User manual
Table Of Contents
- Table of Contents
- VoicePlus Overview
- Defining Standard Audio Only Conferences and Reservations
- Monitoring On Going Conferences
- General Monitoring
- Participants Queue
- Conference Level Monitoring
- Participant Level Monitoring
- Operations Performed During On Going Conferences
- Management Functions Overview
- Participant Level Operations
- Making Dial-Out Connections
- Changing Participant Connection Types (Dial-In/Dial-Out)
- Disconnecting Participants from Conferences
- Naming Undefined Dial-in Participants
- Changing the Disconnected Participant’s Properties
- Moving a Participant from one Conference to Another
- Designating an Exclusive Speaker
- Changing Participant’s Status to Conference Chairperson
- Designating a VIP Participant
- Adjusting Participant’s Broadcasting and Listening Volume
- Muting and Unmuting Participant’s Audio
- Enabling/Disabling Auto Gain Control (AGC)
- Modifying the Participant’s User Defined Properties
- Conference Level Operations
- Adding New Participants to a Conference
- Muting Dial-In Participants Upon Connection
- Adding Remarks During an On Going Conference
- Locking and Unlocking a Conference
- Managing Question-and-Answer Sessions
- Managing Voting Sessions
- Placing a Conference On Hold
- Modifying Conference General Parameters
- Changing the Conference Duration
- Ending a Conference before its Scheduled Termination Time
- Rescheduling Conference Reservations
- Deleting Recurring Reservations
- Printing Conference Data
- Managing Conferences Using DTMF Codes
- Meeting Rooms and Entry Queues
- IVR and Entry Queue Services
- Attended Conferencing
- Requirements for an Attended Conference
- Defining an Operator Conference
- Setting the Participants Connection to the Conference to Attended Mode
- Participants Queue Management
- Managing Attended Participants from the Browser, Status and Monitor Panes
- Recording
- Appendix A: Glossary
Appendix A: Glossary
A-6
Network Service A collection of spans from a fixed service provider. Network
services can be any of the following types:
• Private Network
• Public Utility, including:
• Long distance service
• Local service
• PTT
• PBX; local switchboard leased line
Null modem
cable
A serial cable designed to eliminate the need for
communication equipment when two digital devices are
directly connected to each other.
Port One of 23 channels in a T1 PRI; one of 24 channels in a T1
leased line; or one of 30 channels in an E1 PRI.
POTS Plain Old Telephone System. The conventional analog
telephone line.
PRI Priority Rate Interface. An ISDN interface designed for high
volume data communication. Consists of 23 B channels of 64
Kbps each and one D channel of 64 Kbps. In Europe, the PRI
line provides 30 B channels + one D channel.
QCIF Quarter CIF. A video format with image size of 176x144 pixels
that transmits 9.115 Mbps at 30 frames per second (a quarter
of the capacity of CIF). See also CIF.
RS-232 A standard for serial interface connection.
SIP Session Initiation Protocol. An application-layer protocol
designed to work over IP networks.A SIP service defines the
properties and the IP addresses of the SIP network
components.
Span An ISDN line or leased line. A span may be of either T1
(United States) or E1 (Europe) type. Also called a circuit.
Switched 56 line A line using protocols pre-dating the ISDN protocols; also
called a robbed bit signaling line or a pre-ISDN line.
Abbreviation/
Term
Explanation