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Since you didn't modify the original phone, I wonder if the oldschool dialing way of digit-banging would work. For each digit N, you hit the hangup button N ti
by foobarian 11mo ago
Since you didn't modify the original phone, I wonder if the oldschool dialing way of digit-banging would work. For each digit N, you hit the hangup button N times, pause, then go to next digit. Used to do that on our family's Pupin that looks like this one [1]
[1] https://in.pinterest.com/pin/rare-vintage-pupin-bakelite-rotary-phone-1960s-mid-century-decor-in-2025--4595993861985110016/ https://in.pinterest.com/pin/rare-vintage-pupin-bakelite-rot...
- stavros 11mo agoNo, the hangup rocker goes to another GPIO than the dialing rocker in the rework.
- ThePowerOfFuet 11mo ago>For each digit N, you hit the hangup button N times, pause, then go to next digit N+1 times for each digit N. The digit 1 was two clicks of the hookswitch, and the digit 0 was eleven.
- stavros 11mo agoWas it? I've dialed like that a few times and I always clicked N times. Here's the code for the phone, BTW, as I forgot to include it in the article: https://github.com/skorokithakis/dialogue/blob/master/src/main.cpp https://github.com/skorokithakis/dialogue/blob/master/src/ma...
- foobarian 11mo agoI remember it being N at least in ex-Yu. But now that I think about it I forget if it was a reverse-click i.e. the pulse was created by releasing the pressure plate briefly. In that case we'd have a fencepost thing and there would be N+1 physical presses maybe