Will this work with VOIP setup?
1813855
voip uses ethernet jacks (the RJ-45 Ethernet connector) the amplified ringer uses the regular phone jack ( standard RJ-11 phone connectors) so unless there was a way to adapt the 2 together the answer would be no
1813856
It does not have a DSL plug-in, and besides, the strobe went out within three weeks.
1974644
Yes. I have Vonage business and this phone works with my Vonage acct. you have to read the instructions and you'll be setup in 10-15 min.
245799
it does work with windows PC and I am able to listen to music and attend my Lync meetings using the these. I guess should work with rest of the VOIP softwares if detected by the software.
8310
no, it only works with a computer USB port. I suggest you call Vonage to see if they have any deals to get their VoIP box for free. I have had one for about 2 years and it works great.
2223186
The connector is ultra mini. Smaller than the connector needed for a smartphone. For VoIP you will be better off with a product that has a two pronged audio in and out or USB connector.
300829
The voip part will depend on the voip PBX and phones you use. For most it will be fine, but if you were to install an all Cisco pbx and phones then this would not do the auto config like a Cisco switch would. We use these as workgroup switches for our Asterix VOIP system of over 50 phones (we have many of these going back in to a 48 port stack.
1617695
I bought the same one on Comcast advice, and the next tech I worked with, once it came time to finish the setup for it, told me it was not compatible with their VoIP. So I had to purchase the higher Arris.
1702519
I am not very sure. I use it with IP phone at work. But from what I see how it functions, it should be possible. All you do is reroute the voice.. not changing input from the main phone line. But, like I said I am not sure.
686463
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
2034620
This device works from a phone line to a source with a constant dial tone. Some VOIP services require a special device ie internet modem with phone and internet. If you run that wire directly to the unit or a PBX system, it will work, in addition to copper wire, or fibre
1187149
The USR modem will work with a voip service but you need to connect it to your voip unit with a phone cable. I do not know if the Ooma unit will work with this set up.
1870998
That's actually two different questions. The answer to the first is no. The answer to the second is yes, depending on your VOIP server and configuration capabilities.
1173497
No it will not work that way. The device expects to have a SIP server with which to connect. It is not a simple line device. It understands dialing plans and converts telephone events into SIP signaling.
1479207
It probably is compatible according to wiki.unify.com/wiki/OpenScape_Desk_Phone_IP_35G your VOIP phone uses a standard RJ11/12 headset connector (no amplifier necessary). This headset is compatible with MANY different brands/models of VOIP phones. So as long as your OpenScape VOIP phone isn't non-standard this headset should work just fine. Besides you can always return it if it doesn't fit/work right.
168702
It will work with VOIP...but I don't think VOIP is mandatory. It should also work fine with a normal land line.
786791
You probably could use it as a VOIP headset with the right adapters. It's really intended for use with a dedicated dial pad. I would look for a cheaper solution for VOIP.
2026360
It should work everywhere if you have a power adapter and use a voip operator