Settings

1.The video call settings are located on the TSS.

2.Go to User's/Shared Profile settings and click on the Video Call panel.

Location: Terminal Profile Settings

Video Call

Enable	truefalse
Key: profile.setting.videocall.enable Description: Allows the turret to place video calls to other turrets. Constraint: true\|false

Location: Terminal Boot Settings, Terminal Profile Settings

Video Call

Default video state for incoming calls
Key: profile.setting.videocall.defaultstate.in Description: Defines the video state that is requested by default when accepting an incoming call. Constraint: inactive\|receive_only\|send_only\|send_receive inactive = No video stream. receive_only = Only the remote party's video is requested and displayed (if available). The local video is not sent. send_only = Only the local video is sent. The remote party's video is not displayed (and not requested). send_receive = The local video is sent and the remote party's video is requested and displayed (if available). Related settings: Default video state for outgoing calls (profile.setting.videocall.defaultstate.out) Default video state when resuming a held call (profile.setting.videocall.defaultstate.heldresume) Default video state when swapping a call back to handset (profile.setting.videocall.defaultstate.backonhs) Default video state for incoming DDI calls (profile.setting.videocall.ddi.defaultstate.in) Default video state for outgoing DDI calls (profile.setting.videocall.ddi.defaultstate.out)

Location: Terminal Boot Settings, Terminal Profile Settings

Video Call

Default video state for outgoing calls
Key: profile.setting.videocall.defaultstate.out Description: Defines the video state that is requested by default when placing an outbound call. Constraint: inactive\|receive_only\|send_only\|send_receive inactive = No video stream. receive_only = Only the remote party's video is requested and displayed (if available). The local video is not sent. send_only = Only the local video is sent. The remote party's video is not displayed (and not requested). send_receive = The local video is sent and the remote party's video is requested and displayed (if available). Related settings: Default video state for incoming calls (profile.setting.videocall.defaultstate.in) Default video state when resuming a held call (profile.setting.videocall.defaultstate.heldresume) Default video state when swapping a call back to handset (profile.setting.videocall.defaultstate.backonhs) Default video state for incoming DDI calls (profile.setting.videocall.ddi.defaultstate.in) Default video state for outgoing DDI calls (profile.setting.videocall.ddi.defaultstate.out)

Location: Terminal Boot Settings, Terminal Profile Settings

Video Call

Default video state for incoming DDI calls
Key: profile.setting.videocall.ddi.defaultstate.in Description: Defines the video state that is requested by default when accepting a DDI incoming call. If not set, the default value is the classic incoming's default value. Constraint: inactive\|receive_only\|send_only\|send_receive inactive = No video stream. receive_only = Only the remote party's video is requested and displayed (if available). The local video is not sent. send_only = Only the local video is sent. The remote party's video is not displayed (and not requested). send_receive = The local video is sent and the remote party's video is requested and displayed (if available). Related settings: Default video state for incoming calls (profile.setting.videocall.defaultstate.in) Default video state for outgoing calls (profile.setting.videocall.defaultstate.out) Default video state when resuming a held call (profile.setting.videocall.defaultstate.heldresume) Default video state when swapping a call back to handset (profile.setting.videocall.defaultstate.backonhs) Default video state for outgoing DDI calls (profile.setting.videocall.ddi.defaultstate.out)

Location: Terminal Boot Settings, Terminal Profile Settings

Video Call

Default video state for outgoing DDI calls
Key: profile.setting.videocall.ddi.defaultstate.out Description: Defines the video state that is requested by default when placing a DDI outbound call. If not set, the default value is the classic outgoing's default value. Constraint: inactive\|receive_only\|send_only\|send_receive inactive = No video stream. receive_only = Only the remote party's video is requested and displayed (if available). The local video is not sent. send_only = Only the local video is sent. The remote party's video is not displayed (and not requested). send_receive = The local video is sent and the remote party's video is requested and displayed (if available). Related settings: Default video state for incoming calls (profile.setting.videocall.defaultstate.in) Default video state for outgoing calls (profile.setting.videocall.defaultstate.out) Default video state when resuming a held call (profile.setting.videocall.defaultstate.heldresume) Default video state when swapping a call back to handset (profile.setting.videocall.defaultstate.backonhs) Default video state for incoming DDI calls (profile.setting.videocall.ddi.defaultstate.in)

Location: Terminal Profile Settings, Terminal Profile Settings

Video Call

Preferred Bitrate
Key: profile.setting.videocall.preferredbitrate Description: Define the start bitrate of the video call in kbit/second Related settings: Preferred Max Bitrate (profile.setting.videocall.preferredmaxbitrate)

Location: Terminal Profile Settings, Terminal Profile Settings

Video Call

Preferred Max Bitrate
Key: profile.setting.videocall.preferredmaxbitrate Description: Define the maximum bitrate of the video call in kbit/second. The default value is 0.In that case, the value of the maximum bitrate is 3 times of the start bitrate value. Related settings: Preferred Bitrate (profile.setting.videocall.preferredbitrate)

Location: Terminal Profile Settings, Terminal Profile Settings

Video Call

Preferred Maximum Frame by second (max FPS)
Key: profile.setting.videocall.preferredmaxfps Description: Define the maximum frame by second The default value is 0.In that case, the maximum frame by second value is defined by the captured device capability. Example: if the webcam can capture in 25 fps, the video call is set to 25 fps.

