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From: rct@occrsh.ATT.COM
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: Need Voice Recog. Brd. Info.
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Date: 6 Jan 88 03:53:00 GMT
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/* Written  6:48 pm  Jan  4, 1988 by tj@utgpu.UUCP in occrsh.ATT.COM:comp.s.ibm.pc */

I want to set up a pc to monitor a phone line, answer on ring, respond in
voice, and recognize callers input from touchtone tones.

any leads?
thks
tj@utgpu.uucp
tj at utoronto.bitnet
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There might be a later model available, but you should check out the
CallText 5050 from the folks at Speech Plus.  At the time, I think that
it came in two versions: one was an accessory card that plugged into
your favorite IBM XT compatible, and the other was an external box with
a power supply that one communicated with over a serial line.  We went
with the external version because of the obvious advantage of flexibility
in deciding what computer to hook it up to, i.e., not necessarily a PC.
The price of the external box was in the neighborhood of $2000 (US).

Unfortunately, I'm at home and don't have the manuals with me.  Drop
me a line if you want more details.

--Bob Tracy	AT&T Network & Data Systems	Oklahoma City
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