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Article #9013FAX/voice incoming call switcher
From: rdw2030
Date: Mon, 17 Dec 1990 08:21
Date: Mon, 17 Dec 1990 08:21
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In the past few months, I recall seeing a project in one of the electronics mags that could tell if an incoming call was a FAX machine or NOT and act accordingly. Since then, the need for such a device has arisen, and I can't recall where I saw it. I dug through the past several months of Radio Electronics, Modern Electronics, and QST. I think the problem may be that it wasn't a main article, but an article about a new chip and a possible application for it. Then again, maybe not... :-) Please e-mail me if you know where I can find this article! Thanks!! Mark C. Lowe - KB5III RDW2030@TAMVENUS.BITNET
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