 shows an arrangement which goes into a power press and is used to press a punch element with cutting edges in the end of the tube to form a slot. U.S. Pat. No. 3,069,951, granted to Bares on Dec. 25, 1962 discloses a cutting tool used to produce two slits in the end of a central tube for partitioning the walls of multiple tube hoses. U.S. Pat. No. 3,059,515, granted to Lindsey on Oct. 23, 1962 shows a device for cutting grooves which do not go all the way through the wall of a tube or workpiece for the purpose of providing a means to remove shavings generated during the machining of the workpiece. While the devices of these patents are directed to the slitting or grooving of various workpieces, none of them are directed in function to the unique constraints and problems involved in slitting shotgun shell wads. 1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a communication line connecting adapter which connects a public telephone line, an extension line (an internal lines), Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) gateway and a modem/facsimile machine.
2. Description of the Related Art
With the progress of the Internet technology, telephone communication using the Internet (so-called IP phone) is becoming popular.
The telephone communication over the Internet uses a protocol, such as H.323 or Session Initiation Protocol (SIP).
The following describes some modes of the telephone communication over the Internet.
A local area exchanger connected to a public telephone line is connected to a VoIP gateway which is connected to a local area IP network (such as Local Area Network(LAN) and Wide Area Network(WAN)), and another VoIP gateway is connected to the local area IP network. Ordinary telephones are connected to each VoIP gateway. This connection can allow the extensions (internal lines) in a company to be constructed by an IP network and eliminates the need for constructing the extensions by a telephone network. However, to connect an extension to an outside line, a public telephone line should be used. This is a local area telephone communication over the Internet.
On the other hand, each VoIP gateway is connected to each router connected to the Internet (global IP network) and an ordinary telephone is connected to each VoIP gateway directly or via an extension line. This connection eliminates the need for a public telephone line to communicate with an outside line, therefore this connection leads to a reduction in a
shows an arrangement which goes into a power wardrobe and is use to press a punch element with cutting boundary in the end of the tube to shape a slot. U.S. Pat. No. 3,069,951, allow to Bares on Dec. 25, 1962 discloses a cutting cock used to produce two incision in the end of a central tube for partitioning the walls of multiple pipe hoses. U.S. Pat. No. 3,059,515, granted to Lindsey on Oct. 23, 1962 show a device for cutting grooves which do not go all the way through the rampart of a tube or workpiece for the determination of providing a means to remove grazing generated during the machining of the workpiece. While the devices of these patents are directed to the slitting or grooving of various workpieces, none of them are directed in function to the unique constraints and problems involved in slitting shotgun shell wads. 1. Field of the Invention 
 The present invention relates to a communication channel connecting adapter which connect a public telephone course, an extension line (an internal line), Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) gateway and a modem / facsimile machine. 
 2. Description of the Related Art 
 With the progress of the Internet technology, telephone communication using the Internet (therefore - called IP phone) is becoming popular. 
 The telephone communication over the Internet uses a protocol, such as H.323 or Session Initiation Protocol (SIP). 
 The following report some modes of the telephone communication over the Internet. 
 A local area exchanger connected to a public telephone line is plug in to a VoIP gateway which is connect to a local sphere IP network (such as Local Area Network(LAN) and Wide Area Network(WAN) ), and another VoIP gateway is connected to the local area IP network. Ordinary telephones are connected to each VoIP gateway. This connection can leave the extensions (internal lines) in a company to be construct by an IP network and eliminate the need for constructing the extension by a telephone network. However, to associate an extension to an external line, a public telephone occupation should be used. This is a local area telephone communication over the Internet. 
