A fax device scans a page to be transmitted, inspecting tiny areas, and converts each point to a value representing how light or dark that point is. That value is converted to a sound where the frequency and/or volume of the sound corresponds to the darkness level of that spot on the page. The sounds all go through the phone line where another fax modem or a fax machine receives the sounds and converts it back to a number and then back to a spot on a page being printed.
You use sound waves to communicate.
You don't communicate with me enough.
Wolves use their sense of smell to communicate through chemical messages
An internal modem is a hardware component installed inside a computer that enables it to connect to the internet or communicate over telephone lines. It converts digital data from the computer into analog signals for transmission and vice versa for incoming data. Internal modems are typically integrated into the computer's motherboard or added as a separate expansion card, providing a space-saving solution compared to external modems. They are commonly used for dial-up internet connections, though their use has declined with the advent of faster broadband technologies.
They use morse code.
to use dialup internet, or use your computer as a fax machine
To communicate over a phone line, your computer needs a modem
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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.
To convert an analog fax machine to digital, you can use a device called a fax modem or a cloud fax service. A fax modem connects your fax machine to a computer, allowing it to send and receive faxes digitally via email or the internet. Alternatively, cloud fax services enable you to send and receive faxes online without the need for a physical fax machine, typically using an email interface or a web portal. Both methods reduce reliance on traditional phone lines and streamline fax operations.
generally no, you cannot use a fax machine as a modem to connect to the internet. However, there are some fax machines that can connect and send faxes strictly over the internet - essentially a fax machine can send to another fax machine that has the same capability through the internet over the ip address system. Look up T.38 and fax over ip for more information
Animals use sound to communicate and/or scare away predators.
They can squeak
A modem. Modem is short for mudulator/demodulator. Telephone lines use analog signals which your computer cannot interpret. When analog signals reach a modem however, they are converted to digital signals and then passed to the computer. When sending data, this process is reversed.
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In normal circumstances, to communicate orally.
It either can't communicate on line, or you would have to use a NIC (Network Interface Card) to do so.