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DT-232

Touch-tones in, ASCII out. And back again.

A dial-up remote control and a universal touch-tone to serial converter. It turns touch-tones into the ASCII strings your equipment expects, runs four relays, and sends touch-tones down a phone line when your PC tells it to.

$422list price

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DT-232: dial-up remote control and touch-tone to serial converter

What it brings to the rack.

  • 4Relay outputsSPST, by tone or sequence
  • 19Tone sequencesUp to 7 actions each
  • 1Phone lineBuilt-in autocoupler
  • 1Audio inputDecode touch-tones from any source
  • 1Serial portRS-232, ASCII in and out
  • 4Password digitsKeeps out pirates

DT-232 connector view

How it works

Touch-tones in become your own ASCII strings out. ASCII in becomes touch-tones out on the phone line.

  • Telephone lineBuilt-in autocoupler
  • Audio inputTouch-tones from any source
  • Serial dataASCII from your PC

DT-232

  • Touch-tones to your own ASCII strings
  • 19 sequences, 7 actions each
  • 4-digit password
  • Serial dataStrings up to 32 characters
  • RelaysFour SPST
  • Touch-tonesSent down the phone line

Everything it does.

  • Converts touch-tones to user-defined ASCII strings on the serial port
  • Four SPST relays controlled by tones or sequences
  • Hears tones from its audio input or its built-in autocoupler
  • Auto-answers on the ring you choose and hangs up at the end of the call
  • Four-digit password
  • 19 user-defined tone sequences, each with up to 7 actions: close, open, timed close or open, toggle, pause, send ASCII, jump
  • Serial strings up to 32 characters, and sequences can combine them
  • Takes serial data in and sends touch-tones out over the phone line
  • Each relay can send a tone to confirm it worked
  • Phone audio in or out for remote broadcasting
  • Free Windows software to program it and save and load setups
  • Keeps its settings through a power failure; table, wall or rack mounting

More about the DT-232

The DT-232 started as a custom project for a TV network.

Basic functions work from any terminal program on almost any computer; the advanced programming uses the free Windows software.

The Windows software needs DT-232 firmware 7.00 or later, released May 2008. If you have version 5 or 6 firmware, call us; units older than version 5 can get an inexpensive upgrade.

Pictures

DT-232 Windows software showing the sequence editor

The free Windows software.

Manual and downloads

Every manual and download is also on the Support page.

Options

PartWhat it isList price
RM-01Rack mount for one unit. Name the product when you order.$49
RM-02Rack mount for two units: HC-3, DS-8, DTMF-16, DT-232, GENr8 or Silencer II.$59

Talk to an engineer before you buy.

352-335-6555

If that number drops your call, use 352-231-7203. Prefer e-mail? sales@circuitwerkes.com

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