Lucent Technologies Release 3 manual These are different voice encoding algorithms

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6.Press 1 (the number 1) to start the touch tone recognition test. The system responds:

“Enter a set of digits followed by the pound key. The star and pound keys will not be spoken.”

7.Enter the numbers 1 2 3 4 5 on the telephone keypad.

8.Enter the pound sign.

The system responds through the telephone: “The digits entered are 1 2 3 4 5.”

The system then returns to the main ChanTran menu, starting with: “Press 1 to initiate...”

NOTE:

If you heard the sequence of digits that you entered and saw the numbers entered on the System Monitor Screen, the test completed successfully. If you did not hear the sequence of digits that you entered or if the digits are unclear or cannot be understood, the test has failed. Contact your remote maintenance center.

9.Press 1 (the number 1) to restart the touch tone recognition test.

10.Enter the numbers 6 7 8 9 0 on the telephone keypad.

11.Enter the pound sign.

The system responds through the telephone: “The digits entered are 6 7 8 9 0.”

The system then returns to the main menu, starting with: “Press 1 to initiate...”

12.Press (the number 3) to start the record and playback test. The system responds:

“Press 1 to record message using CELP.2 Press 2 to record message using ADPCM32.

Or, press 3 to record message using Sub-Band 16.”

13.Press 1 (the number 1) to record a message using CELP. The system responds:

“Record test message at the tone:”

14.Record a short test message such as “Test, test, test” by speaking into the test phone. The system stops recording automatically when you stop speaking.

2.These are different voice encoding algorithms.

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Contents Lucent Intuity Copyright  2000, Lucent Technologies All Rights Reserved Contents Channel Mapping Using the Change Extensions Command Vi Issue 1 June How this Document Is Organized OverviewIntended Audience Conventions Used Document Number Issue Related ResourcesIssue 1 June Trademarks and Service Marks Training How to Make Comments About this Document Conversion Checklist Conversion Checklist Conversion Instructions Select How to Use Lucent Intuity ScreensConversion Procedures EnterTask 2 Deactivate Alarm Origination Task 1 Inventory MaterialsAlarm Management Screen Task 3 Stop the Voice System Information ScreenTask 4 Make an Attended Back-up Tape Backup Screen Do not use the nightly backup tape for this procedure Tape 1 pre-process started Task 5 Remove the Previous Switch Integration Software Example Software Installed ListS25SWIN Task 6 Shutdown the System MAP/5 Remove the Front Panel Task 7 Remove Hardware for the Previous IntegrationMAP/5 Instructions Removing the MAP/5 Front Panel MAP/5 Remove the Top Cover 10. Removing the Top Cover on the MAP/5 MAP/5 Locate and Remove the GP Synch or Dciu Circuit Card 11. GP Synch and Dciu Circuit Card FaceplatesMAP/5 Replace the Top Cover and Cables Card can be located in Slot 1, 3, 4, 6, orMAP/40 Instructions MAP/40 Open the MAPPage 13. Remove the Bezel and the Dress Cover Screws 14. Remove the Dress and Access Covers MAP/40 Locate and Remove the GP Synch or Dciu Circuit Card 15. Remove the Retaining BracketMAP/40 Replace the Cover and Cables 16. GP Synch and Dciu Circuit Card FaceplatesMAP/100 Instructions MAP/100 Open the MAPCard cage access door 1/4-turn fasteners MAP/100 Locate and Remove the GP Synch or Dciu Circuit CardMAP/100 Replace the Covers and Cables 18. GP Synch and Dciu Circuit Card FaceplatesTask 8 Allow the System to Finish Booting Task 9 Install the Merlin Legend Switch Integration Software Stop the Voice SystemInstall the Merlin Legend Switch Integration Software Page Start the Voice System Task 11 Shutdown the Lucent Intuity System Task 13 Apply Power to the System Task 14 Test the Channels if the Mapping Changed Task 15 Change the CAS Switch Assignment Task 16 Clear any Alarms 19. Alarm Log Display ScreenTask 17 Place Test Calls to the System Task 18 Assign the System Date and Time20. Set Date and Time Screen Task 19 Stop the Voice System Task 20 Back Up the System-Data Task 21 Start the Voice SystemTask 22 Activate Alarm Origination 21. Alarm Management Screen22. Alarm Origination Menu 25. Alarm Origination Test Results Screen Task 23 Create a Test Alarm 26. Audix Administration Screen Task 24 Replace the Nightly Backup Tape Task 25 Remove the Old Software from the Site48Issue 1 June Administer the Intuity Switch Interface Map Channels to Switch ExtensionsPage Figure A-2. Assign Screen Verify Channel State Figure A-4. Voice Equipment Screen Figure A-5. Diagnose Voice Equipment Screen Figure A-6. Release of Voice Equipment Screen Assign Service to Channels for Testing Figure A-7. Voice Equipment ScreenFigure A-9. Assign Services to Voice Channels Screen Test Each Channel Test Each Channel These are different voice encoding algorithms Assign Services to Called Numbers Figure A-11. Voice Equipment Screen Figure A-13. Assign Service to Called Number Screen Page Map Services to Channels for Operation Figure A-15. Assign ScreenPage Page Channel Mapping 20Issue 1 June Using the Change Extensions Command Busyout the Voice Ports Figure B-1. Diagnose Voice Equipment ScreenBusyout the Networking Ports Number of the last cardFigure B-3. Busyout Networking Channel Screen Stop the Voice System Changing a Block of Extensions With Extension Length Change Change extensions Ch eFigure B-4. Change Extension Screen 8Issue 1 June Change extensions Ch e Figure B-5. Change Extension Screen Page Release the Voice Ports Figure B-6. Diagnose Voice Equipment ScreenFigure B-7. Release of Voice Equipment Screen Release the Networking Ports Figure B-8. Release Networking Channel Screen

Release 3 specifications

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