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[Art]

I made a DTMF dialing program in LUA that phones my bank and retrieves
my bank balance without me having to press any buttons on the phone.

It does this of course, by playing the appropriate tones at the right time to
navigate menu options on the phone bank system, and enter my account
number and password at the right times.

It didn't take me long to realsise that a PSP could make a good speed dialer,
even though I don't use that sort of thing myself, and then I thought it best
incorporated into the LUA Contacts program which is already a phone book, even though I still wouldn't use that sort of thing myself.

I want to make a red box emulator for the sake of prosterity.
I suppose for the same reason I would have an Amiga emulator that isn't very functional.

I have a (crappy) set of DTMF samples. but if anyone has all DTMF tones
from a good red box proggie pls let me know.

ps, I don't know how things are over there, but in Australia you can't actually red box anymore.
Art.

[antoine44]

same in france since a long, at the end of the good old bluebox days, seize and truncks were very hard too find. But now all (or near) intercom are digital and no more analog, it's dead ;)

but funny idea ;)

[Art]

I made my DTMF test program with Shine's calculator keypad
so it already looked like a red box :)

[mrn]

Art, if you know the frequencies related to the keys,
http://www.commlinx.com.au/DTMF_frequencies.htm
you can easily re-synthesize the waveforms in Goldwave or MAtlab
and save them in any format you want to play back from.

Ok, if you need help just tell me.
btw, where can i get the Contacts (and Calendar) app for Lua?

[mrn]

ok, wave files are here:
http://home.wxs.nl/~napel/dial.htm

[Art]

Cool, thanx.
Contacts is a LUA program, there is a thread on this page about it.
Not a calendar, but an address book that saves info in a standard format.
Art.