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Voice Output Glucose Analyzer

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  1. ONE TOUCH II VOICE SYNTHESIZER --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 12/97) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- The One Touch II Voice Synthesizer is designed to convert the One Touch II (see separate entry) glucose analyzer into a voice output monitor. This add on accessory enunciates all One Touch II messages clearly. It has a fast mode that lets the user skip unnecessary messages. A female or male voice is selectable by the user. The One Touch II automatically turns the voice synthesizer on and off. The unit has volume control a...[More Information]

  2. TOUCH N TALK PROFILE VOICE SYNTHESIZER & TOUCH N TALK II VOICE SYNTHESIZER -- Discontinued. Verified 8/2012. Retained in database for reference. -- The Touch-N-Talk Profile and the Touch-N-Talk II are voice output modules that are designed to work with the One-Touch meter for individuals who are visually disabled. This unit easily attaches to the One Touch meter and ennunciates all messages that appear on the meter's display. All jacks and controls are labled in Braille for easy identification. The unit comes with data cable and earphone. It is available in the followi...[More Information]

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