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November 1999
These release notes cover information relating to the Cisco IP/VC 3530 Video Terminal Adapter (VTA) Release 1.0.
These release notes summarize the following topics:
The Cisco IP/VC 3530 Video Terminal Adapter (VTA) is part of the Cisco IP/V 3500 Series product family. The entire product family consists of:
The Cisco IP/VC 3530 Video Terminal Adapter (VTA) is a self-contained terminal adapter that translates between H.320 and H.323 communications protocols. The VTA connects your H.320 video conferencing system (room system or group system) to an IP network (LAN, Internet, or intranet) and provides complete end-to-end interoperability between the room system and all other H.323 devices on the network. By opening up your room system to the previously inaccessible world of H.323 networking without losing any H.320 functionality, the VTA protects and enhances your room system investment.
Cisco IP/VC 3530 features include the following:
In this release, the Tandberg Vision 2000 version B4.0 and Vision 800/2500/5000 version C1.1 indicate continuous incoming calls after call termination. To work around this problem, change the V.35 cable by clipping off the wire, which goes into H (DTR) on the Winchester connector, and short the pin H (DTR) to pin C (CTS).
CSCdp21308 Embedded Gatekeeper using Cisco MCM Gatekeeper Services. An endpoint registered to an embedded gatekeeper zone is not able to call into a MCM gatekeeper zone to utilize it gateway or MCU services.
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Posted: Wed Nov 17 10:41:42 PST 1999
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