Cisco Systems OL-13674-07 Manual De Usuario

 describes the terms that are used in this guide. Additional terms and definitions are listed in the 

The CTS meeting room Cisco Unified IP 7900 Series phone. Cisco TelePresence meetings are 
initiated and completed using this phone while the handset is on-hook; meeting audio is heard 
through the speakers of the CTS device.

Touch-panel LCD device that enables you to conduct telepresence meetings without the 
Cisco Unified IP phone. Most of the CTS functions described in this guide can be carried out 
using the Cisco TelePresence Touch 12. For complete operating instructions, see the 

 on Cisco.com.

The combination of hardware and software that comprise a Cisco TelePresence System. The 
hardware for an endpoint includes a Cisco Unified IP 7900 Series telephone, one or more 
large-screen meeting displays with one or more cameras, plus presentation devices, microphones, 
speakers, and in some models, lighting systems. 

The following are Cisco TelePresence endpoints:

CTS 500 Series

CTS 1000

CTS 1100

CTS 1300 Series

CTS 3000 Series

CTS 3200 Series

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A Cisco TelePresence call is placed between two or more CTS endpoints while the CTS phone 
handset is on-hook.

Two or more endpoints connected by a Cisco TelePresence call while the CTS phone handset is 
on-hook.

A call placed to or from an audio-only telephone for the purpose of conferencing the audio call 
into a Cisco TelePresence meeting.

A Cisco TelePresence meeting that includes an audio call. Audio calls are placed or answered with 
the CTS phone handset on-hook.

A call that has been configured to support Cisco WebEx online meeting capability including 
integrated phone conferencing, mobile access, voice conferencing, desktop sharing, and online 
recording. See