Avaya 555-245-600 manual Avaya IA770 Intuity Audix Messaging Option for S8300/G700

Small to mid-size enterprise

●Recorded announcement playback (15 playback channels, 1 record channel)

●Tone detection and generation (15 ports of tone detection)

●System clock generation and synchronization to an external network timing reference

●Download agent for the media modules

●License/translation storage

●System maintenance

●H.248 signaling

●Connection management

Avaya IA770 INTUITY AUDIX Messaging Option for S8300/G700

The Avaya IA770 INTUITY AUDIX Messaging Application, (IA770), optionally embedded on the S8300 Server installed in a G700, delivers voice, fax, and e-mail to enhance and simplify the communications and the exchange of information within both small enterprises, and the smaller locations of large enterprises. The IA770 uses the Linux operating system, which is consistent with the operating system of the Media Gateway.

The IA770 supports INTUITY digital (TCP/IP) and AMIS networking protocols. More extensive networking can be provided with the Avaya Interchange.

The IA770 consists of license-file-activated software that resides on the S8300 Server, and an ICC daughter card, which is field-installable and upgradeable. For Communication Manager 2.2 and later, new installations will implement IA770 Embedded Messaging H.323 integration on the S8300, and will no longer use the ICC daughter card.

Voice Announcement over the LAN

Voice Announcement over the LAN (VAL) capabilities are co-resident on the Avaya G700 Media Gateway. This G700 VAL announcement capability allows backup and restore of announcements to an external PC or a file server on the customer’s local area network (LAN), in addition to internal backup in Flash memory. The announcements are stored as industry-standard waveform (.wav) files. This enables customers to create high-quality, studio announcements, save the announcements to their PC or server, and then share the same announcements with multiple Avaya Application Solutions. Other features of the G700 VAL announcement offer include:

●A G700 VAL announcement source functions the same as the TN2501AP for administration, recording, file handling using FTP, playback, and measurements.

●Each G700 VAL announcement source used is counted as a VAL board towards the Maximum VAL boards on the customer-options screen. The S8300 Server now comes with a license entitlement for using up to 50 VAL circuit packs. The S8700-series Server comes with a license entitlement for one, and requires the purchase of additional licenses to enable the maximum of 50 which applies to both TN2501AP and G700 VAL sources.

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