The Place for Watson Cards

<body> <font face="verdana" color="black" size="+1">Our Business</font><p></p> <font face="arial" color="black" size="3">We buy and sell the Voice Cards/Telephony Cards that were and are still produced by Natural MicroSystems. From the original Watson cards that date back to 1984, up through current production cards with the latest technology. Although many models are out of production, we stock them and we love them! <p>Why? Because these cards and the software written for them work!</p> <p>Gently used voice cards like these don't wear out and they often provide features and capabilities that you cannot find in any "new" technology. They were great technology when they were new and they are still great technology today.</p> <p>These cards are commonly used for:</p> <UL> <li>Computer based voice mail systems</li> <br><br> <li>Audio Text Bulletin Boards</li> <br><br> <li>Efficient dial and deliver messaging systems</li> <br><br> <li>Predictive Dialers <br><br> <li>IVR Systems <br><br> <li>VoIP Systems <br><br> <li>Variations and combinations of the above</li> <br><br> </UL> Don't want to spend thousands or ten's of thousands of dollars for "new" technology? These cards still deliver!</font> <br><br> <hr size="3"> <br> Don't want to spend thousands or ten's of thousands of dollars for "new" technology? These cards still deliver! <a name="watson2"></a> <p><hr size="4"></font></p> <font face="verdana" color="black" size="+1">Watson II - An Oldie, but a Goodie!</font> <br> <p> <font face="arial" color="black" size="3">The Watson Voice card dates back to 1984 and was produced until the spring of 1997. Although it is no longer in production, tested and fully operational cards are still available. (while supplies last). If you know what this card is and how to use it, call us and we can supply your needs.</p> <p>We can also supply the software for the later model cards that use the VIS software and also function as either 1200 or 2400 baud modems. (That was a big selling point in the 80's!)</p> <p>We also have a very limited number of copies of the original manuals for these cards.</p>  <img src="Watson2.jpg" width="480" height="180" hspace="0" border="0" alt="Identifying the Watson II Card"> <ul> <font face ="verdana" color="green" size="+1">The Watson II Card </ul> <a name="vbx"></a> <p><hr size="4"></font></p> <font face="verdana" color="black" size="+1">VBX Series (Watson III) - The Watson II Replacement</font><p> <font face="arial" color="black" size="3">The VBX Series cards date back to 1989 and were produced until the fall of 2000. There are several models in this series: <UL> <P><li><b>VBX 100</b> - Supports a single standard phone</p></li> <p><li><b>VBX 200</b> - Supports two standard phone lines</p></li> <p><li><b>VBX 400</b> - Supports four standard phone lines</p></li> <p><li><b>VBX 400 DID</b> - Supports four DID (Direct Inward Dial) Trunks</p></li> </UL> <p>Unlike the original Watson II, the manufacturer did not sell any finished software for these cards other than DOS and OS/2 drivers. The original customers for these cards typically wrote a software package that would support the CTI (Computer Telephony Integration) usages for which these cards were designed. Then they sold that package along with the cards.</p> <p>If you have the software that supports one of these cards and need more cards, call us! We usually have most of the variations in stock.</p> <img src="vb100.gif" width="540" height="210" hspace="0" border="0" alt="Identifying the VBX 100 Card"> <ul> <font face ="verdana" color="green" size="+1">The VBX-100 (Watson III) Card </ul> <p><hr size="4"></font></p> <img src="vbx400_2.jpg" width="540" height="175" hspace="0" border="0" alt="Identifying the Vbx 400 Card"> <ul> <font face ="verdana" color="green" size="+1">The VBX 400 Card</font> </ul> <font face ="verdana" color="green" size="1">The VBX 200 has the same size and general appearance as the 400. However, from left to right, the center section of the card is "de-populated".</font> <a name="ag"></a> <p><hr size="4"></font></p> <font face="verdana" color="black" size="+1">AG Series - The VBX Series Replacement</font><p> <font face="arial" color="black" size="3">The AG Series cards date back to 1994 and many models are still currently produced. The AG series cards are all ISA Buss cards. NMS supplied either AG Access or CT access as the supporting development environment and drivers. The most common models in this series are: <UL> <li><b>AG 8</b> - Supports 8 standard phone lines, with the DID hybrids installed, up to 8 DID trunks. Some cards were manufactured with fewer than 8 hybrids installed and sometimes with a mix of loop sart and DID hybrids. The hybrids are the "blue daughter cards found on the left end of the AG 8.