Source for telephone dialers?

[Mike Harding]

Something I thought would be easy to source seems
to be a bit elusive. Anyone know where I can obtain
a (ideally Austel approved - probably dialler unit?

I just want a black box which interfaces to the telephone
line on one side and to a micro on the other and will
use DTMF to dial a number.

Mike Harding

 

[Tony Maher]

Try a modem,

I think some types allow the AT command set to dial, then swicth to the
handset.
must be tons of low speed modem's available.

BTW: I think some newer one's even you to monitor calling number ID
Tony

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Something I thought would be easy to source seems
to be a bit elusive. Anyone know where I can obtain
a (ideally Austel approved - probably dialler unit?

I just want a black box which interfaces to the telephone
line on one side and to a micro on the other and will
use DTMF to dial a number.

Mike Harding

 

[Rod]

Have you thought of a cheap modem?

Mike Harding wrote:

Something I thought would be easy to source seems
to be a bit elusive. Anyone know where I can obtain
a (ideally Austel approved - probably dialler unit?

I just want a black box which interfaces to the telephone
line on one side and to a micro on the other and will
use DTMF to dial a number.

Mike Harding

 

[Ralph]

Silicon Chip had something that could be added to a burglar alarm earlier
this year I think. Not sure of the details.

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Mike Harding wrote in message ...

Something I thought would be easy to source seems
to be a bit elusive. Anyone know where I can obtain
a (ideally Austel approved - probably dialler unit?

I just want a black box which interfaces to the telephone
line on one side and to a micro on the other and will
use DTMF to dial a number.

Mike Harding