Will this work in tandem with a Polycom 300? There are times I need to pick up a handset. IP phone service.
337545
If either you or your VOIP provider can put the propper settings in it there is no reason it shouldn't work. We use 2 of the 300vvx series at our reception desk and 7 of these throughout rest of building. But your question is a bit vague. Do you mean can you share a line with it so your not paying for another line? (Which yes you should be able to do as well).
337546
Yes, different types of IP phones should work well together. VOIP devices all adhere to a set of standards just like regular home/office phones.
1975723
We use several of these with some Polycom Soundpoint IP331 phones and they are working great! When installed we did initially notice a small decrease in the level of volume output to each device. That was easily resolved by increasing the volume rocker on the phone, so it wasn't anything that we couldn't compensate for. They were purchased so we could plug in both a headset and the handset with this phone. It was paired with a Plantronics W740.
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The provisioning software on the (base) phone allows up to three additional wireless phones. All IP phones will be dependent upon how the router is set up, the IP phone service, and also at the mercy of your ISP. I have only one phone but I got it because I might want to add other later. It works no worse (I think it's better) than any other IP phones (I have 4 - different IP "lines" and phones, one other wired Grandstream.) In fact I actually like the wireless aspect of this IP phone. . .it works well. However, I find that as with ANY other DECT phone (almost ALL regular phones are now DECT), they tend to work better with reception UP than OUT. On this phone reception is good, I like the software (they're all tricky) and pretty easy to set up if you are given the provisioning data by your IP phone service (which most do, especially for the Grandstream products.) It has all the other built-in features you want in any phone. Because of the ubiquity of Grandstream I wouldn't risk an off-brand IP phone.
2117248
Have not tried the VOIP phone setup, but based on my experience with the Netgear, my guess is this would mean your needs.
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I am using it on an analog line, so can not answer your question exactly, but the product information states that it does support SIP as well:http://www.polycom.com/products-services/voice/conferencing-solutions/conferencing-phones/soundstation-duo.html(On the 'technical specifications' tab they have a link to supported SIP platforms.)The 'Duo' name is because it supports both analog and IP voice solutions. If you have not already, you may want to call VoIPCheap and ask them specifically if their service supports this phone directly (without any other hardware), or if it still requires a seperate SIP router. Wish I could help more. I am using it on an analog line, so can not answer your question exactly, but the product information states that it does support SIP as well:http://www.polycom.com/products-services/voice/conferencing-solutions/conferencing-phones/soundstation-duo.html(On the 'technical specifications' tab they have a link to supported SIP platforms.)The 'Duo' name is because it supports both analog and IP voice solutions. If you have not already, you may want to call VoIPCheap and ask them specifically if their service supports this phone directly (without any other hardware),... » Read More I am using it on an analog line, so can not answer your question exactly, but the product information states that it does support SIP as well:http://www.polycom.com/products-services/voice/conferencing-solutions/conferencing-phones/soundstation-duo.html(On the 'technical specifications' tab they have a link to supported SIP platforms.)The 'Duo' name is because it supports both analog and IP voice solutions. If you have not already, you may want to call VoIPCheap and ask them specifically if their service supports this phone directly (without any other hardware), or if it still requires a seperate SIP router. Wish I could help more. « Show Less
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It can only be used with one or the other...not both at the same time on my Meridian Telephone (Astra). Hope this helps....
1400881
Sorry, cant say whether it works with that service or not. I used mine briefly with our local phone company, Qwest, which after numerous problems with service, poor infrastructure, and an awful support model, I dumped them for cable. The device itself works well once configured properly but run's very hot. I added a fan to the top of mine to keep it from burning out. I would call your provider and ask this question.
975902
This unit itself only has a mic range of about 10ft. It could work if you got the expandable mics(2200-16155-001) for this unit. This is an analog conference phone so there is not much to setup. If you have an IP phone system I would recommend the Polycom IP 6000(with Mics) or IP 7000 .
1963486
Yes it will work,IT personnel can connect with landlines phone if you access
1943499
I use it with VOIP, but not AT&T.; However, I would think it should work fine.
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Yes - Polycom has been a long standing leader in the speakerphone and conference speaker/mic space. Assuming that your provider or PBX supports it each stream will also take advantage of HD voice (G.722) wideband audio.
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Absolutely. This is a super system and we regularly have separate calls at the same time on different handsets. Both lines can work at once perfectly well.
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No this will not work on a Polycom Voicestation 300 you need to have a Polycom Soundstation 2 expandable unit. The Polycom Voicestation 300 is designed for small conference rooms/huddle tables.
668331
it will as long as it is a regular phone and not one that is on a IP system like Cisco... because then the cord will connect, but won't work.
662546
It wont.. Its a voip phone. You need a cat5e cable and a good internet connection to make it work. Do you have a service provider already?
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You can combine the two. You may use your existing hard connected handset or wireless station connected as well.
2020954
I think you're asking whether the unit will work with a digital VOIP phone connected through, for example, a cable modem. I don't know. I haven't tried it. There's no distinction made in the manual between a regular POTS land line and a digital line. I've seen one review saying it did not work with a digital line, but you can't go by one review. Digital lines vary -- for example, some will work with a regular fax machine and others won't. You probably have to test it on your particular system.