Polycom 3725-76302-001LI manual RMX Skins, RMX Conference IVR

Conference Templates Conference Manager Configuration

	Table 8-3	Add Conference Template dialog box (continued)
	Field		Description
	Keyboard suppression		Enables the MCU to detect and suppress keyboard
			noise.
			Available only on MCUs with MPM+ or MPMx cards.
	Audio clarity		Improves the voice quality in conference of a PSTN
			endpoint.
			Available only on RMX v7 MCUs.
	RMX Skins		Lets you choose the display appearance (skin) for
			conferences using this template.
			Not available if Telepresence mode is Yes. or Video
			switching is enabled.
	RMX Conference IVR
	Override default		Links this template to the specific conference IVR
	conference IVR service		service selected in the list below.
			For most purposes, this option should not be selected.
			That enables the system to choose one of two defaults,
			depending on whether callers need to be prompted for
			passcodes. If you do select this option, be sure the IVR
			service you select is appropriate for the users who will
			use this template. See your Polycom RMX
			documentation for information about conference IVR
			services.
	Conference IVR service		The list contains the names of all the conference IVR
			services available on the currently connected MCUs. If
			an IVR service is only available on some of the
			connected MCUs, its entry shows how many of the
			MCUs have that IVR service (for instance, 2 of 3).
			The system will put conferences using this template on
			the least used RMX MCU that has the selected
			conference IVR service. If there are none, it falls back to
			the default conference IVR service.
	Conference requires		Conferences based on this template don’t start until a
	chairperson		chairperson joins (callers arriving earlier are placed on
			hold) and may end when the last chairperson leaves
			(depending on the MCU configuration).
			This option is ignored if the user doesn’t have a
			chairperson passcode.
			For enterprise users, chairperson passcodes can come
			from the Active Directory. See “Adding Passcodes for
			Enterprise Users” on page 174. But you can override
			the Active Directory value; see “Edit User Dialog Box”
			on page 320.
			For local users, you can add or change chairperson
			passcodes when you create or edit the users. See “Edit
			User Dialog Box” on page 320.
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