You need to install a VoIP phone system with supported fax feature.
You can't - magic jack is a VoIP phone system, and typically those are incompabile with a fax transmission.
Connect the fax with a regular phone line to a phone jack in the wall. The type of cable is called an RJ11 cable, and it should connect both to the fax machine and to the phone outlet in the wall.
If you are using VoIP which has modem, you can't send fax obviously. You must connect you fax machine to separate lines directly to your ADSL splitter. But, if you are using like ringcentral, you can still fax via internet using you computer or using your fax machine. OrangePoint.net also has a solution without having to buy hardware or software. It's call computer faxing. Onesuite.com has an online fax solution too and it is more reliable and alot cheaper than sending your fax through VoIP lines. It is possible under certain conditions to send a fax over a VoIP line, but it's proven to be highly unreliable in general, and is "officially unsupported" by most VoIP providers. The issue is that VoIP was designed for voice calls, not modem calls. My company, FaxLogic, and one other I know of, Nextiva, make "adapters" that allow you to connect a regular fax machine to the Internet. Unlike "faxing over VoIP", where the modem signal "rides" the VoIP channel (and generally doesn't work), this is "faxing over IP", where the modem signal is converted into data packets by the adapter, which traverse the Internet (or other IP network) just like any other data packet. It's a reliable system designed specifically for fax, and makes a great compliment to VoIP.
You connect the fax machine to the phone line - the same type of phone line that the phone is connected to. If you want to use the same phone jack, you may need to either get a phone line splitter, or some phones have an "extension" so that another line can be added to a phone.
There are many ways that someone could fax over VOIP on the internet. The best way of faxing over VOIP on the internet is to use a fax machine to put the item over the internet to another fax machine.
Classic phone tools is a VoIP program that combines phone, fax, speaker phone, answer machine and voicemail on your PC or laptop in one graphic interface.
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.
In many cases, it is a wrong number or someone who called on the phone, got the fax signal, then hung up. In other cases, it can be a symbol that your fax machine isn't hooked up properly, or that it is connected to a phone line it can't communicate with (such as a VoIP line).
To print to a fax machine wirelessly from a mobile phone: you would need a fax machine (or multifunction) with wifi capability. The drivers (or app) would be on the phone, and you could fax from the phone that way. This depends on the technology that both your phone and fax machine have. To fax from a mobile phone: there are services called "online fax" services that will let you send or receive faxes from a phone or computer. To fax wirlessly from a fax machine through a cell phone: this technology isn't on the market, however there are "GSM faxes" that can operate off of a cell phone signal.
No. The MagicJack is the lowest form of VoIP service, and will not support the quality needed to transmit a FAX, or anything other than voice.
You are confused. Your fax machine does not have a phone number. You must conect it to a phone line to use the machine. The phone number is whatever phone line you connect to your machine.
A GSM fax machine is that a fax machine that connects to the phone network through GSM (Global System for Mobile) (aka cell phone technology).