NEC Univerge SV8100 Features And Specifications Manual page 1281

UNIVERGE SV8100
Telephone Dial Pad Help utilizing DTMF digits
Conference Organizer
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Can make a call out and Invite a participant by pressing

Lock and Unlock the conference by pressing

Mute and Un-mute a participant by pressing

The conference host can selectively admit or reject participants from entering a conference by pressing

 04# on the telephone dial pad.
Can toggle Lecture and Discussion mode by pressing

Assign a lecture by pressing

Can set the option to continue the conference after the organizer has left the conference by pressing

 07# on the telephone dial pad.
A conference organizer End the conference by pressing

A conference organizer can Start Voting and Stop voting option by pressing

on the telephone dial pad.
Extend the conference call time Conference by pressing

A conference organizer has access to set all DTMF access codes that conference participants support.

Conference Participants
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Conference participants can adjust the transmit volume level by pressing

 17# (decrease volume) on the telephone dial pad.
Conference participants can adjust the receive volume level by pressing

(decrease volume) on the telephone dial pad.
Conference participants can toggle mute (on/off) by pressing

Conference participants can initiate dial pad help by pressing

Participate in voting by pressing:


20# (Vote Yes)
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
21# (Vote No)
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
22# (Vote Cant Say)
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Conditions
The SV8100 supports only one CD-PVAA with the Multimedia Conference Bridge

application.
The SMB8000 Multimedia Conference Bridge web interface supports Windows Internet

Explorer 8 run on any Windows 7 operating system.
The CD-PVAA is chassis specific. A UX5000 CD-PVAA cannot be used in a SV8100

chassis. Conversely a SV8100 CD-PVAA cannot be used in a UX5000 chassis
License assignment in program 10-54-01 and 10-54-02 must be done before the system

will recognize the CD-PVAA Blade.
SMB8000 Multimedia Conference Bridge

02#on the telephone dial pad.

03# on the telephone dial pad.

06# on the telephone dial pad.
 01# on the telephone dial pad.

05# on the telephone dial pad.

08# on the telephone dial pad.

11#(Start) and
 13# on the telephone dial pad.
 16# (increase volume) or

18# (increase volume) or

15# on the telephone dial pad.
 99# on the telephone dial pad.
Issue 8.01

12#(Stop)

19#
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