Will Sewell voice/fax USB modem SW-29644 or the Hiro h05113 caller ID voice/fax modem work with Time Warner Cable ARRIS Wireless modem??
1254463
I don't know for sure, but the Sewell does work with ARRIS TM502g cable modem w/VOIP on Comcast. It doesn't have WiFi, but modem links to phone lines and both caller ID and fax features work. I don't know about data/dial up, but w/ cable modem I don't care. I'm not sure about the voice function either as I don't use it (answering machine).
1254464
The Sewell voice/fax USB modem SW-29644 works independently from cable modems. They don't interact, so they will work fine together.
2166982
Yep. Works perfect! Actually 8.1.1 too! But for now you have to use a Win 7 .dll fax printer file since Win 8 has a bug in the required file. Hiro has the required .dll file for download on their website. Also, AFTER you install the modem go to the Hiro website and download their latest Win 8.1 driver. ;-)
2210517
Joe, couldn't tell you for sure if anything would be different. I went from Verizon DSL to Suddenlink and they gave me the SB5101n to use. I'm just running internet only and not phone, TV and internet. Honestly I'd just hook it up, see what happens, and enjoy the speed. If you're still in doubt, ask TW if it will work on their system. Good luck !
15860
No, this one will not work with Time Warner, they have there own modem they rent to the customers.
912655
YES,, We use it with Time Warner Cable. No issues. Just connects and all is well
1739892
There must be two versions of this model; one does not wprk with Time Warner. So that I did not have to pay rent , I bought one. The phone would not work with mine. They told me to hook up the phone to the modem that was theirs; using a splitter I hooked it up and it set along side the modem that I bought. (Yes it is dumb because the modem supplied by TimeWarner did everything( internet , phone and tv) ) . They told me to keep their modem and they would not charge me for it. Go figure.
1022219
OK....I may have found my answer. Probably the 'telephony' referred to as not working with this modem would be if you have VOIP service through the cable provider. The cable provider gives you a different modem if you use their VOIP service....I do NOT use the cable VOIP service, I use VoicePulse so I think this modem will be fine as the VoicePulse module just connects to my router. Probably something like Vonage is similar.So, I am about to take the plunge and order this.
1601904
We use Time Warner which I believe comes over a cable type modem. We use the build in auto attendant but also have some hunt groups set up with the phone company for our different lines.
1844249
Yes, and it is a newer revision than the SB4xxx series. This works with Time Warner (and most US ISPs) for plans up to 38Mbps in speed. All TWC needs is the MAC address of the modem and you will be running in about 10 to 15 minutes!
1604280
According to Ascendis Software, the modem does indeed support Caller ID: http://www.ascendis.com/callerid/modems.php [Edit] I bought two of these, and the caller ID on my Verizon landline has been inconsistent for both, missing catching the ID on about 50% the calls. Other modems work fine on my line. I see another person who had the same complaint: http://ascendis.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1356&sid=e6ce8636a0b943df381989b71ba23781
914067
I bought the Arris TM802G from Amazon because Comcast said I had to have a Doc Sis 3.0 telephony modem. Comcast said they weren't able to support this modem. I told Comcast that I was using it just for phone and cable and they were able to install it over the phone. It should work for Internet as well.
1577440
This is an external usb modem that is working for me for using with a fax system.
980761
Yes. This will work with Time Warner. This is the exact same model I lease from them. It is also listed on the Time Warner approved modem list found here: http://www.timewarnercable.com/en/support/internet/topics/buy-your-modem.html. Word of caution...I'm not impressed with the wifi router built into this modem. You're better off using a seperate wifi router and turning off the modem's wifi router (this can be done through the modem's admin interface).
358608
I purchased the unit to replace an identical Time Warner Cable unit that I was leasing for internet and telephone. It does have a telephone jack, but TWC would not download the code to use for the telephone. I was able to remove the lease fee (for internet, there was no lease fee for telephone, but I now have 2 identical units on my desk, each partially employed. There should be a search on the Comcast site that would indicate if this will work with their hardware.
1548708
No. This particular modem is for HSI data only - as noted in the description. I believe the Ubee DVM3203B is used for telephony, but see the following Comcast/xfinity URLs for supported devices and their approved uses: http://mydeviceinfo.comcast.net/ http://customer.comcast.com/help-and-support/internet/list-of-approved-cable-modems/
363575
The modem will work with Time Warner but they do not support VIOP. I now just use it for broadband hoping some day they might except the model with VIOP support. You will need to use your existing VIOP modem you received from time warner for the phone. They will no longer charge you for the modem though but may differ in which state you are from. Hope this helps.
1223286
I have Time Warner Cable and this modem is on their approved vendor list. Bought, installed, called time Warner to give them the MAC ID and get it talking to their network with a minimum of pain. The modem and Cisco router that I have started talking to each other almost immediately after the modem came up on the network.