Index

Numerics

50 Hz flicker reduction, enabling or disabling 5-18

802.1x

enable or disable 5-31

show status 6-49

A

Active Control

enable or disable 5-4

Active Control Mode

show 6-4, 6-5

C

calls

add an audio call to an existing conference 2-2

answer an incoming call 2-3

initiate a call to the specified address 2-8

place a specified call on hold 2-5

resume a call on a specified line 2-6

terminate the current call 2-4

view the state of an active call 2-9

commands

ending an SSH session 1-7

getting help with 1-6

how to use 1-6

starting an SSH session 1-2

connectivity

restoring 1-5

D

diagnostics

capture camera display image 3-9

check the audio loopback status 3-5

download diagnostic display register information 3-15

initiate a full diagnostic display loopback 3-3, 3-13

initiate diagnostic color bar display 3-11

perform a full system check 3-18

perform a quick system check 3-18

set the display color temperature 3-17

switches camera focus 3-8

terminate a full diagnostic display loopback 3-2, 3-12

terminate diagnostic color bar display 3-10

view the current display temperature 3-16

view the status of the full diagnostic display loopback 3-14

display

show diagnostics 6-43

show errors 6-45

show HDMI ports 6-46

show status 6-44

DTLS

enable or disable 5-34

show version 6-51

F

files

list logging files 4-6

list NV bootlog files 4-7

tail the contents of a file in the logging area 4-8

tail the contents of a file in the NV bootlog area 4-9

transfer the log file(s) to an external server using FTP 4-3

transfer the log file(s) to an external server using SCP 4-4

transfer the log file(s) to an external server using SFTP 4-5

view the contents of a file in the logging area 4-10

view the contents of a file in the NV bootlog area 4-11

H

H.265 High Efficiency VIdeo Coding (HEVC) standard

enable or disable 5-82

show status 6-112

P

passwords

expiration notices 1-3

login history 1-5

resetting in Cisco Unified CM 1-4

resetting on CTS codec 1-4

set new admin password 5-55

troubleshooting 1-5

updating 1-2

S

settings

answer incoming calls 5-12, 5-14

change voice activity detection threshold 5-81

clear the directory 5-28

control (disable) the logging level to the CLI logs 5-46

control (enable) the logging level to the CLI logs 5-47

control Camera Sync Inhibit 5-19

define the Cisco TelePresence System device type 5-25

define the Cisco Unified CM server 5-27

disable acoustic echo cancellation (AEC) 5-5, 5-9

disable answering incoming calls 5-11, 5-13

disable camera zoom step mode 5-20

disable the Cisco Unified CM Down Revision support state 5-32

disable the License feature for Satellite 5-44

disable the output of CLI data in Bellcore TL1 format 5-53

enable acoustic echo cancellation (AEC) 5-5

enable or disable audio mute 5-8

enable or disable audio on the specified source 5-10

enable or disable automatic frame rate 5-58

enable or disable video on the specific source 5-84

enable output of CLI data in Bellcore TL1 format 5-54

enable the camera zoom, stepped mode 5-21

enable the Cisco Unified CM Down Revision support state 5-33

enable the License feature for Satellite 5-45

force an upgrade of graphic icons 5-79

force an upgrade of micro-controller 5-80

force an upgrade of the audio peripheral 5-72

force an upgrade of the auxiliary-ctrl peripheral 5-74

force an upgrade of the camera peripheral 5-75

force an upgrade of the display peripheral 5-76

force an upgrade of the firmware peripheral 5-77

force an upgrade of the graphic driver 5-78

open or close the firewall for XmlRpc traffic 5-35

regenerate the Web Interface Certificate 5-23

reset the auxiliary control unit 5-36

reset the camera 5-37

reset the document camera 5-39

set a new admin password 5-55

set network IP DHCP values 5-49

set new network IP static values 5-50

set the active control mode 5-4

set the Certificate Authority Proxy Function (CAPF) authentication string 5-60

set the default facility used for syslog messages 5-62

set the DTLS version 5-34

set the heartbeat interval in minutes 5-64

set the network interface Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) 5-48

