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Uploading and downloading customized voice prompts

Refer to the sections below for details of further functional ity provided by the Installed voice prompts

list:

• Uploading individual voice prompts

• Downloading individual voice prompts

• Downloading a customization package

• Deleting customized voice prompts

Uploading individual voice prompts

You may upload individual voice prompts. To do this:

1. Go to Settings > User interface.

2. In the Installed voice prompts section, click show files details and locate the voice prompt

file you require.

3. For that voice prompt, click upload. You may do this regardless of whether an alternative

customization has already been uploaded.

4. You will be presented with a new screen, allowing you to l ocate and upload the customization

of your choice. Click Browse to locate the voice prom pt file on your computer. Voice prompt

files must be in the following format:

o Microsoft WAVE (.WAV) format

o 16kHz (16000Hz) sample rate

o Mono

o Uncompressed

o Maximum 10 seconds long

If you upload a file that is not in this format, the upload m ay fail or the voice prompt may sound

distorted when heard by users. Use an audio editing pack age of your choice to make any

conversions required. See Making the best possible re cordings for how to obtain the best

possible voice prompts for your ISDN Gateway custom ization.

Note that in addition to the 10 second length limit per prom pt, there is a total length limit of four

minutes for the full set of prompts. That is, if all samples were played back-to-back, it should

take no more than 240 seconds.

5. When you have located the file you want to upload, click Upload customization. If the upload

is successful, a page displaying the size of the file uplo aded will be displayed; otherwise an

error will be shown. If the upload fails, check your audio f ile matches the specification above

before contacting your support representative.

6. To activate the new voice prompt, select Use customized voice prompts.

Contents

Main Cisco TelePresence ISDN Gateway Version 2.1 Online help (printable format) D14659.03 March 2011 Contents Page Page Page Page Logging into the web interface Failing to log into the web interface Invalid passwords Getting started with the Cisco TelePresence ISDN Gateway Page Making calls with the Cisco TelePresence ISDN Gateway ISDN to IP calls IP to ISDN calls Using the auto attendant Using the Far End Camera Control Using the Cisco TelePresence ISDN Gateway for voice-only calls Configuring the Cisco TelePresence ISDN Gateway as a voice- only gateway Dial plan configuration Calling a PSTN telephone from an MCU Displaying ISDN port utilization Displaying the ISDN calls list Disconnecting and deleting calls Diagnostic controls Displaying detailed call information Page Understanding the dial plan Rules Using rules Rule ordering Displaying and testing the dial plan Displaying the rules list Page N x 56kbps: the call is a video call using Modifying the rules list Testing the dial plan Adding dial plan rules Adding and updating dial plan rules Adding dial plan rules Page Page Page Updating dial plan rules Adding and updating dial plan rules in leased line mode Adding dial plan rules Page Page Updating dial plan rules Example dial plan rules Allocating bandwidth using rules for IP to ISDN calls Allocating bandwidth using rules for ISDN to IP calls Forwarding ISDN calls to an operator or a conference Specifying voice-only IP to ISDN telephone calls Setting up dial plan rules when using TCS-4 ISDN to IP calls IP > ISDN > ISDN > IP calls Dial plan examples in leased line mode ISDN to IP dial plan (leased line mode) IP to ISDN dial plan (leased line mode) Dial plan syntax Syntax for conditions (Called number matches) Syntax for actions (Call this number) Page Displaying the built-in gatekeeper registration list Configuring the built-in gatekeeper Configuring neighboring gatekeepers Page Gatekeeper status ID view Registration view Displaying the user list Deleting users 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ISDN ports settings in leased line mode Port settings Configuring H.323 gatekeeper settings Gatekeeper settings Page Page Gatekeeper status Page Configuring encryption settings Displaying and resetting system time System time NTP Using NTP over NAT (Network Address Translation) Configuring security settings Advanced security mode Hashing passwords Password format Expiring passwords Upgrading and backing up the Cisco TelePresence ISDN Gateway Upgrading the main ISDN Gateway software image Upgrading the loader software image Backing up and restoring the configuration Enabling ISDN Gateway features Page Shutting down and restarting the Cisco TelePresence ISDN Gateway Displaying general status Displaying ISDN status Displaying hardware health status Displaying security status Working with the event logs Event log Event capture filter Event display filter Syslog Page Working with the audit logs Audit log Understanding security warnings Page Page Page Logging using syslog Syslog settings Using syslog Working with Call Detail Records Call Detail Record log controls Call Detail Record log Downloading and clearing the log CDR log display Further information about CDR time field Customizing the user interface Configuring user interface settings Controlling the auto-refreshing of status pages on the ISDN Gateway Configuring welcome messages for the Login and Home pages Customizing voice prompts on the ISDN Gateway Using default English voice prompts Uploading a customization package Viewing the available voice prompts Uploading and downloading customized voice prompts Downloading individual voice prompts Deleting customized voice prompts Voice prompt specification Making the best possible recordings Customization: More information Precedence The factory default file set Localization files Customization files Backing up and restoring the configuration using FTP Configuring SSL certificates Page Contact details and license information TANDBERG Software licenses AVC VIDEO RSA Data Security Inc. 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