Примеры использования Voip adapter на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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If you own an OBi110 VoIP adapter made byObihai Technology, Inc.
Connect the other end of the cable to the port labeled Phone Line 1 orPhone Port on the VoIP adapter.
If the printer is connected to a VoIP adapter or cable modem, then make sure that the printer is plugged into the.
There are some notable exceptions,where you cannot just plug your VoIP adapter into any jack.
Phone VoIP adapter(or SIP adapter) is a real budget device that allows you to start access to IP telephony services.
Next, try disconnecting all telephones andtelephone devices from the line, and leave only the VoIP adapter connected.
First, try connecting a phone directly to the VoIP adapter(disconnect the VoIP adapter from your home wiring).
It should be noted that the ringer circuit in a few older phones can interfere with the incoming Caller ID signal from the VoIP adapter.
What comes out of a VoIP adapter unit is a telephone"line", not a"trunk"- it does not have the"wink start" signal needed by some types of PBX equipment.
You may need to experiment with the placement of these- you may or may not need one at the VoIP adapter, and/or at some or all of the phones in your home.
In such cases,you must connect your VoIP adapter to your inside telephone wiringbeforeit reaches the alarm or security equipment, in the same manner as the traditional phone line was previously connected.
If the screw terminals or punch-down connections in the RJ31X jack are numbered, the pair in question is usually on connectors 4 and5. Do NOT plug your VoIP adapter into the RJ31X jack!
Please remember the number one rule: Before connecting your VoIP adapter to any wall jack, plug a phone in first and LISTEN to make sure the line is dead!
If you are replacing your traditional phone service with VoIP(or with cellular service using a device such as a WHPWireless CellSocket, a PhoneLabs Dock-N-Talk™ or a XLink ITC-BT Cellular Bluetooth Gateway), you will need to disconnect your inside wiring from the telephone company's outside cables, andthen connect your VoIP adapter(or cell service adapter device) to your inside wiring.
I unplugged my line at the network interface box, andthen I plugged my VoIP adapter into one of the jacks inside the house, and everything seems to work, including the alarm!
For example, if you had a VoIP adapter with a REN of 3, and an added device of the type mentioned above with a REN of 5, you could(in theory) connect three standard(1.0 REN) phones directly to the VoIP adapter, and five more standard phones to the added device, for a total of eight phones that will ring(and beyond that, you could theoretically add even more non-ringing phones, that is, phones with the ringer disconnected or shut off).
One person who posted a message in an online forum stated that he had no problem getting a VoIP adapter to work with Avaya/Lucent partner systems and Nortel Mics/cics systems.
If you need to ring more phones than the VoIP adapter will support, we recommend that you consider using aRing Voltage Booster™(there are now two models, the new Ring Voltage Booster II™ and the original Ring Voltage Booster™- scroll down on the page to see both) fromMike Sandman Enterprises.
So, check anddouble check that there is no voltage present before you connect the VoIP adapter to the line, and that the line is totally disconnected from the telephone company's wiring!!!
On some PBX's you simply need to connect the line from the VoIP adapter to an analog port, while on others, the secret to getting around this is to configure the PBX to treat the connection to the VoIP adapter as though it were a two-way Foreign Exchange(FX) line(one on which both outgoing calls may be placed, and incoming ones received).
You need to connect the printer to your telephone line(through a standard wall jack,a DSL filter, a VoIP adapter, or a cable modem) before you can open the fax software and configure the fax settings.
If you want a phone at the same location where you plug your VoIP adapter into a jack, simply plug a phone line duplex adapter(two jacks to one plug) into the VoIP adapter, or into the phone jack, whichever is more convenient.
LINE port Connect the printer to an active telephone line through a standard wall jack(RJ‑11),DSL filter, or VoIP adapter, or any other adapter that allows you to access the phone line to send and receive faxes.
Note that if you should need to connect more phones than either your VoIP adapter or one of the above devices will ring individually, you could connect some phones directly to the VoIP adapter and some phones to the added device.
Even if there is no dial tone or significant voltage on the line today, that does NOT guarantee that there never will be. Furthermore,when you connect a VoIP adapter to any type of outdoor wiring, you expose it to potential damage from lightning and other transient voltages.
So, for example, with a stand-alone TiVo and a PAP-2 or an ATA-186 VoIP adapter, you could try using, 019*99, as the dial prefix, or simply, 019 or just*99,(you could even try all three and see which works best).
So what is happening here is that the yellow andblack pair is carrying dial tone from the VoIP adapter to the alarm, and the red and green pair is carrying the dial tone from the alarm to the rest of the house.
If you hear the interference no matter what phone andline cord you try, the VoIP adapter itself may be picking up the interference, and you should contact your VoIP provider for assistance.
This is a relatively rare problem, but if Caller ID works fine when a Caller ID equipped phone is plugged directly into the VoIP adapter, but not when the VoIP adapter and the phone are plugged into the inside wiring, try temporarily disconnecting any older phones or any other"oddball" equipment you may have connected to the line, and see if that restores Caller ID.
Some time back we received one report that theoriginalRing Voltage Booster™ would not fix a problem involving a Nortel Venture phone system- the problem there was that a Linksys VoIP adapter would not cause the Venture phones to ring properly nor show caller ID on line 1, and the ring voltage booster did not solve that problem, although it did allow two other older phones on the line to ring properly.