Joe Acquisto wrote:
Steve Prior <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Wrote: 4/6/2007 8:30 PM:
Steve Prior wrote:
I've seen in the wiki that it is possible to use a celldock device to
use a cell phone as a PSTN line to Asterisk, but I haven't seen any
comments as to how well this actually works. I was thinking about
hooking a celldock to a FXO input of my Digium TDM400P card and use it
to connect via bluetooth to my RAZR V3C. I am aware of the software
solution (chan_bluetooth), but my Asterisk box is a bit far away from
where I want to keep the phone so the celldock seems to be the more
convenient solution for me.
Any comments about the sound quality or issues in making it work?
I just found out that the celldock I'm talking about is also called the
Dock-N-Talk.
I look forward to hearing about experiences in using it with Asterisk.
Steve
My curiosity is aroused, as well. I would want to use these to allow me to
eliminate my POTS lines entirely, and go to cell service. This, due to the
poor quality (and comparatively high cost) of Verizon service in this area.
Seems I would still need at least one POTS line, for FAX machine. Can't use
IAX in any form due to highly asymetrical link at this location.
joe a
I have a Dock-n-Talk at home I use to connect my motorola V60i via a
cable so I can't comment on bluetooth. I needed it because for some
reason I can only get good cell reception in my bedroom. It works well
enough. You can certainly tell you are talking over a cell connection
and not a POTS line (it's a little noisier) and now and then I have
slight echo. Caller ID is passed through (number only) as well.
All in all I'm happy with the purchase.
-Dave
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