tim.jtq
Super Pro Member
Hi Everyone
Does anyone here know of an ATA (either built into a router or standalone) that exactly replicates the British experience of making and receiving analogue phone calls?
I will explain what I mean by this.
In America and other countries, the dial tone is just a continuous sinusoidal tone. However, the British dial tone is a sort of "brrrrr" noise if you know what I mean. (It is difficult to describe it exactly.)
In America and other countries, when the phone rings, the bell is continuously on just once for a while and then continuously off for a while and it then repeats. However, in Britain the bell does a sort of double ring and is then continuously off for a while and it then repeats.
Thank you very much.
Does anyone here know of an ATA (either built into a router or standalone) that exactly replicates the British experience of making and receiving analogue phone calls?
I will explain what I mean by this.
In America and other countries, the dial tone is just a continuous sinusoidal tone. However, the British dial tone is a sort of "brrrrr" noise if you know what I mean. (It is difficult to describe it exactly.)
In America and other countries, when the phone rings, the bell is continuously on just once for a while and then continuously off for a while and it then repeats. However, in Britain the bell does a sort of double ring and is then continuously off for a while and it then repeats.
Thank you very much.























