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3-36  Setting up Cisco MeetingPlace 
Cisco MeetingPlace Audio Server System Manager’s Guide
February 27, 2004
Customizing prompts
The MeetingPlace touch-tone telephone interface operates by playing a series 
of voice prompts and requesting touch-tone or spoken response from users. 
From a touch-tone phone, system managers can customize all the prompts 
played.
Customize prompts for several reasons, including:
Music preferences.
You can change the music that MeetingPlace plays 
while users wait for others to attend a conference or for MeetingPlace to 
verify scheduling. (You do this by customizing prompts.) You can also 
replace the music with silence.
Change prompts.
You can change the prompts that users hear when they 
use specific features. For example, a prompt can remind people to dial 
internal network numbers rather than outside lines when outdialing to 
internal parties.
Company identification.
This option is available only through 
Professional Services for professional studio recording.
I
MPORTANT
When you customize company identification and voice prompts, 
you must include the word “MeetingPlace” somewhere in the prompt.
N
OTE
If you want your prompts professionally recorded, contact the Cisco 
Professional Services Group.
Accessing the voice prompts menu
You customize voice prompts by choosing from the voice prompts menu. As 
system manager, you have access to the voice prompts menu from a touch-
tone phone. End users, contacts, and attendants do not have access to this 
menu.
To access the voice prompts menu:
1.
Dial the MeetingPlace telephone number.
2.
Enter your profile number and password.
After the standard functions, you hear the menu option: “For system 
manager options, press 9.”
3.
Press 
9
 for system manager options.
4.
Press 
1
 to access the voice prompts menu.
5.
Enter the number for the voice prompt you want to change, then press 
#
.
For a partial list of voice prompts by number, see the table after the steps in 
the next section,