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5300 Series—Bringing
More People Together with
High Definition Video
Iain Buck, Technical Marketing Engineer
June 6, 2012
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• Introduction:
WHO? Jimmy Purser?
• Cisco TelePresence MCU 5300 Series:
Iain Buck– Technical Marketing Engineer
• QA Manager:
Neal Hobbs– Technical Marketing Manager
Richard Murphy - Technical Marketing Engineer
Michael Thomma - Technical Marketing Engineer
Hisham Abedelhamid-Technical Marketing Engineer
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• Video communications is becoming pervasive in enterprises of all sizes and
users are wanting flexible and robust deployment models for video that
enable a richer, scalable and more intuitive experience.
• Implementing and delivering these capabilities has impact on the network
infrastructure because as the demand for video increases so does the need
for high definition video multipoint conferencing ports.
• The challenge then becomes satisfying the need in a manner that is rapidly
implemented, massively scalable, and distributable.
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Extending TelePresence Capabilities
Key Features
• Industry’s first hardware stackable appliance
MCU with new stacking capabilities improving
customer flexibility
• Field upgradable via stacking and
software licensing
• Comprehensive conferencing capabilities,
based on same MCU 4.3 software as the market leading MCU MSE 8510
• Flexible licensing model from 360p through to 1080p
• Transcoding and transrating allows a mixture of different endpoints in the same
conference
• Seamless support for Cisco TMS, VCS and CUCM
• Further growth and distributed architectures supported with Cisco’s
TelePresence Conductor integration
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Leadership in Entry Level, Mid-Range HD MCU Market
Models Range & Capacity Upgrades
Cisco TelePresence MCU 5310
• Up to 5 Full HD, 10 HD, 20 SD, or 24 nHD
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Grow to larger
capacity
10 20 FHD
20 40 HD
2 x MCU 5320 40 80 SD
10 30 HD
20 60 SD
1 x MCU 5310
+ 1 x MCU 5320
10 FHD
Granular port
20 HD
growth
40 SD
MCU 5320
5 10 FHD
10 20 HD
2 x MCU 5310 20 40 SD
5 FHD
10 HD
MCU 5310 20 SD
Low entry
Start with just price for HD Increase Your Software Port Licenses
4 SD ports
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1 port license = 4SD or 2HD or 1FHD
Model Mode Video Audio-only Ports
Ports ports activated per
LIC-5300-
4PL
MCU 5310 nHD 24 0 8
SD 20 0 4
HD 10 10 2
Full HD 5 5 1
MCU 5320 nHD 48 0 8
SD 40 0 4
HD 20 20 2
Full HD 10 10 1
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• First hardware stackable MCU
appliance in the market
• Finest upgrade granularity available
Using software license keys:
1 FullHD, 2HD, 4SD or 8nHD
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• Inherits the broad feature sets of the
existing Cisco Telepresence MCU’s
such as the 4500 series and the MSE
MCU 8510.
• With all the advantages of transcoding
features and benefits such as:
• Seamlessly integrates multi-vendor
conferencing environment
• ClearVision™ Technology for resolution
enhancement
• And……
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Confidential
• Product compatibility Localization and customization • Content features
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• MCU features
• More than 50 custom layouts • You can have both on-demand
• You can dial in or dial out through are available. and ad-hoc conferences.
web server.
• You can select the active • The MCU offers an automatic
• You can use the MCU standalone or speaker using remote control or lecture mode.
with an H.323 gatekeeper or SIP voice activation.
registrar or proxy.
• You can preview the conference
• You can make floor
assignments through the and individual cameras on
• The MCU offers a configurable
webpage or management webpages.
audio and video Auto-Attendant.
application or via DTMF.
• Connections to audio
• Advanced continuous presence is
• Far-end camera control conferences can be automatic.
standard on all ports.
tunneling is performed using
remote control or the webpage. • Integration with Cisco Unified
• Selection of the best layout is
Communications Manager v8.6
automatic. • Sites are identified through text or later ad-hoc conferencing
overlays. features allows Cisco video IP
• You can select individual layouts
phones to initiate impromptu
using remote control or web pages. • On-screen text messaging to multiparty calls with other Cisco
individual or all sites is possible.
TelePresence endpoints.
