Yes, my recollection is that it could recognize voice on the line. Besides that: - It had a four-voice synthesizer, so it could play music / synthesize voices,

Yes, my recollection is that it could recognize voice on the line. Besides that: - It had a four-voice synthesizer, so it could play music / synthesize voices, etc over the line. - It had a handset input, I think w/digitizer, so it could be used as a voice distorter. - It supported Bell 202 1200 bps half-duplex to another Cat II. - It could control a tape recorder, so it could be used as an answering machine. - It could control home appliances via BSR X-10. - It had RS-232 support, so it could be used as a serial printer controller. It was not a conventional modem.