Fax machine that plugs into an ISDN socket?
08 March 2001, 02:45 PM
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Yeah - I could sell you "a solution" that uses this technology - trouble is, I think we are charging about £20K for these at the mo.
I reakon the Cannon will be cheaper
(but it won't do backoffice integration, data mapping, transformation and enrichment but then I guess all you want to do is send a fax right?)....
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Matt.
P.S. I'll get me coat........
I reakon the Cannon will be cheaper
(but it won't do backoffice integration, data mapping, transformation and enrichment but then I guess all you want to do is send a fax right?)....Cheers,
Matt.
P.S. I'll get me coat........
08 March 2001, 04:16 PM
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Simon
A standard fax machine (group 3) will plug into the analogue port of an ISDN box, just like a normal telephone.
Digital fax machines (group 4) are available but I think you can only send or receive faxes with other digital machines.
I could be wrong mind!
Mark
A standard fax machine (group 3) will plug into the analogue port of an ISDN box, just like a normal telephone.
Digital fax machines (group 4) are available but I think you can only send or receive faxes with other digital machines.
I could be wrong mind!
Mark
08 March 2001, 04:24 PM
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Dark,
Case 1, yes you can plug a standard fax into the analog. port of an ISDN 'box' (router/TA etc.) but that assumes you have a 'box'.
Case 2, most ISDN faxes can quite happily send faxes to other normal PSTN based faxes without problem.
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Ian
Case 1, yes you can plug a standard fax into the analog. port of an ISDN 'box' (router/TA etc.) but that assumes you have a 'box'.
Case 2, most ISDN faxes can quite happily send faxes to other normal PSTN based faxes without problem.
Cheers
Ian
08 March 2001, 06:23 PM
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Simon de Banke:
<B>mutant.. I only want to send and receive faxes, not matter transport people or something!!![/quote]
Simon, I know but I couldn't resist as that is a part of the business I'm in....you sure you don't want a solution from us then???
Matt.
<B>mutant.. I only want to send and receive faxes, not matter transport people or something!!!
[/quote]Simon, I know but I couldn't resist as that is a part of the business I'm in....you sure you don't want a solution from us then???
Matt.
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09 March 2001, 04:20 PM
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Simon,
Don't know if this helps but I used to write Fax software and during testing we had some digital to analogue converters that allowed this. I can think of 2 types but have no idea what they would cost but I think they are fairly cheap.The manufacturers were Anatel and Digitel, Digitel allows 2 analogue devices to be plugged in.
Could probably find out more if necessary...
Rich.
Don't know if this helps but I used to write Fax software and during testing we had some digital to analogue converters that allowed this. I can think of 2 types but have no idea what they would cost but I think they are fairly cheap.The manufacturers were Anatel and Digitel, Digitel allows 2 analogue devices to be plugged in.
Could probably find out more if necessary...
Rich.
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