goodchefro
join:2007-02-21
Macomb, IL
 ·Logonix Corporation
2 edits | reply to cabroadband
Re: VoIP - PAP2 users in Hong Kong?
It appears that H Kong is listed together with UK, Singapore, UAE, MalaYsia: 3 square prongs.
Check t h i s out. |
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cabroadband
join:2005-12-10
Tokyo, Japan |  reply to McWizzard
Can anyone confirm which international power clips that you order along with a sipura adaptor are compatible with Hong Kong electric sockets? Voxilla has four types available: North American, Australian, United Kingdom, and European. |
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SVTCobra2003
join:2005-06-03
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said by mazilo  :said by goodchefro :For Pap2 there's no specification, so probably doesn't have the dual capability. An interesting remark also pointed out by sipcpe on his post here where Vonage supplied a PAP2v1 with a 110VAC adapter. OTOH, all my PAP2v1 units, bought from local BestBuy, Office Depot, and Staples, come with a 100-240VAC 50-60 Hz adapter. Mine also I have unlocked dozens PAP2v1 of them and all have had 100-240VAC to 5VDC adapters. I like the PAPv1 Adapter because it can be easily converted to other plug patterns by, unclipping the US connector and clipping on the other country's connector. I believe Mouser Electronics has the the adapter clips for the other countries. The PAPV2 has a 120VAC to 12VDC. |
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redshift
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join:2004-03-23
Beverly Hills, CA
1 edit | reply to ejrobinson
I'm referring to the Pap2(v2), which is the one which my friend used. I repeat it does not come with a dual voltage adapter.
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sipcpe
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join:2004-01-06
Seattle, WA | reply to mazilo
I stand corrected some Vonage provided ATAs now come with universal power adaptors. So you have to check and see if the one you have is unversal or not. |
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mazilo
From Mazilo
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join:2002-05-30
Lilburn, GA
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said by redshift :The Vonage ATA definitely does not come with a dual voltage power adaptor.... As I mentioned before, all my Linksys/Vonage PAP2v1 units come with a 100-240VAC power adapter. I gave one to a friend and he just plugged into a 220VAC outlet in his house with a socket adapter and the PAP2v1 got connected/registered to some pre-configured VoSPs.
OTOH, as pointed out by DogFace05, the Linksys/Vonage PAP2v2 unit comes with a 120VAC power adapter. This power adapter looks similar to the one comes with Linksys/Vonage WRTP54G VoIP WiFi router.
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DogFace05
join:2005-12-09
Cary, NC
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said by redshift :The Vonage ATA definitely does not come with a dual voltage power adaptor.... There's no such thing as a "Vonage ATA". Over the years, Vonage have supplied various adapters from Linksys, D-Link and Motorola, all with different capabilities and features. The PAP2v1 (as well as the PAP2T) always has come with a 110-240V universal power supply from the factory. Is it possible that Vonage may have supplied some customers with used PAP2s and non-factory 120V-only supplies. Perhaps, who knows? But it is certainly not the norm. The PAP2v2, on the other hand, comes with a single-voltage 120V PS. A lot of people confuse the two ATA versions because of their shared name, but they are completely different devices with absolutely nothing in common--not even the power supply. |
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ejrobinson
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join:2003-05-16
Miami Beach, FL
 ·magicjack.com
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It depends which ata. I understand the dlink isn't shipped with a dual voltage power supply, and the person who initiated this thread has one of those. I spoke of the first ata, the 186, and the pap2, both of which are shipped with a dual voltage power supply.
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redshift
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join:2004-03-23
Beverly Hills, CA
1 edit | reply to ejrobinson
The Vonage ATA definitely does not come with a dual voltage power adaptor....See post »Vonage Mishap
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mazilo
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join:2002-05-30
Lilburn, GA
1 edit | reply to goodchefro
said by goodchefro :For Pap2 there's no specification, so probably doesn't have the dual capability. An interesting remark also pointed out by sipcpe on his post here where Vonage supplied a PAP2v1 with a 110VAC adapter. OTOH, all my PAP2v1 units, bought from local BestBuy, Office Depot, and Staples, come with a 100-240VAC 50-60 Hz adapter.
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goodchefro
join:2007-02-21
Macomb, IL
·Logonix Corporation
3 edits | reply to ejrobinson
PAP2T comes with auto-sensing (automatic switch) dual voltage, 100-240 V. So just a power plug adaptor for Asia (2 round prongs) would suffice.
For Pap2 there's no specification, so probably doesn't have the dual capability.
I have an AmericanTourister set. You can find easily on E-Bay at cheaper price, rather than buying one from RadioShack or Macys, or elsewhere. |
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ejrobinson
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join:2003-05-16
Miami Beach, FL | reply to sipcpe
That isn't true. The first ata, the 186, came with a dual voltage power supply. I believe the pap2 does, too. In any case, it wouldn't be difficult to find an adapter in hong kong.
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redshift
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join:2004-03-23
Beverly Hills, CA
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Yeah it is...I think he just thinks it's easier to buy a new power adapter.
I'm not sure if it is easier, because there are more variables involved (ie the jack for the unit + the voltage output) but in some places it's a lot cheaper to buy this then buying a step down converter...however in HK I think it's just easier to buy the step down converter as their prices are quite reasonable, and if you don't speak Cantonese it can become pretty tricky trying to ask someone a bunch of complicated tech questions.
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mazilo
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join:2002-05-30
Lilburn, GA
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said by sipcpe :No need to use Vonage adaptor with a step down converter instead buy a new 220v adaptor ($5) ... I thought a step-down converter that converts a 220V to 110V is suitable for the power adapter of PAP2v1 to use.
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sipcpe
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join:2004-01-06
Seattle, WA
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Step down converter is different than a power adaptor. No need to use Vonage adaptor with a step down converter instead buy a new 220v adaptor ($5) just make sure the new power adaptor's voltage output selection options will match your vonage box (ie 12v or 5v output) and the power plug will fit your DC In jack on the Vonage box. |
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mazilo
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join:2002-05-30
Lilburn, GA
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said by redshift :HK$15... Yup. This is a pretty reasonable price.
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redshift
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join:2004-03-23
Beverly Hills, CA | reply to mazilo
HK$15...
But there were other places where I saw the price at about US$15 |
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mazilo
From Mazilo
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join:2002-05-30
Lilburn, GA
| reply to redshift
said by redshift :In Kowloon I got one for about $15 from a street vendor for a step down converter. Did you mean HK$15 or US$15? If it is US$15, it sounded like you have been ripped off by this street vendor. 
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redshift
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join:2004-03-23
Beverly Hills, CA | reply to sipcpe
In Kowloon I got one for about $15 from a street vendor for a step down converter.
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sipcpe
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join:2004-01-06
Seattle, WA | reply to redshift
True the Vonage ATAs have never shipped with a universal power adaptor so you need to get one from Radio Shack or get a 220v adaptor in Hong Kong when you get there for about $5. |
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