Polycom RealPresence Collaboration Server (RMX) 1500/2000/4000

3Define the following parameters:

Table 7-2: Entry Queue Definitions Parameters

Option

Description

 

 

Display Name

The Display Name is the conferencing entity name in native language

 

character sets to be displayed in the RMX Web Client.

 

In conferences, Meeting Rooms, Entry Queues and SIP factories the

 

system automatically generates an ASCII name for the Display Name

 

field that can be modified using Unicode encoding.

 

• English text uses ASCII encoding and can contain the most

 

characters (length varies according to the field).

 

 

Display Name (cont.)

• European and Latin text length is approximately half the length of

 

the maximum.

 

• Asian text length is approximately one third of the length of the

 

maximum.

 

The maximum length of text fields also varies according to the

 

mixture of character sets (Unicode and ASCII).

 

Maximum field length in ASCII is 80 characters. If the same name is

 

already used by another conference, Meeting Room or Entry Queue,

 

the RMX displays an error message requesting you to enter a

 

different name.

 

 

Routing Name

Enter a name using ASCII text only. If no Routing Name is entered,

 

the system automatically assigns a new name as follows:

 

• If an all ASCII text is entered in Display Name, it is used also as

 

the Routing Name.

 

• If any combination of Unicode and ASCII text (or full Unicode text)

 

is entered in Display Name, the ID (such as Conference ID) is

 

used as the Routing Name.

 

 

Profile

Select the Profile to be used by the Entry Queue. The default Profile

 

is selected by default. This Profile determines the Bit Rate and the

 

video properties with which participants connect to the Entry Queue

 

and destination conference.

 

In Ad Hoc conferencing it is used to define the new conference

 

properties.

 

To connect to a Video Switching conference via Entry Queue, the

 

Profile assigned to the Entry Queue must be set to Video Switching. It

 

is recommended to use the same profile for both the destination

 

conference and Entry Queue.

 

 

ID

Enter a unique number identifying this conferencing entity for dial in.

 

Default string length is 4 digits.

 

If you do not manually assign the ID, the MCU assigns one after the

 

completion of the definition. The ID String Length is defined by the

 

flag NUMERIC_CONF_ID_LEN in the System Configuration.

 

 

Entry Queue IVR

The default Entry Queue IVR Service is selected. If required, select

Service

an alternate Entry Queue IVR Service, which includes the required

 

voice prompts, to guide participants during their connection to the

 

Entry Queue.

 

 

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