Can the OBi202 VOIP adapter also attach to my home phone? I see two ports but not sure if it will work with just my home Panasonic KX-TG9341T cordles
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Yes, you can connect one or more, or a house full, of "home phones". See answers to other questions and read the manual.What else would you connect to this other than a "home phone"?
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Victor -- Yes, it can. That's how we use it most of the time. The phone we have is even capable of handling two lines so if you had a traditional landline you could connect both it and the VOIP line to the same handset. If you want to attach the OBI202 to your wall jack (enabling the signal to travel through the whole house), that's a different animal and requires a lot more work. But you can connect the base to your cordless handset without a problem.
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It splits 1 line into 5 jacks. If you have 2 #s on the line, it should work for each jack. I use it for the VOIP line which is is 2 numbers.
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The phone came with an adapter for a voip or a traditional copper line connector. Works with both and has a Y adapter for a second headset.
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yes, I use it with a Panasonic Model KX-TGA106 cordless phone. I ordered Jabra 1005143 Netcom Qd To 2.5MM Stereo Plug Model: 1005143 in order to plug it into my phone.
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I connected the ringer for my elderly brother-in-law to a land line and it worked very well. I did not try the ringer on VOIP so I do not know if it works for VOIP.
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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.
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This headset is not a telephone - it does not fit nor will it work directly into a landline jack.It will fit a cordless telephone that has a jack or cell phone that has a jack - those are different jacks than the one in the wall. This unit comes with various adapters. Prior to purchase review the adapters to ensure the product will serve your needs. I now rely on mine.
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Sorry but I''m not really sure. I used it connected thru a magic jack. Your need something to convert the phone signal to voip is my guess.
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Yes, the OBiBT can be used with OBi1032 IP Phone to connect Bluetooth capable headset as well as to pair it to your mobile phone.
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Good question!I just found out about it! I guess I need to look for a VOIP provider, me and everyone else that purchased the device...
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I use it with a Panasonic phone, but it's not paired with the phone. I have a splitter on the line - one goes to the headset, the other to the phone. I use the phone to dial and turn on the headset. As soon as the phone starts dialing, I use the headset and hang up the phone. When answering, I just pick up the headset. It works well. The only thing is the phone shows calls as unanswered when I pick them up with the headset - no big deal for me.
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I use this modem with VOIP. You can not plug a telephone directly into the modem - you must have other equipment to do that. In my case, I have an Ooma Telo that plugs into my Internet connection, and the phones plug into it.
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Simple answer, yes, you can do that. Longer answer, it depends. When you talk about introducing wireless with VoIP, you have many issues that need to be taken into consideration such as, quality of the signal, speed at which the adapter really connects to the router at, and interference. Just because you have full signal per the indicator, if it were connected to a computer, that does not mean the signal quality is good. I can be connected to a router at 5 bars but only 1Mbps yet, I can also have 1 or 2 bars with higher speeds. The best thing I can tell you to do is to purchase it and try it. It may work wonders for your setup and then again it may not. One thing I have to share however is the adapter I had died a week ago, but was already out of warranty. It would see the networks during configuration but would not connect to any of them. I have three separate wireless networks at my home and all three using different routers and it would not connect to any of them. I would probably look at a much better quality adapter for VoIP needs, especially if it is your primary phone for 911 services.
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I think the Obi202 would take the place of a Magic Jack. The Obi202 connects directly to your internet modem and you connect your phone(s) to the Obi202.
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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
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It can run 4 services over 1 device by sharing. It allows each of these services to ring through the same phone. To call out, you actually use a specific dial code to tell the OBi200 which service you want to use to make the call. If you want 4 lines, you'll need to get a 4 port adapter like the OBi504vs although it's probably overkill for a small setup. You can also just buy 4 OBi100 devices and connect one to each phone. Lastly, OBITalk makes VOiP phones that support multiple lines like the OBi1032 and the OBi1062. If you go with one of these phones, you can skip buying any of the OBi adapters altogether.
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I have Vonage and plugged my skype dual phone into the Vonage adapter and it works fine. You just need to use a telephone wire splitter for the phone wire on the Vonage unit. I am absolutely sold on Skype and will most likely be dropping Vonage altogether. I'm giving it a little more time to be sure (it's been about 2 months). I almost didn't attempt to use Skype because of the MagicJack horror that I tried first.