in SV8100 CF card used for Voicemail is formatted. What to do now?

[B@rnstormer]

Srijan,

You're system programming may well be different to mine in the UK, perhaps dependant upon what script you have run during setup, but there are several places under system programming relating to languages:

47-16:InMail Language License
40-07:Voice Prompt Language Assignment for System

You get a drop-down menu with the following language options:

US English
UK English
Australian English
French Canadian
Dutch
Mexican Spanish
Latin America Spanish
Italian
German
Madrid Spanish
Norwegian
Parisian French
Brazilian Portuguese
Japanese
Mandarin Chinese
Korean
Iberian Portuguese
Greek
Danish
Swedish
Thai
Taiwan
Flemish

Like I said though, your programming may be different to ours here. If you CAN somehow get Nepali voiceprompts from NEC, it'll probably be something that's licensed. Perhaps contact NEC, unless someone else here can give a definitive answer?

[srijanmanandhar]

can we use any CF card that is found in the market. If yes what must be done to make it work with the system.

I tried it with the kingston cf card. But it didnot work.

[B@rnstormer]

Originally Posted by srijanmanandhar

can we use any CF card that is found in the market. If yes what must be done to make it work with the system.

I tried it with the kingston cf card. But it didnot work.

Sorry but as far as I'm aware, you can't use just any card. The card from NEC, whilst being basically just a CF card, seems to have been slightly customised at manufacture. I could be wrong, but I think you'll find you need to get a proper card - they've obviously thought of that one already!

[B@rnstormer]

Originally Posted by B@rnstormer

Sorry but as far as I'm aware, you can't use just any card. The card from NEC, whilst being basically just a CF card, seems to have been slightly customised at manufacture. I could be wrong, but I think you'll find you need to get a proper card - they've obviously thought of that one already!

That said, it would be interesting to find out what the differences were.