Linksys Internet Phone Adapter with 2 Ports for Voice-over-IP PAP2T-NA – VoIP phone adapter
December 22, 2009 · Posted in VoIP
- Former Linksys Business Series
- Two standard telephone ports for analog phones or fax machines that serve as separate lines, complete with unique phone numbers
- Call Waiting, Cancel Call Waiting, Call Waiting Caller ID
- Caller ID with Name/Number (Multi-national Variants)
Product Description
Subject to customer authorization by Linksys.
The Linksys PAP2T Internet Phone Adapter enables high-quality feature-rich VoIP (voice over IP) service through your broadband Internet connection. Just plug it into your home Router or Gateway and use the two standard telephone ports to connect analogue phones or use one of the ports for a fax machine.
Linksys Internet Phone Adapter with 2 Ports for Voice-over-IP PAP2T-NA – VoIP phone adapter
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Be very careful that you do not plug a different transformer into your phone adaptor. This is the only product I have ever owned that blew out, and became useless, from a different plug being placed in it. All others either worked anyway,or could be reset. If this was going to be a problem, this manufacturer should have made sure that only it’s plug fit the adaptor. Or at least allowed the unit to be easily reset.
Rating: 1 / 5
Comes with very simple instructions, plug in cables, adapter works … or in my case doesn’t – connects to power, connects to internet but doesn’t do the one thing it’s supposed to do which is work as a phone adapter. Unfortunately I waited longer than the 15 days to return it so wasted $70.
Rating: 1 / 5
Buyer beware. This equipment does not work properly. I bought a Linksys WAG160N so I could connect a new laptop by wireless. Needing a VoIP phone adapter to work with the modem I called Linksys to ask what I should do. They recommended a Linksys PAP2T adapter which I also bought. 1. The wireless internet connection fails frequently and constantly needs rebooting. I might just as well sit at the wired desktop. 2. The VoIP adapter normally does not work. Linksys tell me there is a known problem between the PAP2T and the WAG160N. It’s sad that they didn’t tell me this when I asked what to buy. 3. The WAG160N falls over every time I launch my P2P torrent program. Within two minutes the internet fails followed by the DSL line. It has never worked properly. Apparently this is also a known issue with this equipment. I have spent many hours with Linksys help trying to fix these issues, including firmware upgrades and much stuffing around. I have reached the point where I simply want my money back so I can buy other equipment that works.
Rating: 1 / 5
Wrong product was sent and seller did not seem to know the difference. It has been over a month since I ordered the product and have not received the correct one. I sent the product back and was told I would get a refund but have not gotten it yet. I was also told by the seller he does not have the correct product. I am out $14 for the return shipping which I assume I will not be refunded even though I am not at fault.
Rating: 1 / 5
I am an existing Vonage customer. I have been using their service for 2 years. Tried to move my existing phone numbers from my flaky old Linksys WRT54GP2 to the new PAP2T-NA VoiP adapter using the “Move a Line” website. (www.vonage.com/retail_subscribe/) NO LUCK. Error message is “Not a valid MAC address.”
After a few hours with Vonage tech support on the other side of the planet the senior tech adviser confirmed that THIS DEVICE IS NOT COMPATIBLE WITH VONAGE SERVICE. Wish someone had already written this review!
My suggestion is to try MagicJack, which seems to work flawlessly with my AT&T 3 Mbit service.
Rating: 1 / 5