• Conference scheduling and
reservation is built into the MCU
application.
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• Configurations available for:
• Smaller commercial and mid-sized
business
• Enterprise and large organizations
with peered offices
• Organizations with multi-vendor
telepresence endpoints
• Globally dispersed enterprises
• CUCM integrations
• Users looking to upgrade to HD or
higher port counts
• Deployments requiring flexibility and
investment protection
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Stacking Ethernet
Back of unit
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• Stack is actually a • Stacking configuration on master
Cluster (similar to 8510)
• Configured via the
Settings > Media Ports
tab. (select Master)
• Network connection only
needed on Master after
configuration.(
• Slave can still be
connected to but not
required)
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Master Status
• Master shows
status of both
devices
• Including loading
and license
count
Slave Status
• Slave only
shows link to
master
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• DTMF keypad inputs to navigate
menus rendered on main video
• Control features during calls without
needing to access the web interface
Lock / unlock conferences
Allow chair to mute / un-mute
Change PIN
Add participants
View on-screen roster list
Request, assign or release floor to appear full-
screen to all other participants
Mute, volume control, stop video or disconnect
particular participants
Send DTMF tones to a single participant e.g. when
linking to a voice bridging service or an automated
system to navigate a menu
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• Transcoded Mode
DSP resource used to transcode content to lowest common denominator
(auto: H.263+ or H.264)
Max content resolution in FullHD mode is 720p30 or 1080p15 (rel. 4.2),
otherwise it is 720p7.5
• Pass-through Mode
Incoming content is not decoded; content streams are switched through
the MCU with no use of video ports, reduced latency, and increased
resolution choices (up to 1080p30)
• Hybrid Mode
Combines passthrough and transcoding for different endpoints e.g. HD
and SD or H.264 and H.263
Passthrough
HD Content
HD
Content
SD Content
Transcoding
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Console LCD
Stacking Ethernet
Front Back
• 1U 19’ rack unit (5310 or 5320) 2U for a stack.
• Fans are at the front to enable front to back cooling
• Fits with the data center models for cooling (cold /warm aisle)
• Front panel console port and LCD Display
• LCD display shows IP address, load information
• Display is different on slave from master in a stack.
• Back: power, gigabit Ethernet ports (A&B) and the stack connector
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Feature comparision with the MCU 4500
Feature MCU 4500 MCU 5300 Comments
nHD Mode (w360p) ✖ ✔ Ideal for CUCM deployment
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Cisco Product ID Description
Important Note:
Cisco TelePresence MCU 5300 Series – Chassis + port license
MCU 5300 Series
CTI-5310-MCU-K9
• The 5310 & 5320 PID’s
Cisco TelePresence MCU 5310
Comes with MCU and cables – ports must be enabled with optional port are for hardware only.
licenses.
Supports a maximum of 5 Full HD, 10 HD, 20 SD or 24 nHD. • Have to add the
CTI-5320-MCU-K9
Cisco TelePresence MCU 5320
Comes with MCU and cables – ports must be enabled with optional port required number of
Licenses.
Supports a Maximum of 10 Full HD, 20 HD, 40 SD or 48 nHD. licenses when ordering.
LIC-5300-4PL 1 Full HD, 2 HD, 4 SD or 8 nHD ports on MCU 5300
MCU 5310 supports a Maximum of 5 Licenses (3 for Maximum number of • It is also possible to
nHD)
purchase extra licenses
MCU 5300 Series Cisco TelePresence MCU 5300 Series Options as upgrades.
LIC-5300-VFO
Second Ethernet port option (VFO) for 5310
Video firewall option, which enables a second Ethernet connection to an
additional networks (for example, to a management network)
LIC-AESMCU53-K9 AES, SRTP, TLS and HTTPS Enable Upgrade for MCU 5310 Series
Enables AES, SRTP, TLS encrypted calls and Secure Management
(HTTPS).
CTI-5300-CAB2MCU
Cisco TelePresence MCU 5300 Series Stacking Cable
Required for stacking.
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• Builds on Cisco’s unrivalled heritage for
investment protection and quality
• Offer a low risk, cost effective solution
for high quality, HD multipoint video conferencing
• Unique stacking expansion capabilities
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Thank you.