Ivr-Enabled Conferencing; Recording Link; On Demand Conferencing; Connection Methods - Polycom RMX 1000 User Manual

Chapter 1- System Overview
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IVR-Enabled Conferencing

The Interactive Voice Response (IVR) function lets participants perform
various operations during ongoing conferences according to voice prompts.
The participants use their endpoints' keypads and remote control to interact
with the conference's menu-driven scripts using Far-End Camera Control
(FECC) and DTMF codes.

Recording Link

The RMX 1000 system supports recording links similar to other Polycom
MCUs. This recording link can work with the Polycom RSS 2000 to record the
content of an RMX 1000 conference.

Conferencing Capabilities and Options

On Demand Conferencing

The following options are available when setting up conferences:
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Connection Methods

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Conference Management and Monitoring Features

The Polycom RMX 1000 Web Client provides capabilities for management
and monitoring of participants and conferences as follows:
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Allows an organization to use all available bandwidth for its video calls.
Protects all elements of the videoconference call; voice, video, and
content.
Instant Conference – Convene an instant one-time-only conference. The
conference is deleted from the MCU immediately after its completion.
Meeting Room – Meeting rooms are stored in the MCU memory, without
occupying any MCU resources until used. They can be activated
anytime.
Reserve a Conference (using SE 200, or internally with optional with
keycode) – The reserved conference is stored on the SE 200 (or RMX 1000,
if using internal scheduling) and occupies resources only for its specified
timeframe. The system automatically initiates and terminates the
conference according to the reservation start and end times.
Dial-out: automatically connect pre-defined participants (automatic line
rate detection)
Dial-in:
― Inbound calling by pre-defined participants
― Inbound calling by undefined participants
Lecture Mode in Continuous Presence conferences
Far End Camera Control (FECC/LSD) in video conferences
Automatic termination of empty (no participant) conferences
Control of listening and broadcasting audio volume for individual