jessea@rutgers.edu> (08/03/90)
In article <10236@accuvax.nwu.edu>, JDurand@cup.portal.com wrote the following: >The other type of FAX switch answers the phone with a voice recording >and requests the caller enter the digit 3 (tone or PULSE) for voice >calls and to just hang on for a FAX. If no tone/pulse is heard within >the timeout, the switch defaults to the FAX. I NEVER had a missed >FAX, but people using my BBS had trouble sending the "3" when their >call rolled over to that line. Does anyone have any recommendations on some place to get this type of router? I too would like to get one - the pick and choose type - to route calls to my computer or to be answered by me. Know where I can get one of these? Thanx much.
JDurand@cup.portal.com (08/10/90)
In article <10600@accuvax.nwu.edu>, dynasys!jessea@rutgers.edu (Jesse W. Asher) asks: >Does anyone have any recommendations on some place to get this type of >router? I too would like to get one - the pick and choose type - to >route calls to my computer or to be answered by me. Know where I can >get one of these? Thanx much. The one I used is made by: Rainier Technologies Corp. (sorry, I don't have a street) Redmond, WA 98052 Model TB-201, Voice/Data Switch I know of several of these in use and the only problem is if they are on a bad power line. The solution is to plug them in to the good EMI filter you have for your PBX. If you have any trouble finding the company, please EMAIL me. Jerry Durand, Durand Interstellar, Inc., jdurand@cup.portal.com