Cisco Webex 800 Series, User Manual

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The effectiveness of the Emergency app depends on many factors, so it’s critical that the system administrators
thoroughly test the system. The Emergency app depends on the functionality and reliability of the physical
infrastructure:
• Wireless LAN
• LAN
• Call server
• Application management server
• Server hosting the location services
• Central security system and its servers
The
Emergency
app also depends on correct configuration of the phones, configuration and installation of
the
Emergency
app, and appropriate training.
Warning
Emergency Motion Conditions
Based on your facility requirements, your system administrator may configure your phone to monitor the
following three
Emergency motion conditions by sensitivity level.
• Running –The phone detects shaking when you run for a configurable number of seconds.
• Tilt –The phone isn’t vertical for a configurable number of seconds.
•
No movement
–The phone is still for a configurable number of seconds, potentially indicating that you’re
no longer moving.
If any of the
Emergency
motion conditions occur, the phone first warns you about an impending alarm. If
you don’t cancel the warning within a configurable number of seconds, the phone:
• Starts to alarm.
• If configured, places an emergency call.
An emergency call ends any active call. Note
Cancel Motion Conditions Warning
If the phone detects an Emergency motion event, the phone goes into a warning state and displays a yellow
Warning
screen. The
Warning
screen shows the type of event and sounds an alert, increasing the volume as
the warning timeout counts down.
If you cancel the warning, the phone turns off the audio alert turns off, doesn’t send an alarm, and resumes
monitoring motion.
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Emergency App
Emergency Motion Conditions