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SatVox Satellite Telephone And Satellite FAX System

Standard Configuration

The SatVox system comes with a specially designed and preconfigured hardware terminal for each end of the connection. At the satellite remote side, a telephone jack located on the remote terminal is connected to a customer-provided standard wired or wireless telephone and/or FAX machine The remote terminal is also connected to the Skycasters satellite Internet service via ethernet.

At the landline end of the connection, the host terminal is connected via ethernet to the customers LAN switch or hub (connected to the Internet via any broadband connection). The host terminal telephone jack is connected to a standard telephone line via a standard telephone jack. The system is then ready to place or receive calls.

Calls or FAXs made to the remote site telephone number (the number of the telephone line) will ring through to the remote satellite telephone as if the remote site telephone were in the same room with the Host Terminal, the only difference being approximately 3⁄4 of a second of delay, as the signal traverses the satellite space link. Any calls or FAXs made from the remote side will be local (if local to the telephone line) or will be placed through the long distance carrier that has been selected for the telephone line.

PBX Option

As an option, the landline host terminal can connect to an analog port on the customers PBX. Please contact your PBX vendor if you don't know whether or not your PBX has an available analog port. The SatVox Host Terminal comes equipped with 1 FXO port and 1 FXS port.