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.: -=> BOX TONES <=- .:
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:. [/] Atlantis [\] .:
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:. <215>-<844>-<8836> .:
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In this short section I will attempt to list some tones that Ma Bell uses and
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what they are. Well, here it goes (I hope!)
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Blue Box Frequencies:
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2600 HZ - Used to get on/off trunk
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Tone Matrix to use after 2600 HZ.
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700: 1 : 2 : 4 : 7 : 11 :
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900: + : 3 : 5 : 8 : 12 :
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1100: + : + : 6 : 9 : KP :
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1300: + : + : + : 10 : KP2 :
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1500: + : + : + : + : ST :
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900 :1100 :1300 :1500 : 1700 :
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Use KP (1700+1100) to start a call and ST (1500+1700) to stop.
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Use 2600 HZ to disconnect.
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Red Box Freqs:
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1700 HZ and 2200 HZ mixed together.
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A nickel is 66 MS on (1 BEEP). A dime is 66MS on, 66MS off, 66MS on (2 BEEPS)
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A quarter is 33MS on, 33MS off repeated 5 times.
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(MS = MILLISECOND).
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For those of you who don't know, a red box simulates money being put into a
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pay phone. You must put in some money first though (the operator can tell if
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money was put in but as to how much, she lets the computer answer that. (Yeah
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for the computer!))
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TASI locking Freq:
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TASI (Time Assignment Speech Interpolation) is used on satelite trunks, and
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basically allows more than one person to use a trunk by putting them on while
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the other person isn't talking. Of course, you'd never hear the other person
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talking on your trunk.
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When you start to talk, however, the TASI controller has to find an open trunk
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for you. Because of this, some of your speech is lost (because of the delay in
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finding a trunk) this is called Clipping.
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Well, if you were transmitting data over a trunk, clipping would really fuck
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up the data. So there is something called a TASI Locking Frequency which keeps
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the TASI from putting anyone else on your trunk or you on anyone elses trunk.
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In any case the Freq. is 1850HZ. Send before the transmission.
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