can you use with a land line for answering in another room?
207310
Some cordless phones are blue toothed equipped...if yours is try pairing it to the Renny it should work .
207311
The Renny requires a blue tooth connection. So it would not work with a landline phone.
207312
It works via bluetooth so unless your landline has bluetooth it will not work.
207313
If the land line has blue tooth capability then I believe so. I can't at my house. You can have two blue tooth devices connected to it. So my husband and I both have our cell phones connected.
207314
I don't believe so. If your land line answering machine is enabled with Bluetooth (which I don't think it would be) it may be possible, but it's highly unlikely. This is mainly for cell phone use which is Bluetooth enabled.
1846584
One of the cordless phone bases is connected to your telephone line . You'd connect the answering machine there
1599305
You can connect any stand alone answering machine in line with this phone just as in any other land line phone.It does not contain an answering machine within the phone.
366884
Yes you can plug in that unit directly into your modem. Output from modem phone line to input on answering device, then output from answering device into phone input. That should work for you.
1498005
You can plug two different phone lines (different numbers) into the same phone and be able to answer either number using the same phone. You can also conference the two lines together. I use one in my home office so I can answer my office or home phone fro the same unit.
2208802
I am sorry, we have a land line so I dont know if it would work without one. It might be worth calling them and asking them. The calls are in the US and answered promptly. I bought this for my husband who at first didnt want it. But once we got it set up, he saw how quickly they responded and how polite and helpful each representative was, my husband quickly changed his mind and was happy to have it. We did 3 test runs at different places in the house and in the yard and each time the call was answered in less than a minute. It is a wonderful product and has given me peace of mind.
1438742
yes, it can answer or call out on either a bluetooth device or a land line.
1231724
I use it with Magic Jack, which is attached to router. I do not have land line.
1461963
I dont have a land-line either, however I do have high speed internet. I purchased something that would allow me to make phone calls using my internet line (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004LO098O/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1). Then I just plugged in the telephone cord to the alarm system. For that product you need a google voice account (free). It will call me when the alarm is triggered, however I have not tried any of the other remote-access features yet.
1861331
Yes, you can. I've done that with our dog when she's been left alone in the house. Depending on the internet connection, there is a bit of a lag between the time you speak and the audio is heard at the other end.
537173
Yes- all you have to do is get a line splitter where you may have another phone plugged in. No special equipment needed. If you contact their suport they will answer every question you have- they were the absolute best- and they don't quit until they are satisfied that you have enough info.
2077953
Only if you have the proper equipment to connect the headset to the landline phone. Something like a JK Audio Broadcast Host would work perfectly for that application.
1902459
Yes, you can use this with two different cell phones and no landline. However, the cell phones connect to the base unit via Bluetooth and so you must keep the cell phones within Bluetooth range of the base unit (10-20 ft).
2042018
If I understand your question correctly, yes. This unit would plug into the landline line either before or after the base station for your wireless phone. In this sense it just acts as a wired phone extension. If you have further questions please let me know, happy to help. Thanks, Mike
594830
Yes you can but with mine sometimes people on the receiving end of the call say I sound like I'm in a box or can't hear me especially if I try to use the phone on speaker phone. It also seems to effect the phones ability to deal with automatic answer systems it makes it hard to get the computer operator to understand your voice commands. Overall though I like me case since I bought it to protect my phone from drooling kids who think cell phone can swim in bath tubs , dog bowls, and toilets.
279117
ACTUALLY, NO! You could use VoIP instead of a landline. Get an OBI box, compatible with Google Voice (create an account and get a phone number in your area code) and connect to your phone and then to your router. Turns a landline phone into a VoIP phone and uses your ethernet router to place calls. No landline required.
970600
I believe you can get a cell adaptor so you can use cellphone. Without that, I think its land line only.