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RMX 2000 Administrator's Guide - Polycom Support

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<strong>Polycom</strong> <strong>RMX</strong> <strong>2000</strong>/4000 Administrator’s <strong>Guide</strong><br />

Table 5-3 New Participant – Advanced Properties (Continued)<br />

Field Description<br />

Video Protocol Select the video compression standard that will be<br />

forced by the MCU on the endpoint when connecting<br />

to the conference: H.261, H.263 or H.264.<br />

Select Auto to let the MCU select the video protocol<br />

according to the endpoint’s capabilities.<br />

Broadcasting<br />

Volume +<br />

Listening Volume<br />

Encryption<br />

(IP Only)<br />

To adjust the volume the participant broadcasts to the<br />

conference or the volume the participant hears the<br />

conference, move the slider; each unit represents an<br />

increase or decrease of 3 dB (decibel). The volume<br />

scale is from 1 to 10, where 1 is the weakest and 10<br />

is the strongest. The default connection value is 5.<br />

Select whether the endpoint uses encryption for its<br />

connection to the conference.<br />

Auto (default setting) indicates that the endpoint will<br />

connect according to the conference encryption<br />

setting.<br />

Encryption is not supported in ISDN/PSTN calls.<br />

ISDN/PSTN participants can connect to encrypted<br />

conferences only if the system flag is set to allow<br />

non-encrypted participants to connect to encrypted<br />

conferences.<br />

AGC AGC (Auto Gain Control) mechanism regulates noise<br />

and audio volume by keeping the received audio<br />

signals of all participants balanced. Select this check<br />

box to enable the AGC mechanism for participants<br />

with weaker audio signals.<br />

Note: Enabling AGC may result in amplification of<br />

background noise.<br />

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