Alcatel-Lucent OmniTouch - Branding; Branding Data Types

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BrandingSystem Configuration
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Branding
The Alcatel-Lucent OmniTouch Advanced Communications Server comes preloaded
with a default branding file (brand_default.zip). If licensed, you can download it, edit it,
and maintain additional branding files.
The branding.conf file in the brand_default.zip contains three data types that can be
edited (strings; colors; images). The file is saved in UTF-8 format. UNICODE and 7-bit
ASCII are also supported. However, these file types will be converted to UTF-8 after they
are uploaded to the server.
Note: Each domain can contain only one brand. If you require multiple brands, a
domain must be created for each (for example, five companies = five domains = five
brands). Changes to the layout of the User Interface are not allowed; only existing
fields may be branded in the default format. Images, colors (hexadecimal), and text
(strings) related to the branding may be changed.
Table 2-11 Branding Data Types
The only administrator allowed to upload branding information is a System-wide
Administrator.
Data Type Description
Strings They can consist of any text characters.
Colors Colors are represented in hexidecimal RGB
format.
Example: FFFFFF represents white
Images To change an image:
1. Create and add a gif or jpeg into the
brand_default.zip file.
2. Replace the “value” of the field with the
image’s filename. Do not include any path
information (no forward slash /).
Example:
Existing image is
default “/images/logo.jpg”;
Replacement image is
default “new_logo.jpg”;