Fax Voip T38 Fax & Voice - Fax and Answering Machine for your SIP/H.323 Network. Support for Multiple SIP Registrations. Call Routing. Voice Fax Modem for your Fax & Voice software. Color faxes over VOIP. Incoming Routing Methods. Fax-On-Demand.
What is Fax Voip? From the perspective of your fax or voice application, it's a Voice Fax Modem. Fax Voip installs Virtual COM Ports and virtual “FaxVoip Modems 14400 bps Voice-Fax” onto your system. You can setup your Fax & Voice program to operate with Fax Voip COM ports or virtual modems. From the perspective of your VOIP internet network, it’s a SIP/H.323 client with T.38 and G.711 Fax support. With Fax Voip you can send and receive T.38 and audio (color and black-and-white) faxes and voice messages without any hardware, using your favourite Fax & Voice program. Fax Voip is the ideal solution for the implementation of Fax and Voice Mailbox into SIP or H.323 network. You can use Fax Voip with your VOIP-based PBX or with your SIP/H.323 Provider. From 1 to 100 virtual lines can be used simultaneously.
Multiple SIP Registrations and Call Routing functions make your system the most flexible as well as allowing you to work with different SIP and H.323 providers simultaneously.
Fax Voip supports Caller ID and Dial a Phone Number Extension features.
You can send T.38 (and audio) faxes via Fax Voip Virtual Printer and receive faxes directly in TIFF or PDF files without using fax software. You can manage faxes with Fax Voip Console.
Fax Voip is a fully-functional system for sending faxes via e-mail (Mail to Fax) and for receiving faxes to e-mail (Fax to Mail).
Incoming Routing Methods (Route through e-mail, Store in a folder, Print) allow you to route incoming faxes to recipients on the network.
Fax Voip T38 Fax & Voice has been successfully tested with Venta Fax & Voice (include color faxes), Microsoft Fax, BVRP Classic Phone Tools 9, FaxTalk Messenger Pro, WinFax Pro and many other well-known programs.

Requirements: Microsoft Net.Framework 2.0 SP1

What's new in this version: 20.10.2011