1. MXIE Zultys End User Training 2010
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2. MXIE Media Exchange Interface for End Users
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3. MXIE Screen MXIE’s Interface is broken in to several parts Main Menu
Toolbar
Session List
Missed Calls
Messages
Status Bar
Call Handling Rules
Binding Status
Presence Status
Buddy List
Missed Call Icon
VM View Icon
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4. Keyboard Short Cuts
There are several keyboard commands to perform basic phone functions with MXIE
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5. Buttons
While on a call the session block will contain several buttons that can be used to perform basic telephony functions.
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6. Buddy List
The Buddy List displays MX users with whom you are in regular contact. You can quickly initiate instant messages, chats, and voice calls with Buddy List members. The Buddy List displays the presence state for all buddies that permit others to view their presence and provides tools to send voice mail to your buddies. You can also organize your Buddy List into Buddy groups.
To add a user to the buddy list, open the address book and display the contact list. Highlight the name of the person that you wish to add, press the right mouse button, and select Buddy. You cannot modify the buddy list for operator and agent roles.
To add a buddy group to the list, point at the buddy list, click the right mouse button, and select Create a Group.
To initiate communication sessions with buddy list members, point at a buddy and click the right mouse button.
To perform Buddy Group operations, right click on your buddy list and select the desired operation. You can drag and drop buddy list members into any group. Users can belong to more than one buddy group.
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7. IM Window
MXIE has built in IM functions. The IM window is broken into 2 basic parts, the Text panel which is where the conversation is viewable, and the input panel where you type.
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8. Binding
A MXIE instance can manipulate voice calls through a registered contact regardless of its binding status. A MXIE instance can initiate voice calls and handle multiple voice calls only through SIP devices to which it is bound. The Bind a Phone window binds your MXIE instance to a SIP device. To access this window, select File | Bind To from the main menu bar or select the binding status text in the Status Bar.
MXIE instances can be bound to only one device at a time. Binding a MXIE instance to a SIP device cancels any previous device binding to that instance.
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9. Binding Bind Device by ID
This option binds your MXIE instance to an MX managed device.
Bind to External Phone
This option allows you to bind to a Cell Phone, Home Phone Line.
Bind Registered Contact
This option binds your MXIE instance to an MX registered contact.
Bind by a Call from the Device
This option binds your MXIE instance to an MX managed device that you designate by making a voice call.
Bind to Internal Softphone
This option binds your MXIE instance to the MXIE internal Softphone. You can bind only one instance to the Softphone.
Bind Recent
This option allows you to select from a menu of devices and registered contacts to which your MXIE was recently bound.
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10. Softphone
To use the softphone from the bind options choose internal softphone.
MXIE has a built in softphone making it an excellent option for road warriors.
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11. Placing a Call
After you initiate the call, the MXIE window displays a session block that represents the call. Below are session blocks at the various stages of a voice call: the top block was displayed after dialing the contact and before the call is answered; the bottom block was displayed during the phone conversation.
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12. Recording a Call
Call Recording is available to ICC agents or authorized users on a system with an active call recording license. MXIE roles that are permitted to record calls display a red recording icon on the right side of all voice call session blocks, as shown below.
To stop recording, press the recording button in the recording block. If you resume recording after stopping, everything recorded prior to pressing the stop button is deleted.
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13. Presence States
Each user is assigned a presence state based on online status and communication availability. Users logged into MXIE as an operator or an ACD agent are assigned an additional presence state for that role. Presence states are represented by icons. Select the icon style that MXIE uses to display your presence from the Toolbar Preferences panel.
User presence states include
Available
Not Available
Busy
At Lunch
In a Meeting
Be Right Back
Appear Offline
On the Phone
Operator presence states include
Available
Not Available
On the Phone
Logged Off
ACD group agent presence states include
Active, Wrap Up
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14. Presence Notes
You can attach a note to your MXIE presence to give more information about your current presence setting such as “Be back at 2:00” or “at customer site”
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15. Voic
The Mail box directory is located on the left side of the window. Mail folders store voice mail messages. Mail box service options create, copy, move, delete, or compact the voice mail folders. System folders (Inbox or Deleted) cannot be moved or deleted.
Playing via the computer
Users may select to playback Voice Mail messages and Call Recordings using the computers speakers.
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16. Playing Voicemail Playing via bound device
Users may select to playback Voice Mail messages and Call Recordings using the device / phone currently bound to MXIE as the audio device. This feature provides improved privacy as users no longer need to play audio through the computer speakers and also enhances functionality in Thin Client environments (EG: Terminal Services / Citrix) where client machines often have inadequate performance to support audio playback or have no speakers. New MXIE preference option is available to force all playback via the bound phone for situations where the user's computer does not have speakers.