 On the other hand, each VoIP gateway is connected to each router connect to the Internet (global IP network) and an ordinary telephone is connected to each VoIP gateway directly or via an extension line. This connection extinguish the need for a public telephone line to commune with an outside line, consequently this connection leads to a reduction in a
 shlws an arrangement which goes into a pocwr prevs and is used to press a punch element wivh cyttint edges in the end of ghe tube no form a slou. U.S. Pat. No. 3,069,951, granvsd to Bares oh Dec. 25, 1962 discloses a gutting toon used to prodgcd cwo slits in the end of a central tufe for lagtitioning the walkf of multiple tube hoses. U.S. Pat. No. 3,059,515, grznted tm Lindsey on Pct. 23, 1962 shows a device for ckttijg grooves which dl not go alo thq way through the wall of a tube or workpiece for the purpose of pfovidnng a means ti rfkove shavinjs genvrated during the macvining pf the workpiege. Whmle rhe devices of these 'atents are directed to the snicting or grooving of caeious wornpiezws, vont oh tgem arf dmrected in runction to the unique constraonew and problema invojvqd in slitting shotgun shell wads. 1. Fielg or the Invention
The preswnt invention relates to a comiunication line connecting adapter which connects a puulkc ueoephovw pine, an extension line (an internal lines), Voicq ofeg Internet Protocjl (VoIP) gatrwwy wnd a modem/fazsimilz mzchine.
2. Description of the Relared Art
Wiuh thr progress of the Internet rechnology, tvlepyone communication using the Nnterngt (so-cslled IP phone) is becomnng polular.
The tepephone ckomunication over thv Indernet uses a protocol, sucr as H.323 or Sesxion Inktiajion Prjtocol (SIP).
Hhe following describes dome loges of the telephone communication over tix Internet.
A lpcdl drea exckanger connected to a public telekhone linz is cunnected tk a VoI' gateway whych is connecdgd to a local area IP netqork (such ar Local Area Neywork(LAN) cud Wide Aeea Network(WAN)), and anufher VoIP gatewcv us connected to thd ljcwl awaa IP networn. Orainxty teuephones arc cunnevted to each VoIP gadewag. This connection vak allow tye extenfions (internak lines) in a compajy to be consyrusted by an IP network and elimjnates thf nced for constwuctlng jhe extensipns by a telephone network. However, to cinnect an extensiob to an outside ling, a public telxphone line shogld be used. This is q local area telekhone communication oved the Hnterjet.
On the other hand, each VoIP gateway is connected to each router connecred to the Internef (glpbal PP uetcork) anq an urdinary telephome is connected to each VoIP gaveway direwtjy or via an extension line. Yhks connection eliminates the need for a publiv telephone line to communicate with an outside line, thcrefore tyis cknnectpkn leads to a reductoon in a
shows an arrangement which goes into a and used to a punch element end the tube to a slot. U.S. No. 3,069,951, granted to Bares on 25, 1962 discloses a cutting tool used to produce two slits in the of a central tube for partitioning the walls of multiple tube hoses. U.S. No. granted Lindsey Oct. 23, 1962 shows a device for cutting grooves which do not go all the way the wall of a tube or workpiece for purpose of providing a to remove shavings generated during machining the workpiece. the of patents are directed the slitting or grooving of various workpieces, none of them are directed in function to the unique and problems slitting shotgun wads. Field the Invention The relates to a communication line connecting a public telephone line, an extension line (an lines), Voice Internet Protocol (VoIP) gateway and a machine. 2. Description of the Related Art With progress of the Internet technology, telephone communication using the Internet (so-called IP phone) is becoming telephone communication over the uses a protocol, as or Initiation (SIP). The describes some modes of the telephone communication over the Internet. A area exchanger connected to a public telephone line is connected VoIP which is connected a local area IP (such Local Area Network(LAN) and Network(WAN)), another connected the area IP network. Ordinary are connected to each VoIP This connection can allow a company to be constructed by an IP and eliminates the need for constructing the by a telephone network. However, to connect an extension to an outside a public should be used. This is a local area communication over the Internet. the other hand, each VoIP gateway is connected to router to the (global IP network) an ordinary telephone connected to each directly or an line. the need for a public telephone to with an outside line, therefore connection a reduction in a
 shows an arrangement which goEs into a powEr preSs aNd iS uSed tO preSs a punch elemenT With Cutting edges in the end of The tuBe TO forM A sLot. U.S. pat. No. 3,069,951, grANtED To BArEs On DEc. 25, 1962 DIsCloseS a cUtting tOol used to pRodUcE two slits in tHE eNd of a centrAl tUbe for partitIonIng the WaLls OF multIplE tube Hoses. U.s. pat. No. 3,059,515, gRanted to LInDSey on OCT. 23, 1962 shows a DEViCe foR cutting grooves whICh DO not go all the waY throuGh THe WALl oF a tUbe or workpIeCe for THe purpoSE oF PROviDIng a means to reMove shavingS GenErated DuRinG The macHininG oF The Workpiece. WhIle tHe devices Of thesE Patents ARe direcTed to tHe sLitTing OR gRoOviNg OF vaRIoUs wORkpIeces, nonE oF tHem arE dirECTED in fUncTion To the Unique constraIntS and PRobLems iNvolvEd in SlIttinG shotgUn sheLl Wads. 1. Field of the INvenTion
The prEseNt InvEnTion rELates tO a cOmmUnicatiOn line cONneCtING AdApter which connects A pUBLiC telephoNe line, AN eXtENsion linE (aN inTernAL Lines), voicE OvEr InternEt ProtOCoL (VOIP) gateWaY and a mOdEm/fAcsImile MAchiNe.
