I need to include my family (in three states) on calls from the oncologists office. Would this work from the exam room using a conference bridge?
1561438
I have used it once, I could hear OK but the person one the other end was having trouble hearing me, I did have it about 10ft away from me and when I moved is closer it was fine.
1561439
Not sure. The speaker has an Aux In plug that seems to be pretty universal.
1663486
no. I could never get the third and fourth intercom to work in the room fartherest away. all the intercoms would work reach the middle room and the middle room could reach them as well but the third and fouth intercom would never reach the first room nor would the first room reach them. So, if we are not in the middle room we could forget reaching everybody.
252213
If it's a small conference room. I couldn't get it to work reliably with more than 15' separation between the computer and the base receiver. And it must be line of sight. If someone were to walk between the two, your connection would likely be lost.
2215888
I would say you could, however your latency might be too great since it will need to connect, bounc, connect, bounce again... If you are using it for standard browsing and YouTube you would probably be fine. But if you are wanting to game or have video conferencing, it would probably lag pretty bad. Either way, I have enjoyed my set and they work well for a wireless bridge. Good luck to you and let us know how it goes. How are you planning on powering the ones on the mountain?
1799274
according to Cisco, the speakers may only be plugged into the Conference Room phones, not personal phones. Try at your own risk...
2128758
There is a transmitter module that needs to plug into both a regular/analog phone jack and a power outlet. The conference phone itself is cordless and battery-powered, but must be located within 150 feet of the transmitter. We use ours for about 3-4 hours of conferencing every week, and leave it on the charger over the weekend.
2031825
Maybe, but would be difficult, this device is primarily used to check slides for organizing or review. Not recommended for other purposesRecently had all my slides scanned by Fotobridge, did super job.
867995
Yes you can. In fact when you pick up the second line it states you are on a conference call. Hope that helps.
1571752
You can call any of the handsets from other rooms and talk to each other on the intercom setting. I love these phones they work great and serve my purpose very well. They are clear and I have no problems with them. I bought them for a voip phone setup in my house I needed 3 wireless phones and these are the best ones I found for the price and they work GREAT!
856361
Yes, that is the way it is suppose to work. You will love it. It saves us many steps to say 2 words or more. Both systems have to be turned on when you call.
1110971
Yes. I has taken my husband it friends houses with no issues. The chair is a really good. The only thing I had to add to the chair was a seat belt. The chair will lay back / down by the attendent/aid this is really nice , unless the patient want to do it for them selves. Great buy for the dollars spent.
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If you are on the system phones, only one person can be on that line. However, if you have other phones not on the system with the same line, then two of you can be. If the call is for person A and person B answers it, put on hold and answer on other line. Reading the other messages, I didn't see the conference button. Good advice. I read about the speaker phone issues and I haven't had a problem with that.
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If either you or your VOIP provider can put the propper settings in it there is no reason it shouldn't work. We use 2 of the 300vvx series at our reception desk and 7 of these throughout rest of building. But your question is a bit vague. Do you mean can you share a line with it so your not paying for another line? (Which yes you should be able to do as well).
2120458
No, you don't need anything else for this to work if you are connecting this to a normal phone line. You'll need some sort of analog to digital converter if you are using VoIP. It's a great conference phone. Loud and clear.
2158975
Depends upon the size of the room. In a normal conference room or community room, it should do just fine. If there are more than 100 people, there might be some difficulty for the back rows.
43996
not too likely, the phone jack on the comcast circuit is an analog line; which converts to SIP;if your using for modem communication (likely) there'll be issues with compression and latency.You can try it... but no bets on my part. I work for a company that installs AT&T;'s flex circuits. Faxes will work with the G711 codec applied. but modems simply dont.
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I'm not an expert but I'm pretty sure it's designed as a personal device. I can't see that it would be hygenic to share it, even in a family setting. In a sports or clinical setting I'm certain it would be a non-starter. If you're a clinician, I would suggest getting in touch with the company directly, as I think they have a range of solutions.