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From: Patrick.Gormley@f304.n109.z1.fidonet.org (Patrick Gormley)
Newsgroups: misc.handicap
Subject: Braille'n Speak On Packet
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Date: 15 Jan 91 03:53:06 GMT
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[This is from the Blink Talk Conference]

fred I regularly use braille'n speak with a camtronics all-mode tnc.  
I've just used it on packet.   I've permanently configured things at 
1200 n81.  Right now, I have 2-meters and I have yet to configure the 
other modes.   There is a local rtty net on the 145.11 repeater and I'll 
need to go through my disk manuals for configuration parameters for that 
mode.     To use the braille'n speak with a TNC or any other modem so 
far as braille'n speak is concerned, just connect a null modem adapter 
either the one they have, or a tweedeledump  so you can hear data 
between the two devices.    If the TNC starts in the autobaud mode, just 
hit dots 16 the star key to shut that mode off.  By the way, the at sign 
is dot 4 in computer braille.  Speaking of pnemonic phonetics, mine are 
King Kong's Third Foot. 73- KK3F @ dca6 @ n4QQ.

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