Does ie works with Ooma voip telephone system ? Bill
1351117
You have ask your police station or 911responders in your town. They are very accommodating . The guardian works very well. And is easy compared to life alert . If you need to call you get the dispatcher at 911 and you get service quickly.
2221158
Ooma is a device that converts your phone call into an internet signal and redirects to who ever you called. It is a VOIP. For your phone to work all you need to do is plug your phone into the ooma device and connect that device to the internet. You can also connect the ooma directly to your phone jack and the ooma would send its signal through the house. I love my ooma. I spend less then $4 a month from where i live and i get great call quality. I save almost $20 every month just by using it. I have saved tons of money just by getting the ooma. Use my refer a friend code and save $40 Get the Ooma telo for $89 and free shipping! Direct from Ooma! http://www3.ooma.com/refer-a-friend/?referral_code=WAT5725 Ooma is a device that converts your phone call into an internet signal and redirects to who ever you called. It is a VOIP. For your phone to work all you need to do is plug your phone into the ooma device and connect that device to the internet. You can also connect the ooma directly to your phone jack and the ooma would send its signal through the house. I love my ooma. I spend less then $4 a month from where i live and i get great call quality. I save almost $20 every month just by using it. I have saved tons of money just by getting the ooma. Use my refer a friend code and save $40... » Read More Ooma is a device that converts your phone call into an internet signal and redirects to who ever you called. It is a VOIP. For your phone to work all you need to do is plug your phone into the ooma device and connect that device to the internet. You can also connect the ooma directly to your phone jack and the ooma would send its signal through the house. I love my ooma. I spend less then $4 a month from where i live and i get great call quality. I save almost $20 every month just by using it. I have saved tons of money just by getting the ooma. Use my refer a friend code and save $40 Get the Ooma telo for $89 and free shipping! Direct from Ooma! http://www3.ooma.com/refer-a-friend/?referral_code=WAT5725 « Show Less
190531
yes, but you must have caller id service from your telephone provider. also, most cell phone calls will only show "wireless caller". voip caller may not show anything.
599384
It is unlikely that the unit will work over a VOIP type of phone. Typically a VOIP phone has its own program and/or chipset to that takes care of all calls. (thats why most VOIP phones are fairly large and look like a modem/router) The alarm module isn't that sophisticated... it is similar to a 56K modem that just dials out on a standard (not IP) phone line.
529002
Looking to Nettalk web side it probably does. I have a voip service connected to my router and it works perfectly fine.
854614
Hi, this is only an extension to the Ooma Telo. It does not work on its own, you need the Telo. I only pay about US$4 a month for the taxes. If you have internet in your home you will only need to pay a minimum amount for the taxes in your area, the service itself is free.... Hope this was useful!
2013741
Yes but why would you unless you are calling somewhere like Japan and have a lot of leftover minutes to burn on your Skype account. The Ooma system and it's HD quality sound is designed to replace the other peoples inferior quality units and systems at such monthly costs as my $3.71 bill for FCC and taxes versus $29.95 cheap bill promised by others with hidden charges. And if you have been using something like MagicJack or Vonage you will really be pleased with the clarity compared to long-distance echo or humming once you use Ooma.
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This was copied from the Pro Call Blocker website. "3. Will your units work with my VOIP service? Yes. As long as you have active Caller ID service. Please contact us if you have a "Digital Voice" type of VoIP service, as there are a few known issues with a few of the setups that are brand new to the market. Comcast XFINITY setups typically do not send enough of the necessary electricity to power the unit, so until further notice Comcast XFINITY customers should not purchase our units. Please note that if you are a Comcast customer with one of their traditional landline plans or non-XFINITY phone setups, the Pro Call Blocker will work just fine."
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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
395660
Yes, I ported over both of my home phone numbers to the Ooma system. There is a $40 charge to port over, which is waived if you also sign up for Premier Service ($100 year-well worth it).
1653329
Yes, you can plug in. Ooma says the preferred installation is by cable between modem and router.
599385
I use VoIP through Ooma and it calls out through my home line just fine. I would think Ooma and Vonage are similar.
351881
I use mine with a VoIP phone and It works fine. You just have make sure you have ups backup for phone system, modem and router. Also if your internet provider goes down the system will not be able to call you or you it.
2085256
I bought Ooma with wireless. It did not work for me. However, when I plugged it into the back of the router it works perfectly. We have used it for about 6 months now and we can't tell any difference in service from our old ATT connection except for the bill being less than 5 dollars a month:)
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I would not suggest using VOIP phone to connect to your home security as it may not be reliable if the internet goes down. I was in the same situation as you are. I had AT&T; as my local landline carrier which I was paying $36/mo just for a basic line and had my home security connected to the landline. So I decided to upgrade my home security to use cellular and got rid of the AT&T; landline and use Ooma for my home phone. this ends up saving me money in the long term.$35/mon for home security cellular and $3.79/mo for home phone with long distance with Ooma.Hope this helps.
1207034
Depends on the phone service provider and the purpose of having such adapter. For more specific details on the use of a obi200 voip phone adapter, please contact Jeshua Michael at jeshua.michael@polycom.com.
749710
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.