PROGRAM CONTROLLED PORTABLE AUGMENTATIVE COMMUNICATIONS

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
PALMTOP EXECUTIVE	DynaVox Systems	2100 Wharton Street Suite 400 Pittsburgh PA 15203	Program controlled portable augmentative communications device for people with speech disabilities comprised of a touchscreen display with multiple icons selectable by a speech impaired user to generate voice output through either digitized or synthesized voice software, all to assist in communication, and personal organization software used for a calendar, a contact manager, word processing and spread sheets; program controlled portable augmentative communications device for people with speech disabilities comprised of a touchscreen display with multiple icons selectable by a speech impaired user to generate voice output through either digitized or synthesized voice software, all to assist in communication;PALM TOP EXECUTIVE;PALMTOP;
PALMTOP EXECUTIVE IMPACT	DynaVox Systems	2100 Wharton Street Suite 400 Pittsburgh PA 15203	Program controlled portable augmentative communications device for people with speech disabilities comprised of a touchscreen display with multiple icons selectable by a speech impaired user to generate voice output through either digitized or synthesized voice software, all to assist in communication;PALM TOP EXECUTIVE IMPACT;PALMTOP;
PROCLAIM!	DynaVox Systems	2100 Wharton Street Suite 400 Pittsburgh PA 15203	Program controlled portable augmentative communications device for people with speech disabilities comprised of a touchscreen display with multiple icons selectable by a speech impaired user to generate voice output through either digitized or synthesized voice software, all to assist in communication;
	Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

Technical Examples

A configuration contains a test unit that, during emulation, replaces a program-controlled unit that is used in normal operation of the system containing the program-controlled unit. The test unit has a first program-controlled unit and a second program-controlled unit. The first program-controlled unit contains only some of the components of the program-controlled unit replaced by the test unit, and the second program-controlled unit contains those components of the program-controlled unit replaced by the test unit that are not contained in the first program-controlled unit. In addition, the first program-controlled unit contains a control device which monitors whether one of the components of the first program-controlled unit requests access to a component not present in the first program-controlled unit and which, if this is so, prompts appropriate access to the corresponding component in the second program-controlled unit.