No, fax machines use dial-up technology. However, you can scan an image of the document and send that as a file (for example, as a PDF file) over the internet.
to use dialup internet, or use your computer as a fax machine
It is because you are using 1 line. Shared line of phone and fax. Fax should have a different phone. or you can use splitter.
The short answer is that you don't. Sure, you can plug a fax modem into a phone line that supports DSL, but it is just using the dial-up capabilities of the line and not the DSL capabilities. A regular modem like that functions like a telephone and transmits in the audible frequency range and not the higher DSL frequencies. With DSL, you'd use a DSL modem (with or without an included router), not a dial-up modem.
There is no fax machine with a camera,some people use there digital cameras instead of a fax machine.
Letter is applicable when the recipient don't have fax machine or living in remote areas.
Fax machines interrupt your internet signal if they use the same phone line your dial-up line. If you have a second phone line, you can hook the fax up to that. If you have DSL, Cable or FIOS internet - there should be no interruptions.
If you are asking the difference between DSL and dialup there is a great difference. Dialup can only offer a top speed of ~56k a second. DSL can offer you speeds of 6mb/sec and faster. DSL goes over your phone lines just like normal dialup but you need to be within range of your provider and they have to rent you a DSL modem so you can pick up the DSL signal off the phone line.Dial-up services use your phone line and a modem. Your modem makes a phone call to the internet service provider's modems to connect, so you cannot talk on the phone while the internet is connected. Dial-up is one of the slowest types of service available, however it is one of the most readily available because it was designed to use basic services like the phone system that are already in place. Dial-up also requires you to connect every time you want to use it.DSL services also use your phone line, but you can still get and place phone calls. DSL is much faster than dial-up, and you do not need to connect every time you want to use the internet; it is an always on service. DSL is relatively secure as well. You can have static or dynamic IP addresses. Static IP addresses are good for game and web servers because you keep the same address, whereas with dynamic IP addresses your address will change periodically.
A DSL filter is used to shield telephones, fax machines, etc, from "digital noise" and / or unwanted interference from other devices. They are recommended for use with most landline phones and similar devices.
Fax internet is a technology to send and receive fax messages. The difference of this technology from the traditional faxing is to use an existing internet connection, instead of using a phone line.
Absolutely - the fax machine should reject any call that's not an actual facsimile transmission, and that call would go through to the normal telephone as a voice call.
Internet fax uses an internet connection as its highway for sending/receiving faxes without having to use ordinary PSTN lines.
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