Mark, You bring up a couple good points, the very first thing I would try is to pad the line at least 3db it seems as though the VoIP telephone "people", most of whom wouldn't know a REAL telephone line if it bit them in the "you know", tend to set everything to HOT. In the "old time" telephone world the adverage subscriber was at least 6 db from the office and most modems sent and "wanted" to hear around negative 20 and most sent at -12 or so.
IF fax transmissions work, there is no reason why " low speed" (9600K) data connections shouldn't work. Don Ritchie CENTURY COMMUNICATIONS EUCLID OHIO Mark wrote: > This should be a fun one . . . > > I moved to a new home and the phone company only ran fiber to it. > (Originally I said Whoopee!) > However, working with Panasonic, Nortel, and Inter-Tel phone systems > requires that I dial in to them usually using the proprietary software > provided by the respective manufacturer. > > My problem is this: > Now that I am on VOIP lines (BroadVoice) I cannot connect to these > systems. The phone manufacturers say the problem is with the VOIP line > vendor and the VOIP line vendor says that they do not support data > connections. (I do note that fax transmissions do work) > > The Broadvoice router does allow for complete control and editing of all > settings, (not like Vonage) but I have no idea as to what setting(s) > need to be tweaked. > > Note - Previously, I did need to lower the volume settings on the > incoming side due to my auto-attendant not being able to understand the > callers "press one for" commands. I could actually hear the touch tones > being distorted when I called myself. > > Any suggestions? > > _________________________________________________________________ > KX-T Mailing list --- http://kxthelp.com/ > Subscription changes: http://kxthelp.com/mailman/listinfo/kxt > > > -- Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity _________________________________________________________________ KX-T Mailing list --- http://kxthelp.com/ Subscription changes: http://kxthelp.com/mailman/listinfo/kxt
