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From: brian@telebit.com (Brian Lloyd)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems
Subject: Re: Cellular phones and modems
Message-ID: <1991May14.080415.28245@telebit.com>
Date: 14 May 91 08:04:15 GMT
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You will need a device that provides an RJ-11 connection for your
modem.  There are such devices available (I have used a device called
Cell Jack).  This device generates the signals expected by the modem
(dial tone, ring voltage) and it decodes the touchtones so that the
modem or other attached device can dial the cellular transceiver.

You will probably want to try the Cellblazer in leu of a Trailblazer.
The Cellblazer uses a version of PEP that has been optimized for
cellular operation.  It is also fully backward compatible with the
TB+, the T2500, and the T1000.

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Brian Lloyd, WB6RQN                              Telebit Corporation
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