magicJack and magicJack Plus Support, Reviews, FAQs and Tricks

CyberRodentX, I have now modified the wiring so that a phone may be plugged into the ethernet jack. Now, when I go to a hotel, I can plug the room's phone into the netbook, and make free calls. And, I run the MJ software as a service, so I don't see the softpad. You can even dial without any users ...

jetaray: There is a switch, I forgot to mention / take a picture of it. The switch is on the grounding wire.

Alpman, Yes, you could do it that way. I'd like to see it in a D150 too. The hardest part is finding room for it. Heh.

I'm glad you like it.

Alpman, I thought about doing it that way for a while but in the end decided against it because I use a wired lan at work and I don't want to have to worry about it.

Making the case mod was simple enough, just a single drilled hole. If I ever need to take it out, the hole ...

I put my MJ into an Asus 1000HE netbook. The phone connects with a simple headphone jack and plug. Pictures do more justice than words:
http://img186.imageshack.us/img186/6406/40460061.jpg

I took the MJ out of its shell and placed it on the right hand side of the netbook, under the motherboard ...

If you are running MagicJack as a service I've come up with an easy and quick solution. Create a batch file containing code to first stop the service, then put the computer into standby and finally start the service back up. To make it one step nicer, I dropped a shortcut to the batch in quick ...

If you are running MJ as a service check out:
http://www.phoneservicesupport.com/mj-a ... t7491.html