I have a SPA504G SIP phone for my main line. Can I put this on the same network to simultaneously ring analog phones in the house?
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Yes, or this can be configured as a different number, all analog phones that are connected (say you plug it into the normal phone jack for your home and have 2 other phones (powered or with a total REN of <5... powered via power adapter, are normally a ren of .5 or less) but all these phones will share the same line (someone could pick up another ext and hear the conversation in progress)
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The SPA 112 has 2 analog ports and each port can be configured as an individual extension. You can also use one port and run the RJ11 cable to a splitter or distribution box, then to each phone. Not sure how many simultaneous rings it will support.
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Actually, you can disconnect the outside phone line from your local carrier and simply plug the SPA112 line directly into any wall jack and run EVERY analogue phone in your home off of it. You could even use a two line splitter at each end and run both lines through your house wiring as desired so long as the house wiring has two lines to each jack.
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Yes, but you asked about phones plural, so keep in mind that you would need 1 Spa112 adapter for every 1 analog phone you want to convert to VoIP. Also remember the analog phone has to be close enough to a hub/router so that you can run the cables. Here's the basic setup: -You have the analog phone and a standard RJ11 phone cable (would normally run from phone to wall). -Instead, you run the RJ11 phone cable from the phone to the RJ11 port on the Spa112 adapter. -Then you run an Ethernet cable from the Spa112 adapter to your hub/router/modem. Keep in mind, this will need to be configured not only for your local network (the adapter has the standard Cisco web UI), but with your VoIP provider as well. You will have to call your VoIP provider so they can register the Spa112 device(s) on their end. The setup doesn't require a technical maven, but it does require quite a bit of configuration, especially to point an existing VoIP service at this device. I could have bought this preconfigured directly from the VoIP provider, but because it was preconfigured for their specific service, it was $20-30 more. It's certainly less hassle to get these preconfigured from your VoIP provider, but it really depends how good their customer service is. My provider was happy to help me set this up for no charge.
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I suppose you could but it does not have 'phone' connectors on the cables. You would have to modify it to do that. I'm assuming you are talking about a regular analog phone line.
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That's a question for the manufacturer although is you have active phone lines with the same phone number throughout the house it seems logical that it would work... but I;m not technical
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Victor -- Yes, it can. That's how we use it most of the time. The phone we have is even capable of handling two lines so if you had a traditional landline you could connect both it and the VOIP line to the same handset. If you want to attach the OBI202 to your wall jack (enabling the signal to travel through the whole house), that's a different animal and requires a lot more work. But you can connect the base to your cordless handset without a problem.
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Yes. However not sure if you can do with 1 phone line, I have obi202 & Magic jack connected
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Hi, most likely you will not be able to use this phone like that. an ethernet line will not work with this phone. Contact your voice service provider and ask them what phones work with their phone system or if they are able to convert a line to analog.
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This is an IP phone designed to connect to a SIP phone system. It won't work with an analog phone line, nor will it connect as a PC peripheral. I wouldn't recommend buying it unless you are very familiar with the details of how your phone system works, or you validate with your IT staff.
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This Telephone is analog, is the Vonage Service is over analog telephony there are not proble, but is this services i over VOIP may be does not work
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yes you can. most of the ip phones can be powered by a poe switch/ap or router.
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You sure can. If you have it VPN back home to your Callmanager or UC500, or it will connect to your SIP Trunk provider.
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Hi, I have a Netgear router and this was working fine with the existing VOIP phone. I am currently trying to connect to the Uniden phone to the router and the linksys gizmo. Do u think this will work? I am currently not hearing any dial-tone on the handset.
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Gigaset has many model's, the one i had in which it has 4 handsets work with only one base. Yes, you can use several voip accounts with different voip providers at the same time
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My admin assistant was able to get the incoming calls to ring on my cell and cisco phone simultaneously, in series or individually. The phone was very programmable. You can log into your phone system and change the settings any time. We only used it with ring central so I don't know if other companies have the same capabilities.
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It can only be used with one or the other...not both at the same time on my Meridian Telephone (Astra). Hope this helps....
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Should not be a problem. Each device will need access to a phone jack in order for them to call you if there is trouble. However, they should be able to share the same number..
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Yes, it can be done over your household phone line. My HP 2620 is on a dedicated FAX and modem for broadband for the business, but my house is on one phone line with telephone, FAX, and modem. You just have to get a "Y" splitter for your phone line.
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Hi Jason, I am pretty sure it cannot to use it as an access point because I believe they need to be paired to act as one anttenna, per se. You may wish to contact their support team to confirm since I am not absolutely certain.