Making Videoconference Calls; Starting A Videoconference - RADVision SCOPIA XT1000 Series User Manual

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Making Videoconference Calls

More than a room system, the SCOPIA XT1000 also includes an embedded MCU which enables you
to host videoconferences with more than two participants. This functionality is only enabled when
you purchase the optional MCU license, enabling you to host a videoconference of between four
and nine participants.

Starting a Videoconference

To host a conference with more than two participants, you must purchase the optional MCU (Multi
Conference Unit) license. Depending on your licence, you can host a videoconference of between
four and nine participants.
In addition, it is possible to integrate an external MCU that provides additional capabilities.
Consult your system administrator to enjoy the MCU capabilities, as well as to get more details
about the dial plan.
Set up the system's components as explained in
RADVISION | User Guide for SCOPIA XT1000 Series Version 2.5
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Starting a Videoconference .................................................................. page 37
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Changing the Video Layout ................................................................... page 39
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Setting the Time When a Videoconference Ends ......................................... page 40
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Managing the Videoconference from the SCOPIA XT1000 Hosting ItMCU ............. page 41
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Joining a Videoconference ................................................................... page 42
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Managing the Videoconference from an SCOPIA XT1000 Used as an Endpoint....... page 43
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Ending a Videoconference .................................................................... page 44
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