User's Manual Part 5

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Talkman@ Open Operator's Guide

You use ilie voice controls, "Talkman, Bac.kup" and "TaIkman, Erase" to

erase voice data you've just entered You would normally use iliese

commands when ilie Talkman terminal misunderstands your response.

"Ta1kman, Backup" erases all responses to ilie current question.

"Ta1kman, Erase" erases ilie last word spoken if a series of digits or

words are part of ilie response. If the response is a single word, ilie two

commands work ilie same.

Talkman, Backup*

Saying "Talkman, Backup" tells the Talkman terminal to erase the last

word or group of words you said in response to a question and then

repeat the question. For example, if you respond to a question for a

five-digit serial number by saying:

"one, two, three, Talkman, Backup"

the Talkman terminal forgets that you said "one, two, three", and

repeats the serial number question. This voice control is just like

USIng an eraser.

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Saying "Talkman, Backup" repeatedly erases infonnation through the

task, eliminating answers to previous questions until the infonnation

you are attempting to erase is no longer available.

Talkman, Erase*

This tells the Talkman temlinal to erase the last word you said as part

of a response to a question. For example, if you respond to a

question for a five-digit serial number by saying .

"one, two, three, Talkman, erasel

the "three" is erased. the Talkman terminal "beeps" to let you know

it erased a word. If you say, "Talkman, Erase" again it will beep and

erase the "two." If you say it one more time, the Talkman terminal

erases the "one", and instead of beeping r(~peats the question to let

you know you have erased the first response to a prompt.

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