VOIP: Does anyone know if this system works on VIOP service?
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This system works just like any regular phone with a VOIP system, as long as you have a VOIP router, to which you can hook up the phones. I myself use the Uniden model w/out the answering machine together with the Vonage service (Vonage provides voicemail, no need for an answering machine) without any trouble. Caller-ID works great.
2173535
That is a question for the service provider to answer. I could not get it to work so my answer is none of the above.
1604961
Sorry, I do not have voip so I am unsure. I can say that it does work great with regular phone service.
2034620
This device works from a phone line to a source with a constant dial tone. Some VOIP services require a special device ie internet modem with phone and internet. If you run that wire directly to the unit or a PBX system, it will work, in addition to copper wire, or fibre
1418960
Skype works well, when connected to Wi-Fi, as for using it with a 3G dongle I've not tried but it shouldn't lag if you have good service. The people on the other side of my Skype said it worked but my picture wasn't as clear as their again they were using a Asus and I used the PIPO.
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I don't think so. This system is designed for good old fashioned "switched" phone lines, like the ones AT&T; offered before they switched everything to Uverse. FIOS is a VOIP system, as well, so you should pick a system that is designed for the newer, digital telephony systems. There may be a way to make this system work with a VOIP service, but if you're purchasing the unit now, it's probably better to start with a unit designed for a digital service in the first place.
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Yes. If you have configured a VOIP provider (or several), the device will let you choose what line/account you want to use for outbound calls. Unless you specify a default.Overall a well-designed product. Just be aware that it can't do Wifi; I had to move my Internet router to someplace next to a phone outlet in order to connect the base station.
1686022
It is not connected over VOIP. This device is basically a cell phone in a box. It is possible that your cellular phone has poor reception or has reception problems. Or just that the home phone device has a better antenna.
351881
I use mine with a VoIP phone and It works fine. You just have make sure you have ups backup for phone system, modem and router. Also if your internet provider goes down the system will not be able to call you or you it.
1947143
Yes they do. Here's a list I found on the web of providers they work with: http://www.whichvoip.com/voip-phone/ip-phone-price.htm Usually just need to download a configuration script so they work with the provider.
2203376
We have (VOIP) Voice Over Internet Protocol with our present cable company and replaced our old Panasonic phones with this new set by plugging directly into the router in our AT&T; service. We are very happy with the phones' reception over the Internet. I hope this answers your question.
1755161
Yes in our office we use VOIP phones with multiple lines and the phone works great. I have also used it in one of our outstation locations with just two lines and it worked great.
2257490
I don't see why it wouldn't work, other than Nettalk is a little glitchy (used it for a year...some dropped calls, often garbled voices). This glitchiness could pose a problem. You'll want to connect the Nettalk to all your phone cable in the house rather than just one phone. I switched to ooma which is bit more pricey, but every bit as stable and clear as a landline. I'd recommend this. With all Voip, if the power goes out, so does your phone.
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The USR modem will work with a voip service but you need to connect it to your voip unit with a phone cable. I do not know if the Ooma unit will work with this set up.
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?
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).
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Edward,It sounds like you purchased an adequate piece of equipment, but I'd like to know what kind of Internet phone you have - is it a home/landline phone designed to work with VoIP? Those phones would most likely be able to connect directly into a modem/router via Ethernet (RJ45) cable, rather than a standard phone cable.Get back to me with some more details, and I'll try to help you out.EDIT: just saw where Alberto answered this already. If you use a landline a good bit, I would keep it and just search for another router.