Polycom 7.5 Manual De Usuario
Chapter 4 - Setting Up Conferences
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meeting organizer via the WebCommander application (through the
WebCommander site).
WebCommander site).
In Audio Only and Video conferences that are accessed from an Entry Queue
or have an assigned IVR Service, the operator can assist dial-in participants
by greeting and guiding them to the appropriate conference, or by helping
them join the conference if they have failed to enter the required information
(password).
or have an assigned IVR Service, the operator can assist dial-in participants
by greeting and guiding them to the appropriate conference, or by helping
them join the conference if they have failed to enter the required information
(password).
Once the conference has begun, operator assistance continues to be available
upon request, by telephone keypad or other DTMF input device (e.g. remote
control). During a conference, the operator can also manage Question-and-
Answer and voting sessions, connect and disconnect participants, mute/
unmute participants, start a lecturing session, place the conference on hold
and lock/unlock the conference to dial-in participants.
upon request, by telephone keypad or other DTMF input device (e.g. remote
control). During a conference, the operator can also manage Question-and-
Answer and voting sessions, connect and disconnect participants, mute/
unmute participants, start a lecturing session, place the conference on hold
and lock/unlock the conference to dial-in participants.
However, an On Going conference can also be managed by participants or by
the chairperson without the operator’s assistance. Actions that can be
performed by the participants or the chairperson, are defined in the IVR
Service that is assigned to that conference. This type of conferencing requires
the installation of the Audio+ card in the MCU.
the chairperson without the operator’s assistance. Actions that can be
performed by the participants or the chairperson, are defined in the IVR
Service that is assigned to that conference. This type of conferencing requires
the installation of the Audio+ card in the MCU.
Participants Queue
The Participants Queue is a list of all participants waiting for the operator’s
assistance or who are on hold - in all conferences, regardless of the
conference they belong to. The Participants Queue is mainly intended for
attended conferences. Using special toolbars, command buttons and options
provided in the MCG Manager Participants Queue window, the operator can
easily move the listed participants from the Participants Queue to their
destination (On Going) conference.
assistance or who are on hold - in all conferences, regardless of the
conference they belong to. The Participants Queue is mainly intended for
attended conferences. Using special toolbars, command buttons and options
provided in the MCG Manager Participants Queue window, the operator can
easily move the listed participants from the Participants Queue to their
destination (On Going) conference.
Greet and Guide conference (Welcome Queue)
Greet and Guide Video conferences (with an AV Message Service assigned to
them) can either run unattended, or may be managed by an operator.
However, because no IVR Service is available, the participants or the meeting
organizer cannot control the conference from their endpoint.
them) can either run unattended, or may be managed by an operator.
However, because no IVR Service is available, the participants or the meeting
organizer cannot control the conference from their endpoint.
For a detailed description, see the MGC Manager User’s Guide Volume II,
Chapter 2, “AV Message Services and Greet and Guide Conferences”.
Chapter 2, “AV Message Services and Greet and Guide Conferences”.