Chapter 11 - Managing Participant Templates
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Option | Description  | 
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Encryption  | Choose any of the following Encryption options:  | 
  | • Auto - When participants connect to a  | 
  | conference, the conference/Entry Queue  | 
  | encryption settings are automatically applied to  | 
  | the participant. For example, when a conference/  | 
  | Entry Queue is set to encryption the participant is  | 
  | also encrypted (if the flag in the MGC Manager  | 
  | ALLOW_ENCRYPT_IN_PARTY_LEVEL is set to  | 
  | YES). | 
  | • On - enables encryption at the participant level (if  | 
  | the flag MGC Manager  | 
  | ALLOW_ENCRYPT_IN_PARTY_LEVEL is set to  | 
  | YES).  | 
  | • Off - disables encryption | 
  | Note: Undefined participants are connected with the  | 
  | Participant Encryption option set to Auto, inheriting  | 
  | the Conference/Entry Queue encryption setting.  | 
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Number of  | Indicates the number of channels used for the  | 
Channel  | connection.  | 
  | Select Auto to use the conference’s Line Rate  | 
  | setting. This is also the mode recommended for ATM  | 
  | connections.  | 
  | If the participant’s setting is different from the  | 
  | conference setting, select the appropriate number of  | 
  | channels.  | 
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AGC | The Auto Gain Control mechanism regulates noise  | 
  | and audio volume by keeping the received signal to  | 
  | all participants balanced. Different endpoints and  | 
  | phones produce different types of source noise and  | 
  | volume. The Auto Gain Control mechanism can be  | 
  | applied to all incoming audio streams prior to mixing,  | 
  | thereby dynamically changing the amplification of the  | 
  | input signal providing a constant output amplitude.  | 
  | Select this check box to enable Auto Gain Control  | 
  | (AGC) for the participant.  | 
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