set the output format version of the syslog messages 5-69

set the projector peripheral to default 5-41

set the timezone used for syslog message timestamps 5-67, 5-68

setting the main window in the presentation-in-picture (PiP) window 5-56

setting the presentiation-in-picture (PiP) in the main window 5-56

set video quality 5-83

specify the heartbeat message standard syslog severity 5-66

specify the heartbeat message string 5-65

specify the standard syslog facility used for heartbeat messages 5-63

turning off the lights 5-40

turning on the lights 5-40

turn off 802.1x authentication 5-31

turn off the camera 5-37

turn off the display 5-29

turn on 802.1x authentication 5-31

turn on the camera 5-37

turn on the display 5-30

uniquely identify the timezone 5-70

show

802.1x status 6-49

active control mode 6-4, 6-5

all audio-related hardware information 6-56

all basic platform network information 6-69

all hardware information 6-55

all statistics of the call 6-12

all system hardware information 6-62

all video hardware information 6-63

audio-addin statistics of the call 6-11

audio statistics of the call 6-14

audio status 6-6

available timezones in long format 6-107

basic platform network information about Ethernet port 0 6-72

basic platform network route information 6-73

basic platform network status information 6-74

basic platform status information 6-91

call economy quality feature settings 6-8

call hold feature settings 6-9

call idle redirect settings 6-10

CAPF authentication string 6-85

CDP interface and configuration 6-23

CDP neighbors entries 6-24

configuration information 6-36

configured alternate directory server 6-42

configured heartbeat message test string 6-96

configured severity of the heartbeat messages 6-97

contents of the Locally Significant Certificate (LSC) 6-26

contents of the Manufacturing Installed Certificate (MIC) 6-28

contents of the Web Interface Certificate 6-34

current Cisco Unified CM Down Revision support state 6-50

current timezone setting in long format 6-106

diagnostics, system 6-43

display information 6-58

display status 6-44, 6-45, 6-46

DTLS version 6-51

firewall entries 6-52

information about the current account 6-68

lcu information 6-60

license status 6-65

light control unit information 6-60

meeting details 6-66

meeting summary and details 6-67

network aspects of the machine 6-102

Network Failure Detection parameters 6-76

number of sessions that are currently logged into the CTS 6-89

phone configuration information 6-38

platform inventory information 6-64

projector hardware information 6-61

remote speaker and video status 6-82

runtime aspects of the machine 6-103

security information 6-86

security trustlist 6-87

status of the call 6-18

status of the secondary codecs 6-83

syslog default facility used for logging messages 6-93

syslog heartbeat facility used for heartbeat messages 6-94

syslog heartbeat interval in minutes 6-95

syslog output version 6-101

syslog remote server details 6-98

syslog server details 6-99

syslog time zone setting 6-100

system aspects of the machine 6-105

system configuration information 6-40

system diagnostics 6-43

upgrade status 6-110

version number of the software on the system 6-111

video statistics of the call 6-17

video status 6-113

T

troubleshooting

camera image capture tool 9-1

initiate the screen capture 9-2

stop the call control agent 9-2

turn on camera loopback 9-2

U

unsetting

clear a forced upgrade of the audio peripheral 7-2

clear a forced upgrade of the auxiliary-ctrl peripheral 7-3

clear a forced upgrade of the camera peripheral 7-4

clear a forced upgrade of the display peripheral 7-5

clear a forced upgrade of the firmware peripheral 7-6

clear a forced upgrade of the graphic driver 7-7

clear a forced upgrade of the of the graphic icons 7-8, 7-9

utilities

abort the last generated log files 8-15

access the presentation device in the system 8-63

add a Cisco IP Service Level Agreements (IP SLA) initiator/sender device IP address 8-12

add a new NTP server 8-44

capture network packets on the ethernet interface 8-33

clear all service statuses 8-51

clear locally stored calendaring information 8-6

create a remote support account 8-47

delete a Cisco IP Service Level Agreements (IP SLA) initiator 8-13

delete an entry in the Address Resolution Protocol table 8-3

delete an existing NTP server 8-45

disable the Cisco IP Service Level Agreements (IP SLA) responder 8-10

disable the remote support account 8-48

display the status of the last generated log files 8-30

enable the Cisco IP Service Level Agreements (IP SLA) responder 8-11

enable the remote support account 8-49

generate audio log files 8-16, 8-20

generate log files for other devices 8-21

generate phone log files 8-22

generate presentation device log files 8-23

generate sound recording log files 8-24

generate video log files 8-25

initiate an immediate peripheral upgrade 8-68

list all active allowed Cisco IP Service Level Agreements (IP SLA) initiators 8-14

