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Nov 26
KP asked:


I’m thinking of giving an all-in-one printer, copier, scanner, fax machine to my brother for Christmas. He gets broadband thru cable. Can he hook the machine up and use it without a dedicated telephone line?

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6 Responses to “Do I need a second telephone line to use a fax machine from home?”

  1. eViL Says:

    No. You can use your existing line but while sending a fax your line will be busy if someone tries to call.

  2. green eyes Says:

    efax gives out free fax #’s.
    it will come to him in a form of e-mail.

  3. Bhoddisatva Says:

    good ones have fax detection so yes it can be done

  4. Barkley Hound Says:

    You need a phone line but it does not have to be dedicated. When the answering machine answers the phone it will recognize a fax tone and switch from answering machine to fax. If you pick up the phone and hear a fax tone depending on the phone it may switch automatically or you will have to push a phone key.

  5. Racineman Says:

    1 phone line or 2 phone lines - either way, an All in One will work. If you have DSL broadband then connect the All-In-One to the DSL phone filter and all will work well. If you have Cable broadband, and you still have a phone “land line”, just plug tthe All-In-One into the phone jack - No dedicated phone line is necessary. Todays All-in-One’s are smart and pretty much know when its a fax trying to come in

  6. Guido Says:

    You can hook up the machine if you have a VOIP router and VOIP service like vonage, probably cheaper than a dedicated line anyway, just plug it into the back of the router. and check the service.