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SIP Panel is designed to work with SIP-devices (see Configuring SIP-devices).

Features

SIP Panel provides the following functions:

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The interface of the SIP Panel is shown in the figure:

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The number of the current SIP-operator is indicated in the upper right corner of the SIP Panel.

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To make a call from the panel, select a number in the address book or dial the number manually, and then click on the Image Removed Image Added button to start a video+audio call, or the Image Removed Image Added button for an audio call. In both cases, both video and audio are transmitted from the SIP-device, but in the second case, the video stream from the operator’s camera is not sent to the device.

During the call, the SIP Panel window will be displayed on top of all windows and will look like this:

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The buttons at the bottom of the panel provide the call control:

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Image RemovedImage Added Enable/disable the operator’s microphone.

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Image RemovedImage Added Hold the call. A window will open with a list of all incoming calls that can be accepted/resumed using the buttons Image Removed Image Added (with the video from the operator) and Image Removed Image Added (without the video from the operator):Image Removed

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Image RemovedImage Added Display/hide the tone dialing panel.

Image RemovedImage Added End the call.

If the Display only when calling option was enabled during the system setup, the SIP Panel is not displayed if there are no incoming calls (see Configuring the SIP Panel interface object). In this case, you can initiate a call using a macro command, or from the Map using the Call (forward/take) command in the function menu of the SIP-device — as a result, the SIP Panel window will be displayed.

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