Hi Rajil, folks, Well .... the FXO may be :), and I'm unsure whether DECT radio frequencies are permitted in the USA. I don't know where you are or how you're connected to the PSTN, so YMMV, but ... I believe there is a version that works with ISDN, but the N300 IP (or 300A IP if you want answerphone as well) I use in the UK works with an analogue PSTN connection. It also works with the UK landline SMS scheme (with the messages turning up on-screen on the 'phones), Note that the N300[A} IP don't have PoE support; they have their own mains PSU, so you may be playing with a mains plug adaptor. For the SIP stuff, of course, it just has a 10/100 Ethernet. Note that it only works with POP3 (not IMAP) for the email client support. In case it's not clear from the manual, you can use the incredibly slow in-built web server to associate different combinations of incoming call offers (from the SIP accounts and/or from the PSTN) to each handset individually. All of the phones use the dial plan to decide which outgoing account to use (unless you force an account by appending #<N> to any number you dial, where <N> is the account number -- 0 is the PSTN). Frankly, I can't imagine why one would want to do anything else when these exist -- life is too short. (WiFi 'phones used to eat battery power & have limited range, and the SPA3102 has bitten me on the rear in the past, which is why they're in my kit graveyard :). Happy holidays. all the best Lawrence On 22 Dec 2016, at 17:16, Rajil Saraswat wrote:

On 12/18/2016 12:12 PM, Rajil Saraswat wrote:

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Hello,

I have been using a Linksys SPA-3102 ATA with a Panasonic KX-TG7120E dect phone for quite some time. However, I am looking to upgrade these with devices which support HD audio. My preference is to have a cordless device for home environment. Also a dect phone +SIP ATA seems to me a better choice over an integrated IP cordless phone since the dect phone is cheaper to replace in the long run.

Can i have some suggestions on what people use?

Thanks

Thanks. I was not aware of this alternative. N300 seems to be a better device since it has an fxo interface which N510 doesn't. Are these devices country specfic?