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Learn about telecommunications services available for people with hearing or speech difficulties.
Dial the 900 access number to place a Relay call to a pay-per-call service.
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Dial 9-1-1 directly.
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Allows a person with hearing loss to receive word-for-word captions of his or her telephone conversation.
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Computer (ASCII) users can access Minnesota Relay directly.
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Allows a person who can hear but has very limited or no speech capability to make and receive phone calls.
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Place calls anywhere in the world.
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IP Relay is accessed using a computer and the internet.
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Explanations of different methods.
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A quick review of several options available through Minnesota Relay that are unrelated to the type of service being used such as Directory Assistance, Voice Mail and others.
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To schedule a free-of-charge presentation or training.
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Spanish Relay works the same way that the English speaking relay does.
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Speech-to-Speech (STS) allows a poerson who has difficulty speaking or being understood on the telephone to communicate using hir or her own voice or voice synthesizer.
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The Telephone Equipment Distribution (TED) Program provides specialized telephone equipment at no charge to eligible Minnesotans.
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An overview of Minnesota Relay services.
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This service enables American Sign Language (ASL) users to "converse" with a hearing person over the telephone.
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Voice Carry Over (VCO) is an option for people who can speak clearly, but have hearing loss significant enough to prevent them from hearing and understanding telephone conversations.
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