land line converter

[Nick Estes]

Good question...  it's been a long time since I used it last because I 
don't have any land lines to hook it up to anymore.  I don't recall having 
problems with it, but that doesn't mean anything because I likely wasn't 
paying very much attention to it at the time.  If Hans still wants to use 
one to experiment with, then perhaps he could let us know if the cid works 
or not. (-=

 	--Nick


On Mon, 29 Aug 2005, JD Austin wrote:

> Do their FXO clones support caller ID? I didn't figure it out until after I 
> bought them.. but none of the clone cards that I bought have callerid 
> circuitry on them.
>
> JD
>
> Nick Estes wrote:
>
>> Digit Networks has a cheap version of Digium's fxo card that works well 
>> with Asterisk.  I have one here somewhere (it's in one of my servers, I 
>> just have to remember which one) that you could borrow for a few days if 
>> you haven't found something already.
>> 
>>     --Nick
>> 
>> 
>> On Sat, 27 Aug 2005, der.hans wrote:
>> 
>>> moin, moin,
>>> 
>>> anyone have a spare land line converter ( PSTN card for a home telephone
>>> ) that I can borrow for a couple of days? I might be able stop by the
>>> InstallFest tomorrow.
>>> 
>>> Any local stores that carry them?
>>> 
>>> I presume we can't just use a normal 56k modem...
>>> 
>>> What was the hardware site JD mentioned? VoiP<something>...
>>> 
>>> The TDM400P cards will allow listening on a land line and ringing
>>> different analog phones?
>>> 
>>> http://store.yahoo.com/asteriskpbx/noname.html
>>> 
>>> I would need an FXS port for the land line and one FXO port for each end
>>> line I want?
>>> 
>>> ciao,
>>> 
>>> der.hans
>>> 
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