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B
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reply to christcorp
Re: VOIPo - Now (unofficially) supporting BYOD

Sunrocket was so far ahead of its time. The great underrated Innomedia supports pulse dialing just fine.

I'm glad to hear that another pulse-capable adapter (and a company willing to spend that extra 3 cents for the relay circuit) exists.

-- B
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In a realm outside causality and function
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said by christcorp See Profile :

I actually really like the Grandstream 502 that voipo provides. Main reason; as stupid as it sounds; is that it's the only adapter I've used that allows my ROTARY DIAL phones to work. Don't ask how. I don't know if it's the adapter; voipo; or a combination of both.
This converter device may be of interest for some setups:
»www.oldphoneworks.com/pulse-to-t···ter.html

They say it works on many VoIP systems, but not on MagicJock.
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slow mo

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said by B See Profile :

Sunrocket was so far ahead of its time. The great underrated Innomedia supports pulse dialing just fine.

I'm glad to hear that another pulse-capable adapter (and a company willing to spend that extra 3 cents for the relay circuit) exists.

-- B
I agree.

My 1920's Northern Electric (Bell Canada) telephone was happy with SR's Innomedia. Now it's happy again with VO's HT502.
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