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Cisco TelePresenceOverview Curtis Huang Channel SE Team Nov, 2006 Cisco TelePresenceRedefining How People Communicate Cisco TelePresenceRedefining How People Communicate Cisco TelePresenceA New and Innovative Philosophy Cisco TelePresence System 3000Large Team Meetings Twelve seats at the virtual table – six seats per side 3 x 65” ultra high definition plasma displays Furniture included (not including chairs or room adornments) Data projector, Ethernet power connections provided for participants laptops Cisco TelePresence System 10001:1 and Executive Applications Four seats at the virtual table – two seats per side 1 x 65” ultra high definition plasma display Furniture not included Mounts to existing wall space Streamlined design Data projector optional The Cisco TelePresence CodecTechnical Overview Cisco TelePresenceCallManager Requirements The Cisco TelePresence CodecProtocols Used / Supported Audio = AAC-LD (also supports G.711) Video = H.264 using 720p and 1080p profiles Signaling = Session Initiation Protocol 802.3af Power over Ethernet (for cameras and IP Phone) 802.1Q/p and DSCP Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) Video interfaces to cameras and displays are HDMI and DVI SSH, HTTPs, SNMPv2/3 for administration Cisco XML/XSI for Phone control plane TFTP for configuration and firmware downloads Cisco TelePresence Bandwidth and QoSTraffic characteristics Latency ≤ 250 ms Jitter ≤ 10 ms Loss ≤ 0.04% Bandwidth requirements dictated by administratively defined Quality setting in Cisco Unified CallManager Defines video bitrate only. For network planning purposes you must also add the audio, auxiliary video and packet overhead to your final bandwidth calculations Cisco TelePresence Bandwidth and QoSBandwidth Requirements Cisco TelePresence Multipoint Solutions TelePresence Multipoint Switching Full size continuous presence by screen Switching by table segment and site Reservation-less or scheduled Integrated with Cisco TelePresence Manager