NEC Univerge SV8100 Features And Specifications Manual page 1969

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UNIVERGE SV8100

Installing Language Prompt Sets

The procedure to load a language prompt set is similar to upgrading the system software. The same

USB memory used for system software upgrades should be used. Before extracting the language

prompt set to the USB memory delete all of the system software upgrade files.

To load an Embedded VRS language prompt set:

Download the appropriate language prompt set from the NTAC download site.

Delete all existing files on the USB memory.

Extract archive file to the USB memory.

Turn the system power Off.

After the system powers down, insert the USB memory containing the language prompt set into the

USB port on the CD-CP00-US.

Push in and hold the Load button.

Turn the system power On.

Continue holding the Load button for approximately 10 seconds or until Status LED5 begins

flashing red.

Release the Load button.

Wait until the Status LEDs on the CD-CP00-US have the following indications, approximately two

LED 2: Flashing Red

LED 3: Flashing Red

LED 4: Flashing Red

LED 5: Steady Red

Turn the system power Off and remove the USB memory.

Turn the system power back On.

Embedded VRS Programming Example:

For this example Trunks 1-8 will be answered by Embedded VRS for Mode 1 (Day) and Mode 2 (Night).

There will be Day and Night main greetings and Day and Night informational greetings used to provide

office hours and directions to callers.

Dial options are set on a per message basis so be sure to select the appropriate message before setting

any options. There will be dial options for each greeting for routing callers and for this example callers

can only reach the Operator's extension (101) during the Day Mode. However, depending on the

customer's needs all dial options can be set to route callers to specific extensions for each greeting.

Voice Response System (VRS) Embedded VRS

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