Telecor VS1 - Playing a Voice File Using the Command Prompt

VS1 Installation, Configuration & Operating Guide 221
1. Connect one end of the cables to the output jacks on the audio source. Next, connect the ground
wire to the negative input terminal on the PEU-205 (or DCU) and the positive wire to the
positive input terminal on the PEU-205 (or DCU).
2. Access the TVS Command Prompt via the Terminal window in Tel-Site.
3. At the TVS Command prompt, you must use the rec command and specify the Music 1 or
Music 2 inputs. Assuming the voice file will be 500 and the audio source is connected to the
first input, type the command in the following format: rec 1 va\$va500.pcm
Note: Files can be numbered 0-10 and 14-899. Telecor reserves prerecorded voice file numbers
11-13 and 900-999. See page 222 for a list of those messages. If a file number is already
in use, the new voice file replaces the existing voice file.
• A display message states: “Acquiring DMA Channel... hit ESC to terminate. Press any key
to record, ESC to cancel.”
4. Start the tape recorder (or other audio source) and then press any key on your keyboard.
• A display message states: “Press any key to stop recording.” A series of dots appears to
indicate that the system is recording.
5. When the message is finished, press ESC
to stop the recording.
6. Press any key to return to the TVS Command prompt.
Playing a Voice File Using the Command Prompt
To play the voice file at an extension using the Command Prompt, complete the following steps:
1. Press the SPEAKERPHONE button or lift the handset on the telephone that will play the
message.
2. At the TVS Command Prompt type call ext {extension} {file}. For example,
call ext 36 44 calls extension 36 and plays voice file $va044.pcm.
3. Press ENTER.