root@conexch.UUCP (Larry Dighera) (07/14/89)
It is my understanding that Telebit has reduced the list price on their T2500 V.32 capable modem from $1695 to $1495. If you were planning a purchase at the old price level, be sure to renegociate a lower one. The dealer's price is >$1000 now. Wouldn't it be nice if Telebit would make UUCP sites a two for the price of one deal on the T2500 like they did with the T2000? Larry Dighera -- USPS: The Consultants' Exchange, PO Box 12100, Santa Ana, CA 92712 TELE: (714) 842-6348: BBS (N81); (714) 842-5851: Xenix guest account (E71) UUCP: conexch Any ACU 2400 17148425851 ogin:-""-ogin:-""-ogin: nuucp UUCP: ...!uunet!spsd!conexch!root || ...!trwrb!ucla-an!conexch!root
richard@uhccux.uhcc.hawaii.edu (Richard Foulk) (07/22/89)
In article <32976@conexch.UUCP> root@conexch.UUCP (Larry Dighera) writes: } It is my understanding that Telebit has reduced the list price on their } T2500 V.32 capable modem from $1695 to $1495. If you were planning } a purchase at the old price level, be sure to renegociate a lower one. } The dealer's price is >$1000 now. } } Wouldn't it be nice if Telebit would make UUCP sites a two for the } price of one deal on the T2500 like they did with the T2000? } They have. If you have a registered domain-style address for your site they'll sell you a pair of T2500's for $895 a piece.
clyde@hitech.ht.oz (Clyde Smith-Stubbs) (07/25/89)
From article <4393@uhccux.uhcc.hawaii.edu>, by richard@uhccux.uhcc.hawaii.edu (Richard Foulk): > In article <32976@conexch.UUCP> root@conexch.UUCP (Larry Dighera) writes: > } Wouldn't it be nice if Telebit would make UUCP sites a two for the > } price of one deal on the T2500 like they did with the T2000? > } > > They have. If you have a registered domain-style address for your > site they'll sell you a pair of T2500's for $895 a piece. Does anyone know whether Telebit modems sold in USA will work in Australia? The local Telebit reseller, Netcomm, won't say; all they will tell you is that the US modem is not approved by Telecom Australia. However for the privilege of Australian approval and a 240V power supply a T2000 equivalent sells for over AUS$2000 - and that is not the retail price. They do not offer any special deals to uucp sites. Second question; I infer from some messages posted here that the T2500 does both PEP and V.32. Is this correct?
news@m2xenix.UUCP (news aka randy) (07/30/89)
In article <283@hitech.ht.oz> clyde@hitech.ht.oz (Clyde Smith-Stubbs) writes: >Does anyone know whether Telebit modems sold in USA will work in Australia? The T2500 will. It even supports V.23, though I can't imagine why <grin>. You will have to sort out the mains supply, of course. We use 110v over here. What with now being the world's largest debtor nation, we have to scrimp and save. >Second question; I infer from some messages posted here that the T2500 does >both PEP and V.32. Is this correct? This is quite correct. And, FYI, I get 600-800 CPS from the US West Coast to Sydney and Hong Kong. -- uunet!tektronix ----\ sun!nosun --------- qiclab ---- m2xenix!news or news@m2xenix.uucp uunet!oresoft ------------------/ (Randy Bush)
dandrews@rtmvax.UUCP (David Andrews) (08/05/89)
From article <283@hitech.ht.oz>, by clyde@hitech.ht.oz (Clyde Smith-Stubbs): > Second question; I infer from some messages posted here that the T2500 does > both PEP and V.32. Is this correct? The V.32 support is in beta test now and will be shipped in September (probably). There are other protocols that the glossies say are supported but which aren't yet. They sorta preannounced a sizable portion of the product.
dennis@virtech.UUCP (Dennis P. Bednar) (08/09/89)
In article <3065@rtmvax.UUCP>, dandrews@rtmvax.UUCP (David Andrews) writes: > From article <283@hitech.ht.oz>, by clyde@hitech.ht.oz (Clyde Smith-Stubbs): > > Second question; I infer from some messages posted here that the T2500 does > > both PEP and V.32. Is this correct? > > The V.32 support is in beta test now and will be shipped in September I was under the impression that the T2500 already does V.32. I say this because our Telebit T2500 modem (purchased < 2weeks ago) is able to connect to our Microcom QX/V.32 modem at 9600 baud. -- Dennis Bednar uunet!virtech!dennis (703) 430-9247 Virtual Technologies Inc, P.O. Box 876, Sterling VA, 22170
grr@cbmvax.UUCP (George Robbins) (08/09/89)
In article <3065@rtmvax.UUCP> dandrews@rtmvax.UUCP (David Andrews) writes: > From article <283@hitech.ht.oz>, by clyde@hitech.ht.oz (Clyde Smith-Stubbs): > > Second question; I infer from some messages posted here that the T2500 does > > both PEP and V.32. Is this correct? > > The V.32 support is in beta test now and will be shipped in September > (probably). There are other protocols that the glossies say are > supported but which aren't yet. They sorta preannounced a sizable > portion of the product. This is not correct - the T2500 does support V.32, the modems I bought have it, and it seems to work. What is not complete is "synchronous" support for V.32 and SDLC stuff, things that are of little utility to the typical unix/PC user. A card is included with the modems listing features still to be implemented and allowing you to register for an upgrade. You might want to check with Telebit if you have detailed questions in this regard... -- George Robbins - now working for, uucp: {uunet|pyramid|rutgers}!cbmvax!grr but no way officially representing arpa: cbmvax!grr@uunet.uu.net Commodore, Engineering Department fone: 215-431-9255 (only by moonlite)