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
351881
I use mine with a VoIP phone and It works fine. You just have make sure you have ups backup for phone system, modem and router. Also if your internet provider goes down the system will not be able to call you or you it.
2006528
It will work fine. Just make sure that in your telephone company interface box you unplug the wire that comes from the telephone pole that use to bring your telephone service to your house so that it does not interfere with the functioning of the Oomo Telo and devices you now have plugged into the phone jacks.
1315745
Ooma will do faxing, but faxing through VOIP can sometimes cause transmission failure. The premium package offered enhanced fax capabilities, but I fax just fine without premium. I personally had to turn off ECC (Error Correction) though.
1317767
Yes. However not sure if you can do with 1 phone line, I have obi202 & Magic jack connected
1460694
I would not suggest using VOIP phone to connect to your home security as it may not be reliable if the internet goes down. I was in the same situation as you are. I had AT&T; as my local landline carrier which I was paying $36/mo just for a basic line and had my home security connected to the landline. So I decided to upgrade my home security to use cellular and got rid of the AT&T; landline and use Ooma for my home phone. this ends up saving me money in the long term.$35/mon for home security cellular and $3.79/mo for home phone with long distance with Ooma.Hope this helps.
1443436
Yes. It works with cable company phone adapters because they're analog. The back of the phone adapter has a plug that the phone plugs into. When you pick up the phone, you get dial tone and can make calls. When calls come into the number, the phone rings. VOIP is the same situation. If you have a VOIP adaptor (Vonage, Basictalk, NetTalk), the adaptor plugs into an internet port on your router and converts it to a plug that this phone can make and take calls from.
121478
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.
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
936037
Yes this should work with all services providers, it's the VoIP system you're connecting it to that has to be compatible (most are).
1800390
Yes, this and every Panasonic telephone will work with VoIP applications, with an Analog-Telephone-Adapter, connected to it.
854614
Hi, this is only an extension to the Ooma Telo. It does not work on its own, you need the Telo. I only pay about US$4 a month for the taxes. If you have internet in your home you will only need to pay a minimum amount for the taxes in your area, the service itself is free.... Hope this was useful!
529002
Looking to Nettalk web side it probably does. I have a voip service connected to my router and it works perfectly fine.
1619540
No. This accepts phone connectors only, it separates the Internet signal from the voice/ fax signal.I hope this helps.
25138
It depends if the system is VoIP or Analog. This is an analog phone and will not work with VoIP systems.
749710
Sorry, I don't use that service in my home so can't reply with an accurate answer. I checked the manual and could find no information about VOIP.
888950
No. It takes uses your Internet provider (comcast) to connect to a voip service