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Ragazzi esiste un programma che ti segnala se ricevi qualche chiamata mentre
sei connesso??????????????
CIAO A TUTTI    e GRAZIE ANTICIPATAMENTE
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sei connesso??????????????
beh... come fa a ... insomma, se trova occupato mica arriva un segnale
al modem, o no? quindi come fa ad accorgersi?  tu quando parli e
qualcuno ti chiama, mica senti bipp bipp all`arrivo di un altra
chiamata...
o ti fai la doppia linea, o un avviso di chiamata, o simili... 
in attesa del protocollo v.92, di cui riporto sotto alcuni
interessanti stralci...
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Geneva– The ITU agreed on three important new standards for voiceband
modems in Edinburgh, Scotland, last week, at a meeting of the ITU-T
Working  Party 1/16 responsible for modem specifications.
Building on the success of the now ubiquitous V.90 Recommendation for
modems at data rates up to 56kbit/s, important enhancements have now
been  agreed in new Recommendation ITU-T V.92. The enhancements are:
	* an increase of more than 40% in the maximum data rate
towards the  network to a new maximum of 48 kbit/s on the best
connections;       
	* significantly quicker start-up times on recognized
connections, and;       
	* the ability to put the modem ‘on-hold’ when the network
indicates  that an incoming call is waiting.
These enhancements will give significant benefits to the modem user
with  improved access to interactive services, and the option of
exploiting voice  response facilities associated with Internet
browsing.
The Chairman of ITU-T Study Group 16, Mr Pierre-André Probst noted
"These  important new features will further improve the Internet users
experience  by significantly reducing connect times and providing
improved access to new Internet services."
The meeting, jointly hosted by industry leaders 3Com, Conexant
Systems,  Lucent Technologies and Motorola, also initiated approval of
a new  Recommendation on data compression techniques in V.44, and a
Recommendation V.59 which defines new procedures  for facilitating
modem and connection fault-finding.
The new data compression Recommendation is based on the LZJH
compression  algorithm developed by US-based Hughes Network Systems
and gives an  improvement in compression of more than 25% beyond the
existing Recommendation V.42bis, and a data compression  ratio in the
region of 6:1 for a typical Web browsing connection. The net  result
is data throughput rates in excess of 300 kbit/s compared with typical
values of 150-200 kbit/s today,  thus significantly reducing download
times and speeding up web browsing.  These rates are still below those
available from emerging DSL technologies, but have the advantage of
not  requiring any special installation on the part of the network
provider,  leaving upgrades to the direct control of ISPs and users.
“Much attention is going to DSL technologies these days, but the
voiceband  modem will remain the pre-dominant worldwide access
technology for many  years to come and these important new
Recommendations will help users to get the most from this technology”
said John Magill, the Chairman of the ITU-T Working Party 1/16.
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Ciao!
        Gian Matteo