Avaya Voice Announcement Manager Reference Release 3.0 User Manual Page 9

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Getting Started
What can I do with Voice Announcement Manager?
Voice Announcement Manager is a stand-alone application that lets you copy audio files
and announcement properties from the Voice Announcement Manager computer to a
voice system or back.
Basic Features
Voice Announcement Manager offers the following basic features:
Simplified administration to add, change, and remove Communication Manager
announcement information.
The ability to back up and restore announcement information.
The ability to view the status of announcement on your voice systems new VAL boards
(TN2501AP).
The ability to support virtual VAL boards for the Avaya G350 Media Gateway, the Avaya
G700 Media Gateway in the Avaya S8700 Media Server configuration, and the Avaya
G700 Media Gateway in the Avaya S8300 Media Server configuration.
Voice Announcement Manager allows you to see how many announcements are
associated with a given voice system or VAL/virtual VAL board (a.k.a., circuit pack), the
names of your voice systems and their VAL/virtual VAL board locations, the names of
audio files on the computer and on the VAL/virtual VAL boards, and the announcement
properties (that is, the values of the Communication Manager fields named Filename,
Repeating, Extension, Location, COR, TN, Queue, Protected, Rate, Length, Size,
Timestamp, and On Board). Voice Announcement Manager also offers a History Log that
lists Voice Announcement Manager status.
Understanding Announcements with Voice Announcement Manager
With your new VAL/virtual VAL board, "announcements" have two parts:
an audio file stored on a VAL/virtual VAL board and/or on the Voice Announcement
Manager computer
announcement properties stored on a voice system and/or on the Voice
Announcement Manager computer.
Everything you do in Voice Announcement Manager requires that you understand this
two-part concept.
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