I'm installing a credit card machine at work - the instructions say to ensure its connected to a PSTN line, never RS232.
Can i use the same socket as i use for the fax line?
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a phone line is PSTN.
plug a phone in, pick it up and if you've got dial tone, your ok.
(assuming your not using an IP phone or something )
Credit card machines just plug into any telephone socket, nothing complicated.
The instructions with your machine are slightly nonsense...all they needed to say was plug into a phone socket.
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