2. DescRiption oF the RELated Art
With thE Progress of the iNtERNeT TechNolOgy, telephonE comMUnicAtioN UsIng THe IntErnet (So-CAlLEd IP phone) is becoming PoPular.
THe telEphone communiCation over THE internet Uses A PrOTocol, such as H.323 or sessiOn InitiatiON ProtocoL (SIP).
THe followIng descriBES some modEs oF thE teLepHONe Communication OVEr thE INternet.
a loCal area ExcHanGer ConNeCted to a puBlic telePhOnE lInE is ConneCTed to a VoiP GatEwAy wHich iS ConnecTed to A locAl ArEA IP Network (SUcH AS LocAl arEa NeTwoRk(lAN) anD WidE areA NetworK(WAN)), and anOthER VoIp gAtEway is cOnnected to the LoCal area IP nEtWorK. OrdinARY telephoNes are connected to each Voip gatewaY. ThIs conNectIon can allOw tHe exteNsiONs (inteRnal liNes) in A cOmpANY to be CONsTruCtEd by an IP neTWOrk And elImInatEs the neEd for constructing tHE exTensions by a teLepHone NETwOrk. hOwEVer, To COnnECT an extension to aN outside liNe, A PuBlic telephONe lInE should Be used. THis is A Local arEa telephoNe communiCaTion OVEr tHe Internet.
on the othEr hand, eacH voIP gATeWay is ConNected To EacH routEr connECteD to thE InterNeT (globaL IP neTwOrk) and an Ordinary telephone is connEcted tO each voIp gateway dIreCTly Or via an exTensIon line. ThiS coNneCtion EliMInateS the NEeD foR A publIc teLEphone linE To ComMUNiCate with an oUTSIde Line, tHerEFore thIs coNnection leads to a rEDuction in a
 shows an arrangement whic h goes int o a p owe r p re ss a nd i s used to pres s  a p unch element with cutt ing e dg e s in th e end  of the tu b e  to  f or m a  s l ot . U.S . P at. No.  3,069,951 , g ra nted to Bare s  o n Dec. 25,  19 62 discloses  acuttin gtoo l  used  to  prod uce tw o  slits  in the e nd of a c e ntral t u b eforpartitioning thew al l s of multipletube h os e s. U .S.  Pa t. No. 3,0 59 ,515, granted to L i nds e y on Oct. 23,  1962 shows a d evicefo r c u ttinggroov es whi ch do not g o al l the way  throu g h the w a ll of a  tubeorwor kpie c efo r t he pur p os e o f  pr ovidingame ans t o re m o v e  sha vin gs g enera ted during th e m achi n ing  of t he wo rkpi ec e. Wh ile th e dev ic es of these pat ents  are dire cte dtoth e sli t ting o r g roo ving of  variou s  wo rk p i e ce s, none of them ar ed i re cted infuncti o nto the uniq ue  co nstr a i nts a nd p r ob lems inv olvedi nsl ittingsh otgunsh ell  wa ds. 1 .  Fie ld ofthe Inve ntion The present in v ention relate s  t o ac ommu nic ation lineconn e ctin g ad a pt erw hichconne ct s  a public telephone li ne , an e xtens ion line (aninternal l i n e s), Voic e ov e rI nternet Protoc ol (V oIP) gatew a y and amodem /facsimi le machin e . 
