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Article #2787Re: Dialing in to your computer
From: Hans Ridder
Date: Tue, 16 Jan 1990 22:22
Date: Tue, 16 Jan 1990 22:22
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In article <1990Jan9.181120.2598@aucs.uucp> 840445m@aucs.UUCP (Alan McKay)
writes:
>I want to write a program so that I can phone my computer from
>anywhere and enter key sequences on a touch-tone phone. Of course I
>want the computer to be able to recognize what keys are being pressed.
I just got done talking to Mike Balch of TELTONE technical support.
He read my previous followup to this posting, but is unable to post a
followup, or send mail right now. He tracked me down and called me
asking if I would post the information for him. I hope this isn't too
commercial for anyone....
The device is called the T-130, sells for $369 (*ouch*). Mike is
currently working on hooking one to his Amiga, and plans to interface
a digitizer to do voice mail type stuff.
I managed to track down the posting in comp.dcom.telecom, so since it
explains the details pretty well, I hope no one will mind if I just
include it.
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From: ssc-vax!clark@beaver.cs.washington.edu (Roger Clark Swann)
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Subject: Telephone/Computer Interface
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I seem to remember that someone was asking about an interface box
here recently. Today I came across an ad for a box that some of you
out there might be interested in. All I know about the device is
from the ad....
TELEPHONE/COMPUTER INTERFACE
T-130 Telephone Access unit with 2-way Touchtone/ASCII conversion:
* Intelligent dialer for PC's and other DTE devices. Responds to call
progress tones, voice, and other calling signals. ASCII controlled
DTMF and audio input.
* Intelligent answering device reports incoming rings for auto or
commanded answer. Answer tone, audio port, and DTMF to ASCII
conversion for remote phone data entry.
For more info call: 1-800-426-3926 (in Washingtion State: 206-827-9626)
TELTONE (R) 10801 120th Avenue NE, Kirkland, WA 98033
Roger Swann | uucp: uw-beaver!ssc-vax!clark
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The Boeing Company |
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DISCLAIMER: I don't work for TELTONE. I don't own one of these
devices, I just thought some of you might be interested.
-hans
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Hans-Gabriel Ridder Digital Equipment Corporation
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