Digital announcer provides telephone messaging

Interalia has launched the Voice, a solid-state digital announcer that enables small to medium-sized businesses to provide telephone messaging at a cost-effective price.

The Voice has been designed for continuous, maintenance-free operation and provides a range of telephone applications including ACD/UCD, DID, intercept, after-hours, hotel wake-up, and general public information announcements.

Available with two or three announcement channels and with an optional dry contact start that allows it to work with public-address and public-service announcements, the Voice allows the user to configure messages based on day and time parameters and to link any two messages to play one after the other, for example, in different languages.

Up to nine different messages can be recorded on the system, with each message being assigned to individual or to all three lines.

The unit can be equipped with two, four or eight minutes of recording time.

Each message can be recorded from a handset, downloaded from a tape deck, or recorded remotely via a touch-phone.

The Voice can also be programmed to carry up to 20 holiday announcements that will override the standard outgoing message.

The digital voice announcer has a built-in clock for time-of-day and date-stamping messages as well as a large backlit LCD that allows users to easily see the system's status programme, enabling them to quickly and simply perform system administration functions.

It also has a daylight savings feature that, when activated, automatically adjusts the system time, and a non-volatile Flash memory that retains all messages during power interruptions.

Easy to install and operate, the Voice is compatible with all major telephone systems.

It is manufactured and tested by Interalia under ISO certified guidelines.

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