Does ie works with Ooma voip telephone system ?Bill
1021405
You have ask your police station or 911responders in your town. They are very accommodating .The guardian works very well. And is easy compared to life alert . If you need to call you get the dispatcher at 911 and you get service quickly.
1021406
The person I bought this for flat-out refused to wear it, so I have no idea. Sorry.
1021407
i am unable to answer the question because i do not know that a ooma voip telephone system is. sorry
1721098
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.
1691346
No, it doesn't. However, it works well with TWC Internet and the VOIP phone service that I have with Vonage. I have an old Motorola router, Vonage equipment and this modem connected.
1649158
Yes you should. You just need to make sure that when you initialize the Linx, you do it using an outlet close to where the Ooma is plugged in.
1604961
Sorry, I do not have voip so I am unsure. I can say that it does work great with regular phone service.
294200
Just adding to my last response: since the Ooma has an answering machine function, I would get the most basic V-tech base station - the CS6419
1058920
Ooma is VOIP hardware, Skype is VOIP software and they work independently from each other and both require an Internet connection. Ooma requires a high speed broadband Internet connection or it won't operate very well...if at all. So to answer your question, as long as you have an Internet connection...you can use Skype which does not require a phone, but requires speakers, a microphone and a webcam. Ooma makes your computer available for phone service with the hardware in the kit...and you will get a phone number assigned to you, but you will have to plug a phone into it to talk.
1294190
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.
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Do you support 911 calls?Yes. Ooma provides E911 service where supported. We will collect your address when you register your Ooma device online, and send it to emergency response personnel when you dial 911. Since Ooma works over your Internet connection, you will need to call from a mobile phone if your Internet connection is down. If you're concerned about relying on your Internet for phone service, we've built the Ooma system to work with a landline back-up. In this case, your 911 calls will always be routed over your landline.
1384363
I have not tried it personally, but a good friend of mine also has Ooma and he said his does work with his fax machine. However I do believe you have to purchase some kind of wire less adapter from Ooma in order to make it work.
2055232
No, they use different frequencies. I have both Panasonic phones and Ooma phones in my house. If the line is answered with the Panasonic, I can then pick it up with the Ooma, but not vice-versa. The very best feature the Ooma offers is the "blacklist" which you can use to stop annoying phone numbers from calling you. Once you get a call from a telemarketer, political call, collection agency, freaky ex, or anyone else you don't want to hear from, just go to the Ooma dashboard on line and two clicks later , you are done with that number.
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mowgli - Calls using more than one outside line would be subject to your service provider's network, so you'll have to contact the provider. CL83203 is compatible with network features such as 3 way calling. Thanks!
1480577
It can as long as your system supports POTS ports and you have a method to queue the incoming call into your system, as this device will only ring twice, which is about 10 to 12 seconds, at which point your system MUST answer the call, or the person will have to press the button again. We are going to use the Linksys SPA3102, since we have used it many times to do similar things in the past and it is very programmable. It is an advanced configuration, not something a novice VoIP admin will figure out. If you Google "Answer your front door with Asterisk" from NerdVittles you can learn quite a bit more about how to do this on an Open Source phone system.
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I think you are asking if you can use this phone with an internet based provider? If so, the answer is yes. We have VOIP through our cable provider and it works well, as long as you are in range of the base. Hope this helps.
1747957
Ooma's website lists a satellite connection as an acceptable high-speed Internet connection. However, I'm running a similar Obihai 110 device (that links to Google Voice) across an Excede satellite and it is usually comparable to talking across a fairly poor cell phone connection due to satellite time lags that can exceed one second.
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Yes. I use both MagicJack and Nettalk (VoIP's) with no problem. Have no land line. Connect a phone line first to the unit, then from the unit's ext. phone slot to your phone. Set up the '340 priority mode as to Telephone, Fax, Both, etc.
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I do not use my phone with any Comcast-provided phone services, but I do use it with my OOMA internet phone over the Comcast internet. It works wonderfully !