Table 2-73 Feature Support Table For Standard Sip Device - NEC Univerge SV8100 Features And Specifications Manual

UNIVERGE SV8100
Web Conferencing Application
NMC Capacity
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Web Conference Ports: 8
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NMC Web Conference Features
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Web based application, no software download required
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Web Browser: Internet Explorer
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Maximum document size (10Mb) for uploading in web conference
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Microsoft Office
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PDF, JPEG, TIFF, BMP document support
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Application sharing
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Desktop sharing
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Instant messaging
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Sharing participant control.
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Feature
Desk Top Sharing Mode.
Presentation Sharing Mode.
White Boarding Mode
Public & private Chat Room
Multiple Presenters
Mass Notification
NMC Capacity
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Up to 24 ports shared with Audio Conference application.
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NMC Mass Notification Features
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Select communications medium to be used for message delivery (Voice only, Email only, Voice and
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SMS, etc.)
Use built-in 'Find-you' capability to increase the probability of delivering a message.
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Send caller-ID of your choice that can be used by cell phones to display associated 'caller name' (e.g.,

Security Alert') – leading to higher percentage of people picking up a message.
Control the speed of dialing out.
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Display real time call activity and a progress bar on a Web Portal.
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NEC Meeting Center (NMC)
®
7 and above, Firefox
®
2003 and 2007 document support

Table 2-73 Feature Support Table for Standard SIP Device

How it Works
Moderator shares his/her Desktop with
fellow participants.
®
Upload PowerPoint and PDF
documents. Use annotation tools to edit
in a collaborative session.
Create diagrams/visuals with fellow
participants in a collaborative session.
Moderator can respond to questions in
public or privately.
Moderator can allow another participant
to take control and share their desktop.
®, ®
Mac Safari
Benefits
Show any document or co-browse the Web with fellow
participants. Simple to use and ideal for product demos.
Significantly reduce number of edits/versions to produce
final version.
Ideal for brainstorming.
Makes Web conferencing more productive.
Multiple points of view on one conference.
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