Vocera Communications B3000N Manuel D’Utilisation
COMMUNICATING WITH MULTIPLE SITES
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VOCERA BADGE USER GUIDE
You can also use normal voice commands to call a user, group, or address book entry at the
global site, if your installation has one. However, if the party you're calling happens to have the
same name as a user, group, or address book entry at your local site, Vocera automatically
calls the local party. In this situation, you need to connect to the proper site before you issue the
command.
global site, if your installation has one. However, if the party you're calling happens to have the
same name as a user, group, or address book entry at your local site, Vocera automatically
calls the local party. In this situation, you need to connect to the proper site before you issue the
command.
To call users, groups, or address book entries at any arbitrary site, you must first explicitly
connect to the proper site, and then issue the normal voice command. Explicitly connecting
to a site always works, no matter where you or the party you are calling happen to be located,
assuming you have permission to call users at remote sites.
connect to the proper site, and then issue the normal voice command. Explicitly connecting
to a site always works, no matter where you or the party you are calling happen to be located,
assuming you have permission to call users at remote sites.
Here are some examples of using sites in the “Call” voice command:
Action
Recommended Commands
Calling a user at your current site
Call April Buckley.
Calling a user whose home site is the same
as your current site
Call April Buckley.
Calling a user at a remote site or any arbitrary
site *
1. Connect to Santa Cruz.
2. Wait for the next Genie prompt, then say:
2. Wait for the next Genie prompt, then say:
Call April Buckley.
You can use any voice command after you connect to a site. The connection exists for the
current call only. When you end the call, the connection is closed.
current call only. When you end the call, the connection is closed.
Logging In at a Site you are Visiting
If you don't log out when you leave a site, and you bring your logged-in device to a new site, you
won't need to log in again. Vocera identifies you as soon as you connect to the local network.
won't need to log in again. Vocera identifies you as soon as you connect to the local network.
If you log out or get a new device at a site you are visiting, you need to log in when you are on the
local network. In this situation, you must connect to your home site and then log in as you usually
do.
local network. In this situation, you must connect to your home site and then log in as you usually
do.
Action
Recommended Commands (Italics indicate an example)
Logging in at a site you are visiting
1. Press the Call button, then wait to hear the log-in
prompt.
2. Connect to your home site as follows:
Connect to Santa Cruz.
3. Wait for the next log-in prompt, then say or spell your
name as usual:
April Buckley.
When you log in at your home site, you don't need to connect to it. You only need to connect
when logging in at a remote site.
when logging in at a remote site.
Placing a Three-Way Conference Call Between Different Sites
You can use your device to set up a three-way conference call with two other Vocera users at
different remote sites. The conference commands that you use are the same that you would
use for a normal three-way conference call in which all three users are located at the same site.
However, to invite a user at a remote site to a conference, you must connect to the site first.
different remote sites. The conference commands that you use are the same that you would
use for a normal three-way conference call in which all three users are located at the same site.
However, to invite a user at a remote site to a conference, you must connect to the site first.