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CapTel Phone

CapTel™

To use the CapTel effectively, a person must have established speech skills and may work well for people who are deaf or late deafened.  CapTel does employ the use of a relay system.

  • Powerful amplification with volume boose (up to 35 dB) for maximum volume
  • Adjustable tone & volume control for optimum sound clarity
  • Ability to review captions during or after a call (approximately 500 lines of conversation can be viewed in memory after hanging up)
  • 5-line, contrast-controlled liquid crystal display (LCD) screen
  • Speed dialing (3 programmable numbers)
  • Last number redial
  • Adjustable ringer pitch on/off
  • Sound monitoring (graphic meter and signal indicator shows you the loudness of your voice and sounds during a captioned call)
  • 3.5mm audio jack (optional) for use with neckloop, cochlear implant patch cord, and other assistive listening devices
  • Spanish to Spanish captioning avialable
  • Amplify always "ON" option
  • "Over the wire" software upgrades (upgrades can be transmitted over your phone line)
  • Easy access to voice-mail and interactive telephone menu systems
  • Ability to caption your external voice answering machine messages

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