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to: David Drummond
from: Bill Grimsley
date: 1996-11-08 05:38:18
subject: What`s `HST` mean?

David, at 21:46 on Nov 07 1996, you wrote to Russell Brooks...

DD> TELEPHONE PORT
DD> The User's Manual refers to the use of a second telephone 
DD> port on the modem. This port is not available on your modem.

That's a bit ambiguous, insofar as whilst the second socket exists, it is
not (or shouldn't be) actually connected to anything.

FF>> Mine is and works fine.

Very interesting.  None of my Austel USR's secondary ports worked.

DD> My modem has TWO RJ sockets on the back.  One is identified 
DD> as being the connection to the PSTN, the other for a normal 
DD> hand-set.  If the modem is on-hook, I can hear dial tone in 
DD> the hand-set.  If the modem picks up the line, the hand-set 
DD> goes dead.

Can you actually dial out from a phone which is connected to your Courier's
secondary RJ-11 socket though?  Just like Jill's Sportster, that function
should have been disabled on the Austel version, unless the regs have
changed dramatically just recently...

Regards, Bill
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