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Dane Jasper <dane@sonic.net> wrote in
news:4bfc0d13$0$1643$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net: 

> In ba.internet Boris <nospam@nospam.com> wrote:
>> 1) If I have lousy GPS signals at my house, how will this thing
>> connect for E911 registration/location during setup?  Could be out of
>> luck? 
> 
> I've had to keep mine on the window-sill to maintain a signal.  The
> GPS is used for timekeeping, and also to validate that it's in an area
> where AT&T can use the frequency.
> 
>> 2) Once GPS connection is made, I understand I can then move the unit
>> to another room in the house, and GPS is no longer needed.  Yes?
> 
> No, apparently not.
> 
>> 3)  Registering my family ATT account members authorizes the
>> Microcell to hand incoming calls over to their cell phones, and to
>> hand over any outgoing call signals they make to the Microcell.  Yes?
> 
> Yes.
> 
>> 4)  I can register other (up to 10) ATTWS users for use when they are
>> in my home?
> 
> Yes.
> 
>> 5)  I assume that when anyone calls from outside (1 mile away or 2000
>> miles away, and from ANY? carrier), to any registered Microcell user
>> that it senses is within range of the Microcell,  the ATTWS knows to
>> route that incoming call to the internet, so that it can reach the
>> Microcell.  Is this correct?
> 
> Well, only for AT&T 3G phones that are registered with the device.
> 

Dane, you're not saying that outside callers have to be authorized 
microcell users?

If a Verison user calls, will the call be routed through the internet to 
the microcell, to an authorized ATTWS (3G phone) microcell user?

If yes, does the Verizon caller have to be 3G, or is the 3G requirement 
only on the authorized users end?

Thanks, Dane