I am a person with ALS or Lou Gehrig’s disease. I have lost the ability to speak and use my IPad with a text to speech program to communicate.
This work great in face to face situations, but does not work well over the telephone. I do use a relay service for non-sensitive data related calls.
I am wondering if the IPad can do the following, and if so how?
Connect the IPad to a phone (either via hard wired or Bluetooth) where the voice from the person on the other end of the phone is played over the IPad speaker, and the sound from the text to speech program goes out over both the IPad speaker and the phone so the person on the other end of the line can hear what the program is saying.
I have tried to use a speaker phone, but people say it is difficult to her. The speaker phone I used is a Polycom Sound Station.
Thanks
Paul
This work great in face to face situations, but does not work well over the telephone. I do use a relay service for non-sensitive data related calls.
I am wondering if the IPad can do the following, and if so how?
Connect the IPad to a phone (either via hard wired or Bluetooth) where the voice from the person on the other end of the phone is played over the IPad speaker, and the sound from the text to speech program goes out over both the IPad speaker and the phone so the person on the other end of the line can hear what the program is saying.
I have tried to use a speaker phone, but people say it is difficult to her. The speaker phone I used is a Polycom Sound Station.
Thanks
Paul