Fax machines can be hooked up to your regular phone line. The disadvantage of this is that your line will be busy while sending or receiving a fax.
no they can not.
Fax machines are used to transmit scanned documents over telephone lines. They are able to send and receive documents quickly and securely. Fax machines require a dedicated phone line for operation and are becoming less common with the rise of digital communication methods.
Most POS machines these days can still use phone connections but also accept DSL.
Setting up a dedicated fax line is something that can be done via the phone company. This is due to the fact that you have to install specialized hardware.
With most popular cable companies you can add a phone line for fax services. There are certain fax machines and devices that you can even share a fax line with a phone line.
Yes. Phones and fax machines use the same network.
This is one disadvantage of using fax machine, you cannot receive a fax when your phone is off hook. Unless you have a dedicated phone line for the fax machine alone. Internet fax on the other hand does not require a dedicated phone line and a fax machine. All fax documents are sent over the internet connection, which means you can send and receive faxes anytime and anywhere.
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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.
most fax machines have two plug sockets on the back, one for the phone line the other for connecting the phone. Just plug the phone into the fax machine.
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ADSL needs to be filtered and so does ALL other equipment on the line. This includes any alarm equipment (red care for example). Red care does work with ADSL but most alarm companies recommend a dedicated line.