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Plug an RJ-11 telephone line splitter into the telephone port on the modem, if the cable modem only contains one telephone port. Plug the fax machine's telephone cable into one of the ports on the splitter, and then plug the other end of the telephone cable into the splitter's other port.
However, you do need to have the right hardware--as long as you have a printer that has a fax machine built into it, you can run your faxes right through a cable modem. In order to be able to use a cable modem to fax, you need to do this over the Internet and you need to have a printer that faxes.
0:18 2:52 Suggested clip Setting Up the Hardware for Faxing on an HP Laser Printer | HP YouTubeStart of suggested client of suggested clip Setting Up the Hardware for Faxing on an HP Laser Printer | HP
Self-installation is easy. Step 1: Connect Modem. Connect the power cable to the modem, and then plug the other end into an electrical outlet. Step 2: Connect the Modem to the Wi-Fi Router. Step 3: Connect Device to Wi-Fi Router. Enter the password printed on the Wi-Fi router. Step 4: Activate Modem Online.
To send the wireless fax, make sure your computer and printer are turned on and running on the same network. Your HP printer without a phone line works just fine when it is hooked up to the wireless network. If the printer does not have a fax tray, you must scan each page of the document before sending the fax.
To connect your telephone and your fax machine using two separate telephone lines, you connect one end of the cable into the wall jack for your fax line and the other end of the cable into the jack typically labeled Line found on the back of the fax machine.
When you don't want to spend the extra money on a second phone line dedicated to a fax machine but need the capability to send and receive faxes, you can use a phone and a fax machine on a single line. However, some fax machines allow you to set a delay to give you time to answer before the fax does.
A fax line can cost anywhere from US$3-35 a month depending on how it is set up. There are three ways of getting a fax line: With an online fax service (a virtual fax machine). Costs start at US$5-15/month for 100 pages/month of fax transmissions.
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