I have a T1 line coming into my office that splits at the hub one for data and one for voice. Would this sytem work or is their another system you wou
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Hi Keith- Yes, this should work fine. But you can contact the vendor- their technical support is awesome. I have been extremely happy with my X50
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i am just user of this system not professional well i think it should work without a problem but just go online find the customer service number for this company and ask any question i called a few time they are v helpful not like verison or any other big company . I must add this the simplest system to manage in market and i am telling you because i am using this from last 3-4 years and i bought two of them so far
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It depends on what you are trying to do. If you are having trouble splitting the FIOS output to many locations in your home, yes it should work. The FIOS system has to be using the coax cable in your house - not phone wires.
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I am not a company rep, just a customer. However, it does not look to be designed to connect two together. It would require some innovation, I think.
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Based on what I know after installing to my whole house phone wiring, I would have to say "NO". There would have to be two phone out connections and each would have to be dedicated in order for a two line system to work.
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I have a 2.0 hub attached to one port on this unit and it works fine. Not a problem.
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I would call Harmony to make sure, but I believe that you can. The remote only pairs with the hub it was purchased with. So you could set up separate Harmony accounts with the specific equipment for each remote/hub.
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i have the same setup from my huse to my shop. i used a two wire between the two intercoms. it works as it should. i am very pleased. ken
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Doesn't matter. It is a serial connection, USB 1.1 would work. The bigger question is if your USB cable is active / if you go over 15 feet you may have issues with a passive extension cable. You could place a powered hub in the middle and that would work out OK...
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we have 2 types of phone lines cable (from time warner, like a regular land line) and Vonage. Both work
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Yes, you should be able to. We have 4 lines and are able to access them all.
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I have used it in an office with multiple lines and did not have any problems. It works well.
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You sure can. Connect a cable from your wall connection to the hub then, connect each of your computers to the hub. It will work just fine.
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Yes, either a switch or hub will enable you to connect multiple devices. If it is a secured connection each device will need to pass the appropriate credentials (name/password).
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Does line two ring when you are speaking on line 1? I need it to ring so that another office staff can pick up the line.
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You have to have a "splitter" one line goes to the phone and the other goes to the Logger unit which plugs into the computer.......this is a great unit!
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It's not designed for data use, but some users report it does work for that. I have no personal knowledge. I have to wonder why there are so many splits in your coax and are they before or after your modem. Your problem may be low quality coax, you need quad shielded cable for data transfer.
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It will work just fine but it is getting past the tier 1 tech support the real issue. Any DOCSIS 3.0 modem will work but they go by the book and say it won't. You can request to be sent to a higher tech support or just tell them it is a "SB6141" model. All they really need to do is register the "MAC address" on the bottom of the modem and you are done. I already already installed over 9x SB6180 modems.