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yes- but the ability to use it depends on any controls sent back to the receiver.
If, for example, omega sends a control to limit the output to a certain set of
symbols and another program expects the entire data stream, then the splitter is
worthless.
sptradr@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> ASA DBC got their hooks into BMI, I saw the writing on the wall...even more
> so now that a Omega / DBC collaboration has formed and is headed our way.
>
> Do you know if the datafeed from the DTN 8000 box out to computer can be
> split with a modem splitter like can be done now with the BM sat box? Thanks!
>
> -Tony Haas
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> Val Clancy wrote:
> >Omega: 5.0 will support DTN 8000 box.
> >This box is fairly new and looks about the same as BMI's.
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