Creator explains motivation and technical architecture
2 Oct 31 11:58 AM · 11d ago · 1 comment · 1 source · development 2 of 6
The developer clarifies the design goals: enabling real phone line functionality on a computer (calls and texts on a physical SIM), with call audio handled through a USB sound card implemented by an RP2040 microcontroller. The RP2040 bridges the modem's 1.8V PCM audio through a level shifter to handle audio in and out over USB.
“I wanted a real phone line on my computer: calls and texts on a physical SIM, answered through my headset at my desk, or by a script or an AI agent when I'm away.”
abijahkajabijahkaj Hardware designer / project creatorKoppar AI Design-to-manufacturing service
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I wanted a real phone line on my computer: calls and texts on a physical SIM, answered through my headset at my desk, or by a script or an AI agent when I'm away. Cloud numbers get treated as VoIP, and old Android phones give you no clean way to get call audio in and out over USB.So this is a 4-layer USB-C board around a Quectel EC25-EUX. Behind a…
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