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TE10 Videoconferencing Endpoint

Product Overview

Issue 01

Date 2016-08-30

HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.

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About This Document

PurposeThis document provides the positioning, highlights, networking schemes, features, andtechnical specifications of the HUAWEI TE10 videoconferencing endpoint (TE10 or endpointfor short).

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Contents

About This Document.....................................................................................................................ii

1 Product Positioning.......................................................................................................................1

2 Product Highlights........................................................................................................................ 2

3 Application Scenarios...................................................................................................................43.1 Videxio Interconnection Network...................................................................................................................................43.2 IMS HD Convergence Network..................................................................................................................................... 53.3 HD IP-based Network.................................................................................................................................................... 63.4 Network Containing TE Soft Clients..............................................................................................................................7

4 Product Structure........................................................................................................................... 94.1 Appearance..................................................................................................................................................................... 94.2 Front Panel and Rear Panel.......................................................................................................................................... 10

5 Functions and Features...............................................................................................................145.1 Interconnection with Multiple Third-Party Cloud Platforms....................................................................................... 145.2 Interconnection with a Wide Range of Hardware and Software.................................................................................. 145.3 Lightweight Interactive UI........................................................................................................................................... 145.4 Wireless Connection..................................................................................................................................................... 155.5 Wireless Data Sharing.................................................................................................................................................. 155.6 Multi-Language User Interface.....................................................................................................................................155.7 HD Video Conference...................................................................................................................................................155.8 Conference Control.......................................................................................................................................................165.9 Screen Layout............................................................................................................................................................... 175.10 USB-based Configuration...........................................................................................................................................175.11 Network Address Book...............................................................................................................................................175.12 Seamless Integration with the IMS.............................................................................................................................185.13 Third-Party APIs.........................................................................................................................................................185.14 Security.......................................................................................................................................................................18

6 Operation and Maintenance......................................................................................................216.1 Using the Remote Control............................................................................................................................................ 216.2 Using the Web Interface............................................................................................................................................... 216.3 Log Management..........................................................................................................................................................226.4 System Upgrade............................................................................................................................................................22

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7 Technical Specifications.............................................................................................................237.1 Physical Specifications................................................................................................................................................. 237.2 Performance..................................................................................................................................................................247.3 Ports and Protocols....................................................................................................................................................... 257.4 Standards Compliance.................................................................................................................................................. 26

A Glossary........................................................................................................................................28

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1 Product Positioning

The TE10 is an integrated high definition (HD) videoconferencing endpoint with a minimalistdesign. It can connect to networks over Wi-Fi and interwork with various cloud platforms.The TE10 is an innovative product that can also offer cloud services.

Table 1-1 describes the features and application scenarios of the TE10.

Table 1-1 TE10 features and application scenarios

TE10 Feature Application Scenario

l Integrates a camera, amicrophone, and aspeaker.

l Enables videocommunication afterhaving the power cable,video output cable, andnetwork cable wellconnected.

l Adopts a compact designand a metal shell, whichis easy to move andinstall.

l Supports a resolution ofup to 720p 30 fps.

Small conference rooms(less than 20 m2)

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2 Product Highlights

Interconnection with Multiple Third-Party Cloud Platforms

The TE10 can interconnect with multiple third-party cloud platforms, such as the Videxiocloud videoconferencing platform (Videxio platform for short) and IP Multimedia Subsystem(IMS).

Wireless Connection

The TE10 is able to:

l Connect to the Internet over Wi-Fi.l Connect to a wireless keyboard and mouse.l Connect to a Bluetooth speaker that has sound pickup embedded using a built-in

Bluetooth module.l Work as a Wi-Fi client or server using a built-in Wi-Fi module.l Connect to the AirPresence client and allow users to easily share presentation over a

wireless or IP network without a cable.

User-Friendly Interface and Remotely Controlled Functionsl Remote control

Utilizes a compact design and provides the most commonly used buttons.l Remote control UI

Runs on Android and adopts a flat fan-shaped design to intuitively display menus,enabling ease of use.

l Startup video customizationAllows you to use an upgrade tool to replace the startup animation of the Androidoperating system with a custom video.

