Speakerphone on a DSL line?
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sorry....this would be a question for the speakerphone's maker.....and they may tell you to buy a different model.
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You can get loud or visual remote ringers (flashing light) from places like Radio Shack. All you have to do is run a phone jack into the area that you want the ringer and plug it in (the remote ringer may also need an AC outlet for power or be battery operated). Another option is to get a cordless phone and carry the handset with you. That way if the phone rings it will ring on the handset and you won't have to run to get it.\n\nIf you really want to use your PC, you'll need a fax-modem with speaker-phone capability. The speaker-phone function will do the ring sound via your PC speakers. This will also require a phone jack near the PC to hook the modem to the phone line.
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Go to www.verizon.com for a  phone line & www.verizon.net for DSL
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For VOIP?  Hop on hop off arrangement?  Sipura 3000 fits the bill here.  It is complicated to setup but is worth it.  Grandstream makes a few models with both fxs and fxo in the same box. Give me a clue as to what you want to do and I will tell you what I know.\n\n\nFeb 28 8:12 PM -  Is the VOIP end coming to you from an ATA that the provider has sent you?  Does that provider allow you to connect to their system without their box?  Just a few more details and I am sure I can steer you right.  Will callerid make a difference to you?  Are you setting up an asterisk pbx?  A good description of how you are going to hook up would help.  For instance,  my system is both a land line and a VOIP provider ATA.  Asterisk is used to provide dialtone to 6 extensions in the house and to tie both the landline and the VOIP line in.  I can call in the landline and get dialtone to call out the voip line.  Ring 1 or all of the extensions in the house. Listen to a house monitor (microphones). It gives me the additional ability to select what hours my phone will ring and by whom. My setup cost me about $260 /not including the phones themselves or the computer to run asterisk.  Asterisk is embeddable in a Linksys router or NAS so you could add that for another $80. The Sipura 3000 can be had for about $90 and come with 1 fxo and 1 fxs port.
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As long as your ISP doesn't have bandwidth limitations set or any policies regarding hosting over your ADSL line, you should be good to go.
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If you are in a small town, it's very doubtful if DSL is available at all and if so, you must have a land line (a home phone). Do you have cable? If so, see if you can get broadband from your cable supplier. I get my broadband from my cable supplier, and have never had a better connection. \n\nWhat internet connection are you using now if you don't have a phone line? If you have a phone line, you can get Yahoo DSL, or Verizon.
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Yu still have to have a voice and DSL line and a phone bill. Vonage has really competitive pricing against VOIP. You can download Skype for free. The thing about VOIP is that you can have a video phone and pay the same rate to look at some one while you talk. This is more of an added value feature for DLS providers.
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Yes, in fact you can have dial-up and DSL on the same computer on the same phone line.  I use the dial-up modem for my fax.
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yes . you can use ADSL . first you should  buy a modem that is special for ADSL . after that get ADSL account From your ISP . in ADSL your phone line won,t bussy when you are online . infact whene you are online youcan call every where with telephon ! in ADSL you should not pay in money for phone line ! best Adsl speed in 1MBps . good luck \n\n My yahoo!ID: all2all_meysam
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That shouldn't be happening.  Make sure you have the DSL filter on all the phone jacks that have a telephone.  After that if it still happens call the phone company.
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then get a DSL modem. The DSL modem connects also to the phone outlet but doesn't keep the phone line busy.
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Get dsl or cable ... j/k \n\nok ... follow the path\n\nStart -> control panel -> phone and modem options ->\n\nselect the modem tag -> speaker volume and set it to zero\n\nif the modem continues to make sound, you should go to\n\nStart -> control panel -> phone and modem options ->\n\nbut this time select the advanced tab\n\nin the extra initialization tab input one of the following codes (depending on what sound you want)\n\nATM0 No sound at all \nATM1 Speaker on until remote carrier is detected by the modem. \nATM2 Speaker is always on even after you connect. \nATM3 No Dialing sounds, but speaker makes noise until it connects.
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use a voip service. thats voice over ip you can use ones like skype or vonage, btw skpye is to call computer to computer
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DSL is a generic term, but it generally refers to the unused bandwidth on a copper pair coming into a building.\n\n[--voice--] [------------- data -----------]\n\nBy that default definition, you cannot get DSL over a fiber-optic line.  It's very possible that you have a fiber-optic line running in front of your house, and you'd be unable to get DSL.  DSL is a distance-sensitive service.  There is a device the phone company uses called a DSLAM (DSL Access Module) that is installed in the phone company's switch.  There has to be 3 miles (roughly) or LESS of copper between you and the DSLAM in order for it to work.   \n\nYou might want to check with SBC (now AT&T) about other high-speed options, or you might check with your cable company.\n\nIn 1996, before DSL, I had an issue with being able to get high-speed, and the only way I could do it was to buy a T1 line (which, at the time, cost $4,000+ per month).  I accomplished it by setting up 48 modems and selling dial-up service to fund my T1.  that's how I became an ISP.  Today, I'd do the same thing...but I'd fund it by selling wireless connectivity to my neighbors...since if you can't DSL, they probably can't either.
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pppoe connections are primarily dsl connections, i believe...
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You need a device called "VoIP Gateway" to convert the standard Analog voice to voice packets.\n\nThe cheapest is to use VoIP software client, but better quality can be achieved with hardware device.\n\nFor mobile phones there are bluethooth adapters.\n\nAnd you need a company wich will terminate calls for you (ITSP)
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DSL internet, yes\nDial up, NO\nCable Internet, Yes