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Adjust the Video Bandwidth

During a video call, your video can suddenly stop or lag behind the audio. The lag is often caused by a busy

network.

By default, your phone automatically selects a bandwidth setting that balances the audio and video network

requirements.

You can configure a fixed bandwidth setting to override the automatic selection, if required for your network

conditions. If you configure a fixed bandwidth, select a setting and adjust downwards until there is no video

lag.

Procedure

Step 1 Press Applications

Step 2 Select User Preferences > Video > Bandwidth allowance.

Step 3 Choose a bandwidth setting in the Bandwidth allowance screen.

Step 4 Click Select to set the bandwidth.

Group Night Forwarding

Group Night Forwarding, also known as Night Mode, allows users in a group to forward group calls whenever by

dialing star code 73.

When enabled, incoming calls to the group are redirected to a pre-set phone number, which can be to another

group, a voicemail box, a user, or an off-net number (like the night manager's cell phone). And because it's controlled by

star code 73, each group can manage it independently.

Shared Group Numbers

The group number does not have to be unique. When the same number is assigned to multiple groups,

enabling/disabling Night Forwarding for one will enable/disable it for them all. This strategy is useful when multiple teams

are on the same schedule, or one team is assigned to answer calls for multiple groups. However, to allow each group to

manage their Night Forwarding setting independently, all auto-attendant groups must have a unique group number.

Enable or Disable Group Night Forwarding

Only a user assigned to the group can enable or disable Night Forwarding for that group. However, if multiple

groups are assigned the same group number, the user who enables/disables it only has to belong to one of the groups.

A user in the auto-attendant group will dial the Group Forwarding star code 73 + the group number.

For example, the star code is 73 and the group number is 102, the user will dial *73102.

Follow the audio prompts:

Procedure

Step 1 Dial *73 + Group Number

Step 2 Press 1 to turn on Night Forwarding.

Step 3 Press 2 to turn off Night Forwarding.

Step 4 Press 3 to set the Night Forwarding number.

NOTE : Call Queuing : If calls are in the queue when Night Forwarding is enabled, those calls will remain

in the queue until answered, and all new calls to the queue will be forwarded.

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