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 Lifesize Icon Installation Guide

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Cables

The Lifesize video system is shipped with the following cables:

Power cable – Your Lifesize video system ships with a 2-meter power cable. Use an extension cord for 
longer runs. Icon 600 also includes a PSU.

Ethernet or LAN cable – The video system ships with a 3-meter RJ45 Ethernet/LAN cable. You can 
substitute a longer Ethernet cable up to 300 feet (cat5e or cat6).

Lifesize Digital MicPod cable – The MicPod ships with a 4-meter Lifesize Link cable.

Lifesize Phone second generation cable – The phone ships with a 9-meter Lifesize Link cable. 

Lifesize Link Adapter, an RJ45 cable extender, is available for environments requiring longer 
connections. Follow these guidelines: shielded category 5e (24 AWG) supports 46 meters (150 feet); 
shielded category 6 (23 AWG) supports 61 meters (200 feet). This adapter is included with Icon 800 
and is available for purchase with Icon 600. 

NOTE

To use standard shielded cables to connect your Icon to Lifesize Phone or 
Digital MicPod to the Lifesize Link Adapter, you must purchase the Lifesize 
Link Adapter Kit that includes two adapters, each with a 2 meter Lifesize Link 
cables, and an RJ45 plug. Attach one adapter to the Lifesize Link port on your 
Icon system and one adapter to the Lifesize Link port on the audio device. 
You can then connect the two adapters together using up to 150 feet of 
shielded 24AWG cat5e or up to 200 feet of shielded 23AWG cat6 cable.

Display cables – The video system ships with a 3-meter HDMI to HDMI cable and a 3-meter HDMI to 
DVI-D cable. Both are high speed HDMI cables that support 1080p60.

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 VGA/DVI-A cable – The video system ships with 3-meter VGA to DVI-A video input cables 

with green connectors to connect the codec to PCs, Macs, and other video input devices. 

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 HDMI/DVI-I cables – The video system ships with three 3-meter HDMI to DVI-I video input 

cables with blue connectors to connect the codec to PCs, Macs, and other video input devices. 

Use a high speed HDMI cable to support 1080p60 resolutions on the camera. 

NOTE

Contact your Lifesize Partner or Lifesize Technical Services for assistance in 
extending an HDMI cable.

Avoid routing cables through areas that experience heavy foot traffic. If possible, use a cable management 
system to encase the cables and make them difficult to move when someone comes into contact with 
them. These measures can mitigate the damage that might be caused by people tripping on cables and 
straining the connectors on the codec.

Lifesize cables are not plenum rated. Do not route them through a plenum.

Summary of Contents for Icon 800

Page 1: ...Lifesize Icon Installation Guide May 2014 Lifesize Icon 600 Lifesize Icon 800 ...

Page 2: ...S server at 8 8 8 8 Room Configuration The size shape layout and occupancy of the room dictate where you place your video conferencing components For example in a conference room place a Lifesize Digital MicPod at the center of the group of participants You can lock the Icon 600 codec with a secure loop to prevent physical removal of the device For assistance contact your Lifesize Partner or Lifes...

Page 3: ...ers or microphones Rack stability Ensure that the leveling jacks on the bottom of the rack are fully extended to the floor when the full weight of the rack rests on them In a single rack installation attach stabilizers to the rack In multiple rack installations couple the racks together Airflow and access Leave approximately 75 centimeters 30 inches of clearance behind the rack to allow for suffic...

Page 4: ... the chassis remove the top two pan head screws and washers and the lower pan head screw and washer closest to the front of the chassis 3 At the front position on the side of the chassis replace two pan head screws and washers in the bottom two holes and one pan head screw and washer in the top hole closest to the front of the chassis 4 Tighten all screws with 10 in lb of torque 5 Repeat these ste...

Page 5: ... to the codec Face the back of the codec or ensure that all connectors are visible when connecting a cable to the codec To install your Lifesize system remove all components from the product packaging and place them in the appropriate positions in your conference room or office WARNING Do not place objects that can generate heat or obstruct airflow in front of on top of or behind a codec Such plac...

Page 6: ... configures the second display NOTE Connecting a second display requires a license key 4 Insert the network cable into the network port marked with the LAN symbol on the back of the codec Insert the opposite end of the network cable into a network port on the wall 5 Insert one end of the Lifesize Link cable or Lifesize Link Adapter and cable into the port on the back of the codec and the other int...

Page 7: ...e zone You can also connect your Icon to the LifeSize Cloud service If no IP address is assigned to your system configure the IP address using a directly connected Ethernet cable between your computer and the system Read more at Using a Directly Connected Ethernet Cable WARNING To avoid damaging the system do not disturb or disconnect any of the connected devices while the system is starting 7 Per...

Page 8: ...o support a second audio input Icon 600 only To set the appropriate analog gain for your input device access your video system from a browser and navigate to Preferences Audio Analog Mic Gain Audio Out Line Out For use with external line level output speakers that are not built into the HD display or with a headset left plus right WARNING Excessive sound pressure from earphones and headphones can ...

Page 9: ...D indicators indicate the following conditions LED Indicator System Status Reset When the reset button is not pressed Solid blue The system is idle no current or scheduled calls Rapidly blinking blue The system is in use call in progress Slowly blinking blue Scheduled calls are pending Solid purple A system upgrade is in progress Solid red A major error occurred Network Activity Speed Solid yellow...

Page 10: ...apter to the Lifesize Link port on your Icon system and one adapter to the Lifesize Link port on the audio device You can then connect the two adapters together using up to 150 feet of shielded 24AWG cat5e or up to 200 feet of shielded 23AWG cat6 cable Display cables The video system ships with a 3 meter HDMI to HDMI cable and a 3 meter HDMI to DVI D cable Both are high speed HDMI cables that supp...

Page 11: ...computer and the system 3 Allow the DHCP address acquisition to time out approximately 30 seconds Your system is then configured with the IP address of 169 254 x x 4 From a web browser enter 169 254 1 1 and log in with administrator credentials The default username and password are admin Refer to the Lifesize Icon Video System Guide and the browser based online help to complete the configuration C...

Page 12: ...part of the document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic or mechanical for any purpose without the express written permission from Lifesize Communications Trademark Acknowledgments Lifesize the Lifesize logo and other Lifesize marks are registered trademarks or trademarks of Logitech All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners Patent Notice ...

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