[Ham-Computers] TTY/TDD For windows?

[Jeramy Ross]

The US standard for translation (if I remember correctly) is 45.45
baud; however, there are TTY/TDD devices capable of ASCII translation
at 110 and 300 baud.  Most modems will have no problem using the ASCII
translation speeds.  The only catch is that the person you are
communicating with must be able to support ASCII translation.

As for programs that can allow you to communicate to a TTY/TDD user
via your computer modem, here are a few:

http://www.jimcromwell.mcmail.com/tdd.html

http://www.zak.co.il/deaf-info/old/tty_faq.html  (TTY/TDD FAQ - Links
to software and further information) NOTE:  Last version updated in
97.

http://www.dxsoft.com/en/products/calltty/ (using simple soundcard
interface to your phone thus getting past your modem issue)

73s
Jeramy KB5WHV





On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 11:48:27 EST, Paulahkolik at aol.com
<Paulahkolik at aol.com> wrote:
> Thanks to everyone who's responded so far. I think I incorrectly phrased the
> question, so I'll ask it again.
> 
> I'm using a V92 modem. How do I "slow it down" so as to be able to call a
> TTY/TDD user? I've been through the manual, and can't find instrcutions on this.
> Is there softwware to do this, or can I do it manually?
> 
> Paul W5PDA/4