At 04:02 AM 11/1/2006, Donald R. Resor wrote:
>Thanks Carl,
>
>To elaborate a bit more, I have a Schulmerich Tyme Stryke Carillon
>which plays outdoors (Cast Bell Music)  and I was looking for
>something could be placed on an extension of it's own.  The phone
>system is run by a Panasonic TVS200 which using auto-attendent and
>voice mail.  I was entertaining the idea that someone could dial-in
>to the extension pre-designated for the Carillon in and hear it over
>the phone.  If the caller hangs up and/or the Carillon is not playing
>a music selection and or finishes during the call and (no audio
>signal) the connection would be dropped.

The last time I checked, the TVS-200 was a 4-port HD based voice mail 
system with several hours of storage.  You could use 2 ports, and 
with a custom menu, you could pre-record 10 Carillon choices and let 
the listener play those selections until he hangs up.
I would even think you can "trick" the caller by synthesizing 
carillon music and get your own MIDI's :-)

Try Googling carillon midi, or go to 
http://carillon.engin.umich.edu/lurie/events/datatransfer/ for a demo 
of a practical application.

Carl








>Pie in the sky dreams I guess.
>
>Donald R. Resor
>
>
>At 09:51 PM 10/31/2006, you wrote:
>
>
> >With a wheelbarrow full of money, yes.
> >
> >If your audio source is variable, like say a church service or live
> >show, the choices are very narrow and expensive.  Look to use a
> >broadcast solution, like the Telos products.
> >
> >If your audio source is fixed, ie you have a message that is
> >prerecorded and lasts x amount of minutes, any voice mail system or
> >the Nel-Tech Tel-A-Greeter can answer the phone, play the message, 
> and hang up.
> >
> >Your major problem is going to be the first thing you said...HUNG
> >OFF OF AN EXTENSION.  Most of the answer and deliver systems will
> >look for a CPC signal to drop the call and a Panasonic extension
> >doesn't give that unless it's coupled to a voice mail system.
> >
> >Carl Navarro
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
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