My house is hard-wired for a land line phone which I'm not using. Is it possible to wire the monitor over the existing infrastructure?
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If the pre-wiring for your landlines is done with a four conductor cable. The phone only uses two of these wire, usualy the red and green. The remaining black and yellow are there for a second line or for low voltage power phone accessories. However you may receive some cross talk from the phone line to the intercoms if someone is using the phone. I am only offering this has a possible solution to your problem. I am in no way a professional installer. Please contact a professional and confirm.
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If you can add a sensor you can add this to your system. If you dont have the password to do so your monitoring company should have it. This has a plug in wall transformer with back up batteries to power it. It will not run long on the batteries so it needs to go someplace you can plug it in. I mounted above an outlet, poked hole in drywall and ran the cord in the drywall and back out behind the plate over the outlet.
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This is not a cable modem, so it requires an ethernet cable as an input. So it can be a replacement if it you currently have an ethernet cable into your house.
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No, it would be impractical if not impossible. You'd have to separate the wires from the plug that plugs into your telephone wall outlet and access the same two color coded wires outside where the phone line comes in to the house, splice on the length of wire to run to your outside speaker, then splice in to the 2 wires from the inside wall jack to go to your base unit. Much easier and tidier to just run new wires.
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Yes,you could have a try.One customer do like this:"hang the monitor on the rearview mirror. Installation instructions are sparse at best, but I wired it up before actually installing it to ensure I knew what wires went where. The blue wire is the backup wire. Connect it to the backup light for backing monitor only. I connected it to the license plate light to function as rearview and to remind me to turn my lights on when I travel." and so on
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Yes! Obviously you'll need to dial back the output on the one that goes to the powered monitor. RCA->1/8inch stereo cable should do the trick.
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I do that, works fine I just plug in a splitter and this will work with the type you have. and yes I have a 2 line system hard wire. I just split so I can use the phone line too
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No, I do not believe so. It is strictly a wireless system and the sensors (motion and contact) and siren are paired with the receiver/panel. There are no inputs for hardwired sensors, so it could not be used as a replacement alarm panel. You can connect a landline telephone to the panel for monitoring and dial out purposes. The telephone line is the only input/output.
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Yes I have an I Phone and I can monitor either thru the LAN or thru the internet. Follow the directions.
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Yes you can. You can google the manual at BBE website. There are different ways to hook it up.
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Hi Robin,When you say land line service are you referring to telephone service? This modem does not have phone capabilities. The copper coxial wire that comes into your home will screw right into the back of the modem. Coxial cabling looks like your TV antenna wiring.
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The phone that we purchased has a handset that can be replaced. It has a plug and is not hard wired. Hope that helps.
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The phone is hard wired connection, Ethernet cord. Just use a powerline adapter and you can place this phone anywhere in the house where there is a power outlet. You don't need a wireless adapter or a phone jack. So if there is a power outlet next to your bed, or in the kitchen, you can put this phone there. Powerline adapters use the electricity in your house for your "Ethernet" connection.
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Hi Debra. Yes, you certainly can. You need to remove a triangular shaped attachment in the back. It will stick out the wall about 3 1/4" with the handset.It has good range. In the case the electrical supply fails and when it gets back on but the screen is blank, you need to unplug the phone line and the electrical line for about 1 hour. When you plug them back, it will work fine. Best regards, Amnon Vadasz F., Ph.D., P.E. (San Antonio de Los Altos, Venezuela)
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yes you can. most of the ip phones can be powered by a poe switch/ap or router.
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Yes! Obviously you'll need to dial back the output on the one that goes to the powered monitor. RCA-&gt;1/8inch stereo cable should do the trick.
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May have to Google that. I have a security system that it works through so they will need some sort of a modem or something. Sorry I can't be of more help.