Interworking with Systems and Devicesl Interoperability

The TE10 can interwork with the industry's mainstream standard endpoints, thevideoconferencing infrastructure, the IMS, and the Videxio platform, deliveringintelligent, easy-to-use conference experience.

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l IMS integrationThe TE10 can seamlessly integrate with the IMS network and join point-to-point (P2P)and multipoint conferences on the IMS network. Besides, it can interconnect with theAuto-Configuration Server (ACS) and be managed by the TR-069 function provided bythe ACS.

l Rich application programming interfaces (APIs)The TE10 provides rich APIs for third parties to facilitate system integration andcustomization.

Compact Design, Easy to Installl With a compact design that includes a built-in camera, a built-in microphone, and a built-

in speaker, the TE10 is portable and easy to install.l The TE10 is ready for use after the power cable, video output cable, and network cable

are connected.l A mounting bracket is provided to allow the TE10 to be installed on the top of a TV set,

on a wall, on a ceiling, or on a tripod.

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3 Application Scenarios

3.1 Videxio Interconnection NetworkNOTE

You can interconnect your TE10 with the Videxio platform only after purchasing necessary cloudservices from Videxio.

You can interconnect your TE10 with the Videxio platform simply by clicking or selecting theactivation button on the TE10 web interface or remote control UI.

Figure 3-1 shows a network where the TE10 interconnects with the Videxio platform.

Figure 3-1 Videxio interconnection network

On this network:

l By interacting with the activation server, registrar server, and configuration server on theVidexio platform, the TE10 gets activated, obtains configuration data, acquires its ownsite name, and automatically registers with the Videxio platform based on the obtaineddata. It then acquires the address book from the LDAP server on the Videxio platform.

l The TE10 communicates with the Videxio platform through the SIP protocol to getregistered and convene conferences.

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l When the TE10 is in a conference initiated by the Videxio platform, conference controlfunctions are unavailable on the TE10.

3.2 IMS HD Convergence NetworkThe IMS uses voice over IP (VoIP) applications based on SIP applications that comply withthe 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) standard to provide fixed and mobilemultimedia services for carriers. The IMS integrates with the MCU to deliver HD videoconferencing services.

On the IMS HD convergence network, the TE10 can interconnect with the ACS to implementmanagement functions through the TR-069 service offered by the ACS.

IMS HD Convergence Network

Figure 3-2 shows an IMS HD convergence network.

Figure 3-2 IMS HD convergence network

On this network:

l After registering with the IMS network through SIP, the TE10 can join an HD videoconference.

l The TE10 supports two video input channels and displays video and presentation at thesame time. The combination of presentation with video delivers immersive conferenceexperience.

l After joining an IMS convergence conference, the TE10 interworks with different clientdevices to provide participants with more convenient and diversified video and audiocommunications services.



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Interconnecting with the ACSFigure 3-3 shows the interconnection between the TE10 and the ACS.

Figure 3-3 Interconnecting with the ACS

On this network:

l The TE10 communicates with the TR-069 server through the TR-069 protocol.l The HTTP server is used to upload and download configuration files and download

upgrade files.l The STUN server implements traversal between private and public networks and

delivers management over all devices on both networks.l The TE10 can be deployed on a public or private network, while the ACS must be

deployed on a public network.– If the TE10 is deployed on a public network, it can be managed by the ACS through

the TR-069 protocol.– If the TE10 is deployed on a private network, the STUN server needs to be

deployed for traversal between private and public networks. After the deployment,the TR-111 protocol, an extension of the TR-069 protocol, will be available for theACS to manage the TE10.

3.3 HD IP-based NetworkTheTE10 can connect to an IP network to provide H.264 HP and BP 720p video calls.

The TE10 works with the Huawei VP96x0 Multipoint Control Unit (MCU) to offer full-network HD solutions. Compared with other MCU models developed by Huawei, the VP96x0provides more powerful functions, more interfaces, and higher scalability. More protocols aresupported and higher reliability is implemented.

Figure 3-4 shows the HD IP-based network of a TE10.



