Returning TTS resource state to INSERV

If connectivity with RealSpeak, Speechify, or SAPI-compliant Text-to-Speech (TTS) servers has been interrupted, you may need to set the resource state to INSERV to resume TTS services.

To set the resource state to INSERV:

1. At the IR system command prompt, enter sproxyadm -r TTSx -d to show the resource state.

   For more information about the sproxyadm command, see sproxyadm command.

2. If the resource state is FOOS, BROKEN, or INSERV, enter sproxyadm -r TTSx -f INSERV to change the resource state to INSERV.
3. Repeat Step 1 to check the resource state.
4. If the resource state does not change to INSERV, you must restart the TTS service on the Windows NT server and repeat Steps 1 through 3 above.
5. For a Speechify or RealSpeak engine, if the resource state does not change to INSERV, follow instructions in the Speechify or RealSpeak documentation to restart the TTS service, then repeat Steps 1 through 3 above.
6. For a SAPI TTS engine, if the resource state does not change to INSERV, use the following steps to restart the Windows NT TTS service, then repeat Steps 1 through 3 above.
   1. On the Windows NT server, open the Control Panel window (Start > Settings > Control Panel).
   2. Select Administrative Tools.
   3. Select Component Services.
   4. The system displays the Component Services window.
   5. On the Tree tab, select Services (Local).
   6. Select the Text-to-Speech service from the list of services in the lower-right window.
   7. From the Action menu, select Stop.
   8. The Status of the service is blank.
   9. From the Action menu, select Start.
   10. The Status of the service is started.
   11. Close the Component Services window.

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