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Started by Gavin Li-Min Jin
Thu, 12 Nov 1992 23:17
AT&T BBS and phone numbers
Author: Gavin Li-Min Jin
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 23:17
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 23:17
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Electrical Bullitin Board System
Dial in on: 215-778-4444
7 data bit, 1 stop bit, even parity
1220/2400 bps
VCOS Multimedia Bulletin Board System
Dial in on: 908-582-3505
8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity
up to 14.4 kbps
The AT&T DSP Technical Product Support FAX number is 215-778-4593
Available in VCOS( all in real time using DSP3210):
For PC, Machintosh, or UNIX
JPEG Image coder
MPEG Audio coder
PAC Audio coder
G.722 Audio coder
CDXA Audio coder
Sample rate conversion
SBC Speech coder
DTMF Generation/Detection
Telephone Caller Identification
V.32/V.32bis data modem
V.29 Fax modem
v.22 bis data modem
Speaker phone Acoustic echo cancellor
LD CELP speech coder
Text to Speech Synthesis
Answering Machine
For Technical Support Contact
Video Chip Set/DSP3210 Ted Kalinka 215-439-7263
Solid State Answering Machine Chip Set: Rich Ubowski 215-439-7279
Multimedia: Kreg Ulrey 215-439-6559
Multimedai/VCOS Dennis Regimbal 215-439-7460
Re: AT&T BBS and phone numbers
Author: GJ
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1992 16:11
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1992 16:11
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Apology to AT&T VCOS BBS callers
Since last Friday I posted the AT&T phone numbvers, a lot of people all over
the world have called the VCOS BBS. I didn't know the VCOS BBS is only for VCOS
customers. Just this morning, I heard my colleague mention this. Once you
purchase VCOS you can get all those coders(speech , audio, image, etc.) from
the BBS. Nevertheless, the AT&T DSP BBS is free for anyone to get information
about AT&T multimedia products. The AT&T DSP BBS is on
215-778-4444
7 data bit, 1 stop bit, even parity
1220/2400 bps
I'm very sorry for the mistake. If you want to know VCOS, please call the AT&T
DSP BBS instead.
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