Dedicated Fax Line

2-way line for fax machine
Written by Connexium
Updated 1 year ago

Analog fax machines cannot be connected directly to a VOIP system without a digital converter (ATA), because analog fax machines use low-speed frequency modulations to transmit data over the phone, while VOIP systems use high-speed digital data transmission protocols.

Image d'un convertisseur numérique ATAPicture of a digital converter (ATA)

To enable an analog fax machine to work with a VOIP system, it is necessary to use an ATA adapter that converts the analog data into digital data that can be transmitted over the VOIP network. In this way, analog faxes can be used with the advantages of the VOIP system.

Overall, using a fax machine on a VoIP system is a convenient and cost-effective way to send and receive faxes, as it allows users to send and receive faxes over the Internet rather than through a traditional phone line.

In order to use an analog fax machine with a VOIP system, an ATA (Analog Telephone Adapter) is required. It is important to note that an ATA is not included in the Dedicated Fax Line service and must be purchased separately. Without an ATA, it is not possible to use an analog fax machine with a VOIP system.

If you have any questions about our fax services, please do not hesitate to contact us. It will be our pleasure to answer all your questions.

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