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Erasing Spoken Responses
Erasing Spoken ResponsesErasing Spoken Responses
Erasing Spoken Responses
• Purpose
• Procedures
Purpose
This document explains how to use voice controls to erase information that an operator has
given to the Talkman® terminal.
Procedures
Operators can erase the last words they have said to the Talkman terminal one word at a time,
or they can erase the entire response they have just given to the current prompt.
Note: Either command will work to erase a one-word response. The difference between
these two commands is only relevant if the response consisted of multiple words.
• Erasing One Word
• Erasing the Entire Response
Erasing One Word
1. Say, "Talkman erase."
The terminal beeps.
2. Repeat to erase more words as desired.
For example, if you just said, "Two seven," but the check digits were 2 and 9, you
would say, "Talkman erase." The terminal would beep, and you would say, "Nine."
If you just said, "Two seven," but the check digits were 1 and 7, you could say,
"Talkman erase." The terminal would beep, erasing the seven. You could then say,
"Talkman erase" again, and the terminal would beep again, erasing the two. You would
then say, "One seven."
Note: The Talkman terminal can only erase information it has not yet uploaded to
the host computer.
Erasing the Entire Response
1. Say, "Talkman back up" or say, "Say again."
The terminal erases your entire last response and repeats the current prompt.
For example, if you just said, "Charlie bravo two seven," but the check digits were C,
F, 1, and 7, you could say, "Talkman back up" or "Say again." The terminal would erase
your entire response and then repeat the current prompt. You would then say, "Charlie
foxtrot one seven."
Note: The difference between saying "Talkman back up" and "Say again" is only
apparent if each phrase is said more than once. If an operator says "Talkman back
up" more than once, the terminal will continue to back up to previous prompts until
it reaches a point where it cannot back up anymore (such as a point where data has
already been transmitted to the host computer). If an operator says "Say again" more
than once, the terminal will continue to repeat the last thing it said (i.e. the current
prompt) again and again. It will not back up any further than the previous prompt.
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