we have a voice over IP phone through Vonage. at times the connection is so garbled we can't understand the other party. will it help?
574198
IT Might, I Would Call Your Carrier AND Ask them. I am surprised they didn't include one
529002
Looking to Nettalk web side it probably does. I have a voip service connected to my router and it works perfectly fine.
59335
It can if you connect with a VOIP. As for the poor quality, they work best in closer proximities.
431793
I don't know how it will work with voice over IP, I've never tried it. I can tell you that we have tried to use several different Bluetooth adapters and none have been as good as this one. Our application is with Bluetooth electronic signature pads in a hospital setting. This adapter has been the easiest to install and the most reliable. It is had no driver conflicts and has performed flawlessly at our site for several years now. Most other Bluetooth adapters have a far less stellar record.
1480577
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.
1171602
It works with land lines and VOIP lines, I have it working with Vonage VOIP so I think it will work with Magic Jack which is VOIP based also.
2203717
It is usually up the the software you are using it for. It can be both in my experience with Ventrillo, teamspeak, raidcall, and skype. Generally skype is voice activated though.
426243
There is an operator that transcribes the other end of the conversation upon connection. works pretty well for the most part.
1334206
I am using it on an analog line, so can not answer your question exactly, but the product information states that it does support SIP as well: http://www.polycom.com/products-services/voice/conferencing-solutions/conferencing-phones/soundstation-duo.html (On the 'technical specifications' tab they have a link to supported SIP platforms.) The 'Duo' name is because it supports both analog and IP voice solutions. If you have not already, you may want to call VoIPCheap and ask them specifically if their service supports this phone directly (without any other hardware), or if it still requires a seperate SIP router. Wish I could help more.
920065
You can test your connection at http://www.phonepower.com/speedtest and the site will let you know if your connection will support VOIP.
1663645
It,s a little unclear what you are askng but maybe this will hyelp...I use vonage. I have the panasonic VM on and if i am NOT on phone and do not pick upo, it goes to the panasonic VM. If I have it turned off, and do not pick up, it goes to my Vonage VM. If I am on the phone, regardless of whet6her it is on or off, it goes to vonage and the message is left there. And I DO gave call waiting. Call waiting gives you the opportunity to pick up if you want. If I dont, it goes to Vonage
100044
With Vonage home, you will typically need an analog/traditional phone. Though Vonage is voice-over-IP, the Vonage box converts the dial tone to analog so it it compatible with your existing home phones and wiring. The Cisco spa504g is a true VoIP phone, requiring a network connecting to a VoIP PBX/Telephone system. Also, the Vonage box has ports for 2 lines. 2 lines 'should' be possible with Vonage but maybe they have a 'policy' not to offer it.
599384
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.
731047
Basically yes. There might be some configuration based on who your VOIP provider is but it is that easy.
1011121
Why would you want to use Vonage? Their service is notoriously poor and unreliable! There are dozens of good VOIP service providers out there. I have been using "VOIP.ms" with great success for more than a year and they have online instructions for the set up of the PAP2T.
1686022
It is not connected over VOIP. This device is basically a cell phone in a box. It is possible that your cellular phone has poor reception or has reception problems. Or just that the home phone device has a better antenna.
436300
No. My phone utilizes VOIP. When a 2nd call comes in there is a brief interruption in the connection.