Hi,
I posted elsewhere in the forum that my Magicjack will only ring one phone of 2 connected. I have a leftover DTA-310 from Packet8 VOIP service. That would ring more than one phone (the same phones I'm now trying with MJ). Can I connect the MJ into the DTA somehow to give it the extra power to ring more phones? I already tried a AC powered USB hub with no success. Thanks much.
Magicjack thru DTA-310 to boost "power"?
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Re: Magicjack thru DTA-310 to boost "power"?
You have to first hack your Packet8 DTA with the Leadtek firmwaredannywho wrote:Hi,
I posted elsewhere in the forum that my Magicjack will only ring one phone of 2 connected. I have a leftover DTA-310 from Packet8 VOIP service. That would ring more than one phone (the same phones I'm now trying with MJ). Can I connect the MJ into the DTA somehow to give it the extra power to ring more phones? I already tried a AC powered USB hub with no success. Thanks much.
http://www.broadbandreports.com/forum/r ... e-unlocked
Then you have to get your SIP information from your MJ (easiest way most likely being Stroths MJ utilities suite.
Re: Magicjack thru DTA-310 to boost "power"?
Thanks much for the info, Webtechy, I'll try this.webtechy wrote:You have to first hack your Packet8 DTA with the Leadtek firmwaredannywho wrote:Hi,
I posted elsewhere in the forum that my Magicjack will only ring one phone of 2 connected. I have a leftover DTA-310 from Packet8 VOIP service. That would ring more than one phone (the same phones I'm now trying with MJ). Can I connect the MJ into the DTA somehow to give it the extra power to ring more phones? I already tried a AC powered USB hub with no success. Thanks much.
http://www.broadbandreports.com/forum/r ... e-unlocked
Then you have to get your SIP information from your MJ (easiest way most likely being Stroths MJ utilities suite.