Polycom 7000 Video Game Sound System User Manual


 
Conference Manager Configuration
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See also:
Shared Number Dialing
Script Debugging Dialog for VEQ Scripts
The Script Debugging dialog lets you test a Javascript executable script that you’ve associated with a
Virtual Entry Queue (VEQ). It lets you specify parameters of a call and the DTMF string entered by a caller,
observing the result of the script.
The following table describes the fields in the Script Debugging dialog.
See also:
Sample Virtual Entry Queue Script
Field Description
Description A meaningful description for this VEQ and its IVR experience, such as Direct
Dial - English.
Response entry attempts The number of times a caller can enter an invalid VMR number before the
system rejects the call.
RMX entry queue The RealPresence Collaboration Server or RMX entry queue to use for this
VEQ. The list includes all entry queues available on the Polycom MCUs
connected to the system, with the number of MCUs that have each entry
queue shown in parentheses.
Field Description
Dial string This is the DIAL_STRING variable in the script. Enter a dial string if script
execution depends on this variable. Alternatively, provide the entire SIP INVITE
message.
Note: For SIP, the script should always specify the schema prefix (sip or sips).
For instance:
DIAL_STRING = "sip:xxx@10.33.120.58"
DTMF digits Enter the DTMF digits, corresponding to the script variable DTMF_STRING, that
should be evaluated or transformed by the script.
Caller site Select a site in order to set the first four caller variables.
Caller variables Lists variables that can be used in the script to represent caller alias values. Enter
an alias value to test for that variable.
Final result Displays the outcome of running the script.
If the script rejected the DTMF string, a message tells you so. Otherwise, the
transformed DTMF string is displayed.
Script output Displays any output produced by the script (e.g., println statements).
Output SIP headers Displays any SIP headers produced by the script.