Wifi VoIP phone calls with Time Capsule...

...is really not seeming to work for me. I have a T Mobile Samsung WiFi phone. The phone can "see" my TC network but cannot seem to connect to it. I keep getting W006.1 errors on the phone. Any suggestions or ideas why this may be? Are these phones on compatible with Linksys routers? HELP!?!

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    Verify.........................Verify the Password again
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    wifi connection with time capsule inconsistent.  Works for a while then stops, minute later I can connect.  wifi signals at work and other locations works fine no interruptions.  i work usually very close to router

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    I am still willing to plug in the ethernet cord to the modem/router and try it IF I was able to get a step by step instructions..
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    gareth1962jones wrote:
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