NexTalk Access EDUCATION Deaf TTY Communication Software

NexTalk AccessSKU: NexTalk Access Education-01

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Description

Schools face many challenges, Effectively communicating with their students and their students family is one of them. When a student comes from a family that has a deaf or hard of hearing family member (parent, sibling, guardian, etc.), there arises a need to effectively and conveniently communicate with them. ACCESS Education is a fully ADA compliant communication software program designed specifically for communicating with the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.

ACCESS can be used for both internal communication needs

  • Meetings with teachers, councilors or administrative staff where a deaf or hard of hearing person will be in attendance
  • Parent-Teacher conferences
  • Academic reviews
  • Disciplinary meetings
  • etc.

As well as external communication needs

  • Deaf family member needs to contact the student
  • Deaf family member needs to contact a teacher
  • Deaf family member needs to contact the school cafeteria
  • Deaf family member needs to contact school offices
  • Deaf family member needs to contact the school district.
  • etc.
  • The ACCESS Education software is easy to install, easy to use and can reside on any windows based desktop, laptop or tablet.

Communication options on ACCESS Education Include

  • SpeechPath Caption Calls. Machine based. No third person on the call.
  • Video Remote Interpreting (VRI)
  • Video Relay Service (VRS)
  • TTY calling (send and receive TTY Calls)
  • Voice Carry Over (VCO)
  • Hearing Carry Over (HCO)
  • Messaging/Chat
  • ACCESS video calls
  • ACCESS text calls
  • Text Relay Service (TRS)
  • Phone book
  • Text mail
  • Receive incoming faxes
  • Local phone number provided by NexTalk
  • Includes 1,000 minutes monthly

Minimum System requirements

Operating System: Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8
Computer Processor: Core 2 Duo or better
Computer Memory (RAM): 2GB or more
Video Card: 256 MB or better
Hard Drive Space: 120 MB
Peripherals: Speakers, Microphone and Webcam - All name brand webcams will work with NexTalk ACCESS NexTalk recommends a 2.0 Mega Pixel or better camera. (This applies to built in webcams)
Firewall: NOTE: Most routers are preconfigured to allow the NexTalk ACCESS software to pass both audio and video information. In the unlikely event that your router does not, Please contact NexTalk's Technical support (801-274-6001) and we will assist you in making the necessary changes to your router.
Port 2591 TCP to 23.102.132.24 (nxt1.nextalkaccess.com) [used for logins and authentications account creations]
Port 5060-5061 TCP & UDP to 209.90.125.10 (sip1.ntssip2.nextalk.com) [used for sip registration when initializing video]
Ports 1852-1855 TCP & UDP to 209.90.125.10 (sip1.ntssip2.nextalk.com) [used for video/audio links]
SIP ALG - Turned off
Bandwidth: 256kbs /video connection.

Software Requirements

  • .Net framework 3.5
  • .Net framework 4.0
  • Active X plugin enabled
  • DirectX 9c or better
  • Webcam: All name brand webcams will work with NexTalk ACCESS. NexTalk Recommends a 2.0 Mega Pixel or better camera. (this applies to built in webcams) Speaker/microphone: Using on board mic and Speaker will suffice. For best results an external USB speakerphone will provide the best echo cancellation.

SpeechPath

SpeechPath was created by NexTalk as a communication solution for these Hard of Hearing individuals. SpeechPath is a Speech-to-text feature that allows the Hard of Hearing to send and receive phone calls, while reading the text from the caller on their screen. Most importantly, SpeechPath is a machine based service. Unlike standard captioning services that use people to type the text as the caller is speaking, which is about as accurate as closed captions on live TV, SpeechPath uses a Text Engine Server to convert the speech to text. This is not only faster and more accurate, but also private and confidential. No third party is listening in on your calls.

Consumers - SpeechPath will allow the hard of hearing community to place and receive calls both at home and on the run. At home, the user can use either their mobile phone, laptop or tablet to place or receive a call. The SpeechPath server participates as a third party on these calls and converts the incoming speech to text, which can be read on the screen. The same holds true for outgoing calls

Business - SpeechPath is used by many businesses to allow their hard of hearing employees to place and receive phone calls while at work. We work with existing phone KSU/PBX system. No special equipment is needed. SpeechPath can also be used in a business setting to assist the hard of hearing during conference calls or company meetings.
SpeechPath
SKU: SFT-ACC-ED: NexTalk Access Education (1 License) - Annual Subscription
SKU:SFT-ACC-ED3: NexTalk Access Education (3 Licenses) - Annual Subscription
SKU:SFT-ACC-ED5: NexTalk Access Education (5 Licenses) - Annual Subscription

Call Features by Edition

  • VRI: Video Remote Interpreting: VRI is a Video and Audio call between an American Sign Language interpreter, a Deaf person and a hearing person.
  • ARI: Audio Remote Interpreting: ARI is an Audio only call between a spoken language interpreter, a non-English speaking person and an English speaking person.
  • VP: Video Phone: Video phone is a point-to-point video call between two people who know American Sign Language.
  • VRS: Video Relay Service: VRS is a Video and Audio call to an FCC Authorized American Sign Language Interpreter and a hearing person.
  • TRS: Text Relay Service: TRS is a Text and Audio call to an FCC Authorized provider who types with the deaf person and speaks with the hearing person.
  • TTY: TTY/RTT: TTY is a point-to-point text call between two people or between a person and a company.
  • VCO: Voice Carry Over: VCO is a Text and Voice call placed with and FCC Authorized Provider. This is used by an individual who can speak, but not hear.
  • HCO: Hearing Carry Over: HCO is a Text and Voice call placed with an FCC Authorized provider. This is sed by an individual who can hear, but not speak.
  • IM: Instant Messaging: IM is a point-to-point instant message call between two individuals.

Quick Reference Guides: ACCESS Quick Reference Guide

Install Guides: ACCESS Install Guide

User Guides: ACCESS User Guide

Call Flow Diagrams: ACCESS Call Flow Diagram

Brochures

Sales and Marketing Presentations: ACCESS Presentation

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