Call Handling

 

Access Codes

25

About Access Codes

25

Making Calls when Prompted for an Access Code

25

Making Point-to-Point Video & Telephone Calls Manually

26

Making Video Calls Manually

26

Making Telephone Calls Manually

26

Choosing Between Video and Telephone Call

26

Making Point-to-Point Calls Using the Phone Book

27

About the Phone Book

27

Making Calls Using the Phone Book

27

System Asks for Access Code?

27

Making Calls with Two Parties at the Same Time

28

About this Feature

28

Calling Two Parties Simultaneously

28

Transfer of a SIP Call

29

About Transfer

29

Consultative Transfer

29

Unattended Transfer

29

MultiSite Conferences – Adding Calls

30

About MultiSite Conferences

30

Adding Calls

30

Altering the Call Settings

31

About Call Settings

31

To Alter the Call Settings

31

Streaming

32

About Streaming

32

To View the Streaming

32

Streaming Settings

32

Allow Remote Start

32

Announcements

32

Utilizing Streaming

32

Password

32

Video Rate

32

Address

32

Address Port

32

TTL/Router Hops

32

Streaming Source

32

Answering an Incoming Call

33

About Incoming Calls and Privacy

33

Want to Change the Video Alert Audio Signal?

33

Incoming Calls will Produce the Below Menu

33

To Accept an Incoming Call

33

To Reject an Incoming Call

33

Using Do Not Disturb

33

Ending an Ongoing Call

34

Ending a Point-to-Point Call

34

Ending a MultiSite Call

34

Basic Phone Book Features

35

Accessing the Phone Book

35

Accessing the alphanumeric characters

35

The Call Log – Placed, Missed & Received Calls

35

Call Log Options

35

Searching in the Phone Book

36

About Searching in the Phone Book

36

Searching in the Phone Book

36

Adding New Contacts to the Phone Book

37

Adding a New Contact Manually

37

Adding a New Contact Directly from the Call Log

37

Editing Entries in the Phone Book

38

Editing a Contact in My Contacts

38

Deleting a Contact in My Contacts

38

Creating Multisite Contacts in the Phone Book

39

About Multisite Contacts

39

Bandwidth for a MultiSite Contact Call

39

Defining a New MultiSite Contact

39

Editing Multisite Contacts in the Phone Book

40

Viewing the Participants in a MultiSite Contact

40

Editing the Participants in a MultiSite Contact

40

Deleting a MultiSite Contact in My Contacts

40

Video Meeting Features

 

Features Overview

42

Screen Layout

42

Far End Camera Control

42

Snapshots

42

Presentations

42

Presets

42

Text Chat

42

Dual Video Stream

42

Accessing Far End Video Sources

42

Streaming

42

Far End Camera Control – Pan, Tilt and Zoom

43

About Far End Camera Control

43

Panning, Tilting, and Zooming the Far End Camera

43

Far End Camera Control – Using Far End Camera Presets

44

About Camera Presets

44

Using the Far End Preset

44

Presentation

45

About Presentation

45

Running a Presentation

45

Dual Video Stream

46

About Dual Video Stream

46

Dual Stream and Bandwidth

46

No Dual Video Stream?

46

Running a Presentation Using Dual Video Stream

46

Snapshots

47

About Snapshots

47

Taking a Snapshot Using the Remote Control

47

Taking a Snapshot Using the Menu

47

Displaying a Snapshot

47

Gaining Access to the Far End Video Sources

48

About Far End Video Sources

48

Far End Video Options

48

Accessing the Far End Video Sources

48

Text Chat

49

About Text Chatting

49

Chatting with the Other Party

49

MultiSite Features

 

Video Meetings with Several Participants – an Overview

51

About MCU and MultiSite

51

Who Becomes the Host?

51

Request, Release, and Assign Floor

51

Terminal Names

51

Split Screen and Voice Switching

51

Layout

51

Request and Release Floor

52

About Requesting and Releasing Floor

52

Requesting and Releasing Floor

52

Automatic Full Screen When Requesting Floor

52

Assign Floor

53

About Assigning Floor

53

Assigning Floor

53

Automatic Full Screen When Requesting Floor

53

Terminal Names

54

About Terminal Names

54

Displaying Terminal Names

54

Layout

55

About Layout

55

Setting Display Layout

55

The Layout Options Available

55

Control Panel

 

The Remote Control

57

An Overview of the Control Panel

58

Control Panel Options

58

An Overview of the Control Panel Settings

59

Password Protection of the Control Panel Settings

60

Password Protection

60

Clear an Existing Password

60

Set a Password

60

Gain Access to a Password Protected Control Panel

 

Settings Menu

60

General Settings – an Overview

61

Language

62

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TANDBERG 1700 MXP manual Call Handling, Video Meeting Features, MultiSite Features, Control Panel

1700 MXP specifications

The TANDBERG 1700 MXP is a robust video conferencing system designed to cater specifically to the needs of businesses and organizations seeking high-quality communication solutions. This advanced endpoint belongs to TANDBERG’s MXP series, known for offering a remarkable blend of superior video quality, excellent sound, and user-friendly features.

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