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Actually I have a Ojo and VP100. There are two waays to fix this, IIRC: 1) Set static IP Addresses for both of the devices through the device's network and connection settings. Give the DMZ to the VP200 and the SIP ports to the Ojo. or: 2) Turn the VP 200 on first ALWAYS and let it...

Mmmmm... Wawa Fellow Philly-area resident here as well.

Reba, Get in touch with the folks at Snap. I believe the prices were recently lowered.

To be fair: I should note that if you're planning to use the Ojo to make H323 calls (in other words, calls to other VPs), it will only support one Ojo since the H323 protocol only allows one VP behind the firewall. HOWEVER: you can still have as many SIP Ojos in the network but they won't be...

Yo, Alex.. and why didn't you join us in band in HS? Courtney and I could've used another deaf person to keep us sane, ya know? Hmm.. Me on drums, Courtney on keyboard.. you on guitar.. a howler monkey at lead vocal.. would be instant success!

I work from home so one is from work and the other is my wife/family Ojo. Re: Firewall: You don't need to do that since SIP connections are very flexible. In fact, if I remember correctly, you can, theoretically, plug in up to 75 ojo's behind one IP address where as the H323 protocol limits...

For what it's worth: The Small screen is a GOOD THING in my opinion. I can't tell you how many times on other videophones where people set up the screen/camera so far away that it's impossible to see them. With the Ojo, they're forced to sign clearly and to sit close to the Ojo...

Hi, all; Speaking as CEPIN's Program Director, I want to thank Brian for posting the CDC's videos. CEPIN has developed two videos and those videos are currently waiting for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to approve them before we can give them widespread marketing. The first video...

CEPIN SEEKS PARTICIPANTS FOR PHILADELPHIA COURSE Silver Spring, Md. - The Community Emergency Preparedness Information Network (CEPIN) will host the "Emergency Responders and the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Community: Taking the First Steps to Disaster Preparedness" course from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m...

brrr.. i think my nuts shrank a little bit just reading that.. I did it once..but I was young and stupid. It wasn't for a good cause.. just a dare among friends... bunch of us ran into the Atlantic Ocean in late December to see who could deal with it.. stupid, yes.. what made it worse...

EVEN if an e-mail comes from God, Bush, your mother, or SALMAN HYSNEIDU FROM NIGERIA... you should ALWAYS check snopes.com or one of those other urban legend-type sites for confirmation BEFORE sending it to other people..

Check your facts, my friend.... This is a hoax: http://www.snopes.com/politics/business/undergod.asp

Thanks for the link and the kind words. Just to repeat: you don't need to be a firefighter/EMT or rescuer to join. If you want to learn something new or ask questions, please feel free to register and post on the website.

A new website has been launched for deaf/hoh firefighters, EMTs and First Responders. http://deaffirefighters.us/smf/index.php Hearing fire/EMS/FR's are welcome to join as well as deaf people who have an interest in this field. -Neil

Very cool, brother.. am glad you're back on your feet and have rejoined the donut munch... i mean the brothers at the police school. :-) stay safe, brother..

I'm not quite sure I understand your posting but I'm a firefighter so I can give some insight: In most places, fire trucks, even if they have their lights and sirens on, are required to stop at all intersections and proceed only when safe. However, you're supposed to pull over to the...

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via USA-L: URGENT--Missing Deaf Teenager from Fontana, California Fontana Police Department's Detective Tom Yarrington of Sex Crimes and Child Abuse Unit contacted DeafHope for help to find a Deaf missing teen girl from California School for the Deaf, Riverside, named Heather Estella...

I hope my brother-in-uniform Taylor gets well soon and comes back online. I know many public safety folks have to constantly worry about heat exhaustion/stroke as a result of the hot temperatures (cops because of their bulletproof gear and firefighters for the turnout gear they wear.) I...

sorry, but what's FSW? Is there a website for this?