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. This feature cannot be disabled during a call. This feature is disabled if Enable Voice Tracking is turned on. This feature is disabled if Enable Camera Auto Framing is turned on. |
| Allow other systems to control camera presets | Enables the ability for far-end participants to select local camera preset positions. The default is enabled. |
| Enable Voice Tracking | Enables the Voice Tracking feature on the Fusion Video Bar. For this feature, Fusion Bar Camera must be selected as the Active Camera and Fusion Bar Speakerphone as the Audio Input. Voice tracking starts when the user speaks for more than approximately 3 seconds, the camera points to the speaker. The camera returns to the whole room view when the user stops speaking for approximately 5 seconds. This feature is disabled if Allow other systems to move my camera is turned on. This feature is disabled if Enable Camera Auto Framing is turned on. |
| Enable Camera Auto Framing | Enables the Camera Auto Framing feature on the connected Fusion Bar or the Fusion PTZ Camera. This feature is disabled if Allow other systems to move my camera is turned on. This feature is disabled if Enable Voice Tracking is turned on. |
| 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. |
| 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.