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Figure 3-4 HD IP-based network

On this network:

l The TE10 works with the MCU to establish an IP-only HD network and join multipointHD conferences using the standard SIP protocol.

l The 720p 30 fps HD video delivers excellent conference quality with a minimumbandwidth of 384 kbit/s.

l With a minimum bandwidth of 384kbit/s, the TE10 provides 720p 30 fps full-framevideo experience, removing the restrictions of bandwidth on the quality and userexperience of video conferences.

l Sites at 720p and lower (SD included) can join the same conference at different ratesusing different protocols. The continuous presence function is able to display sites at720p.

l The TE10 adapts to different networks and consistently delivers optimal video qualityacross the IP network.

3.4 Network Containing TE Soft ClientsThe TE10 can work with the TE soft client after they register with the same SIP server, asshown in Figure 3-5.



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Figure 3-5 TE10 and TE soft client registered with the same SIP server

On this network:

l The MCU can invite the TE10 and TE soft client to join the same conference using SIP.l The TE soft client can directly communicate with the TE10 using SIP.



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4 Product Structure

4.1 AppearanceThe TE10, as shown in Figure 4-1, is sleek, compact, and aesthetically pleasing.

Figure 4-1 Appearance of the TE10

Figure 4-2 shows the remote control that comes with a TE10.

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Figure 4-2 Remote control

4.2 Front Panel and Rear PanelFigure 4-3 shows the TE10 front panel.



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Figure 4-3 Front panel

Table 4-1 describes the components on the front panel.

Table 4-1 Components on the front panel

No. Component Description

1 Built-in microphone Provides 180-degree soundpickup for the local site,with an optimal range of sixmeters.

2 Lens Supports 3x digital zoomand 108-degree wide angle.

3 Status indicator Shows whether the TE10 isrunning, sleeping,upgrading, ormalfunctioning.

Table 4-2 describes the TE10 indicator status.

Table 4-2 TE10 indicator status

The Indicator Is... The TE10 Is...

Off Powered off.

Blinking white twice per second Powering on.

Blinking white four times per second Being upgraded.

Steady white Working properly.



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The Indicator Is... The TE10 Is...

Blinking once Responding to the press on a button on theremote control.

Blinking once per second Responding to the press and hold on abutton on the remote control.

Blinking white (on for 1s, off for 2s) Standby.

Steady red Encountering a hardware fault.

Steady orange Encountering a software fault.

Blinking orange twice per second Overheated.

Figure 4-4 shows the TE10 rear panel.

Figure 4-4 Rear panel

Table 4-3 describes the components on the rear panel.

Table 4-3 Components on the rear panel


1 Built-in speaker Used for audio output.



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2 USB port Connects to a USB device,for example, U flash driveand wired/wireless keyboardor mouse.

3 Power port Connects to a power supply.Voltage: 100 V to 240 V ACor 12 V DCCurrent: 1 AFrequency: 50 Hz or 60 Hz

4 HDMI OUT Connects to a TV set ormonitor to deliver video,presentation, and audio ofthe local or remote site.This port supports aresolution of up to 1080p 60fps.

5 LINE OUT 3.5 mm (0.14 in.) audiooutput port, which connectsto the audio input port on amonitor or an externalspeaker.

6 LAN Ethernet port that supports10/100/1000 Mbit/s fullduplex.

7 RST Reset button.l When the TE10 is

powering on, press andhold this button for 3s toreset the TE10 to the pre-installed system version.

l When the TE10 isrunning, press and holdthis button for 10s toreset the TE10 to factorysettings.When you press and holdthis button for 3s, thesystem will prompt youthat your TE10 will bereset to factory settings ifyou press and hold thisbutton for 10s.



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5 Functions and Features

5.1 Interconnection with Multiple Third-Party CloudPlatforms

The TE10 can interconnect with multiple third-party cloud platforms such as the Videxioplatform and IMS to offer intelligent, cloud-based conferencing services.

