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ArticlesDirect-Inward-Dialing Network Fax-Server Board


June 1995 / What's New / Direct-Inward-Dialing Network Fax-Server Board

Faxination DID routes incoming faxes from the fax server, through the LAN, and directly to users' workstations. Operating at a 14.4-Kbps V.17 fax-transmission rate and using Modified Read data compression, Faxination DID (two-port version, US$1845; four-port version, US$3245) supports T.30 subaddress routing and provides automatic trunk-busy out, trunk-loop back test, diagnostic tools, power-fail support, and DTMF and pulse-dial decoding.

Contact: PureData, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada, (905) 731-6444; E-mail: stephen-1wan@puredata.com .


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