If I pair it with 2 cell phones and then connect it to a 2-line phone system, can each cell phone be assigned to a separate line?
70177
Based on what I know after installing to my whole house phone wiring, I would have to say "NO". There would have to be two phone out connections and each would have to be dedicated in order for a two line system to work.
70178
Input - Each cell phone is assigned to a seperate line into the gateway.Output - Is still one line to the phone system.Contact their support, if you want to be sure, but my guess would be no.
70179
The X link will accept up to 3 cell phones but output only to one hard line. Each cell phone will have a different number and when ever any of them ring your hard line will ring. The X-link will also download the phone book from each cell phone to use with caller id. I hope this helps
70180
The way to do this would require using two Xlink units. Dedicate one for one cell and that Xlink connects to wall plug inside wire set (red/green line 1) This is what you have now. Second Xlink would dedicate to second cell and that Xlink would need to use jack adapter to connect to outside wire set (yellow/black) for your line 2 connection.
70181
I think not. The device pairs with both phones but routes them both to a single line out. They have the user manual on their website, you could verify this there.
70182
Mr. Bill, LeeR312 is correct, there is only one output. I would think there would be a system like that but this is not it.
1632159
Yes, this is how I am currently using the hand sets. You can link 2 separate cellphones through Bluetooth to the device and answer either phone from the handset.
968592
It plugs into the back of the phone so seems like multi lines could be accommodated. As long as 1 place to connect into the phone it should work. I think only a test will be a true answer. sorry- I only have 1 line on my phone I use.
1790978
I have tried this and it is not possible from just slaving it to your phone. I believe there is software to manage multiple, simultaneous pairing, but from a phone, if two (or more) are turned on (and paired) only 1 shall play until that one is disconnected, then the other will work. But not simultaneously. If you do figure out how to get them to simultaneously play from one device, I would love to know how! Good luck!
1193549
Yes, that has been my experience so far. The land line seems to be the key. The separate handsets can link to outgoing calls on separate Bluetooth links; however, only one land line connection and one Bluetooth at the same time is possible. That is a combination of two separate lines at the same time.
1590868
Yes. You have several choices for the different lines. I have four phone lines and mine are set so each has its own individual ring tone.
2260592
No, the phone itself is a single-line phone, not two-line. Typically, two-line phones offer what they call a "conference" feature whereby you could patch in a third party to the initial or current call with the second party. Also, any phone will do 3-way calling if you have 3-way calling service via your provider (telephone company). Generally, the telephone company will charge you for this service and/or they offer 3-way service as part of a customized services package. So, technically speaking, you could still use this cordless phone provided you have the 3-way service implemented by your telephone company. I hope this helps. Best wishes! No, the phone itself is a single-line phone, not two-line. Typically, two-line phones offer what they call a "conference" feature whereby you could patch in a third party to the initial or current call with the second party. Also, any phone will do 3-way calling if you have 3-way calling service via your provider (telephone company). Generally, the telephone company will charge you for this service and/or they offer 3-way service as part of a customized services package. So, technically speaking, you could still use this cordless phone provided you have the 3-way service... » Read More No, the phone itself is a single-line phone, not two-line. Typically, two-line phones offer what they call a "conference" feature whereby you could patch in a third party to the initial or current call with the second party. Also, any phone will do 3-way calling if you have 3-way calling service via your provider (telephone company). Generally, the telephone company will charge you for this service and/or they offer 3-way service as part of a customized services package. So, technically speaking, you could still use this cordless phone provided you have the 3-way service implemented by your telephone company. I hope this helps. Best wishes! « Show Less
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Yes you can do that. You have to pair it initially but after that you can switch between phones.
1963782
You can pair 2 cell phones with 2 Bluetooth adapters (with only one adapter you can pair more than one cell phone if you want. The OBi remembers them) but only one cell phone at the time can go out or receive calls. Despite firmware is designed to work with BT1 and BT2 only OBi Engineers may fix this in the future... maybe.
1404035
Yes. When I connected my iPhone it said phone 1 is connected so I assume you can add another one.
57140
If you're referring to this bluetooth pairing to 2 phones at the same time, then the answer is yes. It's called multi-point: where a single bluetooth can be paired to 2 phones and answer from either phone, depending which phone rings first. Actually, you can put the first phone on hold while answering the second phone, then return to the first...all via this little baby. Hope this helps!! I have purchased at least 5 of these, not just for myself (most were though) but for my mother and sister also. An excellent purchase.
1829211
yep! you'd just need to turn Bluetooth on for the phone you want to pair with and turn Bluetooth off on the other one. it'll pair to whichever Bluetooth is on
417785
Yes, it appears you can only use 2 handsets at a time and the third must remain in the base unit. See pg 20 in the Operating Instructions.
1018903
You can pair multiple devices but you have to set which device has the priority over the other (so if you have your phone and laptop hooked up you can have your phone override it if a call comes in). Here's a link explaining it. https://jawbone.com/kb/articles/211.html
1480146
No. You just need to pick up more of the splitter boxes that came with the system. You can connect 4 more phones to each splitter box.
1943567
I believe it will only pair with one phone at a time. You can move the Bluetooth to a different phone however. You can group talk via your phone if you need to talk to multiple people, though if you have say a work phone and a home phone then no.
1730901
No, just two line ports: Line 1+2 and Line 2. You'll need a phone line splitter to split the phone line between this phone and your other device.