Accessible Devices Demonstration Information Sherlock Talking Labeler Identifier

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> Accessible Devices Demonstration Information Sherlock Talking

> Labeler Identifier

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> Here's the information from Today's demonstration.

> Sherlock Talking Label Identifier.

> The Sherlock Talking Label Identifier is a digital voice recorder with

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> recorded message keyed to an adhesive label or plastic disk tag. Labels or

> tags can be attached to clothing, medications, packaged products, frozen

> foods, documents, books, CDs, anything you wish to identify. To make a

> label, hold the Sherlock against the label or tag, push two buttons, and

> record your label information. To read a label, hold the Sherlock against

> the label or tag, push one button, and hear your recorded label.

> Sherlock holds up to two-and-a-half hours of recorded information and

> supports up to 2000 labels. You can also erase and reuse labels and tags.

> Labels hold

> up well in the freezer and tags are fine in the washer and dryer.

> Red in color, the Sherlock unit measures 4 3/8 x 2 x 1 inches. Its

> built-in

> speaker also serves as its microphone for recording. It offers an earphone

> jack for private listening.

> Labels are 1 3/8 " long and 1 " wide. They are made of pressure sensitive

> paper that can be adhered the item being labeled. Tags are 1 1/4 " high, 1 "

> wide,

> and 7/16 " thick. They are made of plastic with a key-fob type hole at the

> top. A safety pin, rubber band, or string through this hole attaches tags

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> objects.

> Sherlock includes:

> . Sherlock Talking Label Identifier unit . 25 Sherlock Labels . 10

> Sherlock

> Tags . Two AAA batteries . Zippered Carry Case . Cassette instructions .

> Print and braille Quick Start Guide and parts list . One year warranty

> Sherlock Talking Label Identifier: $229.00 Extra Adhesive Labels (pack of

> 25): 1-07411-00 -- $29.00 Extra Plastic Tags (pack of 10): 1-07412-00 --

> $24.00 This item may be purchased from The American Printing House for The

> Blind.

> http://www.aph.org/advisory/2005adv06.html#np1

> This information will be archived on the Accessible Devices site under the

> Bar Code Readers and Labeling Devices Heading.

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