In-Room Video Conference Room Support (SIP and H.323)

Amazon Chime can integrate with your in-room video hardware from Cisco, Tandberg, Polycom, Lifesize, Vidyo and others when you use the SIP or H.323 protocol.

Detailed instructions:

Users can join Amazon Chime meetings with video and audio from your in-room systems by providing the Amazon Chime gateway IP and then entering the meeting ID - similar to how users join when dialing into an Amazon Chime call from other clients.

1. Turn on your Control Unit.
2. Select Video Conference.
3. Select Dialing.
4. Select Keyboard (you need to use the full keyboard to get the ".")
5. If you are using SIP you can connect directly to the meeting by entering 0123456789@meet.chime.in (where 0123456789 is the meeting id) and select Call. Then skip forward to step 11.
6. If your device does not support SIP URI dialing or you are using an H.323 device enter the following
   meet.chime.in for a SIP call, or
   52.23.133.56 for a H.323 call.
7. Select Call.
8. It will take a few seconds to connect to Amazon Chime.
9. Once connected, you will hear a greeting ("Meeting powered by Amazon Chime.").
10. Now enter {the TEN digit Meeting ID included in meeting invite} followed by the # key
    (in the example above we used a sample Meeting ID of 0123456789).
11. If your meeting id was valid, you will be connected to the meeting.

During the meeting you may enter *0 to see a menu with the list of commands that are supported.

• Press *99 to report quality issues.
• Press *7 to mute and unmute the audio (or use the system hardware mute controls)
• Press *0 to display and hide the menu.

Amazon Chime also supports sharing content from a PC. Connect the laptop or computer and share the content. Content can be shared with units that support the H.239 protocol. You may also connect a laptop with a supported Chime desktop client and share your window or screen. Remember to join with your mic & speaker audio disabled.

Protocol and deployment considerations:

Customers can connect to the Amazon Chime from their VTC in-room devices directly from public internet or via their firewalls and proxies:

Please reference https://answers.chime.aws/articles/123/hosts-port... for network configuration.

A subset of compatible VTC devices list (**):

Device	SIP	H.323	Comment
Cisco SX20	Yes	Yes	Audio/Video/Screen: To and From OK
Cisco DX80	Yes	Yes	Audio/Video/Screen: To and From OK
Tandberg C40	Yes	Yes	Audio/Video/Screen: To and From OK
Polycom RPD	No *	Yes	Audio/Video: OK, Screen: From device is OK
Polycom Debut	Yes	Yes	Audio/Video/Screen: To and From OK

* does not support TLS
** Most devices that are H.323 or SIP are supported - this list is just a small subset of devices.