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- From: Dave Lyle <davel@execpc.com>
- Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems
- Subject: Re: Making a RJ11 "busy" plug
- Date: 18 Mar 1996 06:07:23 GMT
- Organization: Exec-PC BBS - Milwaukee, WI
- Message-ID: <4iiuir$le7@daily-planet.execpc.com>
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- floyd@polarnet.com (Floyd Davidson) wrote:
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- >calling your own number and letting it buzz busy being a way to
- >busy out a line is simply incorrect. There certainly might be
- >individual CO switches where that will work, but in general it
- >will not. Often as not what will happen is you get a reverting
- >call message explaining how to call numbers on your own line!
- >(That is what a Nortel DMS switch will do.)
- >
-
- I'm pretty sure that we have DMS-100 switches here locally.
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- When I dial my own number, I get a busy signal. Then when I hang up I
- get a callback with a double ring. Answering give a quiet line (with
- loop current)
-
- According to Ameritech, this is the procedure to use to call one of your
- own extention phones.
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- Dave
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