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Anonymous Posted on Aug 12, 2017

Why does our office Polycom system go dark when no one moves?

It seems as though the system goes into some sort of power save mode or energy save mode. The picture becomes darker or dimmer when there is no movement for a period of time. For example, during meetings with our east coast office, at a certain point in the meeting thier video picture, which we are looking at, gets darker or dimmer. It seems to happen when no one gets up and moves for a while.

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SOURCE: Polycom VSX 8000-- cant hear

If you cant hear anything then this is a firewall issue not the VSX8000. Call us for port openings. 415.637.9989 . If the unit works on a LAN but not outside your firewall this is what it is. If it does not work on a LAN then it is the VSX8000..

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