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Vonage He's already got the primary side taken care of... assuming this guy is for real
He's already got the primary side taken care of... assuming this guy is for real and this isn't some sort of huge ho-ax, that is. It sounded like he bought a p/s locally. How he ended up with over twice the voltage and half the current that his PAP2 needs I have not figured out, even after three pages of posts.
Three pages we went on with this guy. That's why I feel this must be a gag. No matter what we did it was never enough. We did everything we could think of short of getting on a plane and setting it up for the guy in person.
Apparently he took the p/s that came with the adapter and matched it to something that would work locally. But if that is the case then he obviously bought some pirated bootleg setup and not something from a reputable retailer.
If what Ed says is true about his adapter needing Vonage firmware pre-installed then he is SOL unless he can get the correct p/s locally and make the old one work, assuming it isn't fried. And that assumes he didn't get ripped off and buy something that isn't even Vonagey. And the more I think about it, the more what Ed says makes sense. How does an adapter straight out of a retail box know to hook up to the Vonage network without being somehow programmed in advance?
Then, assuming he can get his PAP2 to work, I wonder if he won't fry his phone with the excessive ring voltage.
And finally, how does he set up an account with Vonage in the first place? Somebody said that Vonage doesn't service India. There's probably a good reason. I suspect that theirs is a monopoly-money currency. I mean do the forex traders deal in Indian rupees?
There are too many unanswered questions here for this to be a legitimate deal. Service him if you want, but it looks like this guy is under a curse (assuming again that this is a real situation even) and you will end up making another three pages of posts and be right back where you started, methinks.
Read The Full Thread: Power Light keeps Blinking on PAP2 and then switches off
• I have a VTA PAP2 Ver2
I use Airtel Broadband in India which comes with a wireless
• Just guessing here, but perhaps your replacement p/s isn't putting out enough
• Yes, Very much did.
Old adaptor was 12V 1000 mA
The new adaptor is exactly the
• A/C or D/C the same also? Maybe a dumb question since it sounds like you had people
• The green poer light will give you a clue, based on how it is blinking, per below:
Power
• I thought he said the light eventually went out. Not sure now if I dreamed that or
• It is in the title, but I doubt that it is turning off, though I am not totally familiar
• I wonder if this unit is one of those you can take with you and plug in anywhere. If
• Sorry for my absence. i'd gone to the linksys retailer to find out about the problem.
• I'd check with these retailers and ask:
http://www-in.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?c=L_Content_C1&
Arthur_lw posted "He's already got the primary side taken care of... assuming this guy is for real" on 03/11/2008 |
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