Re: KX-T: modems

2002-11-25 Thread Paul H. Gusciora
I believe that an internal modem allows the SMDR to carry on during programming. With an external modem, you will give up the SMDR function. With direct connect of a computer, you have to reconnect the printer (or start the software doing the logging) when you finish programming. Paul H. Gusci

Re: KX-T: modems

2002-04-03 Thread Michael N. Marcus
buttsets in my personal museum. /mnm AbleComm Inc. www.ablecom.com etc. - Original Message - From: "larry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, April 02, 2002 11:21 PM Subject: Re: KX-T: modems > A junkyard or a museum? > > Sadly, we j

Re: KX-T: modems

2002-04-02 Thread larry
A junkyard or a museum? Sadly, we just dumped a crate of old hayes 300 & 1200 baud circuit boards. Over the last ten years we bought old hayes externals for the really nice aluminum case that we used to house our controllers. At a buck each from the local surplus store, we saved a lot of money

Re: KX-T: Modems

2002-02-20 Thread Phil Barrett
I've wanted to do this (got lots of spare, old, slow modems...) but dont see how to collect SMDR and use a modem at the same time on an 816. I suppose I could use carrier detect to drive some sort of switch but that may be more expensive than the pana solution. Anybody got a more reasonable idea