Nine would be the alternate language. There are two " voice prompts" with an AA that does not have the CCR engaged. There is a recordable Primary and Alternate prompt. What I'm trying to figure out is how to switch which one plays to my customer's raving public. Their CP 100 is so full and so heavily configured, this is the easy way to do an unscheduled closure announcement. But I've never had to do this before and can't find it in the documentation. Recording the Alt is OK, sitching between primary and alternate is the stumbling point.
A custom AA greeting has a primary and an alternate recordable prompt. Not "greetings", not CCR.
Easy to record either the primary or alternate prompt.
Normally when used the AA recordable prompt plays back the Primary recorded prompt.
I'm trying to force the Alternate prompt to play automatically.
Perhaps I've got something mixed as follows: if AA Menu Prompt = Y then '9' will switch Ivvy into French; so is it that if AA Menu Prompt = N '9' will switch to a custom alternate lanuage greeting?
To get to the Alt Greeting you have to press 9 and the AA has to be set to Y. If it is set to N then it will play canned menu if I remember right. You can record the Alt Greeting in the Primary place then it will play automatically. I'm sure if there is some other way somebody here has tried it. Good Luck.
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