Sorry, forgot to mention, I'm looking for a device I could pick up locally
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; biz@taug.ca> Date: Thu, 23
> Aug 2007 09:38:15 -0400> Subject: [biz] GSM Gateway> > Morning All,> > I'm
> looking an inexpensive GSM gateway (support for 1 GSM SIM
Have you considered using a product such as the Dock-n-Talk by phonelabs?
http://www.phonelabs.com/ It allows you to connect your cell phone (GSM or
CDMA) into an analog phone line. You could take that line and run it into
your asterisk box.
I have used the dock-n-talk for many years (just by its
Hi Claudius,
I know this isn't exactly an answer to your question, but I think I've heard
about a module for Asterisk that connects to a cel phone using bluetooth.
When a call comes in on the cel phone, Asterisk answers it. When you want
to place a call out, Asterisk uses the cel phone.
My guess
Claudius,
I think you can get something like this and get it to work with your Asterisk:
http://www.2n.cz/products/gsm_gateways/voip_gsm_gateway/voiceblue_voip_gsm_gateway.html
Thanks for heads up Dave - we will not solicit offers to Claudius to
buy from us ;)
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Alex Kovalenko
877.585.VOIP ext.
g in GTA let me know too :)
Behrooz
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> [on-asterisk] RE: [biz] GSM Gateway> > Claudius,> > I think you can ge
GTA let me know too :)
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> [on-asterisk] RE: [biz] GSM Gateway> > Hi All,> > Bruce - excellent points.
> 2N is a good equipment company however can> only run 4 concurrent GSM calls
> at the same time. The feedback about> integrating 2N with Aster
