Can the system work if two or more dialers are connected to one landline?
1993779
I don't know. Probably, I'd guess. Whichever one got the dial tone or called first. One other thing to mention...don't place the sensor anywhere a mouse might walk in front of it. I figured that out after the second time it alerted me (and the county sheriff) about a possible intruder at my lake home.
1993780
This plugs into a phone line as if it were a telephone. I think it will behave as any phone would behave - that's as far as I can go with the question
1993781
If you have placed mulitiple sensors in different rooms on the same landline, then it should work fine. As the intruder entered into different rooms and triggered the alarm, it should call you and then there should be enough delay before the intruder entered another room to again trigger the alarm and call you. If you had placed the sensors in the same room then there could be a problem where the units tried to call at the same time and might conflict with each other.
1981868
I would ask manufacturer, but I assume the working one is the one goes in master, so try putting others in that. Also be sure that each one has separate number, 1 thru 4. If one is working, tel line is OK, so it has to be the assignments.
1959035
It splits 1 line into 5 jacks. If you have 2 #s on the line, it should work for each jack. I use it for the VOIP line which is is 2 numbers.
1893050
Yes. I read the manual and tried it. We have the 5 phone set and and it worked. Thank you for alerting me to this feature!
1527528
Hi, the GSM dialer can call many numbers, it depends on your alarm control panel. Thanks.
2162169
This is a splitter for a single telephone line where you can use two devices. If you connect two more splitters and connect them to the original splitter, you could then use four devices on one phone line.
2036821
No, the phones operate on only a shared phone line, and unless the two homes have the same phone line, I do no see this working.
645231
The manual has no discussion of using 2 Homesitters, but I think it would work to set one unit to answer on 5 rings and the other one to answer in 10 rings (dip switch toggle). Important to know know how to cancel alert call backs remotely. And you would not be able to distinguish which Homesitter was sending a call alert, so would have to cancel both.
1956570
Yes, you can. I currently have 5 handsets connected and they all work fine. The only thing they do not do is if you save a number on one handset it does not save it on all of them.
70538
Either you connect them to the cell phone or to each other. Unfortunately, it do not work simultaneously.
1028698
The dialer does work with VoIP systems like ooma, but you do need to plug it into a standard phone jack for it to work.
187849
Sure...my wife and I have our two cell phones paired to the system, and it works great! I'm old school, so we still have a landline; it's nice to be able to use the system to answer any of the three phones.
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.
2174239
I can use two at once but haven't tried to use all 5 at once. Two work just fine during a call. I'd suspect all 5 will as well but can't say with certainty.
2029620
You can have as many intercoms on a single channel and they will share that channel but if you want each one to be individually addressable, they need to be assigned to one of the nine channels. I ended up keeping three on channel-1 and one on channel-2. That's just what worked best for me. The ringer on these things can be dialed from a whisper to "wake the dead".
265780
Yes, this unit will allow more than 1 handset to be used on the same call. Full details surrounding this unit's Call Share and Conference calls can be found in the below link. http://service.us.panasonic.com/opermanpdf/KXTGE260-MUL.pdf#page=24
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Our phone only has one line. Perhaps there is a different model with two or more, but I am not aware of it.