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a analog modem will not work on a digital line properly. I am sure somewhere out there there is probably an adapter/ convertor to convert analog to digital but I would not suggest trying it because an analog line will have problem communicating through the digital line it is possible but i would highly recommend not doing this 
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a analog modem will not work on a digital line properly. I am sure somewhere out there there is probably an adapter/ convertor to convert analog to digital but I would not suggest trying it because an analog line will have problem communicating through the digital line it is possible but i would highly recommend not doing this

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I think you're right, but I'm hoping someone, somewhere has an answer...<br />
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Thanks for the comment tho...
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I think you're right, but I'm hoping someone, somewhere has an answer...

Thanks for the comment tho...

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3Com has a product, Digital line guard thats warns if you're about to connect to damaging digital or PBX lines but I can't find any more info on it tonight, the site seems to be slugish.
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3Com has a product, Digital line guard thats warns if you're about to connect to damaging digital or PBX lines but I can't find any more info on it tonight, the site seems to be slugish.

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3Com also has Digital modems if that is what you need.<br />
Check out their site:<br />
<a href="http://www.3com.com" rel="ugc">http://www.3com.com</a>
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3Com also has Digital modems if that is what you need.
Check out their site:
http://www.3com.com [http://www.3com.com]

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Thanks for all your help everyone
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What adapters are available to connect an analogue modem to a digital phone line?<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Dan
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What adapters are available to connect an analogue modem to a digital phone line?

Thanks

Dan

Connecting a modem to a digital line

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