I have 4 separate phone numbers/lines (VOIP) that each have their own phone jack and all. Would I be able to plug them all into this phone and choose?
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Slavey - Yes; however, you have to couple at least two of the lines using a splitter, per the installation instructions. It's easy. Thanks!
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This plugs into the wall like any other landline. So you can plug other phones into any other jacks you night have, or if you don't have other jacks you can purchase a "splitter" and run another phone directly of this one.
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The Answer to this question is.....DEPENDS.....did you run a telephone cable to the other rooms? If yes, then the answer is Yes. If no, then the answer is no.It handle up to 4 incoming lines then you may distribute as you see fit using the other 6 ports.
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You have to attach a standard phone cable to the wall jack. You can buy a splitter so that the phone and the unit uses the same wall jack; very cheap. The phone has no part in the process since the unit dials out to any number(s) you select. I have a portable phone for my house phone but as I said, it plays no role in the call out process. The unit works well after you understand the instructions.
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Gigaset has many model's, the one i had in which it has 4 handsets work with only one base. Yes, you can use several voip accounts with different voip providers at the same time
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Cindy,I'm not sure if you can plug one phone line into another! Do not use this device with Comcast.
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Yes my phone has 8 lines. it plugs into the handset line and if you have a newer phone there is also a headset jack for it as well.
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No, you will need another wire which sold individually to connect VOIP phones
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Absolutely. This is a super system and we regularly have separate calls at the same time on different handsets. Both lines can work at once perfectly well.
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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.
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I take that to be asking if each fxs/phone port receive phone calls separately. The answer is yes. You can have two phone calls going at once, or conference call/put on hold on a 2-line phone. You could, if you wanted, use one phone line for yourself and run the other to your neighbor's house and send them a monthly phone bill, etc. The two lines have separate SIP logins and can have different phone numbers, or even different SIP/VOIP providers. The only thing you can't do is have radically different internet settings, like different IP's, one on a VPN and the other not, or something weird like that. I take that to be asking if each fxs/phone port receive phone calls separately. The answer is yes. You can have two phone calls going at once, or conference call/put on hold on a 2-line phone. You could, if you wanted, use one phone line for yourself and run the other to your neighbor's house and send them a monthly phone bill, etc. The two lines have separate SIP logins and can have different phone numbers, or even different SIP/VOIP providers. The only thing you can't do is have radically different internet settings, like different IP's, one on a VPN and the other not, or something weird... » Read More I take that to be asking if each fxs/phone port receive phone calls separately. The answer is yes. You can have two phone calls going at once, or conference call/put on hold on a 2-line phone. You could, if you wanted, use one phone line for yourself and run the other to your neighbor's house and send them a monthly phone bill, etc. The two lines have separate SIP logins and can have different phone numbers, or even different SIP/VOIP providers. The only thing you can't do is have radically different internet settings, like different IP's, one on a VPN and the other not, or something weird like that. « Show Less
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The voip part will depend on the voip PBX and phones you use. For most it will be fine, but if you were to install an all Cisco pbx and phones then this would not do the auto config like a Cisco switch would. We use these as workgroup switches for our Asterix VOIP system of over 50 phones (we have many of these going back in to a 48 port stack.
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no you connect one and all of them will have a dial tone, can only be used for 1 line
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Yes, different types of IP phones should work well together. VOIP devices all adhere to a set of standards just like regular home/office phones.
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this would split one line to 5 lines that mean if you have one phone line service you can connect 5 phones to the same line or to the same phone outlet
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You can. I use Groups to do this. You might want to look into setting up QoS for your VOIP.
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I have 4 wireless phones on the same MJ. But I'm only using one phone jack.