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What exactly are you looking for here? Do you want toIs anyone aware of software that allows the generation of DTMF Codes from a
sound card installed in an IBM Clone Computer?
I have a large quantity of data that needs to be sent to a remote repeaterOn Mon, 12 Jan 2004 03:28:14 GMT, "Louis Bybee"
louistroutbybee@comcasttrout.net> wrote:
Is anyone aware of software that allows the generation of DTMF Codes from
a
sound card installed in an IBM Clone Computer?
What exactly are you looking for here? Do you want to
punch a number on the keyboard and hear the same
pair of tones that number would make on a phone,
so that you can simulate dialing a number? I assume
that you want something different than what your modem
already does.
If you simply want to generate tone complexes, and don't
mind setting the frequencies individually for each
tone, check out my DaqGen freeware at the site below.
Bob Masta
dqatechATdaqartaDOTcom
D A Q A R T A
Data AcQuisition And Real-Time Analysis
www.daqarta.com
Below is a wav file with all 16 dtmf tones on it. You can do someI have a large quantity of data that needs to be sent to a remote repeater
controller board to setup its functions. Keying in the data from the keypad
of a radio takes forever. At this time I'm using a radio to transmit the
DTMF codes, but in the future I will install a phone line, and do the
process via the hard line to prevent others from decoding the tones I send.
The process is very time consuming, and I would like to use my
keyboard/computer to speed up the process.
For some reason I can't access Google, but I've used a different search
engine, and found a few promising hits. In addition a few people have sent
me URLs for software packages that might work. I plan to try them this
weekend.
Thanks to all who responded. I believe I have found a solution."Bob Masta" <StopSpam@EveryChance.org> wrote in message
news:4002a5f7.3498101@news.itd.umich.edu...
On Mon, 12 Jan 2004 03:28:14 GMT, "Louis Bybee"
louistroutbybee@comcasttrout.net> wrote:
Is anyone aware of software that allows the generation of DTMF Codes
from
a
sound card installed in an IBM Clone Computer?
What exactly are you looking for here? Do you want to
punch a number on the keyboard and hear the same
pair of tones that number would make on a phone,
so that you can simulate dialing a number? I assume
that you want something different than what your modem
already does.
If you simply want to generate tone complexes, and don't
mind setting the frequencies individually for each
tone, check out my DaqGen freeware at the site below.
Bob Masta
dqatechATdaqartaDOTcom
D A Q A R T A
Data AcQuisition And Real-Time Analysis
www.daqarta.com
I have a large quantity of data that needs to be sent to a remote repeater
controller board to setup its functions. Keying in the data from the
keypad
of a radio takes forever. At this time I'm using a radio to transmit the
DTMF codes, but in the future I will install a phone line, and do the
process via the hard line to prevent others from decoding the tones I
send.
The process is very time consuming, and I would like to use my
keyboard/computer to speed up the process.
For some reason I can't access Google, but I've used a different search
engine, and found a few promising hits. In addition a few people have sent
me URLs for software packages that might work. I plan to try them this
weekend.
Thank you.
Louis--
Well... In case you were still intereted, Cool edit 1.53 by syntrilliumThanks to all who responded. I believe I have found a solution.
Louis--
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That was one of the offerings I looked at. I was useful.Thanks to all who responded. I believe I have found a solution.
Louis--
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Well... In case you were still intereted, Cool edit 1.53 by syntrillium
software has a DTMF generator built in. You simply type in the numbers
and it creates a .wav file (or any format you choose to save actually).