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Avaya Meridian Integrated RAN Release 2.0 Telephone Set-Based Administration User Guide Avaya Communication Server 1000 Release 7.5 Document Status: Standard Document Number: P0888275 Document Version: 02.01 Date: December 2010

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Contents Introduction 1 Login menu 2 Main menu 4 Recording an announcement 7 Assigning an announcement 10 Reviewing channel assignments 12 Example of using the TUI 14 i

Contents MIRAN TUI ACCESS CODE: MIRAN USERS: User name User password Channel authority admin (default) admin000 = 23646000 (default) user (default) user0000 = 87370000 (default) 0-7, A0, A1 (default) 0-1 (default) MIRAN TUI CHANNEL ASSIGNMENTS: Channel 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 A0 (90) A1 (91) Announcement filename Announcement description ii

Introduction Introduction A telephone user interface (TUI) within the Avaya MIRAN application enables you to access the application from any dual-tone multifrequency (DTMF) telephone. (The DTMF telephone can be either internal or external to your PBX system.) Use the TUI for quick modification of announcements and other easy tasks. You must handle large changes through the text-based user interface or the browser user interface (BUI). For more information about the text-based user interface and the BUI, refer to Avaya Meridian Integrated Recorded Announcer Fundamentals (NN43001-560). The TUI enables you to do the following: record new announcements play announcements assign and unassign announcements to MIRAN channels review current channel assignments access the MIRAN card security ID You cannot do the following through the TUI: set the MIRAN card clock assign time-of-day restrictions to announcements access system configuration functions change passwords You cannot access the TUI while another uses the TUI or the text-based user interface. The TUI enables you to log on and issue commands through the dialpad of your Meridian Digital Telephone or any standard DTMF telephone. For security, logon requires a valid user name and password, which the system administrator supplies. The MIRAN card does not identify itself until you enter a valid user name and password. The following pages describe the TUI menus. 1

Login menu Login menu First contact your system administrator for the access number to the MIRAN card and your user name and password. To login to your MIRAN card, do the following: 1 Go off-hook. 2 Dial the access code of the MIRAN card. 3 At the voice prompt, enter followed by your user name and. 4 At the next voice prompt, enter your password followed by. If the login is valid, the TUI brings you to the Main menu. If the login is not valid after three attempts, the system disables your access for 20 minutes. Refer to the flowchart on page 3 for further information. 2

Login menu Login menu LOGIN TUI access disabled? "Access is currently disabled. Please try again later. Goodbye." Disconnect "Please enter your user name followed by star." "Please enter your password followed by star." Valid login? 3 login attempts failed? "Three login attempts have failed. Access will be temporarily disabled. Goodbye." Disconnect "Login incorrect. Please try again." Go to MAIN MENU 3

Main menu Main menu When you enter the Main menu, a recorded announcement lists your options for this menu. At the Main Menu you can do the following: Press to assign the current announcement to one or more channels. Press to play the current announcement. Press to review channel assignments. Press to go to the previous announcement. Press fi to record an announcement. Press fl to go to the next announcement. Press fl to delete the current announcement. Press to hear the 8-digit MIRAN security ID. Press to stop an announcement that is playing. Press to hear the list of options again. Press to log out (if no announcement is playing). When you press fl to delete the current announcement, you also remove all channel assignments that use the announcement. Refer to the flowchart on pages 5 and 6 for further information. 4

Main menu Main menu MAIN MENU First time at M ain Menu? "Main Menu." "Main Menu. Commands you can use are: Assign 1, Play 2, Record 5, Delete 76, ID 8. To go to the next announcement, press 6. To go to the previous announcement, press 4. For Channel information, press 3. To exit, press star." Any announcements 1 Go to ASSIGNMENT MENU available? "There are no announcements available." 2 Any announcements available? Play current announcement. "There are no announcements available." 3 Go to CHANNEL INFO MENU 4 At start of announcement list? Move to previous announcement. "Start of list." 5 Go to RECORD MENU 5

Main menu Main menu (continued) 6 At end of announcement list? Move to next announcement. "End of list." Any 7 announcements Go to DELETE MENU available? "There are no announcements available." 8 Say <Hardware Key ID> * or # Announcement playing? Stop announcement playing. Save any assignments made. "Goodbye." Disconnect "That option is not available. For help, press 9." 6

Recording an announcement Recording an announcement Through the TUI, you can record an announcement, which you can assign to channels either through the TUI, the text-based user interface, or the BUI. To record an announcement, do the following: 1 At the Main menu, press fi to enter the Record menu. 2 At the Record menu, press fi to begin recording. 3 Press to end recording. te: If you reach the drive capacity while you are recording, the recording stops automatically. 4 Press to review the announcement, and/or press fi to record the announcement again. (This step is optional.) 5 Press to save the announcement. When you save the announcement, MIRAN assigns it a filename of the form ANN<MsgID>, where <MsgID> is the announcement number. MIRAN adds the announcement to the first disk volume with available space of at least 64 kbytes or 8 seconds of recording. The TUI then returns you to the Main menu. te: Except while you are recording an announcement, you can press for help and to return to the Main menu. Refer to the flowcharts on pages 8 and 9 for further information. 7

Recording an announcement Record menu RECORD MENU "Record Menu. To begin recording, press 5. To end recording, press star. To exit, press star." 9 * or # Go to MAIN MENU 5 Determine which drive to save recording to. Go to RECORD2 MENU "That option is not available. For help, press 9." 8

