https://business.forums.bt.com/t5/Archive/Re-Versatility-BBM-plus-VoIP-help-please/m-p/7917#M220 <P>&nbsp;</P><P>A quick way to&nbsp;determine if you have a Broadband module&nbsp;or a Broadband Plus module would be to view the part code.</P><P>This may be found on a label on the rear face of the module.</P><P>Broadband module:&nbsp; LR5982.31001.</P><P>Broadband Plus module:&nbsp; LR5983.31001.</P><P>It would be helpful if you are able to refer to the Broadband module manual, although this has some limitations.&nbsp; The manual may be easily obtained in pdf format.</P><P>The Broadband modules are preconfigured to operate with the BT Broadband Voice service.&nbsp; However, this service is not obligatory.&nbsp; The Broadband modules may be configured to operate via other ISP's broadband services and other VoIP services.</P><P>It is not necessary to subscribe to any VoIP service for the use of remote V-IP phones.&nbsp; However, it is necessary to have a static IP address for the Broadband module.</P><P>The procedure for configuration of the Broadband module and the V-IP phone has also been described in a recent message in these forums.&nbsp; However, the programming interface for these modules is difficult to work with.&nbsp; We have found that&nbsp;the screen options vary with the firmware version and the type of connection selected.&nbsp; An obvious difference between the two types of module is the&nbsp;number of&nbsp;available VoIP&nbsp;endpoints (Broadband module - 2, Broadband Plus module - 12).&nbsp; The list of endpoints may be viewed by selecting "Change VoIP endpoint types here" within the Setup &gt; VoIP &gt; screen.</P> Mon, 17 Aug 2009 17:51:54 GMT ihesketh 2009-08-17T17:51:54Z https://business.forums.bt.com/t5/Archive/Re-Versatility-BBM-plus-VoIP-help-please/m-p/7917#M220 <P>&nbsp;</P><P>A quick way to&nbsp;determine if you have a Broadband module&nbsp;or a Broadband Plus module would be to view the part code.</P><P>This may be found on a label on the rear face of the module.</P><P>Broadband module:&nbsp; LR5982.31001.</P><P>Broadband Plus module:&nbsp; LR5983.31001.</P><P>It would be helpful if you are able to refer to the Broadband module manual, although this has some limitations.&nbsp; The manual may be easily obtained in pdf format.</P><P>The Broadband modules are preconfigured to operate with the BT Broadband Voice service.&nbsp; However, this service is not obligatory.&nbsp; The Broadband modules may be configured to operate via other ISP's broadband services and other VoIP services.</P><P>It is not necessary to subscribe to any VoIP service for the use of remote V-IP phones.&nbsp; However, it is necessary to have a static IP address for the Broadband module.</P><P>The procedure for configuration of the Broadband module and the V-IP phone has also been described in a recent message in these forums.&nbsp; However, the programming interface for these modules is difficult to work with.&nbsp; We have found that&nbsp;the screen options vary with the firmware version and the type of connection selected.&nbsp; An obvious difference between the two types of module is the&nbsp;number of&nbsp;available VoIP&nbsp;endpoints (Broadband module - 2, Broadband Plus module - 12).&nbsp; The list of endpoints may be viewed by selecting "Change VoIP endpoint types here" within the Setup &gt; VoIP &gt; screen.</P> Mon, 17 Aug 2009 17:51:54 GMT https://business.forums.bt.com/t5/Archive/Re-Versatility-BBM-plus-VoIP-help-please/m-p/7917#M220 ihesketh 2009-08-17T17:51:54Z