On 13 Feb, 12:34, josh...@gmail.com wrote:[color=blue][color=green][color=darkred]
> > > Intermediary to 2 independent phone line.
> > > Caller calls a number of line A, the connected device allows the
> > > caller to dial a number of line B.[/color][/color]
>
> On 12 Feb, 08:45, Colin Wilson wrote:
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> > If you can get caller ID off the first phone, you could probably rig up
> > an app on a computer to do what you want without too much trouble...[/color]
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> > Where this might cause problems is if the caller on A is behind a PABX
> > that doesn't hand out a caller ID (like ours in work) or the
> > presentation number is a generic number, not that of the caller.[/color]
>
> Thank you Colin for the suggestion.
>
> This would I suppose require some sort of internal card with 2 phone
> ports and the application.
>
> If so could you please tell me what make of card should do this and
> what sort of software application will have to be written?
>
> It should be OK my cross posting this to uk.telecom.voip and
> uk.telecom.
>
> Regards,
> DMJoshi[/color]

Dear DM Joshi

Indeed there is a device. [url]www.connexin.co.uk[/url] sell for £39.99 its a
sophisticated ATA with Hop on Hop Off service meaning... you get 2
lines.. you ring one, enter a pin and dial out over the other. For
more info contact [email]info@connexin.co.uk[/email]

Hope that helps.

F