Product Description
The DVG-1402S/L Broadband Phone Service VoIP Router is designed for businesses or homes that want to take advantage of Internet connectivity and Voice Over IP using a single gateway.The DVG-1402S/L Broadband Phone Service VoIP Router enables standard phones to be used for voice calls over the Internet. Telephone calls made over the Internet (VoIP) maximizes your broadband investment and is a cost-effective way to make phone calls. Enjoy low-cost long-distance calling with the DVG-1402S/L.Using your existing broadband connection, the DVG-1402S/ L connects to your cable or DSL modem. Connect up to two regular phones to the DVG-1402S/L, and with an appropriate Internet phone service plan, you are ready to make VoIP calls. With the DVG-1402S/L, calling over the Internet is simple and works just like a regular telephone. With the included free trial from Lingo, the DVG-1402S/L gives you everything you need to start enjoying Voice over Internet Protocol phone service. Unlimited local, long distance, and international calls can be made with the included Lingo voice service. Also enjoy additional features such as Caller ID, Voicemail, 3-Way Calling, Call Forwarding.The DVG-1402S/L Broadband Phone Service VoIP Router also acts like a router for your network, providing room to connect up to four computers to share a Broadband Internet connection. With router functionality for access to the Internet, and firewall features to keep unwanted intruders out of the network, the DVG-1402S/L is a great all-around solution for the home, office, or your small business.
Customer Reviews:
There is no such thing as Lingo Customer Service!.......2006-06-02
Folks, I have no clue about how good this router is, but I can voucher for the many concerns before me who had problems with Lingo service. These are my comments:
Pro:
- Cheapest out of the bunch until they lifted the price
Cons:
- It's a hotel California deal. You can check in but you can't check out. I have been trying to cancel this account for months now since Feb. of 06 and now we are heading into June 06. When I got through to someone, they told me that they can only cancel my account after I returned the modem. Once they have my modem, they tell me for security purposes that they can't cancel my acount until I call in to cancel.
- The reception I had was horrible. Everyone I talked to said they could not hear me. I called and called in until I got someone and the techs tried to tweak things around but still the reception was horrible.
- Worse yet, you cannot download anything and talk on the phone at the same time with even worse reception.
- Like others said, it is very difficult to get a live voice. Most things are done via email.
- If you want to upgrade or downgrade your service, then it's a $9.95 charge and a $40 cancellation fee within the first year.
Granted phone quality could be dependent on the area, but when I switched to Vonage people were able to hear me clearly and most of my complaints were resolved. The downside to Vonage was they didn't have my local area. However, the savings and the service was worth the switch.
Poor Router and Even Worse Service.......2006-01-13
I suggest that no one purchase this router and no one use the Lingo Service.
I've been trying to make this router and Lingo service work for six months. I've had the same issue with echo and having to reboot the router every week or so that is seems everyone else is having. I've been on the phone so many times and sent so many emails trying to resolve this issue with Lingo tech support that I've lost count. Tech support does respond to email and often fixes the recurring issue within 24 hours. Though fix isn't quite the right word, as the issue or another one will come back a few weeks later.
When I've called tech support they want me to call from my cell phone as the Lingo phone connection would be cut off when they have me reboot the router. They provide phone service, so shouldn't their phone work to call tech support?
Today I tried to get credit for 2 months of Lingo service for all my hassles. I was told that I agreed to Lingo service "As Is" when I signed up for their service. Since I agreed to "As Is" service, no matter how poor their service, they will not issue any refunds. They will only credit an account, if the router cannot make a call and has to be replaced. Even then the credit is only for the few days it takes them to send a replacement.
Everyone can't have had as bad of service as I have from Lingo or they would not be in business. Though with their poor call quality and customer support, if you chose Lingo, I wish you luck in your dealings with them.
Good product but ...........2005-10-25
The product is good. It worked without any hassle. However the Lingo service is not up to the mark. Because service matters ( little more than router) to the people who are reading this review I am writing about that below.
The issues
1. They say 30-day risk free trial(the trap): But start counting 30 days since the day you order. So while the device is shipped, you start loosing the days.
2. Website badly designed: Many a times website does not work. I couldn't authorize phone number porting over website. I had to fax the document. That delayed the process and ate up my trial period.
3. Customer service made out of parrots: The customer service people, instead of answering the questions you ask give scripted answers for similar questions. And keep on repeating until you get tired.
4. Clogs broadband: It invariably slowed down the Internet connection.
5. Cheaper VOIPs are available around.
OK service - Bad device.......2005-08-14
I wanted to try Lingo and bought this device. The device was connected to my cable modem directly. After few minutes, I had the dialtone and was making calls with no problem. Decided to perform a speed test to verify QoS on this router. To my surprise my 3MB/786K connection was down to 600K/200K..All this bandwidth used just for ONE call!!! Not good..
Then I decided to put this device behind my router. This setup did not make the Dlink register to Lingo. I even put this device on DMZ - No luck!
Called Lingo support and got the answer - Yes we are aware of this problem but because the device is DLINK, you will have to contact them for support. Dlink on the other hand does not have any firmware update for this. Moreover, I cannot even access admin page to update firmware, if any.