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17. Controlling voicemail messages with MXIE
When using MXIE to play voic messages you use the control bar at the bottom of the screen.
To watch a movie click the image to the right
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18. Transfer Voice Mail Messages
From the voice mail window right mouse click the voice mail and select forward. Choose who you wish to forward the voice mail to, and click send
To watch a movie click the image to the right
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19. Address Book
The Address Book window, shown below, accesses the MX user directory and supports the creation of personal address books.
Local Address book
This book is an address book that is stored on your computer
MX Directory
This book is all the users in the system (including grouped members)
Buddies
This book is populated with the people you contact most
Outlook
This is all your outlook contacts
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20. Address Book with Outlook®
Microsoft Outlook Contact records are now available in MXIE address book. New address book 'MS Outlook' is displayed on the top level of MXIE Address Book window. All Contact information (contact name, company name, business, mobile, and home phone numbers) is available for placing and receiving calls from within MXIE. The Caller ID number of incoming calls is checked against Outlook contacts with a match resulting in screen pop showing customer name, phone number and company name.
The following features are provided by MXIE Outlook Address Book Integration:
All contact folders visible in MS Outlook appear in the MXIE address book
Updates to existing contact records in MS Outlook are immediately reflected in MXIE
MXIE Screen pops display contact information based on Caller ID match to Outlook contact
Initiate and transfer calls to Outlook Contacts directly from MXIE
Call Log history displays Outlook Contact names based on Caller ID
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21. Call Log
The MXIE Log, displays each voice call that generated a MXIE session block over a specified period. Each record within the log refers to one voice call. To access the call log, select View | Log from the main menu bar.
Log records are obtained from the system Call Detail Records database and cannot be moved or deleted. The number of records displayed in the log is configured in the Call Log Preferences panel. The maximum number of records displayed is based on the number of days specified on the Call Preferences panel. When you reduce the size of the call log display by altering preference panel settings, the call records are only removed from the Call Log panel and can be restored to the display by resetting the Preferences parameter setting.
You can access log functions by right-clicking the mouse while the cursor points in the log. Functions accessible in this manner include:
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22. Find Me Click image for a movie
Call Handling Rule function enhanced with addition of 'Find Me' option. The 'Find Me' rule allows a user to define multiple external numbers, internal extensions and devices which the system will call in an attempt to find the user when an incoming call is received. Callers may be optionally advised that the system is trying to find the User. Calls may be connected immediately upon answer or the called party may explicitly accept or reject the offered call. If the User cannot be found the call may overflow to voice mail, another extension / number or be disconnected.
ACD/ICC Calls cannot be forwarded by this or any forwarding feature.
Click image for a movie
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23. ConnectAnywhere
ConnectAnywhere is a feature which allows users to Bind MXIE to any telephone number in the world. Once bound to a phone number, when the User / Agent initiates a call from MXIE, the MX system will firstly call the user at the bound phone number, when that call is answered MX will then initiate a call to the phone number that the User / Agent called from MXIE. Once connected all standard MXIE functions are available such as Hold and Transfer. For incoming calls, the MX system will initiate an outgoing call to the bound phone number and at the same time display the callers details in MXIE, all standard call functions are available from MXIE.
This feature allows users to make and receive calls as if they are in the office from any location in the world where they have access to a landline or mobile phone.
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24. Set up Voic
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25. First Time User Voice Mail Setup
First time users of the Zultys Voice mail System will receive a popup notification in MXIE until voice mail is set up.
Clicking on the Call voice mail link will dial voice mail from MXIE
Dialing the voice mail service number, by default it is *86
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26. Set Up Voice Mail
Voice Mail Answers
Set Password 1
To Continue
Record Name 2
Rerecord
Record Greeting
Record Now
Record Later
After recording
Options
Listen to message explaining how to use voice mail
Return to voice mail main menu
To be listed in the Dial by Name directory you must record at least your name, it is recommended that you change you password from the default one set when your user was created
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27. Listening to Voice Mail Messages
When listening to voic messages via a phone the following options are available.
When using MXIE to listen to your messages the controls are in MXIE, this includes listening via a bound device
Message Review Menu 1
Repeat 2
Save message 3
Erase message 4
Reply to message 44
Call back using Caller ID 5
Forward message to another mailbox 6
Play previous message 7
Rewind 3 seconds 8
Pause message 9
Skip forward 3 seconds #
Play next message *
Skip Date/Time
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28. MXIE Call Handling Using MXIE
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29. Place a call Voice Call icon
To place a call, click on the Voice Call icon, enter in phone number, and click Dial
To watch a movie click the image to the right
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30. Place a call Drag & Drop
To place a call by using the drag and drop method, drag the entry from the address book to the call screen
To watch a movie click the image to the right
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31. Answer
To answer a call click the answer button or double click on the call in the session bar
To watch a movie click the image to the right
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32. Drag & Drop Transfer
To transfer a call using Drag and Drop drag the existing call to the respective user.