5.2 Interconnection with a Wide Range of Hardware andSoftware

The TE10 can work together with TE series HD endpoints, soft clients, and MCUs developedby Huawei, as well as endpoints and MCUs of mainstream vendors. Using the TE10,employees in a company can join the same conference wherever they are and whateverterminals they are using.

5.3 Lightweight Interactive UIThe TE10 adopts a flat fan-shaped design for its remote control UI. Running on Android, thisUI intuitively displays menus, enabling ease of use.

The remote control UI provides basic conferencing functions, such as setting up a call,adjusting the camera angle, selecting a screen layout, viewing a site, adding a site, andbroadcasting a site.

Additionally, the remote control UI provides a one-stop configuration wizard to simplify theconfiguration process. To use the TE10, you only need to configure basic system information,such as the system language, audio performance, camera preferences, and SIP registrationsettings.

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5.4 Wireless Connection

Wi-Fi Client/ServerThe TE10 has a built-in Wi-Fi module that supports 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequency bands.The TE10 can serve as a Wi-Fi client, a Wi-Fi server, or both at the same time.

When the TE10 has the Wi-Fi client function enabled, it automatically detects and connects toWi-Fi servers. You can set the TE10 IP address in DHCP or static mode. This function appliesto the scenarios where no wired network is available and you need to connect the TE10 to theInternet through Wi-Fi.

When the TE10 has the Wi-Fi server function enabled, it can serve as a hotspot using whichother devices connect to Wi-Fi.

Bluetooth SpeakerThe TE10 can automatically detect and connect to Bluetooth speakers. It automaticallyconnects to the last Bluetooth speaker once the Bluetooth is enabled.

Wireless Mouse and KeyboardThe TE10 can connect to a wireless keyboard and mouse.

5.5 Wireless Data SharingYou can share your PC desktops as presentation through the AirPresence client (a clientdeveloped by Huawei for wireless data sharing) without using cables to connect PCs andTE10s. This feature reduces the use of video cables, simplifies conference room deployment,and improves user experience.

The AirPresence client supports presentation sharing of up to 1080p 5 fps or 720p 15 fps.

5.6 Multi-Language User InterfaceThe TE10 provides multi-language user interfaces (including the remote control UI and webinterface). Supported languages are Simplified Chinese, English, French, German, Japanese,and Spanish.

Both on the remote control UI and the web interface, you can select your desired time zone. Ifthe time zone you select uses DST, the TE10 will automatically enable DST and change thesystem time accordingly.

5.7 HD Video ConferenceThe TE10 supports a conference rate of up to 2 Mbit/s that delivers industry-leading videoquality. The TE10 is able to provide 720p 30 fps HD video at a bandwidth of only 384 kbit/s.

In HD video conferences, the TE10 supports up to 720p 30 fps video and 1080p 5 fps or 720p15 fps presentation in the case that presentation is shared using the AirPresence client.



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Meanwhile, the TE10 is compatible with SD video formats, such as CIF and 4 x CommonIntermediate Format (4CIF).

The TE10 is able to transmit video and presentation in both P2P conferences and multipointconferences. During a conference, only one site can share presentation at a time.

5.8 Conference ControlWhen a TE10 is in a SIP-based multipoint conference, conference control functions areavailable on the TE10. When the TE10 is in a conference initiated by the Videxio platform,conference control functions are unavailable on the TE10.

The conference control functions of the TE10 fall in two categories: chair control and non-chair control. More functions are available to chair control than non-chair control.

Figure 5-1 shows the conference control operations that the chair site can perform on the webinterface.

Figure 5-1 Conference control from the web interface

Figure 5-2 shows the conference control operations that the chair site can perform on theremote control UI.



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Figure 5-2 Conference control from the remote control UI

5.9 Screen LayoutYou can adjust the screen layout to display a desired combination of video and presentation.

l On the web interface, you can set the screen layout to full-screen, Picture in Picture(PiP), or Picture out Picture (PoP).– Full-screen

One channel of video or presentation is displayed in full-screen mode.– PiP

One channel of video is displayed in full-screen mode. At the same time, anotherchannel of video is displayed in an inset window that appears in the lower rightcorner of the display. The small video is approximately 1/16 of the full-screenvideo.

