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From: ole!ray@sumax.seattleu.edu (Ray Berry)
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Subject: Line Simulator Sought
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Date: 23 Mar 91 02:07:11 GMT
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I'd like to locate a line simulator that:

 (a) reflects the actual impedance of a typical subscriber loop.
 (b) can generate clean sine-wave rings (20 Hz ok) of programmable
     amplitude and duration (or which could be keyed from an external
     gating signal).
 (c) offers a programmable DC loop voltage, 24-105 volts.  
 (d) a dial-tone and offhook detector would be handy, but not absolutely
     required.

Other bells and whistles might be nice, but the above reflects my
present need.  I don't know if anyone makes this kind of equipment, or
how to find it if they do, hence this posting.  Pointers would be
appreciated. Thanks.


Ray Berry  kb7ht  uucp: ...sumax!ole!ray CIS: 73407,3152 /* "inquire within" */