If I am using one of the handsets, can another person in my house make an outbound call from a different handset in this system?
1995894
No, picking up a second handset just joins you with the current call. You would need multiple lines to accomplish that, as a business might have
1532326
I havent tried it yet but I do believe you can call more than one.If you press the intercom button it will ask you all? or which handset if only one.I checked my phone and that is the way it is preprogrammed
1024044
Yes you can. At least as I understand your question. You plug into the base and the other work off the base phone.
1028545
No, it will not. That is really a function of the phone service you have. Whether you have one line or two lines, the phone company will see a "busy" on the line that is in use. Only if you have two lines, and the ability with your phone service to "call forward if busy", would a call to one line be able to be answered by this particular telephone on the second line.
101128
Yes. You can even have a call going on one handset on Cell 1, another on Cell 2, and a third on the landline. It's very versatile.
1217151
yes the handsets can be used like a regular walkie talkie you just press the side button it rings the other handset and you just press the button back and to to talk.very simple to use.we use this feature regularly
1166267
If you are referring to a phone set that is within the system, the answer is "yes". For example, I answer the phone, but the call is for my husband who is busy in his office. I can put the call on hold, use the intercom to ask if he wants to talk to the person calling, and then go from there. Or, by pressing the intercom button, if you have several handsets, scroll the up/down arrows to select a destination and then press the "select" key.
502910
Yes. We do that all the time. You can also restrict other handsets from being able to pick up on a call for privacy if you want.
2040075
Switching is as we imagine!! If you have 2 sims working (1 for voice / sms, 1 for data), you can receive calls from both carriers!! Even if you have an open call you can receive an incoming call from the other sim!! I have one for data and other for calls, but both receives calls!! When you want to call your phone system ask what sim to be used!! When you send sms, system also ask what sim to used!! I love this!!
276342
You can use two versions of this phone on the same line. One is a base unit, the outrigger is a satellite phone. Does that help?
1670275
i have the same phone system. regretfully i have not gotten the system to work as advertized.i am to a degree "green" in these areas,but if blocker only works one handset it is almost useless in my opinion.
1677256
Think of it as a replacement handset. If two people could be on the same line were the headset not installed through using an extension or conference calling; then yes, otherwise no. The unit has no capability to add another person to the call.
2220814
I don't know, we do have a home phone system. Sorry I can't answer your question
493427
I don't know. I only have one line. However, the extra handset I bought seems to work interchangeably with all the other handsets. It just seems to be one more on the common circuit.
448200
Carla - Someone else? A person in your home? All they need to do is pick up a 2nd handset and press PHONE to join the call. If you mean an outside party, you'll have to contact your service provider for instructions on making a 3 way conference call. Thanks!
794618
Yes - but make sure not to make any changes at your current provider. Instead, have Phone Power "pull" the number from the other provider. There will be a period of time after you begin your Phone Power but before your number is "pulled". During that time you can make calls but you won't be able to receive any on the Phone Power system. That's the other reason not to make any changes with your current provider. Good luck with the decision. I'm just another happy Phone Power customer.
714351
Yes. You can answer an incoming call with either handset, and can, in fact, talk from both handsets simultaneously creating a conference call.