</li> <br><br> <li><b>ATI 24 & T Connect</b> - Supports 24 standard phone lines, but does not perform any digital processing. The cards are always used with resource cards like the AG 24's, 48's or 60's. The signals are passed to the resource card via the MVIP buss connectors on the top edge of the cards. The ATI series may also have less than 24 line interface hybrids. The ATI cards are most commonly used in older OS/2 systems and the T Connects are more commonly found in NT systems.</li> <br><br> <li><b>ATS 24 & S Connect</b> - Supports 24 station lines, but does not perform any digital processing. The cards are always used with resource cards like the AG 24's, 48's or 60's. The signals are passed to the resource card via the MVIP buss connectors on the top edge of the cards. The ATS cards are most commonly used in older OS/2 systems and the S Connects are more commonly found in NT systems.</li> <br><br> <li><b>AG 24, 48 and 60</b> - A DSP resource card that supports signal processing for up to the number ports indicated in the model number.</li> <br><br> <li><b>AG T1</b> - Supports a single T1 span, typically configured as 24 channels of voice.</li> <br><br> </UL> <p>The manufacturer did not sell any finished software for these cards other than AG and CT Access which includes the drivers for OS/2, NT and LINUX and several flavors of UNIX. The original customers for these cards typically wrote a software package that would support the CTI (Computer Telephony Integration) usages for which these cards were designed. Then they sold that package along with the cards.</p> <p>If you have the software that supports one of these cards and need more cards, call us! We usually have most of the variations in stock.</p> <img src="Ag8_2e.jpg" width="540" height="210" hspace="0" border="0" alt="Identifying the AG 8 Card"> <ul> <font face ="verdana" color="green" size="+1">The AG 8 Card</font> </ul> <hr size="4"> <br> <img src="Ati24_1.jpg" width="540" height="210" hspace="0" border="0" alt="Identifying the T Connect Card"> <ul> <font face ="verdana" color="green" size="+1">The T Connect Card</font> </ul> <hr size="4"></font> <br> <img src="ATS24_1.jpg" width="540" height="210" hspace="0" border="0" alt="Identifying the ATS 24 Card"> <ul> <font face ="verdana" color="green" size="+1">The ATS 24 Card</font> </ul> <hr size="4"></font> <br> <img src="Ag60_1.jpg" width="540" height="200" hspace="0" border="0" alt="Identifying the AG 60 Card"> <ul> <font face ="verdana" color="green" size="+1">The AG 60 Card</font> </ul> <p><hr size="4"></font></p> <img src="agt1_1.gif" width="540" height="220" hspace="0" border="0" alt="Identifying the AG T1 Card"> <ul> <font face ="verdana" color="green" size="+1">The T1 Card</font> </ul> <br><br> <hr size="4"></font> <a name="sell"></a> <br> <font face="verdana" color="black" size="+1">Offered for sale</font><p></p> <font face="arial" color="black" size="3"> <br> <p>We stock hundreds of cards. Call us for what you need - we have them or we will find them for you.</p> All of our cards are warranted to be in working order for 30 days after delivery. If they fail, we will promptly repair or replace them with no questions during the warranty period. <br><br> <hr size="3"><div align="left">Watson II cards, VIS Software and Manuals <hr size="3">VBX 100, VBX 200, VBX 400, VBX 400 DID, VBX 600, VBX 1200 <hr size="4">ECS Communication package for the VBX Series <hr size="3">AG 8, ATI 24, AG 24, 30, 48 and 60, AG TI/E1 and almost any other model. <hr size="3">TX 2000, TX 3000, TX 3210 and TX 3220 <br> <hr size="3">QX 2000, AG 2000, AG Quad and AG 4000 in any model variation. <hr size="3">CG 6000, CG 6100 and CG 6500 <br> <a name="buy"></a> <p><hr size="4"></p> <font face="verdana" color="black" size="+1">Wanted to buy</font><p> <font face="arial" color="black" size="3"> We will buy those Watson, VBX and AG cards that you no longer use. You saved them because you knew that were good cards. Let us give them a new home. <p><hr size="4"></p> <font face="verdana" color="black" size="+1">Contact Us</font><p> <font face="arial" color="black" size="3"> <a name="bottom"></a> <table border ="0"> <tr> <td width ="60"><font face="arial" color="black" size="3">   <form> <INPUT TYPE="button" VALUE="e-mail" onClick="parent.location='mailto:donemry@att.net?subject=Watson Information Request'"></FORM>  </td> <td valign="top"> <font face="arial" color="black" size="3">for more information</font> </td> </tr> </table> Or call to place an order - Ask for Don Emry at <b>(615) 541-0139</b> <br><br> <center> Emrico Data Systems, Inc. <p>1301 Autumn Springs Lane</p> <p>Old Hickory, TN 37138</center></p> <hr size="4"> <center> <p><a href="index.html" target="_top">Emrico Data Systems - The Watson Place - Home & Menu Page</a></p> </font> <p>Go to the <a href="http://www.nmss.com/NMS/nmssweb.nsf/Pages/HomePage">Natural MicroSystems</a> site</p> <font face="arial" color="black" size="1"> <a HREF="https://www.paypal.com" target="_blank"><IMG SRC="http://images.paypal.com/images/verification_seal.gif" BORDER="0" ALT="Official PayPal Seal"></A>  <p> <br> <script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">  </script> </font> </center> </body>