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During a call, you can disable your video by pressing the camera icon on the right. This will cause your profile picture to be displayed on the Teleport. To change your profile picture:
If you want to personalize your Teleport, you can give each Teleport a custom picture.
There are six different statuses indicated by the LED:
Teleport only charges when it is switched on. (The on switch is at the base of the robot).
If you turn the Teleport screen off, while the robot is still on (the on-off switch at the base of the robot is switched to “on”), then the tablet will switch back on.
First, turn the on-off switch at the base to off. Next, use a long thin tool, such as a pen or pencil, to press a button through the hole at the side of the robot’s head. Hold the button until a pop up window appears on the robot screen, asking you if you would like to switch off your robot.
First, create a new group, then add the Teleport to this group. You can then add users to the same group. If a user is not in that group, they will not be able to access the Teleport.
No, a Teleport can only be a member of one group at a time.
Just close the call window and you’ll stop Teleporting.
If you are an organisation administrator, or a group administrator for the Teleport, you can end a current call by clicking the "edit" button next to the respective Teleport, then clicking "Force end call".
Teleports in an organisation can have a call with multiple users, wherein the first caller can control the Teleport and subsequent callers can observe. All users in the call are able to communicate via a chat. This feature must first be enabled by clicking the "edit" button next to the respective Teleport, and selecting "Enable Multiple Viewers". Note: This feature is in beta, and may be unstable.
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The Teleport will try to connect peer-to-peer over a random port. If a restrictive firewall prevents this, it will fall back on communication through port 443. Both client and Teleport must be able to access teleport.aubot.com, turn.aubot.com, and rtc.aubot.com over port 80/443.