What else I´ll need for my own VoIP home system ?
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You need a voip phone or a softphone (app or software) and a voip provider such as ring central. For GXP's just plug in power and connect with the cable provided to you home network. You'll need access to your router (comcast or other) to obtain the phone's IP address for set up using the web interface.
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I use a Grandstream UCM6102 for my ranch and have phones now in every building. You do need power and a network connection hardwired or via WiFi to make them work. The UCM6102 PBX is easy to setup if you have ever done a pbx and it works great. I'm very happy with this setup. I should mention this all runs on my Internal Ranch network. I have the UCM6102 wired to my ATT phone line and one Voip box from TCI for calling overseas and it works great. The best part for me is my wife can now track me down on the ranch when I don't take my cell phone.
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you only need one box. If you already have standard phone jacks you should be able to jumper it to a close by phone jack and then plug phones into others. however a better choice is to use a phone system with a base unit and added remote units like a Uniden 1780-3 or -4 the base plugs into the unit and the other phones go through the base. it does not plug into a computer, it needs to be plugged into an Ethernet router. My router is in the office, the basic talk unit is in another room connected by a cat5e cable.
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Absolutely no computer required. I hooked up 4 voip ph service to my little device and works beautiful!
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You will not require software and the microphone, when working, is sensitive enough to pick up about anything. I have found it to be somewhat unreliable, but when it works, it works well.
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Yes. I just plugged all my ip cameras in and have had no issues for at least a year. I'm sure VoIP equipment will work fine too as most is class 2 with power requirement of 7 watts. Class 3 requires 15 watts. If you need to setup VLANs I don't think this one can be managed but not sure.
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No you actually just need a voip/pc adapter. They have one on the v moda website. Or you can just get one st Walmart they are like 10 bucks
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Yes, different types of IP phones should work well together. VOIP devices all adhere to a set of standards just like regular home/office phones.
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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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Contact Bell in for information. They will help you get it setup. Good luck
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VOIP can be pretty data intensive and I wouldn't recommend using this for it. I would go with a powerline adapter
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I'd also recommend the Hogtunes speaker system. Works great. There are also YouTube videos that walk through the installation process.Good luck!JB
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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.
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It is unlikely that the unit will work over a VOIP type of phone. Typically a VOIP phone has its own program and/or chipset to that takes care of all calls. (thats why most VOIP phones are fairly large and look like a modem/router) The alarm module isn't that sophisticated... it is similar to a 56K modem that just dials out on a standard (not IP) phone line.
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You can plug your mic into most P.C.'s.with out any thing else in line. As for the software: it should tell you what is necessary for every thing to work correctly.
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You will need an Analog Telephone Adapter (ATA). If you do a search in Amazon for "ATA Telephone", you will get a bunch of matches. This adapter will connect to your voip phone system via network jack and provide you an analog port for your phone. You will of course need to configure the ATA device just like it was a digital phone. I even use one of these at home to connect my cordless analog handsets to my VOIP phone service. You can get one these ATA devices with multiple ports if you need to support more than one analog phone.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zl96nDuoEMM You will need an Analog Telephone Adapter (ATA). If you do a search in Amazon for "ATA Telephone", you will get a bunch of matches. This adapter will connect to your voip phone system via network jack and provide you an analog port for your phone. You will of course need to configure the ATA device just like it was a digital phone. I even use one of these at home to connect my cordless analog handsets to my VOIP phone service. You can get one these ATA devices with multiple ports if you need to support more than one analog phone.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zl96nDuoEMM
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Any PA system or wireless mic pack with a mono input will work. This is not frequency specific.
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Just plug it in and it installs itself. Skype works great with it. I use it on Windows also.