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Digital Line Converter
I have a very simple 56k External Modem that I need to hook up to a digital line. From the research I have done, the only way to do it is buy a $150 digital line converter. My company won't spring for that due to the simplicity of the job this modem will perform. If anyone knows of a cheaper way to peform this task, it would be much appreciated.
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Re: Digital Line Converter
That's the only way, but you may be able to find the converter for less money.
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