is it possible to turn off the riger for line 2 while keeping it on for line 1, and/or are line 1 and 2 ringer volumes controled separately?
1492213
Yes it is. Go to MENU, INITIAL SETTINGS, RINGER, from here you can set the volume on either line
1492214
you can control the ringer on each line... for example if line 2 is a fax... you can turn off the ringer on 2 and leave line 1 ringer on
1492215
Yes to both question. The process is: (to "scroll" use the "^" and "v" main-button options) push "Menu" softkey option -&gt;scroll to "initial settings" and then "select" it via the softkey--&gt; scroll to "Ringer Settings and "select" it--&gt; scroll to "Ringer volume" and "select" it--&gt; scroll to highlight the line you wish to adjust ---&gt;scroll to adjust the volume then select "Save". Though I have not exercised most of the features there appears to be much flexibility in additional related ringer customizing...like different ringer tones for individuals or even groupings of callers you have loaded into your directory. Good luck.
1492216
Yes to both question. The process is: (to "scroll" use the "^" and "v" main-button options) push "Menu" softkey option ->scroll to "initial settings" and then "select" it via the softkey--> scroll to "Ringer Settings and "select" it--> scroll to "Ringer volume" and "select" it--> scroll to highlight the line you wish to adjust --->scroll to adjust the volume then select "Save". Though I have not exercised most of the features there appears to be much flexibility in additional related ringer customizing...like different ringer tones for individuals or even groupings of callers you have loaded into your directory. Good luck. Yes to both question. The process is: (to "scroll" use the "^" and "v" main-button options) push "Menu" softkey option ->scroll to "initial settings" and then "select" it via the softkey--> scroll to "Ringer Settings and "select" it--> scroll to "Ringer volume" and "select" it--> scroll to highlight the line you wish to adjust --->scroll to adjust the volume then select "Save". Though I have not exercised most of the features there appears to be much flexibility in... » Read More Yes to both question. The process is: (to "scroll" use the "^" and "v" main-button options) push "Menu" softkey option ->scroll to "initial settings" and then "select" it via the softkey--> scroll to "Ringer Settings and "select" it--> scroll to "Ringer volume" and "select" it--> scroll to highlight the line you wish to adjust --->scroll to adjust the volume then select "Save". Though I have not exercised most of the features there appears to be much flexibility in additional related ringer customizing...like different ringer tones for individuals or even groupings of callers you have loaded into your directory. Good luck. « Show Less
181119
The ringer is loud enough and the volume may be adjusted or turned off. There are three volume adjustments on the phone: one for ringer volume (3 notch incremental slider), one for speaker volume and one for handset volume (both of which are continuous sliders).
2023942
Yes, you need to do it for each one. Using Menu - select ringers-home volume-then turn down the volume until it is "off"
147467
There is a 3-position "Ringer" switch on the side of the device. The positions are High/Low/Off, so you basically have only two volume levels and "OFF." There is also a 2-position High/Low "Tone Control" switch which may help if you're seeking a volume somewhere mid-range.
2023941
Yes, ringers can be turned off. Access the menu for ringer volume and set to lowest point which is off, this must be done for each handset.
1721302
Yes, you can put the ringer on silent. It's on page 26 of the instruction book. The phone has the feature that annouces who is calling and you can also turn that off.
127318
The unit itself? Unfortunately no. The only way you can remotely turn volume down is if you can turn it down from the source. Hope this helps..:)
911305
I can't figure out how to turn off the ringer...and it is loud. But maybe there is a way. However, if set, it will tell you who is calling...outloud...in a computerized voice. I haven't figured that out either. So...even if you can shut those things off I don't really recommend it. The cordless phone piece sits in a light-weight non-stable, plastic stand. Easy to knock over...very annoying. If you have already purchased, turning the ringer off is in the fine print...I'm sure!
301889
YES YOU CAN. (You can confirm this in the user manual by using Google search for "AT&T TL88102 manual", and see page 12.) NEARLY unbelieveable flexible features include using "settings" to set the volume level on each handset for both lines separately. You can set the volume to "off" on one or both lines and the handset won't ring for the line just on that handset. Also: the voice quality on this system is fantastically good.
1841572
Yes. You can separately adjust the ringer volume, speakerphone volume, and/or handset volume using the on-screen menus.
296882
No. You will need to turn the base unit ringer off in addition to setting each handset to the silent mode which can be done for certain hours of the day or night as needed. Or just set the silent mode which will display on each phone that is set.
1356765
no The phone is equipped with a ringer control switch. You can adjust level of ring or shut the ringer off if you prefer.
105711
OK, I just did a quick test to answer your question. I went approximately at least 300 feet to my neighbor's house across the street from my house. What I did was call my wife on her cell and we chatted as I did that walk to the neighbor's front door. It was always crystal clear per the wife on her cell as well as the unit I took with me. In regards to the Ringers. Yes, you have the "Option" of turning either or both of them off. The Hand-Held Unit or the Base Unit. These phones work great and I replaced every phone in my house with them. Terry
1435835
Yes........on the back of the phone there are two switches. One is to turn the ringer off, and the other one is to control the ringer volume.
778413
I don't think so. There are 2 'ringers' but they both work off the same doorbell button.
363989
We want the front desk to use the headset, but the rest of the office uses handsets conneted to the same lines. If we take the phone off the hook, won't it disable the other phones? If the front desk uses one line and it is busy, the call automatically jumps to the next line. Will they still ring on the other lines, so someone else in the office can still pick up and answer the call?
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Yes, the talking caller ID can be shut off on either or both the base unit and the handset. In fact the ladies voice is robotic and not very pleasant. Pronunciation is bad.