Configure system behavior
- Open a browser and navigate to the IP address of your Fusion.
NOTE: This can be found on your Fusion Controller in the Room Controller App under Advanced Settings > Network Settings. - Select the System Behavior tab and set the following:
| Allow other systems to move my camera | Enables the ability for far-end participants to move the local camera. The default setting is enabled. |
| Allow other systems to control camera presets | Enables the ability for far-end participants to select local camera preset positions. The default is enabled. |
| Auto-answer Incoming Calls | Enables incoming calls to be automatically answered. If disabled, you must manually answer or ignore incoming calls. By default, you must manually answer or ignore incoming calls. |
| Mute on Auto-answer | Enables the system to automatically mute the local microphone when answering a call. Only available when Auto-answer Incoming calls is enabled. |
| Wired Presentations Start Automatically | If you connect a laptop to a video input on the system, a presentation starts automatically. The default is enabled. |
| Enable Voice Tracking | Enables the Voice Tracking feature on the Fusion Video Bar. |
| Enable Camera Auto Framing | Enables the Camera Auto Framing feature on the connected Fusion Bar or the Fusion PTZ Camera |
| Set the Audio Input | Select the audio (microphone) input source. |
| Set the Audio Output | Specifies the location for audio output during video calls |
| Set the Active Camera | Select the camera you want to use for Lifesize meetings. This is the camera configured during the initial setup. |
| Set Wired Presentation Source | Select the Fusion Dongle for the wired presentation source if the dongle is connected to Fusion Core. |
| Choose Dual Display Mode | Select a display mode. Refer to the help below in the Dual Display Mode section. |
| Enable Anti-flicker 50Hz | Lights powered by a 50 Hz power source can produce a flicker that the camera captures and transmits to the system. If you are using lights powered by a 50 Hz power source and observe a flicker in the video, set Anti-Flicker to 50 Hz. The default value is 60Hz. NOTE: The value you choose for this preference applies to all cameras connected to the system. |
| Maximum Call Transmit Bandwidth | Select the maximum total call transmit bandwidth, including video, audio, and presentation streams. The default is 6144 Kb/s. |
| Ignore Incoming Calls | Enable to block/reject all incoming calls to the system. The default is disabled. |
| Enable Wireless Presentation | Enable Wireless presentation to allow users to share their computer screen, an application window, or a browser tab via the network. See the Wireless presentation page for more information. |
3. Click Save
Dual Display Mode
When you connect a second display to your system, you can select a display mode, and your system automatically configures the second display. Depending on the mode, your two displays function differently while in a video call and outside of a video call.
| Display Mode | Call Status | Display 1 | Display 2 |
| Self-View (default) | In a call | Other participant’s video, or a composite view if 3 or more participants If picture-in-picture (PIP) is On: Your camera view is shown in the PIP | Local camera’s view If PIP is On: Shows background If presenting your screen locally or when the other participant is presenting their screen: Shows the presentation |
| Self-View (default) | Not in a call | Background | Background or digital signage If presenting your screen locally: Shows your presentation |
| Mirror Mode | In a call | Other participant’s video, or a composite view if 3 or more participants If PIP is On: Your camera view is shown in the PIP | Local camera’s view If PIP is On: Shows background If presenting your screen locally or when the other participant is presenting their screen: Shows the presentation |
| Mirror Mode | Not in a call | Background or digital signage If presenting your screen locally: Shows your presentation | Background or digital signage If presenting your screen locally: Shows your presentation |
Note: Your local camera can always be shown temporarily on Display 1 by pressing the Camera button on the Room Controller App.