My phone is not a land line but is an IP phone through Vonage that operates over our internet service. Will the HS-700 be able to call?
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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.
599385
I use VoIP through Ooma and it calls out through my home line just fine. I would think Ooma and Vonage are similar.
599386
I don't know. I would call the homesitter tech line.They were very helpful with my question.
599387
Nope...............................An actual phone line must be connected !
715523
bruce, i'm not sure, but the fa-700 is surposed to call any number it's programed to call, to include a cell phone ........except for those mentioned in the companys disclaimer ,..i would contact the manf. of the fa-700 to be sure ,,,,,,,
2107467
of course, it should be landline to use this phone. It is stationary phone.
752449
Not for sure I would call the 800 number. It uses GSM so I would assume so.
1604961
Sorry, I do not have voip so I am unsure. I can say that it does work great with regular phone service.
590403
we have 2 types of phone lines cable (from time warner, like a regular land line) and Vonage. Both work
2263348
Practically speaking... no. Vonage is not BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) friendly. I don't recommend Vonage as a provider for BYOD service. That being said, an internet search reveals http://www.vonage-forum.com/ftopic3346.html which provides info you would need. I'm not sure the information given would help much if you are a first-time Polycom admin. The biggest issue is Vonage simply won't support the device- so if you can actually make a call, but VM signaling, multi-line, hold, music-on-hold, call transfer, etc. don't work, you are on your own. Technically speaking, you could use an ATA adapter to bridge the SIP-ATA-SIP gap, but you would lose many of the features that make SIP (and Vonage) attractive. I'd recommend CallCentric, VoIP.ms, or FlowRoute as a good BYOD provider. I'd also suggest you look at the Polycom VVX 300, as I get the feeling the SP IP 335 (and the rest of the line) is near the end. The SP IP 335 is still a great phone, especially if it fits your needs, but the VVX 300 gives more at the same price and has more flexible line handling and presentation.
87610
Yes, a phone line is required in order for the system to dial out. My recommendations would be simple talk, vonage or Verizon's home phone connect.
867761
This is not a wireless unit. As long as your processor builds your file for phone line you can use it, for it is phone line capable.
479539
If you have a good internet connection and an American style phone connector (RJ-45), it should be fine. I didn't try it, however. Vonage has an "optimized" fax line option, for which you pay an additional charge beyond just your voice line. But, they admit this: "NOTE: Your Vonage voice line is not optimized for fax service, however, you can send and receive an occasional fax on this line. To do so, unplug the telephone cord from the port on the Vonage adapter and plug the cord from your fax machine into that same port." In other words, if your network connection is good, you should be fine.
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Yes. If you have configured a VOIP provider (or several), the device will let you choose what line/account you want to use for outbound calls. Unless you specify a default.Overall a well-designed product. Just be aware that it can't do Wifi; I had to move my Internet router to someplace next to a phone outlet in order to connect the base station.
402578
This is an IP phone, and generally you need a hardware (PBX) and software system to serve as the backbone to run it. It's really not for use in a home -- it's a business/office device for a VOIP phone system.
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.
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the HT702 is not possible. only linked to the HT503 and HT501 can create a point to point, but if you need internet.
388584
Yes. You can. Once you set up properly it just works like regular telephone. You won't be able to tell the difference.
731046
Not exactly. You need to have a software and hardware able to handle and route Phone Calls Over IP (VoIP) via SIP Trunking. We do offer the Elastix NLX-Mini UCS which is an excellent tool you can plug to your network and have your phones ready to make and receive calls. We will be glad to help!
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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.