Toshiba Voice Processing Vp100 Installation And Maintenance Manual

COKVENTIONS: 
To 
indicate tlls difference between the text in this chapter. the following conventions are followed. 
Text This is normal text in this chapter. - 
VP 100 and DOS 
system prompts The VP 100 system and DOS prompts are represented in this type: d- 
C:\VMXCAT> 
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VP 100 screen 
sample The VP 100 screens are represented in the following type face and are 
surrounded by gray shading: 
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-------SYSTEM SOFTWARE RELEASEA.X.X.X. (MM/DD/YY)------- _ 
DAY MM/DD HHMM:SS YYYY NAh4EID:XXXXXX...

c Quick Reference Guide 
Procedures 
Tips and Not& 
Commonly. Used DOS Prompts 
DOS provides a prompt to indicate when it is ready fo receive and process commands. The following are examples of DOS 
prompt information: 
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Prompt Descrintion 
c:> DOS prompt, not indicating which directory is selected. This prompt will most likely appear if the VP 
CAT software has not been installed or if the PC was not rebooted after VP CAT software was 
installed. 
C:b DOS prompt with the root directory...

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Procedures 
Tips and Notes 
The following is a brief description of the VP CAT batch file commands. In the DOS command column, XXXXXX 
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represents the system serial number, and YY represents the Log file number. All commands are typed into the DOS 
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command processor when the following DOS prompt is displayed: 
C:\VMXCAT> 
Print 
Log file LOG_PRNT XXXXXX Y-Y -Enter Command used to print the CAT.LOG file. If log file 
number YY is included prints that log file. Enter 
m -1 to...

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Procedures 
This table shows VP CAT vs RS-232C terminal operation capability with the various VP 100 programs and procedures. 
The procedures that can be accessed from a remote location using the internal modem of the VP 100 are indicated. All 
programs and procedures listed can be performed onsite. 
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Terminal vs VP CAT Operations Guideline 
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Program/Procedure VP CAT 
Install Program Y 
Backup System Configuration Y 
Backup Names/Greetings (GNSSM) Y...

PROCEDUHtS 7-1 
‘1 7.1 
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CAT MENU OPTIONS 
This section explarns each CAT menu option and sivei a sample of each screen. The selected menu 
option appears highlighted at the top of the screen. On 
is in the menu screen. use the left and right 
’ 
arrow keys to move between the choices at the top of the screen. The active menu choice is always 
highlighted at the top of the screen with a description of it at the bottom. 
To access the various menus while in the terminal emulation mode, (which...

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n Select System Screen 
The Select System screen appears Li,htn ths CAT program is first sraned. This screen can also 
be accessed from the Terminal menu after the program has been stansd. by choosing Select 
System from the menu choices. 
The Select System screen enables you to work with previously stored systems on the CAT 
hard disk. You can work without selecting a system, select an existing VP 100 ta’tiodify, or 
add a new system. The following 
IS an example...

PROCEDURES 
7-3 
n Select No System 
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When the Select System screen first appears. the cursor is positioned on the Select this 
line 
for no system field. Choose this field Lvhen using the C.\T for terminal emulation 
purposes only. Terminal emulation be$ns as soon as you press I: When No 
System is selected. the Backup, Restore and Update procedures described in this chapter 
are not available. Session log information is still captured and stored in the CAT.LOG fils 
in the C:\VMXCAT subdirectory....

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n Modify an Existing System 
The following explains how tomodify an existing system. 
Action ‘CAT/VP 100 Description and Response 
1. h and t 
2. F31 
3. Modify system information 
4. -1 Move to desired system. Selection is highlighted. 
System information screen appears. 
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Refer to fields as shown in the diagram in the 
previous section, Add a New System. The changes 
are saved when information in the last field has been 
entered. 
Terminal emulation...

PROCEDURES 7-5 
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SJ-slD: I to 6 digits 
The system identification can be any string of 
nzmbsrs u>sd to identify the particular VP 100. 
Generally the system ID is the same as the system 
Serial number. 
S+23: 6 digits 
only 
All 
VP 100 system serial numbers are six digits 
long. The serial number is assigned by the 
manufacturer and is hardware resident, stored in the 
Option Control Chip (OCC). The entry in this field 
niust be 
the same as the serial number assigned to 
ths VP 100 that appears in...

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Beginning with Release 6.1. two language prompt 
sets can be installed. After the first prompt set is 
selected, the window displays the languages again. 
Select another language to install or select 
none to 
install Prompt Set 1. 
After the prompt selection(s) has been made p;ess 
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, the CAT goes into the terminal emulation 
mode and the new system serial numbr appears in 
tb,e nrzxrir9.n rt?tllr 
Iin‘ 
y’“j.uu* LI...LY.J 1111.. 
w VP 100 system software and...