Polycom RMX 1500 Administrator's Manual page 509

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Table 19-4 Manually Added System Flags – MCMS_PARAMETERS (Continued)
Flag and Value
BONDING_DIALING_METH
OD
(ISDN)
BURN_BIOS
CONF_GATHERING_DURAT
ION_SECONDS
CP_REGARD_TO_INCOMIN
G_SETUP_RATE
DELAY_BETWEEN_H320_D
IAL_OUT_PARTY
(ISDN)
DISABLE_GW_OVERLAY_I
NDICATION
Description
When set to:
• SEQUENTIAL
The MCU initiates channel connections sequentially until it
reaches the number of channels defined by the
BONDING_NUM_CHANNELS_IN
_GROUP flag.
When a channel is connected, dialing begins for the next
channel in the group.
•
BY_TIMERS
The MCU initiates channel connections sequentially using
the values of the BONDING_CHANNEL _DELAY and
BONDING_GROUP_DELAY flags.
The first group of channels is dialed, using the
BONDING_CHANNEL_DELAY between dialing attempts
for each channel in the group.
The RMX then implements the
BONDING_GROUP_DELAY, before dialing the first
channel of the next group.
Default: SEQUENTIAL
Although, not recommended, setting this flag's value to NO
will prevent BIOS upgrade.
Default: YES.
The value of this System Flag sets the duration of the
Gathering Phase in seconds. The Gathering Phase duration
of the conference is measured from the scheduled start time
of the conference.
Range: 0 - 3600
Default: 180
For more information see "Video Preview" on page 2-37.
For use in the Avaya Environment.
If set to YES, the RMX calculates the line rate for incoming
calls in CP conferences, according to the line rate which is
declared by the endpoint in the H.225 setup message.
If set to NO, the rate is calculated according to the conference
line rate regardless of the rate in the H.225 setup message.
Default: YES.
The delay in milliseconds that the MCU waits when
connecting dial out ISDN and PSTN participants.
Default: 1000
When set to NO (default), displays progress indication during
the connection phase of a gateway call.
Set the value to YES to hide the connection indications
displayed on the participant's screen during the connection
phase of a gateway call.
Chapter 19-RMX Administration and Utilities
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