System Functions and Features as of I7.9
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Recording with audio equipment:
After the procedure a long Start tone is audible and can be played back over the
audio equipment connected to the music input of the PBX. The recording can be
monitored via the handset.
The following applies to both recording possibilities:
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To end the recording, hang up; on system terminals press the
Stop
Foxkey. The
recording is then stored automatically.
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The recording time is limited by the length of time defined in AIMS for this re-
corded announcement. Once this time has expired, the recording stops auto-
matically and the audio data is stored.
With the PC:
Announcements can also be recorded with a PC through a connected microphone
(e. g. with the Windows Audio Recorder). The recordings have to be stored as wave
files in a particular format under a predefined name.
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Format: CCITT A-Law, 8 kHz, 8 bit, mono
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File names: court_xx.wav (lower case required)
"xx" can take on the values 10...19 (Group 1) or 20...29 (Group 2).
The wave files with the announcement texts must be loaded onto the PBX system
file:
1.
From the AIMS Shell select the PBX, enter the access data and log in.
2.
From the AIMS Shell select one or more Courtesy files using the
Add
button un-
der
Tools
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Partial Upload
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Wave Files
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Courtesy Files
.
3.
Use
Upload
to load the Courtesy files onto the file system
The files are available to the application as soon as they are on the PBX file system.
We recommend that you check the texts by monitoring them using the corre-
sponding */# procedure (see
Wave files that are longer than the time available for the corresponding recorded
announcement cannot be loaded and generate a corresponding error message.
Wave files with incorrect format cannot be played.
