Cell Socket is another such product.
Current Cell Sockets work with some of Motorola phones.
Different systems GSM, CDMA, work somewhat differently regarding
callerID and speed dial
The original CellSocket worked with certain Nokia phones
In the GSM version dialing is similar to the PSTN, but the "send"
function uses the "#" to start the call.
Incoming calls produce a ring signal that should be detected by the FXO
card.
I use mine as a trunk into my house PBX ( not Asterisk ) but I see no
reason why it shouldn't work as well.
See the list archives for more comments, and use Google to search on
cellsocket
John Novack
Brian McEntire wrote:
Is anyone familiar with cell phone switches that allow routing cell
phone calls through in-home wiring? One example of these devices is
the Phone Labs Dock-N-Talk. It says it keeps your cell charged when
you are home and connects your cell (for incoming and outgoing calls)
to your home wiring or cordless phones.
But it also has features such as allowing speed dialing and voice
dialing from extensions if your cell phone has those features. So I'm
not sure if the device offers a fully compatible FXO signalling.
I'm currently running Asterisk with 1 POTS and 1 VOIP (via Sipura
3000) lines coming into Zaptel FXS modules, and then I have two FXO
modules for two extensions.
I'm thinking of doing away with the land line. Should something like
the Dock-N-Talk allow substituting a cell phone line for the POTS line?
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