– PoPTwo panes are provided to display video and presentation.

l On the remote control UI, you can also switch the layout between full-screen, PiP, andsplit-screen (PoP) mode.

5.10 USB-based ConfigurationThe TE10 automatically imports its configuration files from a USB device. The process issimple and efficient and no professional knowledge is required. The USB device that containsthe configuration files can be obtained from agents or carriers. When the configuration filesare imported to the TE10 from the USB device, all configuration data is loaded automatically.

5.11 Network Address BookThe network address book stores all site information. The administrator can import or exportthe address book and update the entries in batches using the web interface.



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l If the network address book is stored on an FTP server, the TE10 automaticallydownloads and synchronizes site information from the FTP server upon power-on. Theadministrator can also manually download or update the address book.

l If the network address book is stored on an LDAP server, the TE10 searches the LDAPserver for site information, and adds the site information to its local address book. Youcan specify whether to overwrite the site information in the local address book if the siteinformation on the LDAP server is the same as the information in the local address book.

5.12 Seamless Integration with the IMSThe TE10 can access and register with the IP multimedia subsystem (IMS) network using SIPand join HD video conferences on the IMS network. Besides, it can interconnect with theACS and be managed by the TR-069 function provided by the ACS. The ACS provides thefollowing functions:

l Querying and setting the TE10 parametersl Uploading and downloading configuration filesl Upgrading the TE10l Restarting the TE10l Managing private and public networks

5.13 Third-Party APIsThe TE10 provides rich HTTP-based Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) that can beused by third parties for system integration and customization. APIs allow users to integrateservices provided by the TE10 with other products or applications. Based on their serviceneeds, users can select specific APIs to operate services, such as calling a site, querying a site,and managing the address book.

5.14 SecurityThe TE10 provides a variety of security features, such as protocol anti-attack andauthentication of debug users, web interface users, and web requests.

System Layer SecuritySecurity maintenance of the system layer ensures a smooth running of the operating systemand also supports stable services at the application layer. The TE10 uses Android, which ismore secure and immune to viruses than Windows.

Network Layer SecurityFigure 5-3 shows the TE10 security networking.



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Figure 5-3 Security networking

On this network, the TE10 is connected to the Multipoint Control Unit (MCU) through theprivate network, which connects to different networks through different ports. The TE10 onthe private or public network can join the conference even if the firewall settings (such asenabled ports) are not changed.

Firewall Technology (NAT)

The firewall protects your IP network by separating the internal and external networkcommunication data. Using Network Address Translation (NAT) technology and exchangingsignaling between public network protocols and private network protocols, the firewallenables sites on local area networks (LANs) in different places to enjoy the convenience ofcommunication through video conferences. With NAT, a device on an LAN is allocated adedicated internal IP address that uniquely identifies the device on that LAN, and the deviceuses an external IP address to communicate with external devices. Through NAT mapping,multiple internal IP addresses are mapped to one external IP address. NAT mapping not only



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reduces the number of IP addresses that are needed for users on a private network to accessthe Internet, but also enhances the security of the private network.

Web Request Authenticationl When a user requests access to a specified web page or submits a servlet request, the

TE10 checks whether the user's session identifier is valid and whether the user isauthorized to perform the operation.

l The server implements the final authentication on the user.

l Before transmitting user-generated data to clients, the server verifies the data andencodes it using HyperText Markup Language (HTML) to prevent malicious code andcross-site scripting attacks.

l Web security software is used to scan the web server and applications to ensure that thereare no high-risk vulnerabilities.

Protocol Anti-Attack Measuresl The communication port matrix is provided in the product documentation. Only services

and ports mentioned in the communication port matrix can be enabled.

