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Analog-Digital Converter for a Home Office?

11/19/2007 3:25 PM

I am trying to set up a small home business fax and I currently use VOiP phone service. I was told I need an Analog-Digital converter. The modem I am using is an Arris TM-502G, if that helps at all. I need some advice if possible. If not could you provide a link to gain the necessary info.
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Re: Analog-Digital Converter for a Home Office?

11/19/2007 4:09 PM

Not too up on this kind of stuff, but the spec. sheet for your modem says it's got 2 off RJ-45 telephony connectors. I'd assume you could plug a standard fax machine (or combo printer etc.) into one of them. Don't know where an A-to-D comes in.

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Re: Analog-Digital Converter for a Home Office?

11/20/2007 4:18 PM

www.hardwaresecrets.com
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Re: Analog-Digital Converter for a Home Office?

11/21/2007 2:20 AM

This is just a technical referance site , lead by computers and accessories , you can look for your quiries for fax modem interface , also try google ,.....be specific about your questions and discussions and don`t hesitate to use words , also registering with CR4 will help a lot ....thank you
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