Will this modem work with the Ooma phone system?
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I have no idea. I sold the one I had because Time Warner wouldn't let me use it.
802891
If Windows 7 fax and scan supports dial-up modems there's no reason to think it wouldn't work. However, I've not personally tested it, so the best I can give you is "very probably".
1518151
No! this modem is for DSL services operating off of your home phone service. You need a cable modem for Time Warner Cable services
1065378
You do need to connect to the router or modem for initial set up. After set up is complete, in theory it should work wirelessly. In practice (for me, anyway), the wireless function does not work. I gave up and connected by ethernet cable. Ooma recommends a wired connection between modem and router.
1729704
I don't have Ooma Office. Have used Ooma Telo over two years and love it. It's not just the money I save, but the functionality of the system.
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My Ooma works fine with faxes - not the handset though - through the Ooma base unit. Works best if you dial *99 and then the fax number.
1028698
The dialer does work with VoIP systems like ooma, but you do need to plug it into a standard phone jack for it to work.
1033588
I personally do not know, I kept my modem from TWC for my phone. I did see however in my question session on one of the web sites that the OOMA will work with the zoom. I am going to try an OOMA next year to see if I can drop twc digital phone. Sorry I could not give you a definite yes, but keep researching and you will find the answer. Digger.
2207688
Your question might best be answered by calling Ooma support. I found them quite responsive.
1654259
I have earthlink, so I don't personally know but this modem should work with At&t; DSL internet service.
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It should work if you plug straight into the Ooma box as the Ooma device just sees a regular telephone making a call when the PiSector alarm makes an outgoing call. You may be able to feed from your Ooma box straight into a jack in the house and then use all the jacks in your house instead of having to be plugged into the Ooma box itself. But this would depend on your house telephone cable setup. This is how I use my alarm with MagicJack, which is the same principal as the Ooma box, only with a computer in the equation as the Magicjack that I have needs the computer. My setup goes Cable Modem > Cisco Router > Mac Mini > MagicJack > telephone jack > telephone jack > PiSector Alarm It should work if you plug straight into the Ooma box as the Ooma device just sees a regular telephone making a call when the PiSector alarm makes an outgoing call. You may be able to feed from your Ooma box straight into a jack in the house and then use all the jacks in your house instead of having to be plugged into the Ooma box itself. But this would depend on your house telephone cable setup. This is how I use my alarm with MagicJack, which is the same principal as the Ooma box, only with a computer in the equation as the Magicjack that I have needs the computer. My setup goes Cable... » Read More It should work if you plug straight into the Ooma box as the Ooma device just sees a regular telephone making a call when the PiSector alarm makes an outgoing call. You may be able to feed from your Ooma box straight into a jack in the house and then use all the jacks in your house instead of having to be plugged into the Ooma box itself. But this would depend on your house telephone cable setup. This is how I use my alarm with MagicJack, which is the same principal as the Ooma box, only with a computer in the equation as the Magicjack that I have needs the computer. My setup goes Cable Modem > Cisco Router > Mac Mini > MagicJack > telephone jack > telephone jack > PiSector Alarm « Show Less
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You would need to use 1 or more splitters and/or connectors the Ooma office line on your 2 line phone. (which I have done) I used a Line 1 Line 2 splitter to feed Ooma and another line in.
801996
It will work with all modems. DSL or cable. It doesn't matter. Keep in mind. This is NOT a modem. It's a router and lets you add more devices TO your modem. In other words, you need a DSL or Cable modem to connect it to.
176425
Only if your local phone company supplies it. The phone will work with the system.
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I sure don't know. I bought 1 and found there was very little customer support. Bought an OOma and it is great
1628098
It should, it works with Comcast and I think the technology is the same. Connect it to any phone jack on phone side of the cable modem. Only downfall we found on our Comcast setup is the caller ID stops working, but well worth the benefit. Not one telemarketer has made our phone ring since we got this.
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yes it can but it may depend on your service. I have Ooma and it works with that.