The communication port matrix contains the following information: open ports, transportlayer protocols used by the ports, network elements (NEs) that use the ports tocommunicate with peer NEs, application layer protocols used by the ports anddescription of the services at the application layer, whether services at the applicationlayer can be disabled, authentication modes adopted by the ports, and port functions(such as data traffic control).

l The Real-time Transport Protocol (RTP) and Transport Layer Security (TLS) are used toencrypt voice services to ensure secure communication between users.

l For network management, the TE10 supports the Simple Network Management Protocolv3 (SNMP v3), which features high adaptability and security. User names are needed toconnect the network management system to the TE10.

l Robustness testing tools are used to scan protocols to ensure that there are no high-riskvulnerabilities.

l The File Transfer Protocol over SSL (FTPS) and LDAP over SSL (LDAPS) are used toencrypt the address book data, which ensures data integrity and prevents data from beingstolen.

Protection of Sensitive Datal To prevent sensitive data from being disclosed, the TE10 checks the complexity of the

default password and user-defined passwords. A password is displayed as "." or "*"when entered in the password input box, and entered passwords cannot be copied.

l No proprietary encryption algorithms are used.

System Management and Maintenance Securityl Software packages (including patches) are released only after they are scanned by at

least five types of mainstream antivirus software and no alarm is generated. In specialcases, explanation is provided for alarms.

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6 Operation and Maintenance

6.1 Using the Remote ControlA remote control is provided to allow convenient operations. The remote control UI adoptsthe "what you see is what you get" design, and is therefore easy to understand and use.

Using the remote control, you can perform various operations, such as initiating a point-to-point conference, joining a multipoint conference, selecting a screen layout, controlling themicrophone and speaker, and adjusting the camera angle.

Figure 6-1 shows the home screen of the remote control UI.

Figure 6-1 Home screen of the remote control UI

6.2 Using the Web InterfaceThe TE10 also has a web interface, on which you can execute tasks such as placing a call,controlling a conference, storing the address book, modifying system settings, anddownloading the AirPresence client. Users in different locations can concurrently access and

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use the TE10 through the web interface, which eliminates the restriction of space. Theadministrator can remotely control the TE10. The web interface supports concurrentoperations by a maximum of three users. The same user name and password can be used bymultiple users. When multiple users perform operations on the TE10, the last operation takeseffect.

Figure 6-2 shows the home page of the web interface.

Figure 6-2 Home page of the web interface

6.3 Log ManagementUser operations and system abnormalities are logged, which help the system administratormaintain the system and locate faults. Logs are stored as files on the TE10. On its webinterface, the system administrator can query, export, or delete the logs of a specified timeframe or all the logs.

6.4 System UpgradeYou can upgrade the TE10 to the latest version to fix its vulnerabilities and use the newfunctions provided in the latest version.

l The TE10 factory default system can be backed up and used for system restoration ifnecessary.

l TE10s can be upgraded in batches.l The TE10 can continue its upgrade after a pause.l The TE10 can be upgraded automatically at specified intervals or manually using a

specific tool.l The TE10 connected to the ACS can be upgraded using the ACS.l As a manageable device, the TE10 can be upgraded using the SMC2.0. If multiple

TE10s exist, they can be upgraded in batches from the SMC2.0.

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7 Technical Specifications

7.1 Physical SpecificationsTable 7-1 lists the physical specifications of the TE10.

Table 7-1 TE10 physical specifications

Item Specifications

Electricity supply requirements

Power supply 100–240 V AC or 12 V DC

Working frequency 50–60 Hz

Maximum power consumption 8 W

Working state environment requirements

Ambient temperature 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)

Relative humidity 10% to 80%

Ambient noise < 46 dBA SPL

Minimum illuminance 7 lux

Recommended illuminance > 300 lux

Non-working state environment requirements

Ambient temperature –40°C to +70°C (–40°F to 158°F)

Relative humidity 0% to 95%

Dimensions and weight

Endpoint dimensions (H x W x D) 90 mm x 90 mm x 90 mm (3.54 in. x 3.54in. x 3.54 in.)

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Item Specifications

Package dimensions (H x W x D) 110 mm x 160 mm x 156 mm (4.33 in. x6.30 in. x 6.14 in.)

