in Ethernet ports. If you want, designate separate VLANs for the PC and phone to improve reliability of voice and data traffic. Or, you can connect it to a Wi-Fi access point using its antenna. See the DX Series Administration Guides.
