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analog phone to mobile converter ?

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  • 04-03-2009 3:31am
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    Kristok
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    im wondering does anyone know if there is such a device that will let me plug in an old analog phone and let me ring as normal but instead of having a land line connectd to the phone id have a device with a sim card for one of the mobile networks that it would convert the tones to and ring through. basically have an alarm with a phone dialer but no landline.


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    MunsterCycling
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    gsm dialer. Google is thy friend


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    linuxguy
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    Hi

    A basic GSM gatway with FXS/RJ11 port will do this for you.

    Regards


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    FusionNet
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    The one I use when I install GSM Dateways is the one below:

    The Teltonika VoiceUSB is a multifunctional single line
    analogue Fixed Cellular Terminal for voice and data
    communications.
    It operates over dual band GSM 900/1800 Mhz, and it
    will also support additional bearers including HSCSD,
    GPRS and EDGE.

    Its a gateway and modem. Gateways are one Item that has not really come down in price. Expect to pay between 200-300 for one.

    If you want a PDF spec email me.

    Best of luck


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    Dardania
    Registered Users Posts: 3,612 ✭✭✭Dardania


    would it not be easier and result in a simpler topology to replace the PSTN digi-dialler with a GSM digi-dialler? Might also have power benefits - I think that most GSM > PSTN gateways require mains power but the GSM digi-dialler will use the alarms power supply, whcih is battery backed


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