Giving The Floor To A Site; Broadcasting A Site - Huawei TP3106 User Manual
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If the Conference password parameter was set for the conference, you must enter the conference
password and tap OK to request chair control rights.
Step 3 After becoming the chair site, you can tap Release Chair to release the chair control rights.
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8.7 Giving the Floor to a Site
Context
Using the Give Floor function, the chair site can broadcast the audio and video of a site to all
the other sites in the conference. If a site is given the floor, only the microphones of the site
given the floor and the chair site are not muted. To unmute the microphones of all sites, enable
discussion. Depending on the settings on the network management system, the site given the
floor will view either of the following sites:
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Procedure
Step 1 Tap the desired site in the site list.
Step 2 Tap
Step 3 Tap Discussion to take back the floor.
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8.8 Broadcasting a Site
Context
Using the Broadcast Site function, the chair site can enable all the sites in a conference to view
a specified site. When that site is being broadcast, the chair site can still view all sites. Depending
on the settings on the network management system, the broadcast site views one of the following
sites:
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Procedure
Step 1 Tap the desired site in the site list.
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NOTE
l You can also tap Request Chair under the virtual HD display area to request chair control rights.
l If a chair site exits the conference, the chair control rights are released automatically.
The site itself
The chair site
. You can then view and hear the site.
The site that the broadcast site was viewing before being broadcast
The broadcast site itself
The chair site
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