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Subject: Dectalk DTC01?
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Hi,
For a while now I've been wondering about the DTC01.  What's it like?  Does
it sound a lot like the current Dectalks?  Are most of the modern day
commands there?  What all can you do with the phone jacks?
Thanks,
Jayson.