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From: crawford@enuxha.eas.asu.edu (Brian Crawford)
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Subject: Re: Phone Tree Hardware
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In article <12798@accuvax.nwu.edu>, trebor@biar.UUCP (Robert J
Woodhead) writes:

> I am looking for some relatively inexpensive hardware to set up a
> phone tree/voice mail system in my house.  Basically what I want is a
> the following:

You might try the "Dialogic" board.  That company makes a four-line
and twelve-line model, and is PC based.  I think they make a PS2 model
as well.  They make alot of interesting PC based telephone interface
cards (DID Interfaces, etc).

They used to make a two-line card, too.  But, I don't know if they're
still selling it.

If you go with it and need software, I've written alot of software and
hardware drivers for it, and have even made proprietary hardware mods
to the board.  Be happy to pass it on if you like.


Good luck.

Brian