Will this work with my VOIP SYSTEM ?
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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 don't think this will work for you then. It works best for me when it is placed on my computer desk in front of me. I use mine primarily for VOIP applications such as ventrilo, mumble, and teamspeak (for MMORPG playing). Hope this helps.
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For standard comcast voice, this device will not work. Their voice service does not provide a sip account. To make it work you would need an FXO adapter. So the setup would be: comcast voice modem -> fxo -> Ethernet switch/router -> dp715
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If your VOIP device connects through a standard telephone jack then this phone will work. You will use the HOME button to send and receive calls.
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Edward,It sounds like you purchased an adequate piece of equipment, but I'd like to know what kind of Internet phone you have - is it a home/landline phone designed to work with VoIP? Those phones would most likely be able to connect directly into a modem/router via Ethernet (RJ45) cable, rather than a standard phone cable.Get back to me with some more details, and I'll try to help you out.EDIT: just saw where Alberto answered this already. If you use a landline a good bit, I would keep it and just search for another router.
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Yes, we use VOIP for all phones and it works great. It has a USB that comes with it to link it to your PC or MAC.
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I am not very sure. I use it with IP phone at work. But from what I see how it functions, it should be possible. All you do is reroute the voice.. not changing input from the main phone line. But, like I said I am not sure.
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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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I've tested it with a bluetooth headset and it works on a regular pot line. Have not tried voip.
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I don't see why it wouldn't work, other than Nettalk is a little glitchy (used it for a year...some dropped calls, often garbled voices). This glitchiness could pose a problem. You'll want to connect the Nettalk to all your phone cable in the house rather than just one phone. I switched to ooma which is bit more pricey, but every bit as stable and clear as a landline. I'd recommend this. With all Voip, if the power goes out, so does your phone.
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sure. you'll need an account through a SIP provider and then you enter that information into the phone's Web interface and you should be good to go. I have been very pleased with the service of voip.ms. simple to setup and inexpensive.
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I am 99% sure it will work. I looked up the Avaya 4621 IP phone and it appears that the headset plug in is the same as on the headset. It is also good quality. I have had this product for over two years with no complaints.
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If you have VOIP phone Ie Vonage, or other VOIP phone then it will work. What the triple play does is tehy give you voip box that will plug into this.
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Depends on the phone service provider and the purpose of having such adapter. For more specific details on the use of a obi200 voip phone adapter, please contact Jeshua Michael at jeshua.michael@polycom.com.
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Yes it works for VoIP but the head set isn't worth a darn..... Buy a back up headset
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You can. I use Groups to do this. You might want to look into setting up QoS for your VOIP.
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I essentially have the same question with this variation: Can I plug a mic into it to work with the ZOIPER voip program