To watch a movie click the image to the right
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33. Place a call on hold, pickup
To place a call on hold, click the hold button
To retrieve call, double click call
To watch a movie click the image to the right
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34. Transfer using the transfer button
To transfer using the transfer button click on the T icon in the session block and select ho you wish to transfer the call to
To watch a movie click the image to the right
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35. Attended Transfer To perform an attended transfer of an existing call
Place first call on hold
Dial the receiving parties number
Announce call
Right click incoming call and choose transfer to the user
To watch a movie click the image to the right
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36. Transfer to users voicemail
Right click on the active call, choose send to user voic
Select which user you wish to transfer the call to their voic
To watch a movie click the image to the right
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37. Disconnect To disconnect a call, click the X icon
To watch a movie click the image to the right
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38. Park & Pickup
To park a call click the park button, once the call is parked, a popup box will identify where it was parked.
To pick up a parked call click on the parked call list and select the call to pick up and press pickup
To watch a movie click the image to the right
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39. Call Handling Via the ZIP5xi
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40. Call Control using the ZIP5xi Phone
To Place a call:
Lift your handset and dial.
When receiving a call:
Either lift your handset or press your speaker button to speak hands free.
To Transfer a call:
Press XFER in your display, dial the extension, press XFER in your display and hang up.
To Transfer user to a person’s voic
Press XFER + *86 + [extension number] + XFER and hang up.
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41. Call Control using the ZIP5xi Phone
To place a call on hold:
Press the HOLD button, to release press the LINE with the flashing green LED or PICKUP in your display.
To retrieve voic
Either with your handset off-hook or not, press the voic button then enter your password and follow prompts.
To park a call
Press the park key in your display, enter in the Park ID and then press DIAL in your display
To pick up a parked call
Dial the park server followed by the Park ID
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42. Call Control using the ZIP5xi Phone
To change your volume:
For Handset: lift the handset and adjust the volume using the volume buttons .
For Headset: press the SPEAKER/HEADSET button and adjust the volume using the volume buttons .
For Speakerphone: press the SPEAKER/HEADSET button and adjust the volume using the volume buttons .
For Ringing: press the volume buttons and adjust the volume WHILE the phone is ringing.
For Paging: press and adjust the volume using the volume buttons WHILE someone is paging.
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43. MXIE Faxing
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44. Fax using the Windows Fax Driver
To fax using the Zultys Fax Driver you simply need to print the document and choose the Zultys Fax from the list of printers
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45. Fax Wizard Once you click print enter in the following information
To: Name of the recipient
Fax Number: number to fax to
Business Phone: Option telephone number
Company: Company Name
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47. Fax Format You can change the resolution Paper size Rotate
Scale to Fit Paper
Constrain Dot Proportions
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48. Fax Send Time You can schedule the fax or send it immediatly 3/25/2017
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49. Send Fax Click Finish to complete the fax wizard, and send the fax
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50. MXIE Call Handling Rules
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51. Call Handling Rules
The MX has Call Forward No Answer CHR built in, no need to build one
You can build one to overrule the existing CFNA timer to extend or shorten the CFNA time as set by the administrator
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52. Call Forward
The Call Forward rule is a built in rule that can be turned on and off via the DTMF controls in your voice mail menu. This is the only rule that can be controlled and setup via the DTMF capability of the voice mail
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Events when the rule is applied, Only one can be selected and is required
Additional optional conditions that can be applied, multiple can be selected
Field showing the complete rule, and where you define events by clicking on the Blue Links
Action to perform when the Event, and Conditions are met above. This is required
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54. Building a CHR, Click image to watch a movie
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55. MXIE ICC Supervisor Options ICC Reporting
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56. ICC Functions for Agents and Supervisors
Supervisors can monitor agent activity, and intervene in calls that agents are handling. Call intervention options include
Silent Monitor: The supervisor listens to both sides of an agent call. Neither party is aware of the supervisor’s presence. To access the ICC monitors, press the arrow icon on the left side of the session control block. (ZIP2x2, ZIP5, Polycom and 3rd Party)
Barge-In: The supervisor can speak to both sides of the call. To access the ICC monitors, press the arrow icon on the left side of the session control block. Supervisor functions are performed from the ICC monitors. (ZIP2x2 Only)
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57. ICC MXIE Reporting Views
Additional features for agents and supervisors
Agents
View the callback monitor
View the queue monitor
Supervisors can also view:
Group statistics
Agent monitor
Agent Statistics
Wallboard
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58. ICC MXIE View
From the agents and supervisors standpoint, additional features are available on MXIE when logged in to an ICC group.
