Instructions for set up of... plantronics s10 head set and mic to a dsl box and also to use a magic jack.....I only have one phone line and am trying to figure out how this os done???any help would be very appreciated... Carrie

that phone should work with magicjack , you are not getting a dial tone because you are no setting it up right somewhere along the line ,

Actiontech what, they many vast models, and routers, and mix.
what are you exact connections here>
NO PC stated, HP model number, this is HP forum. so.....what?
no OS stated, opr. system , windows WHAT?
No modem models stated.
No ISP service stated,

what ISP, what service,? DSL> must I GUESS that?
My guess is not DSL no land line but it is possible to buy DSL
with Landline, disabled, I did for years.
or cable modem, ? uses COAX ! not 2wire twisted like DSL.
or are you doing the MAGIC jack , with NO COMPUTER owned
yes?
The magic jack does not plugin to any modem ethernet port
ever. its usb.

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Broadband, high-speed internet, cable internet, DSL - WiFi, Fios fiber. and more , dial up? nah you dont have LAND LINE./


error codes,. the first page in the manual states !
Contact your Internet service provider to verify your modem allows more than one device to access the Internet if you receive error 3002 when trying to use MagicJack Plus. Some modems and modem/routers-in-one may not be compatible for use with MagicJack Plus if multiple devices are connected to your network.

We dont know what ISP you have nor the connection type
cable tv modem, DSL, FIOS what?
nor the modem you have , you never said,

this is far more complex
its not magic at all,
fire walls set wrong
ISP blocks you, at your mixed, router and modem
using the routers, USB port is a FAIL.
if you want great help answer what you have and what is connected
in details.
the MAGIC jack as 3 ways to connect,
USB or ethernet.?

It sounds like it may be plugged into the wrong jack on the phone base. The cord from the S10 HAS TO BE plugged into the jack where the curly cord from your phone was plugged in. You can't use the headset jack, this will cause the high pitch sound you are hearing.

Good luck from Headsets Direct!

put in 0000

The correct connection size for headsets used with S10, T10 & T20 is an RJ9. The jack on the back of the T10 and T20 is an RJ9, this is for the cord that runs into the wall jack. The cord itself has an RJ9 on the end that plugs into the T10 & T20 and an RJ11 connection on the other end that plugs into the wall jack. This cord is supplied with the units.

Good luck from Headsets Direct!

Your ISP connection speed may be inadequate. Typically, the upload speed (outgoing voice) is much slower than the incoming speed. To check majicjack recommends that you test your system on http://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/ .
It's also possible that your internet provider is purposely delaying the outgoing latency in order to discourage VoIP that THEY don't provide. I think this is (or at least should be illegal) but in any case a complaint to the FCC might be in order.

that head set you have bourght, has a different pins for a mouth piece. (mic)
open the equipment and the three wires if its sterio, tip, ring and sleeve. sleeve is ground for both a mic and ear piece.
or check the ear piece wires with the jack connected to the set. use contnuiety resistance.

Read the instructions again again...u probably got it set up wrong..

First, try a headset that you know works.

The cord that plugs into the DSL filter is a phone line and the other end plugs into your DSL modem. Also, every other jack that has a phone or fax or answering machine or caller id box has a DSL filter as well, in between the jack and the device.