list the contents of the Address Resolution Protocol table 8-4

ping all nodes to a remote destination 8-36

reset SNMP objects to their default values 8-58

resolve a hostname to an address 8-35

restart a service 8-55

restart the system 8-64

retrieve all service statuses 8-52

save a set of current SNMP object values 8-59

send generated log files to an external server 8-17, 8-26, 8-28

send one or more ping packets to a remote destination 8-37

set an entry in the Address Resolution Protocol table 8-5

set the system to the factory default setting 8-62

set the system to the factory initialized configuration 8-61

show the current configuration of the NTP client and server 8-43

show the current status of the NTP client 8-46

show the current status of the remote support account 8-50

start a service 8-56

stop a service 8-57

switch to another installed load on the system 8-65

test connectivity to a remote destination using the SIP protocol 8-38

test connectivity to a remote destination using the TCP protocol 8-40

trace an IP packets to a remote destination 8-42

Index

Numerics

50 Hz flicker reduction, enabling or disabling 5-18

802.1x

enable or disable 5-31

show status 6-49

A

Active Control

enable or disable 5-4

Active Control Mode

show 6-4, 6-5

C

calls

add an audio call to an existing conference 2-2

answer an incoming call 2-3

initiate a call to the specified address 2-8

place a specified call on hold 2-5

resume a call on a specified line 2-6

terminate the current call 2-4

view the state of an active call 2-9

commands

ending an SSH session 1-7

getting help with 1-6

how to use 1-6

starting an SSH session 1-2

connectivity

restoring 1-5

D

diagnostics

capture camera display image 3-9

check the audio loopback status 3-5

download diagnostic display register information 3-15

initiate a full diagnostic display loopback 3-3, 3-13

initiate diagnostic color bar display 3-11

perform a full system check 3-18

perform a quick system check 3-18

set the display color temperature 3-17

switches camera focus 3-8

terminate a full diagnostic display loopback 3-2, 3-12

terminate diagnostic color bar display 3-10

view the current display temperature 3-16

view the status of the full diagnostic display loopback 3-14

display

show diagnostics 6-43

show errors 6-45

show HDMI ports 6-46

show status 6-44

DTLS

enable or disable 5-34

show version 6-51

F

files

list logging files 4-6

list NV bootlog files 4-7

tail the contents of a file in the logging area 4-8

tail the contents of a file in the NV bootlog area 4-9

transfer the log file(s) to an external server using FTP 4-3

transfer the log file(s) to an external server using SCP 4-4

transfer the log file(s) to an external server using SFTP 4-5

view the contents of a file in the logging area 4-10

view the contents of a file in the NV bootlog area 4-11

H

H.265 High Efficiency VIdeo Coding (HEVC) standard

enable or disable 5-82

show status 6-112

P

passwords

expiration notices 1-3

login history 1-5

resetting in Cisco Unified CM 1-4

resetting on CTS codec 1-4

set new admin password 5-55

troubleshooting 1-5

updating 1-2

S

settings

answer incoming calls 5-12, 5-14

change voice activity detection threshold 5-81

clear the directory 5-28

control (disable) the logging level to the CLI logs 5-46

control (enable) the logging level to the CLI logs 5-47

control Camera Sync Inhibit 5-19

define the Cisco TelePresence System device type 5-25

define the Cisco Unified CM server 5-27

disable acoustic echo cancellation (AEC) 5-5, 5-9

disable answering incoming calls 5-11, 5-13

disable camera zoom step mode 5-20

disable the Cisco Unified CM Down Revision support state 5-32

disable the License feature for Satellite 5-44

disable the output of CLI data in Bellcore TL1 format 5-53

enable acoustic echo cancellation (AEC) 5-5

enable or disable audio mute 5-8

enable or disable audio on the specified source 5-10

enable or disable automatic frame rate 5-58

enable or disable video on the specific source 5-84

enable output of CLI data in Bellcore TL1 format 5-54

enable the camera zoom, stepped mode 5-21

enable the Cisco Unified CM Down Revision support state 5-33

enable the License feature for Satellite 5-45

force an upgrade of graphic icons 5-79

force an upgrade of micro-controller 5-80

force an upgrade of the audio peripheral 5-72

force an upgrade of the auxiliary-ctrl peripheral 5-74

force an upgrade of the camera peripheral 5-75

force an upgrade of the display peripheral 5-76

force an upgrade of the firmware peripheral 5-77

force an upgrade of the graphic driver 5-78

open or close the firewall for XmlRpc traffic 5-35

regenerate the Web Interface Certificate 5-23

reset the auxiliary control unit 5-36

reset the camera 5-37

reset the document camera 5-39

set a new admin password 5-55

set network IP DHCP values 5-49

set new network IP static values 5-50

set the active control mode 5-4

set the Certificate Authority Proxy Function (CAPF) authentication string 5-60

set the default facility used for syslog messages 5-62

set the DTLS version 5-34

set the heartbeat interval in minutes 5-64

set the network interface Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) 5-48

