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From: syap@cc.rochester.edu (James Fitzwilliam)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems
Subject: Re: Automatic Redialing Phones
Keywords: REDIAL, AUTOMATIC
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Date: 29 Mar 89 06:25:42 GMT
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In article <840@mplvax.EDU> martin@mplvax.EDU (Martin Olivera) writes:
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* I'm looking for a telephone that, upon detecting a busy signal
*(tone?), will redial AUTOMATICALLY until detecting a calling
*signal (tone?). Does it exist such a telephone?. I'll appreciate
*a short list of most common brands, models and approximate 
*prices. Thanx.

Panasonic's KX-T3135 is a two-line speakerphone which does this; they
offer one line phones with this feature as well, but I don't recall model
numbers.  Redial limit is 15 tries as per law.  About $80-100.

Or, just write a procedure for your comm program and use your modem!  (:

					James

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