Cisco Systems 1.4 Manual De Usuario

If you support multiple locales, you can install a different prompt for each locale, spoken in the 
applicable language. When someone calls the automated attendant, Personal Assistant initially plays the 
prompt for your default locale. Callers can switch locales by pressing 8, and then choosing from a list 
of supported locales. If a caller changes locales, Personal Assistant plays the prompt recorded for the 
selected locale.

If you support multiple locales, your prompt should tell callers they can change locales by pressing 8.

You must identify the automated attendant phone number in the Personal Assistant server configuration. 
See the 

 for more information.

The Control Center page opens when you select System > Control Center.

 describes the fields on the Control Center page. Use the Control Center page to start and stop 

the major services on the servers within the Personal Assistant and speech-recognition server clusters.

New Prompt File Path

Enter the path of the new prompt file, or browse to the location to which you saved the file 
and click Update for Personal Assistant to use the new file for the AA prompt.

After the file is uploaded, and you have configured an AA number in the Personal Assistant 
server configuration, callers to the AA number will hear your prompt and can then ask 
Personal Assistant to dial a user by saying the user name.

The file must be a WAV file in CCITT Mu-Law format (G.711 Mu-Law).

Ensure that the prompt is recorded in a language applicable to the selected locale.

Note that Personal Assistant does not include a recording tool. Create prompt file(s) with an 
applicable voice recording application.

Because the Personal Assistant automated attendant only supports dial by name, your prompt 
should tell the caller to say the name of the person they are trying to reach.

To play the current prompt, click the locale. To restore the default prompt, click Restore. 
(The Restore button is not displayed when the default prompt is used.)