Will this work to connect a cable box modem to my home phone? I don't have a working jack in the house so I want to use my modem as a jack.
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If you intend to use this to run 2 phones or lines out of the back of your phone modem, then yes, this will work. That is exactly how I am using this on my modem, oe line for the phone, the other for my satellite box.
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I tried the Uxcell cable box modem for a jack. It failed miserably and I should get a new modem/jack in the event it was malfunctioning.
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My understanding is yes, however your cable or service provider may not support it. But all modems like this are compatible, they perform the same functions. I would check with your service provider first.
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Hi jipsii, This works as an old fashioned dial up modem. The one we used on the 90s and conects vía USB for modern computers. It has nothing TO do with
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No phone jack. Just the cable/BNC and network jack. This is not a combo voice and network modem. I had the voice port too when I used Comcast's voice bundle. Switching to this modem means ending the Comcast voice plan. You might need to switch to Vonage or another VoIP provider for that.
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I would think if your computer has Windows Plug and Play that this should work for you. What this device does is adds the phone line jack that is missing on many newer computers by a connection to a phone line and to the USB port on your computer.
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It should. I have three instances in my house where I am splitting the signal from the wall outlet to go to a source for internet (either modem or MoCA adapter) and then a cable box.
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I purchased the unit to replace an identical Time Warner Cable unit that I was leasing for internet and telephone. It does have a telephone jack, but TWC would not download the code to use for the telephone. I was able to remove the lease fee (for internet, there was no lease fee for telephone, but I now have 2 identical units on my desk, each partially employed. There should be a search on the Comcast site that would indicate if this will work with their hardware.
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It should. But the best way to check is either call tech support if they support Docsis modems or search their web site for acceptable models. Since this modem also supports telephony this is another question to ask your cable company. Mine did not when I first bought it and I had to use 2 modem - one for telephone, and this one for high-speed Internet
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I am sorry I cannot help you with this. When we decided to purchase our modem, we bought the same kind that we rented from our cable internet provider. We knew for certain that it would work.
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I use it on my Panasonic cordless that is a land line. Used to be copper to the house, but now it is cable modem driven. Still works.Direct answer: Yes
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This modem is for Internet services and telephone service, it does not connect to your TV at all. You would need to put a splitter before the modem, with one side going to your TV and the other feeding the modem. Hope this helps.
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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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I agree with Billy's answer about a standard jack plug it should work, why not check with the phone company or even Radio Shack since this is important equipment to your health.
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It should, it works with Comcast and I think the technology is the same. Connect it to any phone jack on phone side of the cable modem. Only downfall we found on our Comcast setup is the caller ID stops working, but well worth the benefit. Not one telemarketer has made our phone ring since we got this.
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I would assume it should, I would check with your cable provider to be sure. I have Comcast in my area and they advised me that as long as it has two-way signal capability it should work. I did my layout so it would work with the cable modem and the tv set boxes that Comcast has us use. I needed the signal booster to get a better signal to the back of the house so the one tv would keep from getting a channel box error from a weak signal. Hope this helps.
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i used it to plug it in my modem and from modem to the telephone line. it works great!
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It's designed to work with cable Internet access, such as from Comcast and Time Warner. As for your phone, your cable company would have to tell you. But you can get phone service like Vonage or MagicJack, which are designed to be used with high-speed modems.