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LWT was the name of one of the first so-called intelligent stations, i.e. a station with its own CPU and configuration. It was used on the [[TouchLine|Pamex MPC]] Exchange. The station was specially designed for the television company London Weekend Television LWT. Later other varioations of interlligent stations was made. | LWT was the name of one of the first so-called intelligent stations, i.e. a station with its own CPU and configuration. It was used on the [[TouchLine|Pamex MPC]] Exchange. The station was specially designed for the television company London Weekend Television LWT. Later other varioations of interlligent stations was made. | ||
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Revision as of 22:40, 24 May 2007
LWT was the name of one of the first so-called intelligent stations, i.e. a station with its own CPU and configuration. It was used on the Pamex MPC Exchange. The station was specially designed for the television company London Weekend Television LWT. Later other varioations of interlligent stations was made.