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From: hpubvwa!ssc!tad@beaver.cs.washington.edu (Tad Cook)
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Subject: Re: Help Needed Building Home Intercom
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In article <11116@accuvax.nwu.edu>, tim@ncoast.org (Tim Stradtman)
writes:

> I would also like to know this information, but for a differant reason
>  - we need to test various used modems for compatibility and operation.
> Sending someone home with one so that we have a phone line between
> them can be a real pain.

For just doing functional testing of modems, you could use a line
simulator, like the Proctor 49200 Telephone Demonstrator.  It has four
lines, with real sounding dialtone, ringback, busy, etc.

You can reach Proctor at 206-881-7000.


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