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Tony Fisher's Telephone Page

Telephone Tones

Click here for my Telephone Tones Page, which contains specifications and audio samples of tones used in the British telephone network.

History

I'm compiling a list of links to items of historical interest related to telephony. There's not much here at the moment. Ideas, anyone?

Technical page

Wiring of UK telephone sockets, etc.

Free Modem Software and Voicemail Software!

Tony Fisher / fisher@minster.york.ac.uk
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