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Use -x to enable call cross-connect. No MNCC socket, no call device must be specified! Be sure to have at least one control channel and two voice channels. Alternatively you can use one combined control/voice channel and one voice channel.
This software implements base station protocol of classic mobile phones. With radio transmitter and receiver connected to one sound card and a headset connected to another sound card, it is possible to make and receive calls to and from mobile phone. Currently supported networks: * A-Netz * B-Netz (ATF-1) * C-Netz * NMT 450 / 900 (Nordic Mobile Telephone) * AMPS (Advanced Mobile Phone System) * TACS (Total Access Communication System) * Radiocom 2000 (French network) USE AT YOUR OWN RISK! Acknowledgements: Carsten Wollesen for donating Telefunken 4015 B-Netz phone back in the 90's. Klaus Adler for helping me to retrieve complete NMT specification and donating a BSA44 (magnetic card C-Netz hackable phone) back in the 90's. Andy Zauner for providing signaling specification of C-Netz back in the 90's. Hans Wigger for providing valuable informations about A-Netz and B-Netz and helping me to get an A-Netz phone. Stephan Hessberger for his work on oebl.de, that provides valuable informations about A-Netz, B-Netz and C-Netz. Friedhelm Hillebrand for providing complete specification of the mobile phone of C-Netz. Mikko Ristila for providing newer NMT specs (with DMS/SMS specifications). Dieter Spaar and Mark Atherton for prividing AMPS informations and recordings to verify and debug AMPS support. See http://www.idesignz.org/AMPS/AMPS_BS.html for first base station implementation of AMPS. Telecommunication Industry Association for providing TIA/EIA-533 documentation. "Reproduced under written permission from Telecommunications Industry Association." Eric from Smart Card World and Karsten Niehusen from cardomatic.de for providing memory cards to be programmed for older C-Netz phone. Dieter Spaar providing TACS recordings to verify and debug TACS support. Hans Wigger providing Radiocom 2000 recordings to reverse-enigeer the signalling system.