Recording an announcement Record 2 menu RECORD2 MENU <BEEP> Start recording to temporary file on selected drive. * or # Stop recording Drive capacity exceeded? Stop recording "Drive capacity exceeded." "Recording stopped." "To save the announcement, press 1. To review it, press 2. To re-record it, press 5. To exit, press star." 2 Play temporary file. 5 Go to RECORD2 MENU * or # Go to MAIN MENU 9 1 Assign temporary file a unique MsgID and save as ANN<MsgID>. File saved OK? "Error saving announcement." "That option is not available. For help, press 9." "Announcement saved as announcement <MsgID>." Go to MAIN MENU 9

Assigning an announcement Assigning an announcement Through the TUI, you can assign an announcement to one or more channels 0 to 7, 90, or 91. Channels 0 to 7 are the internal, one-to-one channels; channels 90 and 91 are the external, cross-connect channels A0 and A1, respectively. It is not recommended that you assign an announcement to channel 7, because the MIRAN card uses channel 7 for the TUI. te: You can assign an announcement to channel 7, but it won t play unless the administrator reprograms channel 7 as a RAN trunk. To assign an announcement to a channel, do the following: 1 At the Main menu, select the announcement you want to assign. (You can press to know what the current announcement is; you can press to go to the previous announcement or fl to go to the next announcement.) te: You must have the announcement you want to assign in place as the current announcement before you enter the Assignment menu. 2 At the Main menu, press to enter the Assignment menu. 3 Enter the list of channels you want to assign the announcement to. (Press after each channel to separate it from the next channel.) 4 Press a second time to end the list. For example, at the Assignment menu enter to assign the current announcement to channels 1 and 2. If the channel assignment is not valid, the TUI asks you to try again. If the channel assignment is valid, the MIRAN card clears all assignments to the selected channels and assigns the current announcement to them. The TUI announces a successful assignment and returns you to the Main menu. te: Announcement assignment through the TUI cannot include time and date restrictions. To restrict an announcement on a channel to particular times and days, make the assignment through the text-based user interface or BUI. Refer to the flowchart on page 11 for further information. 10

Assigning an announcement Assignment menu ASSIGNMENT MENU "Assignment Menu. Enter a list of channels, separated by star. End the list with an extra star." Clear input string 1-9 Add digit to input string * or # Input string empty? Go to MAIN MENU Add to input string Input string complete? Parse input string and verify that current user has access to selected channels. Input string valid? * Channel(s) out of range? "Invalid assignment. You do not have access to the following channels: <Channel x>, <Channel y>... Please try again." Clear all assignments for selected channels and assign current announcement to them. "Invalid assignment. Please try again." "Assignments made." Go to MAIN MENU * Valid channels are 0-7, 90 (Analog0), and 91 (Analog1). 11

Reviewing channel assignments Reviewing channel assignments Through the TUI, you can query the MIRAN card for information about its channels. In the Channel Information menu, you can hear the announcements that are assigned to each channel. Press at the Main menu to enter the Channel Information menu. At the Channel information menu, you have the following options: Press to go to the previous channel. Press fl to go to the next channel. Press fl to remove the assignment from the current channel. Press for help. Press to return to the Main menu. Unlike deleting an announcement in the Main menu, pressing fl in the Channel Information menu only removes the assignment from the current channel. Pressing fl in the Channel Information menu does not delete the announcement. Refer to the flowchart on page 13 for further information. 12

Reviewing channel assignments Channel Information menu CHANNEL INFO MENU CurrChannel=0 "Channel Information Menu. To go to the next channel, press 6. To go to the previous channel, press 4. To unassign the current channel, press 7-6. For help, press 9. To exit, press *." * or # Go to MAIN MENU 6 Increment CurrChannel "<Current Channel>." 4 Decrement CurrChannel Announcement assigned to CurrChannel? Play current announcement. "There is no announcement assigned to this channel." 7-6 Announcement assigned to CurrChannel? Clear assignment to CurrChannel. "Assignment cleared on channel <CurrChannel>." "There is no announcement assigned to this channel." 9 "That option is not available. For help, press 9." 13

Example of using the TUI Example of using the TUI The following table provides an example of the steps you must follow to record a new announcement and assign it to a MIRAN channel. Step User action MIRAN response Comments 1 Go off-hook. t Applicable 2 Dial the access code for the MIRAN card. 3 Enter, user name, then. 4 Enter the password, followed by. 5 Press fi to access the Record menu. 6 Press fi to record the announcement. 7 Press to stop recording. 8 Press to verify the announcement. 9 Press to save the announcement. 10 Press to assign the announcement to MIRAN channel(s). 11 Enter list of channels separated by. (Follow last channel by.) 12 Press to exit MIRAN. Voice prompt for user name Voice prompt for user password Main Menu Voice menu of options available <BEEP> Menu of available options Plays message from temporary file Announcement saved as announcement <MsgID> ; Main Menu Assignment menu. Enter a list of channels separated by star. End the list with an extra star. Assignments made ; Main Menu Good-bye You receive a Login incorrect message for wrong input. Records one message into temporary file. Recording stops. If the announcement is acceptable, save it. The message is saved to the storage device and becomes the currently selected message. The MIRAN assigns the announcement to the selected channels(s). The TUI disconnects you from the MIRAN. 14 13 Go on-hook. t Applicable