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We found that the TDM400 did not get along with our Brother
fax machine. We wound up just putting the fax direct to PSTN. We
also could not get our Hayes modems to work for faxing with * and we also had a
miserable time with SpanDSP. I basically came to the conclusion that
faxing over VOIP was not functional and that the benefits of * outweighed this
limitation.
We were however, able to get a credit card terminal to run
through a FXO/FXS port combination. We had to put it in pulse dial mode
and add a 1 to the number. No idea why, but that magic combo
works.
Brian Greul From: Chris Mason (Lists) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, April 04, 2005 7:06 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Sending faxes and call accounting In the Asterisk system I am testing
for implementation at a small luxury resort, there are four fax machines that
the guests can use for sending and receiving faxes. Because they require
confidentiality, we cannot use hylafax or other method than a stand alone
fax. I would just connect these faxes to
the PSTN lines directly but we would then have call accounting issues as the
calls would not appear in the CDRs and with long distance costing from $1/min
upwards, it could get costly quickly. How reliably can I do an analogue
in/out connection with call accounting? I am using TDM400 cards or an Adtrans
600 channel bank. Thanks Chris |
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