Adding Participants From The Address Book To A Conference; Editing A Participant's Address Book Information - Polycom RealPresence 1800 Administration Manual
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Advanced Participant Properties
Field
Encryption
AGC
Cascaded (IP Only)
Adding Participants from the Address Book to a
Conference
You can add individual participants or a group of participants from the Address Book to a conference using
a drag-and-drop operation.
In SVC-based conferences, only dial-in participants can be added from the address book.
Note: Multiple selection
Multiple selection of group levels is not available.
To add a participant or group to a new conference or an ongoing conference:
1 In RMX Manager, click Address Book.
2 From the Hierarchy, select the group from which to add participants.
3 Select the participant(s) to be added to the conference and drag them to the Participants list.
Editing a Participant's Address Book Information
When required, you can edit a participant's Address Book information or properties.
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Select whether the endpoint uses encryption for its connection to the
conference.
Auto (default setting) indicates that the endpoint will connect according to the
conference encryption setting.
AGC (Auto Gain Control) mechanism regulates noise and audio volume by
keeping the received audio signals of all participants balanced. Select this check
box to enable the AGC mechanism for participants with weaker audio signals.
Notes:
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To be enable AGC, set the value of the ENABLE_AGC System Flag in
system.cfg to YES. The flag's default value is NO.
•
If the System Flag does not exist in the system, it must be manually added to
the System Configuration. For information see
•
Enabling AGC may result in amplification of background noise.
If this participant is used as a link between conferences select:
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Slave, if the participant is defined in a conference running on a Slave MCU.
•
Master, if the participant is defined in a conference running on the Master
MCU.
It enables the connection of one conference directly to another conference using
an H.323 connection only. The conferences can run on the same MCU or
different MCU's. For more information, see
System Flags
.
Basic Cascading
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Address Book
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