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D1507601 User Guide  
Cisco TelePresence MX300 G2
Produced: November 2013 for TC7.0
All contents © 2010–2013  
Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 

Video conferencing

Being in a call, receiving another call

Assume that you are already in a call. 

If you then receive another incoming 
call, you will have the following 
options:

You may decline the call and 

continue with what you were 
doing.

You may put the current call on 

hold and accept the new call. At 
any time you may swap between 
the two. Read more about this in 
the article 

.

You may transfer the incoming call 

to someone else, including the 
one you were talking to. This is 
covered in 

.

You may, after putting the 

incoming call on hold, later decide 
to merge this call with the existing 

(optional feature).

You may merge the incoming 

call directly with the ongoing call 
(ACCEPT & MERGE). This applies 
to MultiSite equipped systems only. 

Add: Accept the 

incoming call and 

merge it with the 

ongoing call

1

. 

For MultiWay you 

must put the current 

call (or group of 

calls) on hold before 

merging can take 

place. 

This is due to the fact 

that the incoming call 

must be transferred 

to the MCU and then 

merged.

Decline the incoming call 

and carry on as you have 

been doing.

Accept the incoming 

call, while holding the 

current call or group of 

calls.

Accept the incoming 

call, while ending the 

current call or group of 

calls.

The identity of the new 

incoming call is stated 

here.

1)      

  If your system is equipped with MultiSite you may merge the incoming with the current call.  

For systems without MultiSite installed, the incoming call may still be merged, but as an audio-only call.

About the options