I have an OOMA phone system. The internet cable goes from the internet modem (COX) into OOMA first (which acts as a router) and then it goes into my wireless router. I had a web cam before OOMA, but have not been able to figure out how to get it to work with OOMA. Does anyone know how to configure all 3: webcam, OOMA and Router? I would like to change to this webcam if I can get it to work. I have an OOMA phone system. The internet cable goes from the internet modem (COX) into OOMA first (which acts as a router) and then it goes into my wireless router. I had a web cam before OOMA,... » Read More I have an OOMA phone system. The internet cable goes from the internet modem (COX) into OOMA first (which acts as a router) and then it goes into my wireless router. I had a web cam before OOMA, but have not been able to figure out how to get it to work with OOMA. Does anyone know how to configure all 3: webcam, OOMA and Router? I would like to change to this webcam if I can get it to work. « Show Less
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I'm using this configuration by plugging everything into an access point / router.
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If you want a camera that you plug in and it works, I would say this is not it. The setup is straightforward and there are folks who have posted instructions but at a minimum, you would need to know how to: (1) plug in an ethernet cable between the camera and your router; (2) identify the IP address of your camera using the MAC address on the bottom of the camera and your router's configuration page showing the IP address; (3) access that ip address via your webbrowser. After that, it's just following the menus and configuration options. If this sounds reasonable, you'll be good to go. If it sounds foreign, this is probably not the one for you.
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I can't vouch for Cox Cable System but if it's a VOIP phone service, it should. I'm using it on Verizon FIOS phone which is VOIP.
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You need an ethernet (power over ethernet). I had one spot prewired. The way the cam is detected is via your power outlet.
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It should work if you plug straight into the Ooma box as the Ooma device just sees a regular telephone making a call when the PiSector alarm makes an outgoing call. You may be able to feed from your Ooma box straight into a jack in the house and then use all the jacks in your house instead of having to be plugged into the Ooma box itself. But this would depend on your house telephone cable setup. This is how I use my alarm with MagicJack, which is the same principal as the Ooma box, only with a computer in the equation as the Magicjack that I have needs the computer. My setup goes Cable Modem > Cisco Router > Mac Mini > MagicJack > telephone jack > telephone jack > PiSector Alarm It should work if you plug straight into the Ooma box as the Ooma device just sees a regular telephone making a call when the PiSector alarm makes an outgoing call. You may be able to feed from your Ooma box straight into a jack in the house and then use all the jacks in your house instead of having to be plugged into the Ooma box itself. But this would depend on your house telephone cable setup. This is how I use my alarm with MagicJack, which is the same principal as the Ooma box, only with a computer in the equation as the Magicjack that I have needs the computer. My setup goes Cable... » Read More It should work if you plug straight into the Ooma box as the Ooma device just sees a regular telephone making a call when the PiSector alarm makes an outgoing call. You may be able to feed from your Ooma box straight into a jack in the house and then use all the jacks in your house instead of having to be plugged into the Ooma box itself. But this would depend on your house telephone cable setup. This is how I use my alarm with MagicJack, which is the same principal as the Ooma box, only with a computer in the equation as the Magicjack that I have needs the computer. My setup goes Cable Modem > Cisco Router > Mac Mini > MagicJack > telephone jack > telephone jack > PiSector Alarm « Show Less
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The camera gets its power via ethernet. So the ethernet goes into the cam and into a box that will go into the power outlet. I had a spot at my house prewired with an ethernet to install such a cam (PoE, power over ethernet). The way the cam is detected is via the power system in your house.
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If you bought a Linksys router than call Linksys help, they are obligated to get up and running, even if you bought another brand they should do the same. There are so many setting in the camera and router that the ordinary guy can not figure it out. Maybe type in the IP address of the router, then use admin for the sign for the router, this should get to the pages that you can change settings, good luck. I have two of these cameras. They are the worse ones made. Good luck, Steve
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It's a router, not a modem. The modem is what connects to your coaxial cable coming from the provider. The modem then has another slot for an Ethernet cable that goes on to your router. The modem is also what you're probably thinking of.All routers work with all cable providers because they're only meant to relay the service signal your modem is receiving.Look up the difference between a modem and a router if you want to learn more.
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First of all, this is not a z-wave camera, its an ip/network/wireless camera. This does not pair up like a z-wave switch, u have to pair it manually to the system. Im using vera3, just choose add camera go to manual install then choose sercomm camera and use ip and password. Works as it should after that.
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Your web cam's manufacturer site should have the latest drivers for the particular operating system you're running on your machine available for download. Any particular concerns you have related to the machine itself and your cam working together can probably be addressed by your cam's manufacturer and/or the 2gopc people. Their contact form is at http://www.2gopc.com/contact-us/ But before contacting them re the cam drivers, first visit the cam manufacturer's sitr, as they are a lot more likely to have the driver you need available for download without you needing to involve the 2gopc support people.
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Just make sure that you unplug the wire in the telephone company interface box that comes from the telephone pole that use to supply your phone service so that it does not interfere with the Ooma Telo and the devices that you have connected now. Once you do this there should be no problems. Even if you no longer have phone service coming in from the pole, there can still be interference that will affect the Ooma and other devices you are trying to use.
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it's necessary if you are using OOMA telo and you cannot hardwire it to your router.
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No, doesn't matter. I use Mac to access the Ooma Web Platform. Both work. There's even an Ooma application that you can install on your phone. It's a great phone system.
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The software seems to want it plugged into the router at first while you set it up, after it is setup though it can be used as a completely wireless cam (Except for the power cord of course.)
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I have Ooma and have been looking at this system but had the same concern (only time this pump is going to kick on is when I loose power, so my Cable Router and Ooma box won't have power). I haven't done it yet, but am thinking about using a battery back-up UPS on my cable router and Ooma service box). I'm thinking that should give me (and the Wayne Sump Minder) enough time to send out it's necessary phone calls to my & my wife's cell phone). Think it will work ?
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You do need to connect to the router or modem for initial set up. After set up is complete, in theory it should work wirelessly. In practice (for me, anyway), the wireless function does not work. I gave up and connected by ethernet cable. Ooma recommends a wired connection between modem and router.
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Yes it does. Ooma's website is very helpful and their tech support can walk you through it if you need help.