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Device Descriptions

Cisco DX70 Hardware

1 Source button 6 Mute button
2 Speaker 7 Mini jack 3.5 mm output
3 Microphone 8 USB charging port
4 Power button 9 microSD card slot
5 Volume button 10 Camera with privacy shutter

Cisco DX70 Cable Installation

1 micro-B USB port 5 Computer port
2 USB ports 6 Network port
3 HDMI in 7 Power port
4 HDMI out    

Cisco DX80 Hardware

1 Source button 5 USB port
2 Speaker 6 Volume button
3 Microphones in each leg 7 Mute button
4 Power button 8 Camera with privacy shutter

Cisco DX80 includes an Acoustic Echo Canceller (AEC) and laptop shadowing. Users at the far end of a call experience clear audio quality even if the user puts an obstacle, such as a laptop, in front of one of the microphones. If the current microphone is blocked by an object, the device automatically switches to the other microphone array in the other foot.

Cisco DX80 also includes two microphone array beam forming. If the user moves out of the beam (that is, out of the camera view), the sound sent to the far end weakens. All sound sources that are not located within the pickup beam (in front of the unit) attenuate.

Cisco DX80 Cable Installation

1 Factory reset pinhole 7 microSD card slot
2 micro-B USB port 8 USB ports
3 Power port 9 Computer port
4 USB type B port 10 Network port
5 HDMI in 11 Kensington Security Slot (K-Slot)
6 HDMI out    

Cisco DX650 Hardware

1 Privacy shutter slide switch 10 Conference button
2 Camera 11 Transfer button
3 Touchscreen 12 Volume button
4 12 key dial pad 13 Speaker button
5 Micro Secure Digital Standard Capacity (HDSC) slot 14 Stop Video button
6 Lock button 15 Headset button
7 USB port 16 Mute button
8 End call button 17 Handset with light strip
9 Hold button    

Cisco DX650 Cable Installation

1 Kensington Security Slot (K-Slot) 6 Computer port
2 micro-B USB port 7 Auxiliary port
3 3.5-mm stereo line in/out jack 8 USB 2.0 port
4 Power port 9 HDMI type A port
5 Network port    

No Radio Hardware

The No Radio (NR) hardware versions of Cisco DX70 and Cisco DX80 do not support Wi-Fi or Bluetooth features.

Device Descriptions

Device Descriptions

Cisco DX70 Hardware

1 Source button 6 Mute button
2 Speaker 7 Mini jack 3.5 mm output
3 Microphone 8 USB charging port
4 Power button 9 microSD card slot
5 Volume button 10 Camera with privacy shutter

Cisco DX70 Cable Installation

1 micro-B USB port 5 Computer port
2 USB ports 6 Network port
3 HDMI in 7 Power port
4 HDMI out    

Cisco DX80 Hardware

1 Source button 5 USB port
2 Speaker 6 Volume button
3 Microphones in each leg 7 Mute button
4 Power button 8 Camera with privacy shutter

Cisco DX80 includes an Acoustic Echo Canceller (AEC) and laptop shadowing. Users at the far end of a call experience clear audio quality even if the user puts an obstacle, such as a laptop, in front of one of the microphones. If the current microphone is blocked by an object, the device automatically switches to the other microphone array in the other foot.

Cisco DX80 also includes two microphone array beam forming. If the user moves out of the beam (that is, out of the camera view), the sound sent to the far end weakens. All sound sources that are not located within the pickup beam (in front of the unit) attenuate.

Cisco DX80 Cable Installation

1 Factory reset pinhole 7 microSD card slot
2 micro-B USB port 8 USB ports
3 Power port 9 Computer port
4 USB type B port 10 Network port
5 HDMI in 11 Kensington Security Slot (K-Slot)
6 HDMI out    

Cisco DX650 Hardware

1 Privacy shutter slide switch 10 Conference button
2 Camera 11 Transfer button
3 Touchscreen 12 Volume button
4 12 key dial pad 13 Speaker button
5 Micro Secure Digital Standard Capacity (HDSC) slot 14 Stop Video button
6 Lock button 15 Headset button
7 USB port 16 Mute button
8 End call button 17 Handset with light strip
9 Hold button    

Cisco DX650 Cable Installation

1 Kensington Security Slot (K-Slot) 6 Computer port
2 micro-B USB port 7 Auxiliary port
3 3.5-mm stereo line in/out jack 8 USB 2.0 port
4 Power port 9 HDMI type A port
5 Network port    

No Radio Hardware

The No Radio (NR) hardware versions of Cisco DX70 and Cisco DX80 do not support Wi-Fi or Bluetooth features.