I have several land phone in the house. which are being used .Will this cause my other phones not to ring when its plugged in?
1742778
I have two phones and they both ring. This just amplifies the phone it is plugged in to.
1742779
The Ringer will not effect other phones.. it is separate an will ring at the same time as others not matter how many.
1742780
it only fit for RJ11 telephone, if yours are not, please buy another converter.
1742781
The other phones should work. I have 4 phones all hooked up at the same time.
2221155
Just keep them plugged in. I have three cordlaess phonea also. When there is a call all of my phones ring and i answer as before.
490568
Only works if the power is on for voip/vonage type phone service. Traditional land line phone service is powered through the phone company and would still work during a power outage.
1597025
To turn it 'off'', push the VOICE button and scroll through ABC to "OFF". It will stillregister all incoming calls which can then be entered in the white list (friends) or black list (nuisance calls).If it's "unplugged", it obviously won't register any calls. When done collecting good / bad calls, put back on "A" forenglish and in service.
838592
I have not had this problem. I do tend to try to stay away from the handset, or turn the cordless phone over so that room sounds are not picked up on that receiver. Hope that you can work it out!
128164
I have two cell phones (different numbers) as well as my original land-line connected to this system. When the Bluetooth signal is within range (+/- 75 feet of the base) all calls, to all numbers, ring the handsets. Therefore you can pick up any incoming call for any number, from any phone, including your cell phones (assuming the call was for one of the cell phone numbers. Land-line calls are obviously not routed through your cellular device). As for outgoing calls, once again, you can either call from your land-line or call from either of the two cell phones with no special requirements. Just pick up your phone and dial. No "unpairing" required whatsoever. Oh, and any incoming text message for your cell phones causes the system to ring (a different ring versus the "regular" ring) and announce "text message". Handy but i assume you can turn off that feature if you don't want to hear it. Hope that answers your question.
1367484
Not unless you plan on connecting a landline phone to make outgoing calls using that port. But when you hook it up to a phone line, you already can call in to it (you would have to set the number of rings before it answers on initial setup) also, the phone line from the wall connects to the "out line". If connecting a telephone or answering machine using the same outlet, you connect that to the "phone" port. (That messed me up when I was setting mine up, but that was the only problem I had)
436216
Grounding in not necessary. If no dedicated phone inputs, just connect to any vacant input (game, aux, etc)
1993781
If you have placed mulitiple sensors in different rooms on the same landline, then it should work fine. As the intruder entered into different rooms and triggered the alarm, it should call you and then there should be enough delay before the intruder entered another room to again trigger the alarm and call you. If you had placed the sensors in the same room then there could be a problem where the units tried to call at the same time and might conflict with each other.
1427663
Yes. The unit plugs into a household outlet. Most phone services do work when the power is out. If your phone service depends on househole electrcity, then it won't be able to phone out. (We just switched to a "voice over IP" ? service that is part of our internet and when power is out so is the phone.
2050811
Not exactly. It only has a DND (do not disturb) button. When pressed it will turn off the ringging sound on the base and all the phones.
1670274
Not sure. I have another brand of cordless phones and a corded phone. Mine is connected to the corded phone and the cordless phones are on the same line in different rooms in the house, and 99% of the blocked calls never get through. There is that 1% that phone rings once. I have read comments previous comments where users with only cordless phones, received one ring and others stating only one phone rang. 99% of my blocked calls are blocked.
422287
Yes. My mom uses this phone in the kitchen and bedroom, yet there are 2 other phones in the house that are different (1 cordless and one wired). There's no problem with it at all.
1888678
I used it for my I phone and never had a problem with that. I always heard it ringing. My issue was with the plug in the back. Sorry, hope this helps.
1395050
Yes, each handset rings independently as does the base unit.You can mute the handset as it rings by pushing the end button and the other handsets will continue to ring.
2036825
I don't think that should be a problem. I've attached multiple devices (e.g., PC, fax, phone, etc.) to one phone line. The only catch might be that if there is a power loss or low temperature then both might be effected and will try and call out at the same time.
2221156
I have a cordless unit with 4 phones that work off the base. I plugged the base into the Telo and all 4 cordless work as well as they did off the landline.