Is system compatible with cable phone connection?
1261581
Sure. It's just a small cordless phone that only dials one number (911). It will dial that one number just like any phone.
1261582
Donna: My home landline service is thru the local cable company and the Guardian Alert works just fine. However, you (as did I) must make sure that your cable phone service provides *your* caller i.d. (your phone number, name, address) on your outgoing call(s). Most do these days, and you can verify it does simply by calling someone you know that has CID to see if your info comes up on their CID display. Sorry if this sounds condescending, but there's no point in buying Guardian Alert if you don't have an outgoing CID from your "cable phone connection." To be absolutely certain, call your local non-emergency (non-911) police number and explain that you want to verify your CID. They will be happy to accommodate your request because it ensures prompt and accurate response if you have a future 911 call. Btw, you can go to this web address and download a complete instruction manual (click on "Instructions V9.2 English) to read about its cable phone connections and everything else involving the Guardian Alert: http://www.logicmark.com/downloads/
1261583
Yes, it's comparable with any phone system. It dials only one number (911) and you talk directly with the 911 operator. The biggest problem is having it on you when you need it.
1202233
It's cable compatible, meaning that it has a place for attach your cable line, but it doesn't descramble scrambled cable signals.
2226023
I'm using it with mediacom right now. They have to give you a code of sorts to complete the connections, so I would call them up for instructions, it's been awhile.
1460867
It is a DSL modem that is wireless. It is not compatable with cable. If your internet provider is DSL, you should verify with them that this particuar modem will work for you.
1430505
i have charter cable and it works for me. you might want a docsis 3.0 because they are phasing out docsis 2.0. hope i helped.
329600
Yes, of course. That is what it is for. But, make sure you check the specs with your cable company first. Was not right config for my system. Modem I needed was a lot more expensive than this one.
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).
334920
It will work. I have my connected through optical cable box connection and works great.
953673
I have a cable modem but google it or get the online instructions, they should let you know.
440263
Best to ask them.... we only provide hardware. You should really call the carrier/service provider to see if this unit will work on their network.
943817
I hardwired connection would be best. I cannot recommend this system. It was very sporadic operating on my iPhone. I found it to be undependable.
485637
That's correct. The system works great but it will require a cable connecting the receiver and transmitter.
2215017
The TV has all the standard inputs. So connecting to cable should not be a problem.
335063
The cable is Tunderbolt compatible. That is the system I am using, no problems.
578231
There is one port that allows bi-directional data transfer. You must connect the cable modem to this port. But then it will work fie. I use mine with Time Warner Cable.
2263706
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.
761288
I should work. The unit comes with multiple cable options for different connections.