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The Grandstream HandyTone 488 has an FXO port. I've never used it though.
I could be wrong, but I seem to remember reading up on the HandyTone and deciding that it doesn't really act like a true FXO, as in calls come in and go straight to Asterisk like an FXO, and calls can dial out like a true FXO. I think it operated more like an 'ability to dial in number' and as a pass-through in case of power outage.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong on that....
Paul
Cheers,
Jon.
On Thursday 05 May 2005 07:07 am, Chris Mason (Lists) wrote:Is the Sipura 3000 the only way to interface a remote pstn line and connect
incoming calls to Asterisk? I have a location connected by network that has
a phone line, when the room is occupied I want the line ti ring there as
normal, but when the employee is travelling I want the line to be conencted
to a ATA that then feeds it as an incoming pstn line to the pbx located at
my office so it can follow her.
It sounds like the Sipura 3000 would be perfect, what else would do it?
Chris Mason
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