RealPresence Immersive Technical Certification ITPOT200 Flashcards
In RealPresence Immersive Studio, one SoundStructure C16 is used to control the audio in both the 309 and 321 configurations.
False
With a standard RealPresence Immersive Studio deployment, the user interface is presented using:
Polycom’s RealPresence Touch
Which of the following statements does NOT apply to ITP sales ‘pull through’?
None of these apply, as ITP is a standalone executive application
‘Broadest Interoperability’ extends to all but one of the following. Which is the odd one out?
Internal Primary Rate ISDN support to audio participants without the need for a bridge.
Which of the following statements is INCORRECT regarding the audio on Immersive Studio Flex:
Siren 14 provides 22kHz audio for rich sound.
Which is the most important aspect of Immersive Telepresence?
The entire user experience.
Which of the following is NOT a differentiator for Polycom ITP?
The only ‘across the table’ Immersive Telepresence solution
Which of the following is the correct specification for the main displays shipped with Immersive Studio Flex?
LG 65” 4K UHD Displays
Minimum bandwidth requirements for Immersive Studio Flex running at 1080p60 are:
5Mb/s
Some new customers have already invested in RealPresence Immersive Studio without ever seeing a live demo.
True
Which of the following make up Polycom’s REQUIRED Service offering for ITP?
Implementation & Maintenance
Regarding RealPresence Immersive Studio, one of the following statements is incorrect. Can you select which one?
Video and content are sent in full 4K resolution.
Which of the following is NOT a valid input source with a standard RealPresence Immersive Studio deployment?
Direct S-Video connection from the table
With a standard RealPresence Immersive Studio deployment, which of the following statements represents the correct minimum room requirements?
9-seat: 8.141m x 5.547m x 2.591m. 21-seat: 8.915m x 7.264m x 2.743m
The cameras on an Immersive Studio are hidden in the speaker covers above the monitors.
False