27 Sep
1998
27 Sep
'98
5:06 a.m.
Along with the Compaq books and the Jonos Escort previously
described, I just stumbled (literally!) over the other bit of
vintage digital gear.. an unopened/shrink wrapped box containing an
AT&T Voicepower VP1 module for the 6300 series. The box is marked
"Work Group System Voice Power"
I haven't opened it yet, but there was a stack of about 25 of
them, 20 of which had been sold en masse.
Apparently it is a trainable voice-input command module. Along with
it (unrelated) was the AT&T version of the IBM user's guide for the
6300, with disks. Since I have two 6300s skulking around here, I can
hook this thing up and see what happens...
The VCF II sounds like it will do more than was thought to further
the aim of Thechnology Preservation.... but that's why we do this, no?
Cheers
John
28 Sep
28 Sep
8:50 p.m.
On Sun, 27 Sep 1998, John Lawson wrote:
Along with the Compaq books and the Jonos Escort
previously
described, I just stumbled (literally!) over the other bit of
vintage digital gear.. an unopened/shrink wrapped box containing an
AT&T Voicepower VP1 module for the 6300 series. The box is marked
"Work Group System Voice Power"
Cool. If you got the manual with this then I'd appreciate a photocopy of
it. I picked up a 6300 expansion chassis with five of these boards
installed and want to know what I can do with this.
Apparently it is a trainable voice-input command
module. Along with
For voice-recognition or voicemail? I imagined it was to allow you to do
voicemail/auto-attendant functions on an AT&T 6300.
Sam Alternate e-mail: dastar(a)siconic.com
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29 Sep
29 Sep
4:30 p.m.
On Tue, 29 Sep 1998, Sam Ismail wrote:
On Sun, 27 Sep 1998, John Lawson wrote:
> Along with the Compaq books and the Jonos Escort previously
> described, I just stumbled (literally!) over the other bit of
Cool. If you got the manual with this then I'd
appreciate a photocopy of
it. I picked up a 6300 expansion chassis with five of these boards
installed and want to know what I can do with this.
Apparently it *is* voicemail, not voice command as it was
explained to me by the person I got it from.
Unfortunately, only the installation guide is in the box, no
software or manuals... I will have to wait another month to see if
the person has those. I am *supposed* to get two or three 3B2 ATT
Unix boxen from him... he said they would be at the October TRW
Meet. I wish I had his number, I'd call. Perhaps in a month I'll
have this info, unless someone has it earlier.
Cheers
John
Apparently it is a trainable voice-input
command module. Along with
For voice-recognition or voicemail? I imagined it was to allow you to do
voicemail/auto-attendant functions on an AT&T 6300.
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