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I have a AVM card in my system right now as I intend to be running a toll free number that does voice fax and data calls.
From my research AVM PCI cards can do the job but I'm not sure if they can do densities over 2 lines per PC unless you get some active ISDN hardware that supports CAPI in linux.
In Germany I presume still the standard is such ISDN is in the home as well as for business trunk lines. (I worked for a German software company facilitating option brokering software www.rtsgroup.net during september 9 / 2001 - www.rtsgroup.net who's primary customer is DeucheBank who was also invovled in insider trading on UA put options)
Through CAPI avm Pci v2 cards (passive) can do fax reception, and possibly V.34 though the jury is till out on weather that is hardware assisted. Remember that some commercial people troll the mailing lists for on a daily basis looking for leads :)
If you use the fritz official CAPI drivers now packed in Suse 10.1 you may have trouble with direct indial numbers for voice / fax / data and you have to use the MSN of the card to pick up the call.
I'll update the list in the near future of my success with a Fritz! pci card in conjuction with capi4hylafax and Asterisk capi_channel. Misdn's capi layer should also be investigated too! There are just so many possibilities of answering faxes through ISDN if you involve asterisk too. Lee's IAX modem can come in there for 14.4k fax reception as a fallback.
Hi Max,
I think most HylaFAX users would stay away from USR modems..... however, I would agree completely with your advice regarding Win/Lin Modems.
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-----Original Message----- From: hylafax-users-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:hylafax-users-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Max Mothwurf Sent: 26 April 2007 09:14 To: hylafax-users@xxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Re: [hylafax-users] Problem with AVM card
Am Donnerstag 26 April 2007 schrieb Coke Kirsch: > maybe you are right and I shouldn't use an isdn card. In fact, I would > buy some analog modems if the result > is really that good you say. What should a good analog modem cost? Do > you know a good one, which I > could also buy in Germany? I have no real experience which properties > are important for a good working > fax modem which is compatible to most fax machines.
USR modems used to be THE standard in mailbox times....I know they have some
glitches with faxes, but my 56k message modem works fine.
Make sure you dont buy a 'Winmodem'
..and you take a look at
http://www.hylafax.org/content/Hardware_Compatibility_List
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