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Emulate an appliance
Posted by HC on February 11th, 2006


I have a VERY OLD appliance that connects to a server over telephone lines.

I am starting to worry about what will happen when it dies. Being a
geek, my first thought was to write a program that emulated it.

How could I monitor its conversations with the server to find out what
it's "saying"?

Thanks if anyone has any ideas
HC

Posted by Rick Merrill on February 11th, 2006


HC wrote:

you cannot emulate a clothes washer with a computer

Posted by HC on February 11th, 2006


Rick Merrill wrote:

*chuckle* :-)

Posted by richard1969@usa.com on February 11th, 2006


you can but your clothes would still be dirty.

Posted by samuel on February 11th, 2006


richard1969@usa.com wrote in
news:1139702773.199264.228960@g14g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com:

huh ?


Posted by JANA on February 12th, 2006


I saw a picture that made a computer look like a coffee maker. At least it
was a start!

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"Rick Merrill" <rickZERODOTmerrill@NOSPAMgmail.com> wrote in message
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HC wrote:

you cannot emulate a clothes washer with a computer



Posted by Mitch on February 12th, 2006


In article <TRrHf.2172$Be4.616@clgrps13>, HC <e01@removethis.toao.net>
wrote:

I don't remember my Hayes commands that well, but can't you just
connect another modem in-line and set it to work as a repeater?
I'd suppose you could make it log all data to a file.

Posted by Whiskers on February 12th, 2006


On 2006-02-11, HC <e01@removethis.toao.net> wrote:
If you'd mentioned the make and model of the "appliance" your question
might actually make sense. Some clue as to what the "appliance" is
meant to do, would be useful too.

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Posted by The Old Sourdough on February 12th, 2006


Whiskers gibbered in 24hoursupport.helpdesk:

snip
I'm guessing that it's a wringer-type washing machine....


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To the optimist, the glass is half full. To the pessimist, the glass is
half empty. To the engineer, the glass is twice as big as it needs to be.

Posted by Toolman Tim on February 12th, 2006


In news:sjq3c3-fub.ln1@ID-107770.user.individual.net,
Whiskers spewed forth:
I have an appliance that keeps my teeth straight at night...but I really
don't want to go to bed with my laptop in my mouth...

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Posted by Whiskers on February 12th, 2006


On 2006-02-12, Toolman Tim <frack.this@no.spam.invalid> wrote:
You don't want one of them phoning home )

People have woken up with 'keyboard face' though.

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Posted by Toolman Tim on February 12th, 2006


In news:ccb4c3-3gg.ln1@ID-107770.user.individual.net,
Whiskers spewed forth:
Ouch! <g>

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