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Facsimile transceiver
Offline microimage searching The latest in Kodak’s range of microimage terminals has now been launched in the UK. The IMT-50 provides computerassisted retrieval without online interfacing to mainframes. The result is cheaper than a fully online system. An electronic index of images is held on a mini or mainframe. The terminal user interrogates the index, which gives details of the microfilm magazine and the address of the required image. Once the correct magazine has been inserted and the address keyed in, a search can be performed. Prints of the image can be made. There are 17 different search programs. Magnification is possible from 16X to 47X. The microprocessor control also monitors machine functions, giving feedback to the operator, and will give diagnos-
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Infotec460facsimile teminals on a typical statistical multiplexer network. tic information to engineers. (Kodak Ltd, PO Box 66, Kodak House, Station Road, Hemel Hempstead, Herts HP1 IJU, UK. Tel: (0442) 61122.) q
Facsimile transceiver As a means of integrating electronic mail into data comms networks, Kalle Infotec, has
Computer assisted retrievalwithoutonlineinterfacing tomainframes.
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supplies software for Wan1 : introduced a digital facsimile 2200 computers. transceiver. This incorporates Datacalc, the spreadsheet , a computer protocol module which allows the facsimile ter- has, says TOM, the unique op tion of selecting variable co1 minal to communicate with at any time statistical multiplexers in bin- umn widths According to TOM vicepresi ary synchronous communicadent, Jerry Hill, an unlimitec 1 tions (BSC) mode. number of columns can be cre Users can operate the Infotec spread 460 at data rates from 2 400 to ated by connecting sheets, due to the ability o f 9 600 bit/s. If the data incomspreadsheets to interact. Eacl n ing is too great for the outgoing line from the multiplexer to spreadsheet can have up to 2(6 cope, it will slow down the rate columns and 242 rows. Data&c can either be usec of transmission from the transas a standalone module, or in ceiver temporarily. Priorities can also be assigned for out- terfaced to the TOM genera going transmission from the ledger system. Account bal mux, depending on the data antes and budgets can be pas sed from the ledger to th’ comms needs. spreadsheet, where a nev The communications processor of the transceiver con- budget can be created and th back to thm nects to the multiplexer via an figures copied RS232C interface. For distant general ledger. The printed statements fron connection, an inbuilt modem Datacalc are formattable is provided for transmission Operators can keep rows an over the dialup public network. (Kalle Infotec Ltd, Hob- columns of information on th son House, 155 Gower Street, screen and scroll through th London WCIE 6B3, UK. Tel: rest of the information. The product will be availabl 01-388 7271.) 0 worldwide through TOM’ network of licensed softwar Electronic consultants. A later version i spreadsheet intended to include onscreel documentation. (TOM Znc An electronic spreadsheet 127 SW 156th Street, PO Bo which interfaces to TOM soft66596, Seattle, WA 98166 ware has been produced. TOM USA. Tel: (206) 246 7022.) [
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Infotec460facsimile teminals on a typical statistical multiplexer network. tic information to engineers. (Kodak Ltd, PO Box 66, Kodak House, Station Road, Hemel Hempstead, Herts HP1 IJU, UK. Tel: (0442) 61122.) q
Facsimile transceiver As a means of integrating electronic mail into data comms networks, Kalle Infotec, has
Computer assisted retrievalwithoutonlineinterfacing tomainframes.
38
*400
supplies software for Wan1 : introduced a digital facsimile 2200 computers. transceiver. This incorporates Datacalc, the spreadsheet , a computer protocol module which allows the facsimile ter- has, says TOM, the unique op tion of selecting variable co1 minal to communicate with at any time statistical multiplexers in bin- umn widths According to TOM vicepresi ary synchronous communicadent, Jerry Hill, an unlimitec 1 tions (BSC) mode. number of columns can be cre Users can operate the Infotec spread 460 at data rates from 2 400 to ated by connecting sheets, due to the ability o f 9 600 bit/s. If the data incomspreadsheets to interact. Eacl n ing is too great for the outgoing line from the multiplexer to spreadsheet can have up to 2(6 cope, it will slow down the rate columns and 242 rows. Data&c can either be usec of transmission from the transas a standalone module, or in ceiver temporarily. Priorities can also be assigned for out- terfaced to the TOM genera going transmission from the ledger system. Account bal mux, depending on the data antes and budgets can be pas sed from the ledger to th’ comms needs. spreadsheet, where a nev The communications processor of the transceiver con- budget can be created and th back to thm nects to the multiplexer via an figures copied RS232C interface. For distant general ledger. The printed statements fron connection, an inbuilt modem Datacalc are formattable is provided for transmission Operators can keep rows an over the dialup public network. (Kalle Infotec Ltd, Hob- columns of information on th son House, 155 Gower Street, screen and scroll through th London WCIE 6B3, UK. Tel: rest of the information. The product will be availabl 01-388 7271.) 0 worldwide through TOM’ network of licensed softwar Electronic consultants. A later version i spreadsheet intended to include onscreel documentation. (TOM Znc An electronic spreadsheet 127 SW 156th Street, PO Bo which interfaces to TOM soft66596, Seattle, WA 98166 ware has been produced. TOM USA. Tel: (206) 246 7022.) [
data processing