The reason I ask is because after buying many ATAs and VoIP from Linksys, I am surprised (and orphaned) because such products are not even mentioned in Linksys' web page.
Have Cisco/Linksys abandoned such market?
-Ramon
The reason I ask is because after buying many ATAs and VoIP from Linksys, I am surprised (and orphaned) because such products are not even mentioned in Linksys' web page.
Have Cisco/Linksys abandoned such market?
-Ramon
Cisco itself is proably one of the largest VOIP hardware vendors, so I really doubt that they are moving away from it. :)
They seem to be in the process of shuffling more of the Linksys products over to be cisco branded products now though, especially in the VOIP hardware area.
The new product lines is in the 'Cisco Small Business Voice Systems' area.
If you were looking for Linksys ATA's, they are here now.
The linksys business class switches are also now all Cisco branded.
Thanks for your reply, Doug.
My problem is that I have acquired dozens of ATAs and VoIP gateways along the years. The brands have been Sipura, Linksys and Cisco. About
25% of the AC/DC transformers/adapters have died and I have been unable to find out how to replace them.-Ramon
I do not see the models that interest me:
- SPA-2102 ATA - SPA-3102 VoIP Gateway
In that web page...
-Ramon
| On Sep 23, 10:31 am, Doug McIntyre wrote: | > Ramon F Herrera writes: | >
| > >The reason I ask is because after buying many ATAs and VoIP from | > >Linksys, I am surprised (and orphaned) because such products are not | > >even mentioned in Linksys' web page. | > >Have Cisco/Linksys abandoned such market? | > >
| > Cisco itself is proably one of the largest VOIP hardware vendors, so I | > really doubt that they are moving away from it. :) | >
| > They seem to be in the process of shuffling more of the Linksys | > products over to be cisco branded products now though, especially in | > the VOIP hardware area. | >
| > The new product lines is in the 'Cisco Small Business Voice Systems' area. | >
| | | I do not see the models that interest me: | | - SPA-2102 ATA | - SPA-3102 VoIP Gateway
SPA-2102
A power supply is a power supply. As long as it provides the correct voltage, at least the same current, and you can arrange the *correct polarity* and size of connector then you are good to go.
Some people sell "Universal" power supples.
Here is a random one -
Oddly, it seems to me, that unit does not seem to have a polarity switch, I suppose that that may have been standardised. Polarity is easy to check with a cheap multimeter.
I would be VERY careful with the polarity since incorrect polarity has the potential to ruin the device.
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