Section: Troubleshooting and Support Explanation

The camera is pointed upward. The Position Tilt value indicates whether the camera is pointed
upward or downward. If the value is negative, the camera is tilted downward; if the value is
positive, the camera is tilted upward.
The xStatus Camera command can be used to display status information about a camera. The
same information can be obtained from the web interface by navigating to Configuration > System
Status > Camera.

The Position Pan value indicates whether the camera is pointed to the left or to the right. If the

value is negative, the camera is pointed to the left; if the value is positive, the camera is pointed to
the right. In this scenario, the value is 334, so the camera is pointed to the right.
The Flip value indicates whether the camera can be flipped vertically, not horizontally. You can
configure the Flip value to a value of Auto, On, or Off. If the value is set to Auto, the camera image
will flip vertically if the camera is upside down.
The xStatus Camera output does not indicate whether a camera is configured to auto focus.
However, you can configure a camera to auto focus by issuing the xConfiguration Cameras
Camera 1 Focus Mode: Auto command.

The SX20 in this scenario does not have the best possible camera installed. The SX20 can be
configured with a 2.5x, 4x, or 12x camera. The model number indicates what kind of camera is
installed. In this scenario, the SX20 is configured with a 4x zoom camera.

Reference: Cisco: Application Programmer Interface (API) Reference Guide, Cisco TelePresence SX20 Codec: Camera status (PDF) Cisco: Cisco TelePresence SX20 Quick Set Data Sheet

You issue the xStatus Camera command on a Cisco SX20 and receive the following output:

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