TELEFLEXAWARD 1988
Articles TFLX:
1)
Encyclopedia;
The FIRST
2) Macworld 89
3) Macintosh Guide Teleflex 89
7) MacUser 92
11)
Voice
Processing
Lab Report July
94
12) Tidbits Feb 95
TFLX keeps working 6.7 EarthQuake
Links
Volume
4 No. 11. November 1992
TFLX: User-friendly voice mail/IVR
for the Macintosh
BY SCOTT GOLDMAN
TFLX: User-friendly voice mail/IVR
for the Macintosh
BY SCOTT GOLDMAN
What makes TFLX unique is a remarkably easy approach to creating and running even sophisticated voice processing capabilities. While the system is used by telephone hardware manufacturers and regional Bell operating companies as a complete prototyping and application building tool, TFLX is easy enough for most end-users to master quickly. The product's icon-based environment makes creating and installing custom phone applications simple and understandable, and should allow a non technical user to assemble his own basic voice mail system or other phone application often in under an hour.
Together with a Macintosh and a hard disk, the basic $495 TFLX package performs voice mail and IVR on a single incoming line. Additional TFLX hardware units, each connected to their own Macintosh, can be networked to provide multi-line coverage. The system will run on any Macintosh
TFLX allows an unlimited number of voice mailboxes, provided there is sufficient disk space (approximately 21 megabytes per hour) for all the stored messages. When the system is running on a network, TFLX has the bonus of making use of multiple hard disks and will automatically re-route messages for storage onto any
SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS
A minimum configuration for the TFLX system is a Macintosh Plus model or later with 2.5 megbyte of RAM with a 20 megabyte hard disk with an RJ11 phone jack.
available drive on the network if the first disk is filled.
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