SRST in router Cisco 3945

Hi,
I am having Cisco 3945 router and is having image "c3900-universalk9-mz.SPA.150-1.M1.bin" , and now want to check if SRST can be enabled on the same or not.
I have checked it with command output "show callmanager fallback" and "show call-manager fallback all", attaching the output of the same. Please confirm id SRST already configured on it or not?
And if not configured how to configure it.

Hi Chris,
Thank you for your reply. I have one more query on this.
After creating new Device Pool for SRST, we need to move remote Ip phones from their original Device Pool and map them into newly created Device pool. So in the scenario of calls working through WAN link,will those phones work? as we have removed them from their original Device Pool.

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