Net weight 0.5 kg

Gross weight 1.6 kg

Built-in camera features

Image sensor 2-megapixel, 1/3-inch CMOS

Resolution 720p 30 fps

Lens l Zoom: 3x digital zoom (optical zoom notsupported)

l Focal length: F = 3.9 mm to 46.8 mml Lens aperture: F1.8 to F2.8l Maximum horizontal field of view: 108°l Auto White Balance (AWB), Auto

Exposure (AE)l Three video modes that can be switched

flexibly: standard, vivid, and naturall Support for ePTZ control

Exposure Automatic or manual

White balance Automatic or manual

Built-in microphone

Sound pickup The TE10 supports 180-degree audio pickupat a radius of up to 6 meters.

Bluetooth features

Maximum working range withoutobstruction

10 m

Number of Bluetooth speakers (withembedded sound pickup) that can beconnected

1

7.2 PerformanceTable 7-2 lists the performance specifications of the TE10.



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Table 7-2 TE10 performance specifications

Item Specifications

Call bandwidth (IP) 64 kbit/s to 2 Mbit/s

Conference bandwidth l 720p 30 fps with a minimum bandwidthof 384 kbit/s

l 4SIF/4CIF with a minimum bandwidthof 128 kbit/s

l SIF/CIF/SQSIF/SQCIF/QSIF/QCIF witha minimum bandwidth of 64 kbit/s

Presentation resolution Presentation sharing using the AirPresenceclient, which supports a maximum of 1080p5 fps or 720p 15 fps

Dual-stream (video + presentation)capability

A maximum of 720p 30 fps for video and1080p 5 fps for presentation or 720p 30 fpsfor video and 720p 15 fps for presentation

Other video features l VideoIntensifierl ViewProcessingl Super Error Concealment

Audio features AEC, ANS, AGC, VoiceClear,AudioEnhancer, and lip synchronization

Wi-Fi capability Dual frequency bands, that is, 2.4 GHz and5 GHz

7.3 Ports and ProtocolsTable 7-3 lists the ports and protocols of the TE10.

Table 7-3 TE10 ports and protocols

Port Description andQuantity

Standards andProtocolsCompliance

Remarks

Video input port 1 x built-in camera - Users can select anydisplay mode forvideo input.

Video output port 1 x HDMI HDMI 1.3 -

Audio input port l 1 x built-inmicrophone

l 1 x Bluetooth

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Port Description andQuantity

Standards andProtocolsCompliance

Remarks

Audio output port l 1 x 3.5 mml 1 x built-in

speakerl 1 x HDMI (audio

outputsupported)

l 1 x Bluetooth

- This port can beconnected to theaudio input port of aTV set or a speaker.

USB port 1 x USB 2.0 USB 2.0 This port can beconnected to a USBflash drive or awired/wirelesskeyboard/mouse.

Network port 1 x 10/100/1000Mbit/s LAN

- -

Wireless port l 1 x Wi-Fi (built-in)

l 1 x Bluetooth

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Power input port 1 x power input port - -

RF remote controlport

RF remote controlsignal reception

NEC -

7.4 Standards ComplianceTable 7-4 lists the standards that the TE10 complies with.

Table 7-4 TE10 standards compliance

Item Specifications

Video encoding and decoding protocols H.264 HP and H.264 BP

Audio encoding and decoding protocols G.711A, G.711U, and G.722

Multimedia frame protocols IETF SIP

Dual-stream standard BFCP

Network transmission protocols TCP/IP, FTP, FTPS, DHCP, DNS, Telnet,SSH, HTTP, HTTPS, SNTP, and TR-069

Other communications protocols LDAP, and LDAPS

IP protocol IPv4/IPv6 dual stack



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Item Specifications

Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11a/b/g/nWEP, WPA, WPA2, and WPSauthentication

Protocol for signaling and media streamencryption

TLS and SRTP

Bluetooth protocol Bluetooth 4.0/3.0/2.0



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A Glossary

Numerics

4CIF 4 x Common Intermediate FormatA video resolution of 704 x 576 pixels.

4SIF 4 x Source Input FormatA video format with a resolution of 704 x 480 pixels and usingprogressive scanning.