For agents, view of the callback monitor and the queue monitor are available. The callback monitor consists of a list of callers who requested callback and left their callback numbers. The queue monitors shows real-time queue information such as the number of callers in queue, status of other agents, and more.
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59. ICC MXIE View Supervisors are given several options Callback Monitor
Groups that overflow are given the option to leave their phone number and their place is help in queue
Queue Monitor
View calls in the queue
Group Statistics
View statics of a queue
Agent Monitor
Listen to calls in progress by an agent, note only Zip 2xN and 4xN phones support this feature at this time
Agent Statistics
View individual statics of an Agent
Wallboard
View queue information in a wallboard type of setting
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60. Callback Monitor
From this view the supervisor can see how many calls are in the queue to be called back, and their status
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61. Queue Monitor Queue Monitor, shows the calls currently in the queue
Priority
Wait time
Caller ID
Assigned to
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62. Group Statics Lists the stats for the queue
Total number of calls in queue
Maximum number of calls in queue (at one time)
Outbound calls (connected)
Calls answered
Calls transferred to voic
Calls transferred to external number
Disconnected calls
Calls abandoned from queue
Calls sent to queue overflow
Total talk time
Average talk time
Maximum wait time
Average wait time for answered calls
Average wait time for abandoned calls
Average wait time for all calls
Incoming call back requests from customers
Successful call back requests made by agents
Unsuccessful call back requests made by agents
Average hold time
Maximum hold time
Total hold time
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63. Agent Monitor
The supervisor can use this screen to see what the agent’s status and the ability to monitor their calls
Extension
Agent Name
Caller ID
Type of call
Length of call
State the agent is in
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64. Agent Statistics
This view allows the supervisor to see how long the agent is in each state
Name
Number of calls answered
Average talk time
Total talk time
Average warp up time
Total wrap up time
Average hold time
Total hold time
Number of call back calls
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65. Wallboard Reporting Parameters
Total number of calls in queue. This parameter displays the total number of calls sent to the queue since the daily reset.
Maximum number of calls in queue (at one time). This parameter displays the largest number of callers that were waiting in the group queue at one time.
Outbound calls (connected). This parameter displays the total number of calls that were initiated by ACD agents since the daily reset.
Calls answered. This parameter displays the total number of calls that have been answered by ACD agents since the daily reset.
Calls transferred to voice mail. This parameter displays the number of calls that have been transferred to voice mail since the daily reset.
Total call back requests. This parameter list the number of callers that have requested callbacks since the daily reset.
Calls abandoned from queue. This parameter list the number of callers that have abandoned their calls while waiting in the queue since the daily reset.
Calls sent to queue overflow. This parameter list the number of calls that have been sent to group queue since the daily reset.
Total talk time. This parameter lists the cumulative talk time of all ACD agents since the daily reset.
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66. Wallboard Reporting Parameters
Average talk time. This parameter list the average time per call since the daily reset.
Maximum wait time. This parameter list the maximum wait time that a caller waited to talk to an ACD agent before the call was either answered by the agent or terminated by the caller.
Average wait time for answered calls. This parameter list the average time, for calls answered by an ACD agent, that a caller had to wait before talking to an agent.
Average wait time for abandoned calls. This parameter list the average time, for all abandoned calls, that a caller waited for an agent before terminating the call.
Average wait time for all calls. This parameter list the average time, for all abandoned calls and calls answered by the ACD agent.
Available. This parameter list the number of ACD agents that have a presence state of available.
Not available. This parameter list the number ACD agents that have a presence state of not available.
Busy. This parameter lists the number of ACD agents that have a presence state of busy.
Logged out. This parameter list the number of ACD agents that have a presence state of logged out.
Total. This parameter list the total number of ACD agents that are part of the ACD group.
Calls currently in queue. This parameter list the total number of calls that are currently in queue.
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67. CMD Line Options
Upon installation of MXIE a default shortcut is automatically placed on the Windows Desktop, as well as in the ‘Start Menu | Zultys MX’ folder. The simplest way to apply command line parameters is to create a copy of the default MXIE Shortcut and edit the target properties.
Steps to copy and edit shortcut:
1) Select Start | All Programs | Zultys MX – Right click on MXIE and select copy.
2) Paste the copied shortcut to the desired location and rename as required. For this example the shortcut has been renamed to “MXIE – Custom”
3) Right click new shortcut and select Properties, ensure that Shortcut tab is selected
4) Type the required command line parameters at the end of the target field. For example:
"C:\Program Files\Zultys\MXIE\Bin\mxie.exe" u= n=john.doe p=1234
Will automatically log MXIE into MX at IP , as user “john.doe”, using password “1234”.
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68. CMD Line Options
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69. MXIE Demos Media Exchange Interface for End Users
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70. MXIE Demo
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71. Softphone Demo
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