Joining A Videoconference; Managing The Phone Book - RADVision Scopia XT Executive User Manual

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Disconnect the call by pressing Disconnect
is set to Confirm disconnection, select ok/menu to confirm (see
Disconnections" on page 77
If your system administrator enabled encryption in your system and your call is secured, an
icon showing a padlock
Guide for Scopia XT Series.
Note
Using encryption is subject to local regulation, in some countries it is restricted or limited for
usage. Please consult your local reseller for further details.

Joining a Videoconference

To join a videoconference, dial the number of the Scopia XT Series hosting the
videoconference, or the meeting ID of the videoconference which was given by the meeting's
host. For more information, see
"Dialing a Number from the Scopia XT Series Web Interface" on page
If your system administrator enabled encryption in your system and your call is secured, an
icon showing a padlock
Guide for Scopia XT Series.
Note
Using encryption is subject to local regulation, in some countries it is restricted or limited for
usage. Please consult your local reseller for further details.

Managing the Phone Book

If you are using the Scopia XT Series's local LDAP server, you can add, edit, delete, and search
for contacts, as described in this section.
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Accepting and rejecting calls using XT Remote Control Unit
Action
Accept
Reject
Do not disturb
Description
Select to answer the call.
Select to reject the call.
Select to reject the call and set
the system to automatically
reject all future incoming calls
without prompt.
on the XT Remote Control Unit. If your system
for details).
appears on your display. For more information, see Administrator
"Dialing a Number Directly from the Endpoint" on page 38
appears on your display. For more information, see Administrator
Using XT Remote Control
Unit
Press or ok/menu.
Press the right arrow key and
ok/menu.
Press the right arrow key
twice and ok/menu.
"Confirming Call
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