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How to map pinouts from SMDR RJ-45 to DB9.
I also want to use Outlook|contacts to place call from modem and modem can pickup line from BIS-34D AT&T phone set. I have System 25 R3 Ver 4.15.4
How to connect BIS-34D to modem or any other idea.
Thanks,
RD
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You can't connect a proprietary phone to a pots line. It won't work.
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Bell sonecor equipment makes a device called the "modem mate" that should enable you to connect your modem to any phone system. They list in the MCM catalog for $70.00. It's worth looking into anyway. <font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by rd:
How to map pinouts from SMDR RJ-45 to DB9.
I also want to use Outlook|contacts to place call from modem and modem can pickup line from BIS-34D AT&T phone set. I have System 25 R3 Ver 4.15.4
How to connect BIS-34D to modem or any other idea.
Thanks,
RD</font>
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In order to run the SMDR, you will need a AF-355 adapter. Connect that to a DB-25 to DB-9 pin converter and you won't need to worry about the pin outs. The Af-355 adapter has an Rj-45 plug to run a cable from in to the SMDR outlet.
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You can plug a general purpose adapter into the "other" jack on the bottom of the BIS 34 to connect the modem (or any single line device) to it. A 355A or 355AF adapter is the best way to connect to the smdr port.
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