Poly Studio P21 Wireless Charging and Vanity Display) PolyĪdjustment on the vanity light is easy. Additionally, the displays use a USB-C plugin with an additional two 3.0 ports, with the other side using a USB-A converter if needed to a USB-C along with the power plug with a Kensington lock to keep it secure a 3.5mm jack for external audio outputs. When the volume is reduced or increased, you will see the blue light sensor to show which volume setting it is currently on.
When you mute your microphone, the below green vanity light turns to red to indicate when you are mute or not. In the middle of the display bezel, you will find the 'plus and minus volume buttons placed between the 'mute' button. This makes the process easier when many tabs are open. This launches the 'Microsoft Teams' software. You will find a 'Microsoft Teams' button to the right of the' Rocket Button. On the bottom left bezel of the display, you will find a 'Rocket Button.' This opens up various settings that allow you to adjust the video, change settings, 'hold or resume a call,' 'play or pause,' 'status lights,' such as the 'vanity' display like to change it from 'cool' or 'warm' settings.
