RING FILE FORMAT
Settings [Windows Recorder]
1. record voice
2. [Save As] -> Format [CCITT u-law], (A) 8,000 kHz, 8bit, mono, 7KB/sec -> OK
OR
Settings [CoolEdit Pro] Below are the file properties from Adobe Audition 3 used => File; => Batch processing => convert to desired format

"File Type: 8000Hz, 16-bit, Mono
Uncompressed Size: 125.00 KB (128,000 bytes)
File Format: ACM Waveform
Microsoft ACM: CCITT u-Law
Size on Disk: 62.55 KB (64,058 bytes)"

1. File -> New : Sample Rate [8000], Channels [Mono], Resolution[16bit]
2. Press record start button and record prompt.
3. Save As -> A/u-law Wave [Options : u-law 8-bit]

Creating a new tone for MFIM

=> Load a music file to Wave editable window application like Adobe Audition 2.0 (used to be Cool Edit 2000)
=> Select an appropriate block with 8 seconds length (not 8.004, EXACTLY 8 seconds or 64058 bytes )(or less)
=> Save this block as mu-Law 8 bit file format.
=> Save File Name as TonRing8.LR0 ~ TonRing8.LR9 ie(TonRing8.LR0; TonRing8.LR1; TonRing8.LR2; TonRing8.LR3)


Uploading the ring tone to iPECS with Internet Explorer
User can upload TonRing8.LR0 ~ TonRing8.LR0 to MFIME and each phone can download these ring files.
=> IPECS Admin & Maintenance
=> S/W Upgrade
=> File upload... => Browse

=> Once it is uploaded, it will appear in the File System View

Note: Four of the tones are initially stored in the phone's permanent memory.

* Ten tones are stored in the system's memory.
* Four of the ten can be downloaded into each phone for use as the 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th ring tone options.
* Delete the file of the same name from the File System.
* Be aware that some cordless headsets detect a ringing at the LiP phone by recognising a normal ring over the speaker. (Eg some handset lifter models) - they may not "see" a non standard ring tone as a ring - and then do not ring the cordless headset
* These TonRing files are replaced with the default files on every system S/W upgrade.
***So Back them up!***

Assigning the ring tone to a Hard Phone (LiP phone)

To download a ring tone from system memory:
1. Press [Menu] and dial [1] to select "Ring" option.
2. Dial [6] for ring tone download.
3. Dial a ring tone option location (5-8).
4. Dial Ring Selection 0-9. Tone sounds. (listen)
5. Press [SAVE] to download.
Then Choose the Ring Type for the Ring File you just downloaded.