Vidyo HD-100 User's Guide download pdf (Page 9)

1. Room Design Considerations

 Backdrop Lighting: Lights above and (if space allows) between the participants and the

background. Two lights are usually required, each aimed toward the opposite half of the

background to evenly light it.

In addition, always ensure that no lights are pointing in the camera lens, and avoid pointing any lights

directly at the displays. If possible, you may want to hire a lighting designer and have the lighting

professionally installed.

COLLABORATIVE TOOLS

“The usual and customary tools in their usual and customary format.” That’s what creates the most effective

collaboration. Vidyo offers a VGA2USB LR frame grabber that “screen scrapes” what’s on the local laptop

(connected by VGA) and transmits the information to the local and remote content displays.

VIBRATION

Room or wall vibration can be caused by HVAC equipment, heavy machinery being used nearby, trains

passing by, and other factors. If the wall on which the camera and displays are located vibrates excessively,

the camera may also vibrate. This vibration may be noticeable by the far-end participants. Therefore, if you

have known vibration issues, consult the building manager or an architect to determine the optimal

placement for the camera.

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Vidyo HD-100 User's Guide Page 9