Re: Teletype services

>Curious as to the setup you are attempting this with, i.e. exactly what modem are you >using? >One in the base of the 33 or some common external one? > >I'm not familiar with all the possible modem variations one might find in a 33, but >AIUI the modem for the 33 at the standard 110 bps was Bell

Re: Teletype services

On Thu, 5 Nov 2015, Chris Elmquist wrote: On Thursday (11/05/2015 at 10:59AM -0800), John Ball wrote: I've been trying for the past week to verify that telephony on my teletype machine (model 33) is functioning properly but the biggest hurdle I am running into is I have nothing to easily dial

Re: Teletype services

On Thu, Nov 5, 2015 at 7:03 PM, Brent Hilpert wrote: > On 2015-Nov-05, at 10:59 AM, John Ball wrote: >> I've been trying for the past week to verify that telephony on my teletype >> machine (model 33) is functioning properly but the biggest hurdle I am >> running into is I have

RE: Teletype services

At 04:12 PM 11/5/2015, Tony Duell wrote: >... it's things like the power supplies, ringing generator, etc that are the >major part of the work. Those are actually pretty simple for someone with sufficient analog experience. The reasons why I designed and built my own system are: 1) I am

Re: Teletype services

On Thu, 5 Nov 2015, John Ball wrote: I've been trying for the past week to verify that telephony on my teletype machine (model 33) is functioning properly but the biggest hurdle I am running into is I have nothing to easily dial into. Everyone I know off hand either don't have a modem anymore or

Teletype services

I've been trying for the past week to verify that telephony on my teletype machine (model 33) is functioning properly but the biggest hurdle I am running into is I have nothing to easily dial into. Everyone I know off hand either don't have a modem anymore or theirs is a Winmodem which won't work.

Re: Teletype services

On Thursday (11/05/2015 at 10:59AM -0800), John Ball wrote: > I've been trying for the past week to verify that telephony on my teletype > machine (model 33) is functioning properly but the biggest hurdle I am > running into is I have nothing to easily dial into. Everyone I know off hand > either

Re: Teletype services

On Thursday (11/05/2015 at 04:03PM -0800), Brent Hilpert wrote: > > Curious as to the setup you are attempting this with, i.e. exactly what modem > are you using? > One in the base of the 33 or some common external one? > > I'm not familiar with all the possible modem variations one might find

Re: Teletype services

On 2015-Nov-05, at 10:59 AM, John Ball wrote: > I've been trying for the past week to verify that telephony on my teletype > machine (model 33) is functioning properly but the biggest hurdle I am > running into is I have nothing to easily dial into. Everyone I know off hand > either don't have a

Re: Teletype services

At 01:59 PM 11/5/2015, John Ball wrote: >... those bluetooth to cellular POTS bridges are too lossy to make do and >connect to a machine here. There is strong possibility that one of those bridges might not work. As a rule the bit-reduction used by cellular phones, VOIP phones, and cable-modem