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When entering a location, you will see a message stating “Starting audio conference…” while

ProtoSphere connects to the Lync conference audio. During this brief connection time your

audio controls will be disabled and you will not hear or be able to speak with other users. Once

connected to the conference, you will hear an audible tone signifying a successful connection.

If you see this message and hear a series of repeating audible tones, it simply means there is a

slight delay in connecting to the Lync conference. In this case, please be patient while the

connection is made, which normally will not take more than just a few seconds.

Because of the integration with Microsoft Lync, there may be times when you are logged into

ProtoSphere but are on a Lync call, outside of the environment. In these cases, your audio

controls will be replaced with an option to “Resume Conference”.

When you see this button, it means that the audio conference for the location you are currently

in has been put on hold. To resume the conference, simply click this button.

Other people in ProtoSphere will see your microphone in a disabled state, when viewing your

name in the Participants list.

Note that if you have not already ended your external Lync call, that call will be put on hold if

you resume the conference in ProtoSphere.

Network Quality

The network quality monitor located in the lower right corner of the application window is a

measure of the current network bandwidth and is provided as an indication of when conditions

are present that may affect the quality of the voice audio. Poor network quality can affect the

audio quality of your conversations.

The network activity monitor shows three states:

Description

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Good network quality

Average network quality

Poor network quality

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