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Re: [EXT]: HP Terminal Data from 1987
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Thu, 13 Aug 2020 19:10:20 -0400
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I just used my 700/92 to configure an old standalone modem with no 
computer to answer on the first ring.  Then put it in NVRAM with AT&W

Since I've been working at home I have got over two dozen calls in one 
day either from:

- a political party

- medicare

- my vehicle warranty (my car is 20 years old)

- or any other scam call

Not all calls are robo-calls, I shall be pleased to know the caller will 
get a modem screech.

(If I only knew which fixed baud rate gave the loudest sync tone, I'd 
set it to that.)



On 8/13/20 6:24 PM, Stan Sieler wrote:
> External Email
> I scanned flyers for the HP terminal line (700/22, 700/41, 700/71, 700/92, and 700/94), and a price list from 1987.
>
> Info at http://sieler.com/hp/other/hp_terminals.html
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> Stan
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