Is the RCA wireless phone jack compatible with AT&amp;T U-verse? I was using an Easy Jack before I upgraded to U-verse and now it doesn't work.
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I don't know. I have com cast triple play. I worked fine with that. I used this out in my my garage where I had set up an office.
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I am currently useing the Pluglink Ethernet Adapter and I HAVE AT&T DSL. I am not sure why they are not working for you. I am sure you are utilizing it correctly but mine worked by connecting an Ethernet cable directly out of the AT&T WiFi modem to one of the Pluglinks that is plugged into the wall. Then another Ethernet cable is plugged into an additional Pluglink in another room, that goes directly to the computer.
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I am not sure but I used it with a telephone wire for DSL AT&T. I got rid of it as it is too slow. I switched to u-verse and never have any problems like I did with DSL and that modem. It will not support a coax outlet....
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I plugged the Cortelco Single Line Wall Telephone into the same jack as the previous phone. Both phones worked with the DSL filter. When we are on the other phones (RF remote phones) and want to hear better, we change over to the Cortelco phone. No problems.
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I've had trouble with the internet connecitivity on this receiver, and I think it's related to the YWA-10 adapter. Internet radio, air play and remote control with my iPhone are all intermittant. I wish I could try a direct connection to the wired network but I don't have a cable that's long enough (this will be my next step). Yamaha tech support offered little help.
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yes christine,it is at&t; compatable. i have century link and it has worked great you can get a cheap cooling pad to go under it if needed, but i have never had that problem.great price ,thanks to amazon my favotite to shop.it is well worth the price.good luck.
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I am not sure but I used it with a telephone wire for DSL AT&T.; I got rid of it as it is too slow. I switched to u-verse and never have any problems like I did with DSL and that modem. It will not support a coax outlet....
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STRAIGHT TALK - You know, a little bit unrelated, but I just got my Motorola Defy XT at Walmart, but I was told by the sales person that it ran on the AT&T; network but I just found out that it's actually a CDMA phone, probably on the crappy Sprint network, I get very weak signals where I live. I don't quite know what to do now... Return it to Walmart and lose half my 45 bucks in airtime credit I put in, or stick w/ it... I also was planning on installing a different SIM card from Straight Talk that I have, this one by AT&T;, can anyone give me advices? Thanks!
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This wireless headset is for the two line model only. Model RCA 25425RE1 is a 4 line model that uses a headset jack for wired headset connection only; only the handsets for this model are wireless; it's their business model.
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Anybody having trouble using 3G data with AT&T;? My 5800 is showing excellent 3.5G signal but when I try using data it just gives me an error message. It works fine if I keep the phone in GSM-mode though...EDIT: An extremely stupid design choice in AT&T;'s SIM card structure. Even though I had a 3G capable sim card, it wasn't 3G-enabled so couldn't use the data (but oddly enough could use the bandwidth to talk to people. If anyone else has this problem, just go talk to someone at AT&T.;
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Are you hooking up to DSL or Cable? Do you have a modem from your provider for your service? If you already have a modem, then all you need is the router that you purchased, plugged into the network jack on that modem. If you do not have a modem, you need to either contact your provider and find out what modems they recommend. In this case, you have the choice of renting a modem from your provider, or purchasing one of the modems that is on the list of their supported devices. The Motorola 2247-N8 Wireless DSL Modem works with my AT&T service and acts as BOTH the Modem and the Router. With this device, your Netgear wireless router becomes redundant and unnecessary. I hope that this has answered your question about your need of a modem. Simply, if you do not have a modem, you need one. Check with your service provider for a list of supported devices, or to rent one of theirs.
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Sorry, I can't help you with AT & T. I'm using it with CenturyLink DSL, and it works fine there.
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We have AT&T; and it works just fine. No additional service was required. Right now we have 3 phones running off one single phone jack. AT&T; told us if we have the modem wired directly to the main line then we can use all the different jacks in each office, then the phones can just plug into each individual jack.
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I couldn't get this to stream calls at all - would stream any music from my phone to anything I plugged into - car stereo, home audio receiver, etc. - but when I would get a call it would not send call audio thru any device??? I bought it more to stream my calls thru my car audio than to stream my music... I wonder if mine is defective or if this is just a limitation on this model? Nothing in the tiny manual that comes with it about streaming call audio at all... ?? Anyone have any info?
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Make sure you have adequate power supply. I did not receive one so I had to go to Radio Shack. Need cable from DSL/Broadboard green jack in modem to phone jack in wall. My "wall" is connection to AT&T DSL only (no telephone). Need ethernet cable from one of yellow jacks on modem to ethernet jack on computer (desktop for me). To effectively get it to work you'll have to call AT&T to get connected. They will talk you through it. It will take awhile. Maybe 30-45 minutes to do total set up.
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I don't know about U-verse, but for regular ATT DSL, you can use any modem you choose (even though they won't tell you that) but you'll have a hard time getting help from their service desk. If you're comfortable with installation and trouble-shooting your own network setup, it's no problem. Give it a shot - if it doesn't work, you can always return it and get a Pace.
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Funny you should ask. I was trying to hook up my wireless headphones. The only jack it has is the S audio jack. It has ZERO RCA output jacks. Pretty lame huh? So I couldn't hook up my headphones. I did hook up an outside audio system with the audio S jack because the speakers aren't very good. I'm sure they have some type of converter where you could get the S audio split into RCA jacks but I haven't looked for it. I'm not impressed by this at all. They should have offered at least one RCA set of out jacks.