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Talkman@ Open Operator's Guide

Whereas saying "Talkman, Backup" eliminates all words said in

response to a prompt, saying "Talkmatl, Erase" eliminates onlya

single word. Saying "Talkman, Erase" repeatedly erases information

through the task, eliminating answers to previous questions until the

information you are attempting to erase is no longer available.

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To ask the Talkman terminal to repeat the question or instruction,

say "Talkman, Repeat." To request help from the Talkman terminal

for how to respond to the question or instruction, use "Talkman,

Help."

Talkman, Help*

In response to this voice control, the Talkman terminal gives you a

help message. For example, if at the question "What is the part

number?" you say, "Talkman, Help," the Talkman terminal might say

"The part number is a three digit number, followed by a letter." Help

messages are developed by your organization. If no help message

exists for the question, Talkman just r(:peats the question when you

issue this voice command.

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Talkman, Repeat*

This voice control makes the Talkman terminal repeat the previous

question, the previous answer, and the current question.

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If the current question has a inulti-word response, like a part number,

and you have already said one or more of the words, only the current

question and response are repeated.

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N ote: There is a difference between Continue and Repeat

.Continue tells the Talkman tern1inal to speak only the

current prompt,

.Repeat tells the Talkman 1:erminal to say the previous

prompt and answer also.

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