0) Meeting organizer must enable call in from room system (Tandberg, in this case) and provide Zoom Meeting ID

• https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/203736425-H-323-SIP-Room-Connector-Call-out
  • Invite a Room System
  • Provide Zoom Meeting ID number.

1) Start the Tandberg system

Be patient since the Tandberg system takes a while to boot up.

• Ensure LG TV is on.
  • Lower on using LG controller, or via power button to the right of the LG TV.
• Select input HDMI 4.
  • Use either LG controller or side buttons of TV itself.
  • FYI: The Mac mini is on HDMI 1.

2) Connect it to Zoom

Press phone book button on Tandberg controller.

• Bouton looks like an open book, and iis to the left of the Home button.

Select "My Contacts", and then select Zoom, and finally select "Call".

• On Tandberg controller, use arrows to navigate, and the center "check mark" to select entries.

3) Enter Zoom Meeting ID and join the meeting

Press number keys on Tandberg controller.

• Thiis is a unique 9-digit number for the meeting itself

Press the # key to join.

4) End the Zoom session

On Tandberg controller, press the red hang-up phone button.

Notes using the Tandberg system:

Speaker volume, both TV and Tandberg

Ensure BOTH LG (TV) volume is adjusted AS WELL AS the volume of the Tandberg system.

• If either is mute or too low, will not hear anything.
• LG TV's volume controllable with LG controller, or via volume switches to the right of the LG TV.
• Tandberg volume controllable with Tandberg controller.
  • Tandberg's mute status shows on-screen.

Microphone mute

• Toggle mute of microphone either by clicking mute button on Tandberg microphone pad, OR clicking mute button on Tandberg controller.
• Mute status shows on-screen.

Tandberg camera direction (panning) and zooming in and out

• Control Tandberg camera's direction (left, right, up, down) with arrow keys on Tandberg controller.
• Control Tandberg camera's zooming in and out with the  + and - keys on Tandberg controller.
• Zoom

Initial notes, from Oliver:

March 2018: Oliver spent time with the Tandberg C20 (Cisco) system, <av.emc2.cornell.edu>. These were his notes, FWIW:

1) Is system capable? "The system must be running TC 5.0.2 or higher or CE software to support OBTP (One Button To Push)."). Not listed as supported, either Standard nor Enhanced:

• https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/202445433-Room-Connector-Supported-Devices

2) If supported, one would need to run a Windows system to connect system to Zoom, "A Windows PC, Server, or Virtual Machine, for installing and running the Zoom API Connector software locally":

• https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/115003126346-Zoom-Connector-for-Cisco

3) Cornell's Zoom must also be properly licensed. From above URL, "A Zoom account with a Cloud Room Connector license".