Making And Hanging Up Calls With Meeting Composer; Making And Hanging Up A Multipoint Call - Polycom RealPresence Experience RPX HD User Manual

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Using the keyboard, enter any string of characters to search for the name
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of the site. (Partial strings are acceptable.)
Note that the system will not search numbers unless they are part of the
site name. For example, if you enter "172", any sites with IP addresses
starting with "172" will not be retrieved; however, a site with the name
"172 Boston Street" will be retrieved.
Touch Enter.
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The keyboard disappears and the sites that match the criteria you entered
in the previous step appear on the right side of the Search view. Use the
scroll bar to see the complete list of sites.
Touch the name of the site that you want to add to the list of sites to call.
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The name will appear in the Conference List on the right side of the
Meeting Composer screen.
If you selected the Local address book and would like to continue your
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search in the Global address book or vice versa, repeat steps 3 through 6.
The matching sites will continue to display on the screen so you can toggle
between the Local and Global results.

Making and Hanging Up Calls with Meeting Composer

Once you have added the sites you want to call to the Conference List on the
right side of the Meeting Composer screen, you can make the call to those sites
as described in this section.

Making and Hanging Up a Multipoint Call

If your system is configured to use the Polycom RMX, you can make a call to
multiple sites as well as to telepresence sites. You can select up to 30 sites to
dial at once (in any combination of single and multipoint sites). After the
conference has started, you can add additional sites or drop sites. The
maximum number you can add is determined by the available resources on
the Polycom RMX.
Note that if you create a Conference List of only one site and that site is not a
multipoint site or a SIP endpoint, the system will make the call as a
point-to-point call without using the RMX.