In the end, Lingo suggested to return this device back to dlink and use their own device. But for that I would need to cancel my existing account and create a new one (in essence pay new activation / shipping charges). In the end, cancelled the service and returned the device back.
LINGO Good Service - D-Link Long Hold.......2005-07-01
I have been using this product for months now. The best connection is when you connect the router directly to the ISP source then connect the router (wireless) to the VOiP D-Link router. An echo is present on the other side of the line - if your upload rate is less than 256kbps. Make sure you meet the requirement. Other than that, Lingo service is great. If you have another VOiP provider (other than LINGO) make sure that you buy the DVG-1402S (the 'L' is for Lingo users only). You can be put on hold for a long time if you call the D-link tech support in the ''wee hours of the night''. - and that's the reason I am rating a 4 - other than that, D-Link is a reliable product and Lingo has good service. Now we call western Europe for Free- Anytime!
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Designed to handle the heaviest screens, the PLAV70 features dual-arm, all-steel construction that holds screens up to 71" and weighing up to 200 lb. The PLAV70's self-lubricating bushings enable your screen to smoothly articulate, while adjustable tilt and pivot allow you to position your screen for the optimal viewing angle. Swing, tilt and extend your plasma or LCD screen, even in and out of recessed cubby holes and custom frames with the vertical adjustment feature that provides the capability to raise or lower your screen for a perfectly aligned installation.
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Weight capacity: 200 lbs.Vertical adjustment allows the screen to be raised or lowered up to 1" in each directionOne-touch tilt allows tilt adjustment of +10/-5Offers up to 180 of swivelBuilt-in lateral shift up to 2.25Compresses to 5 5/8" and extends to 31 7/8"Mounts to two wood studs on 16 centers or concrete
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With the TOPO! map of Michigan, National Geographic has taken the interactive topographic map experience to a new level. By combining its own standard-setting maps with the high-quality scanned versions of the actual paper USGS topographical maps, the National Geographic TOPO! State Series offers five levels of map detail that is unprecedented in its accuracy. Professional and weekend hikers alike will be amazed at how indispensable TOPO! will quickly become in the back country.
Simply load TOPO! onto your PC, and you'll immediately begin to see the benefits of this award-winning software. With TOPO! you can customize any of the hundreds of state maps available with your proposed routes, notes and even photos. You can also create and view elevation profiles that will help you visualize your planned trek. By connecting to any standard color or black-and-white desktop printer, TOPO! allows you to select the exact area that you want to print, even if it is larger than the screen or covers multiple quad maps. TOPO! makes it a breeze to add map border information to printouts, including UTM or latitude/longitude grids, scale bars, north arrows, and magnetic declination. With Adventure Paper (sold separately) you can print out waterproof trail maps -- along with all your marks and annotations -- that will survive any rainstorm the wilderness can throw at you.
TOPO! is also GPS ready, with no extensions or upgrades required. Transferring waypoints and routes between your GPS and TOPO! couldn't be easier. And with Pocket TOPO! (sold separately), you can take full advantage of your PDA the next time the wilderness calls. Simply download your maps and notes to your device, and off you go. When your trip is complete, you can upload the field notes you took with your PDA back onto your PC, and you'll have created a detailed record of your hike for future reference. No more worries about not being able to read your notes or misplacing your notebooks. Everything you need for your next hike will be saved exactly where it should be--with your map!
The many advanced features that make the National Geographic TOPO! mapping software the ultimate topographic map experience for all your back country adventures include:
- TOPO! USA Place Finder: Use TOPO!'s advanced search functions to find trails, camps, lakes, parks, towns, and much more in a matter of seconds.
- Export Features: With TOPO! you can export customized maps in a number of different raster file formats (.gif, .jpg, etc.) for use in other applications.
- Import Features: Import GPS and vector data from a variety of sources, including GPS receivers, spreadsheets, and the web, to overlay on your maps.
- National Geographic mapXchange: Download custom map overlays and swap files with other TOPO! users on the National Geographic mapXchange Website.
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Complete Interstate Exit Information Your Guide to Gas, Food, Lodging, Medical Services, Retail Stores, and More at Every U.S. Interstate Exit in the Contiguous 48 States. Data is provided by theNextEXIT, which is proud to announce the release of the 2005 edition of the printed version this year. --------------------If you've ever asked questions like... - Where's the next Cracker Barrel? Should I wait, or keep going? - Where are the rest areas along I-10? And how far to the next one? Does it have facilities? A vending machine? - Is there gas at the next exit? - How far to the KOA campground? Lake Maria State Park? Quality Times RV Park? - Where is the nearest hospital? - How much further to a decent hotel? - Where does US 70 cross I-40? ...then I-WayInfo is for you! -------------------- - Over 200,000 Listed Businesses, Attractions, and More - Over 17,000 Exits - Over 47,000 Interstate Miles - Search Functionality for Viewing All Exits Containing a Selected Service - Select and Install Only the Exit Information You Need - Choose Exit Information within an entire State(s) - Choose Exit Information along an entire Interstate(s) - Or restrict Exit Information by choosing only particular Interstates within States - Interstate Exit Information is Separated Into Five Categories:
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