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My solution for the past few years, whether it be
analog or digital, is to use a device called the STICK which sells for about
$95.00 from Eastern Distributors. This gets wired to the CO line before
anything except a surge protector.
From this there are two voice taps [phone system
and TAD], FAX and Modem. This allows the modem to run at the full speed of
the phone connection capability.
The real nice feature is that it can be custom
programmed as to number of rings to answer for each port and tones to send to be
able to remote access. This programming is done free by calling an 800
number from a device plugged into the STICK and the company programs it for you
while you are on the line. If also gives a little security to your modem
connection so that if you leave your computer on line for remote access, the
person calling has to know the code to place after they dial the modem number so
that the STICK will direct to the modem port.
With the STICK, once any device plugged into it is
in use, the other devices on that line get a busy signal.
Bob Bruskin
Halstead Electronics Ltd. |
- Re: KX-T: Modems sharing Bob Bruskin
- Re: KX-T: Modems sharing larry
