this model I purchased has a phone jack, not ethernet, what gives?
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This particular model (as well as the full "ECO" line) provides only a USB interface, not ethernet. Refer to the Star Micronics TSP143*LAN* model for ethernet (LAN) connectivity/interface. Model # is 39463110, and can be found here - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003O91EUY/ Additionally, the 'phone jack' you referred to is for connecting a cash drawer. For example, you could use an APG CD-014A cash drawer interface cable for Star TSP Printers - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003XWGG6E/ref=cm_cd_asin_lnk - along with an APG cash drawer, like the APG VB320-BL1616 Vasario Series ( http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EUMNQTG/ ), to have your POS system manage the cash drawer, via the receipt printer.
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This particular model (as well as the full "ECO" line) provides only a USB interface, not ethernet.Refer to the Star Micronics TSP143*LAN* model for ethernet (LAN) connectivity/interface. Model # is 39463110, and can be found here - Star Micronics Monochrome Receipt PrinterAdditionally, the 'phone jack' you referred to is for connecting a cash drawer. For example, you could use an APG CD-014A cash drawer interface cable for Star TSP Printers - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003XWGG6E/ref=cm_cd_asin_lnk - along with an APG cash drawer, like the APG VB320-BL1616 Vasario Series ( APG Cash Drawer, LLC: Black 16 x 16 Vasario Series Cash Drawer VB320-BL1616 ), to have your POS system manage the cash drawer, via the receipt printer. This particular model (as well as the full "ECO" line) provides only a USB interface, not ethernet.Refer to the Star Micronics TSP143*LAN* model for ethernet (LAN) connectivity/interface. Model # is 39463110, and can be found here - Star Micronics Monochrome Receipt PrinterAdditionally, the 'phone jack' you referred to is for connecting a cash drawer. For example, you could use an APG CD-014A cash drawer interface cable for Star TSP Printers - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003XWGG6E/ref=cm_cd_asin_lnk... » Read More This particular model (as well as the full "ECO" line) provides only a USB interface, not ethernet.Refer to the Star Micronics TSP143*LAN* model for ethernet (LAN) connectivity/interface. Model # is 39463110, and can be found here - Star Micronics Monochrome Receipt PrinterAdditionally, the 'phone jack' you referred to is for connecting a cash drawer. For example, you could use an APG CD-014A cash drawer interface cable for Star TSP Printers - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003XWGG6E/ref=cm_cd_asin_lnk - along with an APG cash drawer, like the APG VB320-BL1616 Vasario Series ( APG Cash Drawer, LLC: Black 16 x 16 Vasario Series Cash Drawer VB320-BL1616 ), to have your POS system manage the cash drawer, via the receipt printer. « Show Less
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The Eco version doesn't have Ethernet. If you need ethernet get the one that doesn't have the "Eco" tag.
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Hello Angel! To be honest I'm not sure about that. Mine isn't in the livingroom, it's in my bedroom and needs the Ethernet cord to be able to go online. Sorry I couldn't give you more then that.
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Plug right in to an ethernet network. But, my wireless works great. Something else is going on. Maybe your internet connect or wireless router.
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Mine did not. I thought that I was shipped a phone that was once returned (less the power supply). Let me know where we can get one if you work it out. Right now, I am using POE (Power Over Ethernet)
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The one I purchased wasn't SIM capable, but this one needs a landline or SIM card. It doesn't look like it can use an Ethernet connection, wired or wireless. There are a number of things I like and dislike about these inexpensive units. damron - damrontech - coooom for more info.
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No phone jack. Only one ethernet port to connect to a wireless router or a computer. Comcast should provide you a separate modem for your phone service.
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Edward,It sounds like you purchased an adequate piece of equipment, but I'd like to know what kind of Internet phone you have - is it a home/landline phone designed to work with VoIP? Those phones would most likely be able to connect directly into a modem/router via Ethernet (RJ45) cable, rather than a standard phone cable.Get back to me with some more details, and I'll try to help you out.EDIT: just saw where Alberto answered this already. If you use a landline a good bit, I would keep it and just search for another router.
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This is a great question! I spoke with magic jack directly. They've explained that the products which have the ethernet cable design below the "magic jack" letters are the 2012 versions, and come with 1 year of service. Those without this ethernet cable or phone cable symbol will be the 2014 versions and only include 6 months of service. They also stated that the "additional features" for the 2014 version were still in beta mode, and not available. They provided me this url to see the differences in the photos. I hope it proves helpful. http://aid.magicjack.com/Products.png
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The model I bought is wired usb, but I bet they have a wireless version "somewhere".
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It uses a standard phone jack, but you need to be setup for two phone lines from your provider to use the two-line feature.
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No this router has standard ethernet jacks on the back Just Plug in the cable from your internet provider
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i connected it with metro pcs but wont connect to internet, maybe i need some extra configuration or something
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No phone jack. Just the cable/BNC and network jack. This is not a combo voice and network modem. I had the voice port too when I used Comcast's voice bundle. Switching to this modem means ending the Comcast voice plan. You might need to switch to Vonage or another VoIP provider for that.
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I don't know, I used it as an ethernet jack so anything that will connect to ethernet should work.
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Christopher, yes this model has the Ethernet card and also USB connectivity.Bob
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This model is working fine for internet, but my phone service does not work. Comcast and I both did a reset - I was told that I need a technician to install? Chat personnel said that I was not sychronized. Has anyone found out how make telephone service work?
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This is not the adapter you need. A household telephone jack is an RJ11. This is an RJ45. This product converts a standard Ethernet cable into a crossover cable. These are rarely needed these days. The GigE specification requires auto MDI-X.