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I have the NEC EliteMail VMP Support CD that contains BRUWin, CoSession, Documentation. It is version Q002 dated 2004. I want to make a few changes such as hitting "0" (instead of "9") for the operator.
Question: Can I load this software on a laptop with XP Pro? How then do I get it to work? Merely plug computer into board?? I watched the tech do it a few years ago but don't want to screw things up merely in trying to hook up the laptop. Thanks
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Rick, if you click on search above and enter "Cosessions" you'll find a ton of information. You'll need to weed through a lot of requests for the software, but this would get you started in the right direction.
Good luck!
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you don't need to use cosesssion or BRU to program your operator access to "0" what you need is a IPK MAT or Elite MAT software.. or you could simply program it through program 1-1-46 change the function code of "0" to "176" and "9" to "080"
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Can you tell me exactly which buttons to press in what order to change operator access from 9 to 0? I have never programmed. What does 1-1-46 represent? Thanks
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If you want to change menu options on the elitemail greeting you need to use co-sessions software.
You'll need to install co-sessions (XP pro is fine) and set up a serial connection with a 9pin null modem cable to the serial port on the front of the voicemail. If your laptop doesn't have a serial port you'll need to get a USB-serial port adapter.
Setting up co-sessions for the first time can be a pain, you may want to pay an NEC vendor to make the changes you require, get co-sessions up and running for you at the same time and give you a quick tour of how to log-in and navagate the menus.
I do it for customers all the time.
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