Phone connection?
John- Are you referring to something aclled DISA? This allows you to dial into,
let's say, your office PBX, pick up a dial tone and dial out. The call is
effectively being made from the remote office location and is billed to the
office. For example, you make a local call to the PBX and dial a long distance
number from the office line, thereby incurring only a local charge without
third party or other operator assistance charges. If this is not what you are
trying to say, then I don't understand at all what you are getting at. As for
a "device" that would allow this, I don't know. It's not really a desirable
feature anymore, for obvious security reasons. Bob N.
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Yes, this is what I want. The first call is I can see the secutirrity problems, but
if such a "device" (read: a little box I can buy, install here,
jumpering one line to another) exists, maybe it would have
a "enter secutiryrity code" feature, too. It just sounds like
one of those Radio Electronics – type projects, it would be
easy to do with a very little electronics.
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