Toshiba Voice Processing Vp100 Installation And Maintenance Manual

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After the PrOmptS field is entered. the screen is cleared and the VP CAT is ready 
to communicate with the VP 100. 
Communicating with the VP 100 
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Turn 
the power ON to the VP 100 your C.I\T is connected with. 
While the red alarm LED is flashing. hold down the key until the VP 100 system 
header appears. 
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(This is the autobaud detect process of the VP 100. The VP 100 automatically 
matches the baud rate set in the VP...

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3. Press 11 repeatedly at a fast rate (or hold down the [] key) until th? system 
header, shown below, appears (this may take several seconds). :” 
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,- -----SYSTEM SOFTWARE RELE@E A.X.X.X (MM/DDNY)----- - 
DAY MMlDD HH&M:SS YYYY NAME IDXXXXXX S/N: 
XXXXX PBX:XX 
(MODEM ENABLED) LAST LOGON: MM/DD HH:MM 
PASSWORD: 
’ n Changing the Baud Rate 
To change the baud rate after connection to the VP 100 has been established, change the baud 
rate on the VP 100...

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CONFIGURATION APPLICATIONSTERMINAL 
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DOS COMMANDS 
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The following guide is a summary of the most commonly used DOS commands. Refer to your 
DOS users guide for complete details on how to use these commands. 
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BACKUP 
CHDIR or CD 
CHKDSK 
CLS 
COPY 
DATE 
DEL or ERASE 
DIR 
DISKCOMP 
DISKCOPY 
FORMAT 
Formats a disk to accept files. Diskettes used to archive a VP 100 
./ system to a floppy must first be formatted.  Allows...

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LABEL Creates. changes. or deletes the volume identification label on a disk. 
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MKDIR or MD 
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PATl-i The Make Directory command adds a new directory to the PC hard 
disk drive. 
Sets a command search path. Tells the computer wheie to l~k for 
files or programs. 
PRINT 
PROMPT 
- _ RECOVER 
_. - RENAME or REN 
RESTORE 
RMDIR or RD 
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TREE 
TYPE 
VER 
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XCOPY 
Prints a text file on a printer while you are process&g other YlS-DOS 
commands....

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INSTALLATION 
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Chapter Contents 
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4.10 Receiving the VP 100.. 
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Inspecting for Shipping Damage.. 
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Unpacking the Cabinet.. .................

INTRODUdTlON 
This-chap:x provides detailed instructions and procedures for)-tstalling a VP 100. The procedures covered in 
this cliai?kr assume the installation site meets the electrical and environmental requirements for the VP 100. s 
described 11 the Installation Requirements section of this chapter. 
Included ti this chapter are the following sections: 
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Recsis-ing the equipment. 
Instaliation requirements. 
PBX preparation. 
Terminal Communications. 
Hardware...

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f-- 4.1 RECEIVING THE VP 100 
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This section provides the procedures for unpackin g. inspecting, and reshipping the VP 100. 
Each cabinet is shipped in a double-ualled carton. The inner walls have foam pads glued to the 
sides to insulate the 1’P 100. The items in the carton are as follows: 
. Fully assembled VP 100 cabinet. 
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0 Plastic bag containing power cable and keys. 
. Paper template used to mount the VP 100 cabinet on the wall. 
Each VP 100 cabinet has space...

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Check and tighten, if necessary. the pour suppI> and hard disk mountin: scre~‘s. Verify that 
the DC power cables to t-he hard disk, hlain Board. fan. and power supply are securely fastened. ( ‘- 
The followins are the instructions to inspect the components installed within the VP 100. 
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Figurs J-2 shows the placement of .the hard\vure components. Specific instructions for 
replacing hardware components are in the MXIXTENANCE chapter. 
1. Unlock and remove the plastic cover. The plastic co\.er...

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Power and 
Telephone 
Cables 
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The VP 100 Cabinet Front View 
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Hard Disk 
Mounting 
Screws 
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Power 
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Main Board , 
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Figure 4-2 The VP 100 Hardware Components and Their Mounting Locations 
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