Michael N. Marcus wrote: >An advanced voice response system, developed by the recently formed >Panasonic-Motorola-Samsung (PMS) research group, allows the user to choose >lines, activate features, and dial calls by speaking. The voice response >system can work with new wide-bandwidth handsets and headsets sourced from >Plantronics, or a built-in wideband full-duplex speakerphone that uses a new >chipset from Texas Instruments. > > > Any expected "first silicon" date for the TI chip? Could be another TI " publish the spec sheet", if we get any/enough orders, we'll try to build a few?
>The purpose of the single button is to "toggle" between commands and normal >conversation; and an LCD display shows the current mode, as well as >traditional information such as time, date, dialed number, and incoming Caller >ID. > > > sounds more like a "wake up" button. >An idle phone is normally in the "READY MODE," as indicated in the backlit >display. To make a call, the user first taps the button and the screen will >then say "COMMAND MODE." At this time, the user could say, "Line one, Dial one >two one two five five five one nine one three Extension seven three five four >Account Code four two six seven," and the LCD would show the chosen line (or >any line if no line was designated) and the dialing sequence. If the pre-dial >display shows an error, the user can say "correction" and repeat the dialing >sequence until the display shows the right information. > > > Has the patent infringement suite been filed by at&t yet? Sounds so much like at&t's IVR system we love so well. Only takes 30 minutes to report a bad phone line and then all they have is a trouble ticket for 214-555-9999, absolutely no way to reach a live person to tell them "pair shows open tip at the demarc". But they will call back in four hours to confirm the problem ;-) Thanks Michael always fun... (can't believe you copied this to that other grouchy group ;-) -larry / dallas _________________________________________________________________ KX-T Mailing list --- http://kxthelp.com/ Subscription changes: http://kxthelp.com/mailman/listinfo/kxt
