I havn't used my voip phone for a while just checking that these http://www.plus.net/suppo.../hardware/linksys_ATA.pdf are the most upto date settings for my PAP2 or has their been some changes since the change of VOIP platform?

Outbound proxy is now natproxy.plus.net:5082. Not sure that you should have  STUN enabled when using an outbound proxy either...

Puddy has a PAP2 I believe and I'm sure he'll be around soon to give the definitive answers.

Here we go sorry for the delay in posting

If your not sure if your Pap2 adapter came from i.e ebay don't do a restore because the adapter could lock itself back to Vonage network

Kind regards

Puddy

                                                                   UK Settings for Linksys PAP2 Device


Line Enable:  yes
sip port :5060 try 5062 for line 2
proxy :sip.plus.net                  Register: Yes
Make Call Without Reg: No       Register Expires: 3600
Ans Call Without Reg  :  No

Display Name: sip  id number    User ID: sip id number
Password: sip password           Use Auth ID: Yes
Auth ID: sip id number

Audio Configuration

Preferred Codec:G7LLu            Silence Supp Enable: no
Use Pref Codec Only:No           FAX CED Detect Enable:No
DTMF Tx Method: INFO

Line 1  Advance Settings

Proxy and Registration  

Outbound Proxy:natproxy.plus.net:5082

save settings

United Kingdom Regional Settings

Dial tone: 350@-19,440@-22;10(*/0/1+2)
Ring back: 400@-20,450@-20;*(.4/.2/1+2,.4/2/1+2)
Busy tone: 400@-20;10(.375/.375/1)
Reorder tone: 400@-20;10(*/0/1)
SIT 1 tone: 950@-16,1400@-16,1800@-16;20(.330/0/1,.330/0/2,.330/0/3,0/1/0)
MWI dial tone: 350@-19,440@-22;10(.75/.75/1+2)
CWT1 cadence: 30(.1/2)
CWT2 cadence: 30(.25/.25,.25/.25,.25/5)
CWT frequency: 400@-10
Ring 1 cadence: 60(.4/.2,.4/2)
Ring 2 cadence (BT Call Sign): 60(1/2)
Ring 3 cadence (BT Ring Back): 60(.25/.25,.25/.25,.25/1.75)
Ring 4 cadence: 60(.4/ .8)
Ring 5 cadence: 60(2/4)
Time Zone: GMT
FXS Port Impedance: 370+620||310nF
Caller ID Method: ETSI FSK With PR(UK)
Daylight Saving Rule: start=3/-1/7/2:0:0;end=10/-1/7/2:0:0;save=1:0:

UK dial plan
this will change problems when dialing number

( *x. | **x. | 0xxx xxx xxx. | 186 xxx xxxx | [1-8]xx | [1-8]xxx | [1-9]xx xxxx | 00 xxxxx x. | 141 0 x. | 1470 0 x. )

If you get this problem

Applied al lthe settings that were listed by Puddy ( many thanks) but couldn't receive incoming calls.
Found the answer on Linksys site. The "Use Outbound Proxy" box  has to be set to Yes

Thank you Puddy everything seems to be working again, my old settings would ring out but no one could here me speak at the other end sorted now.

Out of curiosity which firmware version are you using I'm currently on  3.1.15(LS)  Mine is also a PAP2T as oppose to PAP2 if that makes a difference. The Linksys support site has me going round in circles looking for firmware. 

By the way no need to worry about resetting this was a £30 Uk new pap not an ex locked one. I did look at them on ebay at first the Hong kong models for about a tenner but not knowing much about this kind of thing got a genuine one in case I had problems, I wouldn't mind a couple of them to use at work, have you had any experiance with these type?

I don’t have a pap2 adapter anymore I use my Nokia E65 or N95 for VoIP calls now.  One less device to carry around!

I have introduced a friend to VoIP he lives in Spain so can call me free, he gets an unprotected internet wireless signal from his apartment he saved a shed load of money it’s just like having a free English telephone account/phone but in Spain. His mum  can call him without putting in the 00 44 she just dials his STD VoIP number and pays 2p per minutes and he does not have to pay for incoming call when in Spain 

My neighbour just brought my spare nokia e65 to make calls via Plusnet  he said it’s great to have an extra phone line free.

 Are Plusnet still offering an extra number free if you charge the account with £5?



kind regards

Puddy

  WOW check out the prices for PAP2's these days, mine was new roughly £30 ish at the time and the unlocked Hong Kong models were about a tenner. Looking now you'll be lucky to get a HK one for under £20.

This is probably the first bit of technology I own thats went up in value I even remember people on ebay selling these in bulk. Doh 

I have been buying up speedtouch 716wl routers on eBay for 99p each plus £5 p&p in the summer and have sold a few on Amazon for £25 and sold 5 on eBay buy it now for £17.50 each and some of my friends have brought them for £15 each I installed them for free and set them up with a VoIP account.

You cannot get a 4 port wirelees adsl 2+ and 2 built in voip ports any cheaper so they were happy.  Sold a few Nokia E65 too so wait until Dec before advertising it will be to late for anything from HK to get here for xmas then


Prices are going up now for xmas period so I hope to sell a few more

Puddy