Can this work with a VoiP phone line (like Magic Jack or NetTalk)?
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I don't believe it will. But you can purchase the wireless panel that will call you regardless of phone service. Call PiSector customer service. They are very good.
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Yes with an appropriate interconnect device such as Magic Jack or others provide with their VOIP services. The TG254SK does not connect to internet directly.
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It will work with VOIP...but I don't think VOIP is mandatory. It should also work fine with a normal land line.
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Victor -- Yes, it can. That's how we use it most of the time. The phone we have is even capable of handling two lines so if you had a traditional landline you could connect both it and the VOIP line to the same handset. If you want to attach the OBI202 to your wall jack (enabling the signal to travel through the whole house), that's a different animal and requires a lot more work. But you can connect the base to your cordless handset without a problem.
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I do not see a reference to security system compatibility on www.nettalk.com either in the FAQ's or Tech tips. I agree with other contributors that the Nettalk VOIP is somewhat less reliable than traditional landline service and would be useless during power outages. However, if by security system you simply mean a system that works by placing a phone call to alert authorities, I believe it should work. Be aware that you must dial the full 9-digit number when placing calls via Nettalk.
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yes, there is no reason why it should not work. The real question is does windows 7 support this type of modem. Most systems are backwards compatible so this should work even with window 8. If you have program that will do this like the program that magic jack uses then there is no reason that this would not let you do this.
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you have to have the internet on any of the voip devices be it Vonage ooma magic jack or nettalk. I no longer have nettalk
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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.
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Looking to Nettalk web side it probably does. I have a voip service connected to my router and it works perfectly fine.
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It will work with any household phone system MagicJack or other such system that you simply plug a phone into.
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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
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I connected the ringer for my elderly brother-in-law to a land line and it worked very well. I did not try the ringer on VOIP so I do not know if it works for VOIP.
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the answer is yes. I bought mines to use specifically with my magic jack. The only problem is, the ringer is not very loud.
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Yes I just installed this system in my house, and I have magic jack. Works great. Very pleased with the system. When it goes off it takes about 10 seconds to call my cell phone.
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Raul, I don't see why not. It's a regular telephone with a Ethernet connector and a phone line connector.For local calls you can use the phone connector, for long distance you can use Skype or whatever service you wish.RegardsAlvaro
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Sorry, I don't use that service in my home so can't reply with an accurate answer. I checked the manual and could find no information about VOIP.
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Yeah. If you're an Android user, download the MagicJack Beta app. You can make Magic Jack calls with your cell phone/ bluetooth headset. It works great!