Location: Terminal Boot Settings, Terminal Profile Settings

Video Call

Width of zoom video
Key: profile.setting.videocall.preferredzoomwidth Description: Define the width of the zoom video. The default value is 0. In that case, the zoom is disabled. The zoom allows to resizing the original image. The user should keep the image ratio in order to prevent distortion. Example: Original image = 352288 (WH) Resizing image = 576471 The user should set the key to 576 Related settings:* Height of zoom video (profile.setting.videocall.preferredzoomheight)

Location: Terminal Boot Settings, Terminal Profile Settings

Video Call

Height of zoom video
Key: profile.setting.videocall.preferredzoomheight Description: Define the height of the zoom video. The default value is 0. In that case, the zoom is disabled. The zoom allows to resizing the original image. The user should keep the image ratio in order to prevent distortion. Example: Original image = 352288 (WH) Resizing image = 576471 The user should set the key to 471 Related settings:* Width of zoom video (profile.setting.videocall.preferredzoomwidth)

Location: Terminal Boot Settings, Terminal Profile Settings

Video Call

Preferred Device Id
Key: profile.setting.videocall.preferreddeviceid Description: Defines which device is used for capturing video when placing video calls. Constraint: Numerical value, must be the id of a video capture device on the turret. If not specified, the system chooses the internal video device. If none is available, it chooses an external device, if any. To get the list of video devices and their capabilities, look in the "Video capabilities dump" section of the Debug Info' System Information file. Related settings: Preferred Capability Id (profile.setting.videocall.preferredcapacityid)

Location: Terminal Boot Settings, Terminal Profile Settings

Video Call

Preferred Capability Id
Key: profile.setting.videocall.preferredcapacityid Description: Defines which video capability is used for capturing video when placing video calls. Constraint: Numerical value, must be the id of a video capture capability on the turret. If not specified, the system chooses the default 352 * 288 capability. If none, it chooses the default 320 * 240 capability. These 2 default capabilities use the raw image format YUY2. To get the list of video devices and their capabilities, look in the "Video capabilities dump" section of the Debug Info' System Information file. Warning : For the T4-Flex and the FlexPro, the system will not always choose a default capability. You must choose a capability yourself. Related settings: Preferred Device Id (profile.setting.videocall.preferreddeviceid)

Note: video device identify and video capacity identify information can be found in the debug information of the turret in section Video capabilities dump.

Example of the build-in webcam of the turret

Location: Terminal Boot Settings, Terminal Profile Settings

Video Call

Mirror feedback video	truefalse
Key: profile.setting.videocall.mirrorfeedbackvideo Description: Defines if the local feedback (the user's own video image) is mirrored inside the main video panel. This allows the user to see what image he/she sends to the remote party. Constraint: true\|false

Location: Terminal Boot Settings, Terminal Profile Settings

Video Call

Default video state when resuming a held call
Key: profile.setting.videocall.defaultstate.heldresume Description: Video is automatically stopped when putting a call on-hold, and automatically restored when resuming it. This defines the video state that is automatically requested (restored) when resuming a call that was on-hold. Constraint: previous_state\|inactive\|receive_only\|send_only\|send_receive previous_state = restore the call's previous video state, i.e. the state of the call as it was before putting it onhold. inactive = No video stream. receive_only = Only the remote party's video is requested and displayed (if available). The local video is not sent. send_only = Only the local video is sent. The remote party's video is not displayed (and not requested). send_receive = The local video is sent and the remote party's video is requested and displayed (if available). Related settings: Default video state for incoming calls (profile.setting.videocall.defaultstate.in) Default video state for outgoing calls (profile.setting.videocall.defaultstate.out) Default video state when swapping a call back to handset (profile.setting.videocall.defaultstate.backonhs) Default video state for incoming DDI calls (profile.setting.videocall.ddi.defaultstate.in) Default video state for outgoing DDI calls (profile.setting.videocall.ddi.defaultstate.out)

Location: Terminal Boot Settings, Terminal Profile Settings

Video Call

Default video state when swapping a call back to handset
Key: profile.setting.videocall.defaultstate.backonhs Description: Video is automatically stopped when putting a call on monitor, and automatically restored when taking it back on handset. This defines the video state that is automatically requested (restored) when a call is swapped back to a handset. Constraint: previous_state\|inactive\|receive_only\|send_only\|send_receive previous_state = restore the call's previous video state, i.e. the state of the call as it was before moving it to the monitor. inactive = No video stream. receive_only = Only the remote party's video is requested and displayed (if available). The local video is not sent. send_only = Only the local video is sent. The remote party's video is not displayed (and not requested). send_receive = The local video is sent and the remote party's video is requested and displayed (if available). Related settings: Default video state for incoming calls (profile.setting.videocall.defaultstate.in) Default video state for outgoing calls (profile.setting.videocall.defaultstate.out) Default video state when resuming a held call (profile.setting.videocall.defaultstate.heldresume) Default video state for incoming DDI calls (profile.setting.videocall.ddi.defaultstate.in) Default video state for outgoing DDI calls (profile.setting.videocall.ddi.defaultstate.out)