I am now working part time as an installer of CaptionCall video phones for the hard of hearing.
TIA
LouB
I am now working part time as an installer of CaptionCall video phones for the hard of hearing.
TIA
LouB
If you have access to an existing wirelessly networked PC and can log in with admin rights, then this program may help you.
If not, then perhaps this is an opportunity to upsell the customer on a dedicated access point solution, where the new AP is hardwired to the existing router and since it's new, you get to assign the channel (to avoid interfering with existing wireless networks), encryption type, and encryption key.
It'll be interesting to see what others come up with.
You solution looks very interesting, thank you.
not sure why you would want care/about the codes... it's basically a voip phone and screen working off a specific ip addy... as a suggestion, i use powerline networking and have network injected from my wap/router onto the home ac powerlne, and wherever i want a wired network connection, just plug the other unit in, connect a hardwire/rj45 cable, and bingo... network anywhere in the house instantly
not necessarily the best/cheapest powerline networking out there, but website has some good info...
point is the phone works off wireless *OR* wired ethernet (from tech specs connection requirements)
Connection Requirements
RJ-11 analog telephone jack
Broadband Internet connection (RJ-45 wired Ethernet or 802.11 B/G/N wireless Ethernet)
120V AC powerpoint is think wired instead of wireless, and it/phone needs ac power, so will be somewhere near an ac outlet, so why not get both power aand wsired ethernet from the ac plug?
you can even get starter kits on amazon (two units needed, one at each end) $74.63
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