Hello, I didn't try it myself but I know there is a product named Accessaphone. By installing this software on a Windows machine and connecting it through TAPI to your phone system, it can provide spoken caller ID and you should be able to use it to place calls, conferences etc with your hardware phone. Might be of help. Bram On 21-5-2013 0:49, Matthew White wrote:
I have experience with the 7960/7962--as an end-user. As a standard phone, they work fine. Setting up conference calls can be a pain--unless it is something you do all the time. I usually find that I have forgotten the key sequence to establish a conference since I only do it every 3-4 months.
Based on my own research and that of our VOIP team, the only way to make a system like this fully accessible is to use a software phone. I don't remember which product we were evaluating but can follow up tomorrow.
Matt
On 5 /20/2013 7:58 AM, Chamandeep Singh Grover wrote:
Hello,
I am sorry for the off topic post, but i wanted to know if someone has any experience with the above cisco IP phone and its accessibility. The company i am working for have just roled these phones out to everyone and seeing as they have a range of features, is there a way to make this functionality accessible? The phone that has been given to us is the Cisco IP phone 7942. I know that there are third party applications that can be installed on this phone, but i would be grateful for any more information on how to go about this.
Regards, Chamandeep Singh
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