A

ACS Auto-Configuration Server

AEC Acoustic Echo CancellationA type of signal processing commonly used in teleconferencing. Thespeech from the far-end caller is broadcast by the speakerphone or thehands-free cellular phone and then repeats itself by bouncing off theinside surfaces of a room or car. This repetition of sound is called anecho. Echoes are picked up by the near-end microphone, creating afeedback loop where the far-end caller hears an echo of his or herown voice. AEC is developed to solve this problem.

AGC Automatic Gain ControlA process or means by which gain is automatically adjusted in aspecified manner as a function of a specified parameter, such asreceived signal level.

API Application Programming InterfaceAn application programming interface is a particular set of rules andspecifications that are used for communication between softwareprograms.

B

Broadcast Site All sites, except for the site being broadcast, view the site that isbroadcast.

TE10 Videoconferencing EndpointProduct Overview A Glossary


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C

CIF Common Intermediate Format

Contacts Users can save the information about the IP address, number, type,and bandwidth of a remote site to a contact.

D

DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration ProtocolA client-server networking protocol. A DHCP server providesconfiguration parameters specific to the DHCP client host requestinginformation the host requires to participate on the Internet network.DHCP also provides a mechanism for allocating IP addresses to hosts.

DST Daylight Saving TimeOften referred to as "Summer Time" or "Daylight Savings Time", is away of making better use of the daylight in the evenings and savingpower by setting the clocks forward one hour during the longer daysof summer, and back again in the fall.

Dual Stream During a conference, two channels of video streams can be sent orreceived simultaneously. One channel is used for transmitting video(such as the video captured by a camera) and the other channel is usedfor transmitting presentation (such as a computer desktop).

F

FTPS File Transfer Protocol over SSLAn extension to the commonly used File Transfer Protocol (FTP) thatadds support for the Transport Layer Security (TLS) and the SecureSockets Layer (SSL) cryptographic protocols.

G

G.722 Audio codec standard that uses adaptive differential pulse-codemodulation (ADPCM). Its data rate is 48 kbit/s, 56 kbit/s, or 64 kbit/s.

H

HD high definition

HDMI high definition multimedia interface

I

IMS IP multimedia subsystem

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LDAP Lightweight Directory Access Protocol.A network protocol based on TCP/IP, which allows access to adirectory system agent (DSA). It involves some reduced functionalityfrom X.500 Directory Access Protocol (DAP) specifications.

M

MCU Multipoint Control UnitData connection equipment used in a videoconferencing system. AnMCU is used for terminal access, video exchange, audio mixing, dataprocessing, and signaling exchange.

P

PiP Picture in Picture

presentation During a conference, the local site shares the content input from acomputer with remote sites, such as an excel file, a diagram, or slides.

S

SC Service Controller

SD Standard DefinitionA video format with the resolution below 720p.

SIF Source Input Format

SIP Session Initiation Protocol

SRTP Secure Real-time Transport ProtocolA real time transport protocol with enhanced security and encryptionmechanism-based RTP.

SMC Service Management CenterA videoconferencing service management system that managesvideoconferencing devices (including GKs, MCUs, and participantendpoints) and allocates videoconferencing resources.

SNTP Simple Network Time Protocol SNTP

SSH Secure ShellA set of standards and an associated network protocol that allowsestablishing a secure channel between a local and a remote computer.A feature to protect information and provide powerful authenticationfunction for a network when a user logs in to the network through aninsecure network. It prevents IP addresses from being deceived andsimple passwords from being captured.

SSL Secure Sockets LayerA security protocol that works at a socket level. This layer existsbetween the TCP layer and the application layer to encrypt/decodedata and authenticate concerned entities.



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sound pickupdistance

The maximum distance within which sounds can be picked up by amicrophone.

T

TLS Transport Layer Security

U

UI user interface

W

WEP Wired Equivalent Privacy

WPA Wi-Fi Protected AccessA wireless security protocol replacing WEP and aiming to providemore powerful security performance for the IEEE 802.11 WLAN.WPA is a subset of IEEE 802.11i, whose core is IEEE 802.1x andTKIP.

Wi-Fi Wireless FidelityA short-distant wireless transmission technology. It enables wirelessaccess to the Internet within a range of hundreds of feet wide.



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