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Amateur telex over analogue telephone line
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TelexPhone was a project to connect vintage telex machine (teleprinters)
via the analogue dial-up telephone infrastructure (POTS), initiated in
2000 by German hobbyists Philipp Hachtmann and Henning Treumann.
It was further developed by a German group of teleprinter collectors and
enthusiasts, and was succeeded in 2010 by
TelexPhone 2 (later: i-Telex.).
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In order to keep old Teleprinters running and to be able to demonstrate
the surviving machines, a group of enthusiasts has setup the so-called
TelexPhone project [2].
It allows telex machines to be connected to a hobbyist telex network
using standard (analogue) telephone lines (POTS).
A customized modem (TxP) has been developed to convert the special Telex
signals into standard modem data, allowing any standard telex machine to
be connected to another telex anywhere in the world, without any
modifications to the equipment at either side. This project has meanwhile
evolved into TelexPhone 2, also known as i-Telex,
which allows connection via the internet.
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