Nuance Vocalizer Developer's Guide - Avaya Support

tcsh-$] cd $NUANCEtcsh-$] source SETUPtcsh-$] cd $VOCALIZER/bin/sparc-solaristcsh-$] source SETUPNuance recommends that this environment variable be set in a persistentplace, such as in a .profile (bash) or .cshrc (tcsh) file.Environment variablesNuance Vocalizer licensingTesting your installationUninstalling VocalizerOn Windows, the Vocalizer installation process modifies your system’s PATHvariable to include necessary libraries. Make sure the PATH variable includes%NUANCE%\bin\win32 and %VOCALIZER%\bin\win32.On Unix, $VOCALIZER/bin/sparc-solaris is added to the PATH and LD_LIBRARYenvironment variables when you source the SETUP script, as described in theinstallation procedure for Solaris (step 8 on page 6).Nuance provides a license key that controls the number of concurrent channelsthat can be opened to the TTS server. You can run this license file using aninstance of the Nuance License Manager (nlm), as described in “Starting aVocalizer TTS server” on page 11.Note: The default two-port license shipped with Vocalizer uses port 8471. Whenyou buy your Vocalizer license, this port number may change, and you must setthe lm.Addresses parameter accordingly.You can test your installation by sending text to Vocalizer to be synthesizedthrough the Offline Audio Generator, a graphical tool included with yourinstallation. See Chapter 7 for information on using this tool.When you uninstall Vocalizer, all user data, including custom dictionary files,email configuration files, voice configuration files, and custom filters, is backedup into a temporary folder, vocalizer_files--, in either the %TEMP%or %SYSTEMROOT% directory.Chapter 2 Installing Nuance VocalizerTesting your installation7