set the output format version of the syslog messages 5-69

set the projector peripheral to default 5-41

set the timezone used for syslog message timestamps 5-67, 5-68

setting the main window in the presentation-in-picture (PiP) window 5-56

setting the presentiation-in-picture (PiP) in the main window 5-56

set video quality 5-83

specify the heartbeat message standard syslog severity 5-66

specify the heartbeat message string 5-65

specify the standard syslog facility used for heartbeat messages 5-63

turning off the lights 5-40

turning on the lights 5-40

turn off 802.1x authentication 5-31

turn off the camera 5-37

turn off the display 5-29

turn on 802.1x authentication 5-31

turn on the camera 5-37

turn on the display 5-30

uniquely identify the timezone 5-70

show

802.1x status 6-49

active control mode 6-4, 6-5

all audio-related hardware information 6-56

all basic platform network information 6-69

all hardware information 6-55

all statistics of the call 6-12

all system hardware information 6-62

all video hardware information 6-63

audio-addin statistics of the call 6-11

audio statistics of the call 6-14

audio status 6-6

available timezones in long format 6-107

basic platform network information about Ethernet port 0 6-72

basic platform network route information 6-73

basic platform network status information 6-74

basic platform status information 6-91

call economy quality feature settings 6-8

call hold feature settings 6-9

call idle redirect settings 6-10

CAPF authentication string 6-85

CDP interface and configuration 6-23

CDP neighbors entries 6-24

configuration information 6-36

configured alternate directory server 6-42

configured heartbeat message test string 6-96

configured severity of the heartbeat messages 6-97

contents of the Locally Significant Certificate (LSC) 6-26

contents of the Manufacturing Installed Certificate (MIC) 6-28

contents of the Web Interface Certificate 6-34

current Cisco Unified CM Down Revision support state 6-50

current timezone setting in long format 6-106

diagnostics, system 6-43

display information 6-58

display status 6-44, 6-45, 6-46

DTLS version 6-51

firewall entries 6-52

information about the current account 6-68

lcu information 6-60

license status 6-65

light control unit information 6-60

meeting details 6-66

meeting summary and details 6-67

network aspects of the machine 6-102

Network Failure Detection parameters 6-76

number of sessions that are currently logged into the CTS 6-89

phone configuration information 6-38

platform inventory information 6-64

projector hardware information 6-61

remote speaker and video status 6-82

runtime aspects of the machine 6-103

security information 6-86

security trustlist 6-87

status of the call 6-18

status of the secondary codecs 6-83

syslog default facility used for logging messages 6-93

syslog heartbeat facility used for heartbeat messages 6-94

syslog heartbeat interval in minutes 6-95

syslog output version 6-101

syslog remote server details 6-98

syslog server details 6-99

syslog time zone setting 6-100

system aspects of the machine 6-105

system configuration information 6-40

system diagnostics 6-43

upgrade status 6-110

version number of the software on the system 6-111

video statistics of the call 6-17

video status 6-113

T

troubleshooting

camera image capture tool 9-1

initiate the screen capture 9-2

stop the call control agent 9-2

turn on camera loopback 9-2

U

unsetting

clear a forced upgrade of the audio peripheral 7-2

clear a forced upgrade of the auxiliary-ctrl peripheral 7-3

clear a forced upgrade of the camera peripheral 7-4

clear a forced upgrade of the display peripheral 7-5

clear a forced upgrade of the firmware peripheral 7-6

clear a forced upgrade of the graphic driver 7-7

clear a forced upgrade of the of the graphic icons 7-8, 7-9

utilities

abort the last generated log files 8-15

access the presentation device in the system 8-63

add a Cisco IP Service Level Agreements (IP SLA) initiator/sender device IP address 8-12

add a new NTP server 8-44

capture network packets on the ethernet interface 8-33

clear all service statuses 8-51

clear locally stored calendaring information 8-6

create a remote support account 8-47

delete a Cisco IP Service Level Agreements (IP SLA) initiator 8-13

delete an entry in the Address Resolution Protocol table 8-3

delete an existing NTP server 8-45

disable the Cisco IP Service Level Agreements (IP SLA) responder 8-10

disable the remote support account 8-48

display the status of the last generated log files 8-30

enable the Cisco IP Service Level Agreements (IP SLA) responder 8-11

enable the remote support account 8-49

generate audio log files 8-16, 8-20

generate log files for other devices 8-21

generate phone log files 8-22

generate presentation device log files 8-23

generate sound recording log files 8-24

generate video log files 8-25

initiate an immediate peripheral upgrade 8-68

list all active allowed Cisco IP Service Level Agreements (IP SLA) initiators 8-14

list the contents of the Address Resolution Protocol table 8-4

ping all nodes to a remote destination 8-36

reset SNMP objects to their default values 8-58

resolve a hostname to an address 8-35

restart a service 8-55

restart the system 8-64

retrieve all service statuses 8-52

save a set of current SNMP object values 8-59

send generated log files to an external server 8-17, 8-26, 8-28

send one or more ping packets to a remote destination 8-37

set an entry in the Address Resolution Protocol table 8-5

set the system to the factory default setting 8-62

set the system to the factory initialized configuration 8-61

show the current configuration of the NTP client and server 8-43

show the current status of the NTP client 8-46

show the current status of the remote support account 8-50

start a service 8-56

stop a service 8-57

switch to another installed load on the system 8-65

test connectivity to a remote destination using the SIP protocol 8-38

test connectivity to a remote destination using the TCP protocol 8-40

trace an IP packets to a remote destination 8-42