I have a VOIP provider, is this adapter made to use VOIP true a regular phone?
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Yes, there is an RJ-11 jack you plug a regular phone into. I have my Panasonic wireless base unit and the entire house's mobile units running through the Cisco.
306292
Not sure I understood your question correctly, sorry.If you have a VOIP provider, you would be able to attach up to two regular phones to it (two subscriptions, of course).
306293
Hello, yes with and analog phone, and any VOIP provider that allows you to bring your own box not for VONAGE, hope this answers your question, have nice day, I ship fast and units are all tested... Frank
306294
Hello, yes with and analog phone, and any VOIP provider that allows you to bring your own boxnot for VONAGE, hope this answers your question, have nice day, I ship fast and units are all tested...Frank
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If you already have a VoIP phone, then you do not need this adapter. The function of this adapter, in the most basic sense, is to turn a regular home phone (i.e. DECT) into a VoIP phone.
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You can test your connection at http://www.phonepower.com/speedtest and the site will let you know if your connection will support VOIP.
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Yes and no... if you are using this alongside the OBI202 VOIP adapter to have multiple phones, then yes. If you are trying to make them work one through the other, then no. A VOIP adapter is to allow you to use a regular phone with a VOIP service. So if all you need is a single phone working with a single VOIP account, then just the grandstream phone will work (and it has two lines, by the way, so you could use it with two numbers). Or you can skip the grandstream phone and plug a regular phone into the VOIP adapter. If you used both, you'd probably want to have at least two separate SIP accounts - or make sure the SIP account you have supports multiple devices simultaneously. TL;DR: You only need one or the other, not both.
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You will need an Analog Telephone Adapter (ATA). If you do a search in Amazon for "ATA Telephone", you will get a bunch of matches. This adapter will connect to your voip phone system via network jack and provide you an analog port for your phone. You will of course need to configure the ATA device just like it was a digital phone. I even use one of these at home to connect my cordless analog handsets to my VOIP phone service. You can get one these ATA devices with multiple ports if you need to support more than one analog phone.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zl96nDuoEMM You will need an Analog Telephone Adapter (ATA). If you do a search in Amazon for "ATA Telephone", you will get a bunch of matches. This adapter will connect to your voip phone system via network jack and provide you an analog port for your phone. You will of course need to configure the ATA device just like it was a digital phone. I even use one of these at home to connect my cordless analog handsets to my VOIP phone service. You can get one these ATA devices with multiple ports if you need to support more than one analog phone.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zl96nDuoEMM
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You probably could use it as a VOIP headset with the right adapters. It's really intended for use with a dedicated dial pad. I would look for a cheaper solution for VOIP.
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voip uses ethernet jacks (the RJ-45 Ethernet connector) the amplified ringer uses the regular phone jack ( standard RJ-11 phone connectors) so unless there was a way to adapt the 2 together the answer would be no
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I'm certainly no expert, but it appears to be limited to Skype. I don't see enough functionality in it to allow for other VOIP services.
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No. It takes uses your Internet provider (comcast) to connect to a voip service
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Yes, it works nicely with VOIP. That's what I use it for. You still need to have a Analog Telephone Adapter between the phone base and the network you are attached to.
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No you actually just need a voip/pc adapter. They have one on the v moda website. Or you can just get one st Walmart they are like 10 bucks
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I could not. We use Phonebooth VoIP and they could not support that model and we had to return it. Chech the model directly with your carrier.
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This device allows use of a regular analog phone (none VoIP phone). You would NOT need a VoIP phone with this device. That is the point of this device. I hope this helps.
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It works with land lines and VOIP lines, I have it working with Vonage VOIP so I think it will work with Magic Jack which is VOIP based also.
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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 used it to replace a very old 1st generation Vonage router no problems. You just have to have customer service (via chat, or on the phone) provision your adapter. Automated provisioning through the webpage wouldn't work for me.
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This is meant to work with your office VOIP phone but it also connects to most cell phones. I have it paired with both my work and cell phone.