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A project for a highly scalable protocol and framework and a collection of software tools for m2m (machine to machine communication) and IoT Internet of Things. The programs here works on Windows and Linux and are based around VSCP, The Very Simple Control Protocol. Repository is here: https://github.com/grodansparadis/vscp_software and here https://github.com/grodansparadis/vscp_firmware
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IVAM is short for "ISDN Voice Answering Machine". It is intended to be a highly configurable, simple, up-to-date and efficient replacement for vbox/vgetty as an ISDN-based answering machine. While the core is written in C, the high level answering mach
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PyTele implements a Python extension for the Linux Telephony API. The first objective, already completed, is to provide Python commands to allow an answering machine or IVR (Interactive Voice Response) application to be implemented in Python.
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