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ZXV10 T700 User Guide the other hand, it outputs conference information of other terminals received from the MCU and displays it through video/audio equipment connected to it. The type of video conference terminals in the same videoconferencing system may be different. Communication media Fiber, coaxial cable and satellite can be used as the communication media in videoconferencing systems. Moreover, the high speed digital subscriber line can be used for distance extension. Videoconferencing system usually uses integrated services digital network (ISDN), digital data network (DDN), asynchronous transmission mode network (ATM), local area network (LAN), Internet or fiber distributed data interface (FDDI) as its communication media, among which the LAN, ISDN, Internet, FDDI and ATM are mostly used. MCU MCU is used in a multi-point videoconference having multiple conference sites. It serves to distribute and switch images/voices. As the core of multi-point videoconferencing system widely used now, the MCU is usually located at a network node. E.2 Videoconference Modes In terms of the number of terminals in a conference, the videoconference is divided into two modes: • Point-to-point videoconference: two terminals without using MCU • Multipoint videoconference: three or more terminals controlled by MCU(s) E.3 Videoconference Modes E.3.1 Point-to-Point Videoconference A point-to-point videoconference is a conference between two terminals. No MCU is needed in a point-to-point videoconference. The figure below shows the system structure of a point-to-point conference. Either terminal can call the other party. The point-to-point conference begins once the other party accepts the call request. Figure E-2 Point-to-Point Videoconference System Structure E-2 SJ-20100910163147-003|2010-11-23(R1.1) ZTE Proprietary and Confidential
E.3.2 Multipoint Videoconference Appendix E Introduction to Videoconferencing System One or multiple MCUs should be set in the multi-point conference. The multi-point conference networking architecture is rather complicated and can be divided into two categories according to MCU quantity: single MCU mode and multi-MCU mode. Single MCU mode The single MCU mode can be adopted for a few conference terminals distributed in adjacent area. When the conference terminals call to participate in the conference, they must get the confirmation from the MCU, and then the MCU will notify the conference participants. Figure E-3 Single MCU Networking Multi-MCU mode There are two kinds of networking structure for multi-MCU mode videoconference system: star networking structure and layered networking structure. • Star networking structure The multi-MCU star networking structure is shown in the figure below. Figure E-4 Multi-MCU Star Networking It is easy to add a new conference terminal in this star structure. The MCU has the function similar to a switch. Each MCU is equal in this networking structure. The E-3 SJ-20100910163147-003|2010-11-23(R1.1) ZTE Proprietary and Confidential
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