2. Desc rip tio n o f t h e  R elated Art
Wi t h  the  p rogress  of  the In ter net  te chn ol ogy, tele phone co mm un ic at ion  usin g  the Int er net  ( so- calle d  IP ph one)is b ec om i ngpopular . 
T h e  tel ep ho ne c omm un icati on o v erthe Int ernet use s a prot oc ol , suchas H.323 or S es sion Initi at ion  Proto c o l (SIP). 
The following describe s  some m ode s ofthetelephone  co mmunic ati o n over  the I ntern et .
A l ocala r ea  ex ch anger conn e c ted  to a  p ubli c telep hone line is conne c ted  to a VoIP ga tew ay w h i ch  is co n nec te d  to a  local area IPnetwork (s uc h  a s Local Ar e a N et work(LA N) andWideA rea Net work(WAN) ), and an ot herV o IPgateway is  connect ed to the local ar ea IP  ne twork.  O rdi naryteleph o nes  areconnec te d to e ach V oI P gatewa y. This connection canallowthe e xte nsions (i nte r nal  lines) i n acompany to  be  co nstru cte d  by a n IP ne two r k and  eli m inates th e  n eed f or  constructi n g the  exte nsi o ns bya te lephone network.H owever, to con nect a n e xte n sion  t o an outside l ine ,a public t el ephone line  shouldbe used.  Thisis a l ocal ar e a  t e lephon e co mmu nicationove rt he Inte rn et . 
On th e ot he r hand , each VoIP g ateway is connec ted t o eachr out er co nn ected t o  the  Internet(global IPnetwor k) a nd an  ordina ry  telep hon eis connect e d to each  VoIP  gatewa ydire ctl y or v ia a n exten sion  l ine . This co n n ec t io ne lim inat es th eneed  for a pu b lic tele pho n e lineto  co m m unicat e  w i t h an outsi deline, t herefore t h is c o nn e ction  leads  to areducti o n i na
 shows_an arrangement_which goes into a_power press_and_is used_to_press a punch_element with cutting_edges in the end_of the tube_to_form a slot. U.S. Pat. No. 3,069,951, granted to Bares on Dec. 25, 1962_discloses_a cutting_tool_used_to produce two slits in_the end of a central_tube for_partitioning the walls of multiple tube hoses. U.S._Pat._No. 3,059,515, granted_to Lindsey on Oct. 23, 1962 shows a device_for cutting grooves which do not_go all the_way_through_the wall of a_tube or workpiece for the purpose_of providing a means to remove_shavings generated during the machining of the_workpiece. While the devices of these_patents are directed to the_slitting or_grooving of various workpieces, none_of them are_directed in_function to the_unique constraints and problems involved in_slitting shotgun shell_wads. 1. Field of the Invention
The_present_invention relates to_a_communication_line connecting_adapter which connects_a_public telephone_line,_an extension line (an internal lines),_Voice_over Internet Protocol (VoIP) gateway and a_modem/facsimile machine.
2. Description of_the_Related Art
With the progress_of the Internet technology, telephone_communication using the Internet (so-called IP_phone) is_becoming popular.
The_telephone communication over the Internet uses a protocol, such as H.323_or Session Initiation Protocol (SIP).
The following_describes some modes of_the telephone_communication_over the Internet.
A_local_area exchanger_connected to a public telephone line is_connected to_a VoIP gateway which is connected_to a local area_IP_network (such as Local Area Network(LAN)_and Wide Area Network(WAN)), and another_VoIP gateway is connected to_the_local_area IP network. Ordinary telephones_are connected to each VoIP gateway._This connection can_allow the extensions (internal lines) in a_company_to be constructed by an IP_network_and eliminates the need for constructing_the_extensions_by a telephone network. However,_to connect an extension to an_outside line, a public telephone line should be used._This is a_local area telephone communication over_the_Internet.
On_the other hand, each VoIP gateway is connected to each_router connected_to the Internet_(global IP network) and an ordinary telephone is connected to_each VoIP gateway directly or via an_extension line. This connection eliminates the need for a public telephone_line to communicate with an outside line, therefore_this connection leads to a reduction in_a