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From: mgrant@MIMSY.UMD.EDU.UUCP
Newsgroups: mod.telecom
Subject: Mod-Tap
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Date: Sun, 1-Feb-87 23:24:15 EST
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It is unfortunate I suppose that Mod-Tap Inc. decided to use RJ-11
connectors to run RS-232.  They have been selling there cabeling
stuff for quite a while now, and it it quite popular.  I suppose now
the next thing we'll see is terminal manufacturers putting rj-11's
on the back of there terminals for RS-232, and when you accidently
plug a phone line into it--Blamo!--a $200.00 repair!
-Mike