Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server Quick Setup Guide

The pager output does not include meeting passwords.

If the length of the numeric string sent to the pager exceeds the pager limit, then the pager will not 
be able to display all the digits.

Cisco Unified MeetingPlace sends RFC 2833 digits in the Real-Time Transport Protocol (RTP) 
stream. These pager digits must be converted to in-band audio dual-tone multi-frequency (DTMF) 
signals. The gateway that converts the VoIP traffic in your network to the public switched telephone 
network (PSTN) must convert RFC 2833 digits to in-band DTMF signals. See the documentation 
for your specific gateway and software release to verify this capability.

Cisco Unified MeetingPlace cannot send pager digits in the following ways:

In the SIP signaling stream or channel

Directly as in-band audio DTMF signals

There may be a significant delay between when Cisco Unified MeetingPlace calls a pager and when 
the pager vibrates, flashes, or beeps. If the 

 user profile field is configured 

to call a phone after calling a pager, then the phone may receive the call before the pager vibrates, 
flashes, or beeps. Therefore, we recommend that you or the end user take one or both of the 
following actions:

Select Pager in only the Third option of the 

 user profile field.

If the user wants to receive only a page and no phone calls when a meeting begins, then leave 
the 

 and 

 user profile fields blank. 

You cannot select Pager more than once in the 

 user profile field, but 

leaving the 

 and 

 user profile fields blank effectively 

disables those options.

If you want to configure the Find Me dial-out feature, then instead see the 

Log in to the Administration Center.

Select User Configuration.

Select User Groups or User Profiles, depending on whether you want to configure a user group or an 
individual user profile.

Select Edit or Add New, depending on whether you want to configure an existing or a new user group 
or user profile.