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Converting Pre-Recorded Name, Greeting and Announcement Files for Embedded Voicemail

Embedded Voicemail

Converting Pre-Recorded Name, Greeting and Announcement Files for Embedded Voicemail

by  sizbut  Posted    (Edited  )


The LVM Greeting Utility is part of IP Office Manager. The utility converts WAV files into the format used by embedded voicemail on IP500 and IP500 V2 systems.

For IP Office Release 9.0, Avaya has enhanced the utility. Previously you could only use it to create auto attendant menu files (see the existing IP Office Manager help). For IP Office Release 9.0 you can now use it to create mailbox name, greeting and announcement files as detailed below.

The Pre-Recorded File
The pre-recorded file must be in the following format: WAV file, Uncompressed PCM, 8KHz, 16-bit, mono.

Converting the Pre-Recorded File
[ol 1]
[li]1. Start IP Office Manager. [/li]
[li]2. Select File | Advanced | LVM Greeting Utility. The utility menu appears.[/li]
[li]3. Click the à browse button on the Input File line and select the source .wav file. [/li]
[li]4. Click the à browse button on the Output File line. Browse to the folder into which you want the converted file placed.[/li]
[li]Enter a file name with the suffix .c11 for an IP500 V2 file or .c23 for an IP500 file. Enter a name that clearly identifies the files usage, for example Extn210Greeting.c11. [/li]
[li]Click Save.[/li]
[li]Click on Output File Type and select the type of prompt file you want created. [/li]
[li]In the User Extension field enter the name of the user or hunt group. Ensure that the name matches that set in the IP Office configuration. [/li]
[li]For IP500 V2 systems leave the Format set to G711. For IP500 systems set the Format to G723.[/li]
[li]Click OK. Note that this button is greyed out if any of the required fields have not been set.[/li]
[li]Change the file extension of the new file from .c11 or .c23 to .clp.[/li]
[/ol]

Uploading the Converted Files to Embedded Voicemail
[ol 1]
[li]Start IP Office Manager. [/li]
[li]Select File | Advanced | Embedded File Managementà .[/li]
[li]Select the IP Office system and click OK. [/li]
[li]Enter the appropriate user name and password for configuration access to the system and click OK. [/li]
[li]The embedded file management window appears. [/li]
[li]Click System SD | DYNAMIC | LVMAIL for an IP500 V2 or LVMAIL for an IP500.[/li]
[li]Click File | Upload Fileà .[/li]
[li]Select the file or files to upload and click Open.[/li]
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Checking the Files
The system does not use new uploaded files immediately. It begins using uploaded files after it next performs embedded voicemail housekeeping, which occurs every 5 minutes. Therefore, wait approximately 5 minutes before making test calls to check the use of the uploaded files. Alternatively, new files are used following a system reboot.

File Deletion
Using the phone interface to manually record a new name, greeting or announcement causes the system to delete any uploaded file it is currently using for that prompt.
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