Brian West [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Benjamin on Asterisk Mailing Lists [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > > Having said that, you have a good case in favour of the Intel modems > > if you are in a country where the X100P doesn't have type approval but > > you can find an Intel modem (with the right chipset) that does. In > > such a case, using the Intel modem might be the only legal way to > > connect your Asterisk box to an analog PSTN line. > > > Not really the X101P is really just a modem that already has the > approvals. They stick a heatsink of the md3200 chip and call it an x101p. > That's an expensive heatsink. :-)
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