Can you program a number other than 911? My mother lives is a supportive living center. I would like the unit to dial the front desk.
1338576
You don't program the number, it comes preprogrammed so that when you push button it dials 911. I don't see any way that you could change that, sorry.
1338577
No When they answer your pushing the button They will automatically dial 911.
1338578
This product cannot be programmed with alternate numbers. It's preset to call and communicate with 911. I looked on Amazon for a product similar to this one that can be programmed and found the "Freedom Alert 911 Newest DECT Model Emergency Alert System" (copy, paste and search on Amazon, you'll find it), although it's at a considerably higher price.
1338579
No. The base only has a blue light that turns on to indicate it's plugged in, the necklace is the white piece seen on photo and only has the blue button that is pressed for 911.
1889987
I think you do. The unit needs a connection to phone service since the unit itself dials the number you set with its internal dialer. I do not know how you would connect a cell phone to the unit by standard modular plug & the cell phone would have to supply a dial tone without external command.
2063882
We set up 911 as the last number to dial if the regency button was pushed which means if none of us answer the alert 911 would be alerted. We have not tried to dial or set up 911 in any other form. I hope this helps.
1795501
You should be able to go to AT&T; and add it to your current service. AT&T; will have to connect to it. So they can program it.
1851772
Not remotely or through the phone number it calls. Once it receives the signal to call, it will go through the sequence you programmed then end at the "standby" state.
1318642
You can program it to block any number or area code using wild card #. However, I unplugged mine after it started blocking everyone all the time. I reprogrammed it and within a week it was blocking everyone again. Buy one of the Panasonic phones. Mine blocks up to 250 numbers, more than the digitone, and hasn't messed up after over a year's use. Also got no help from digitone with the problem.
1589798
You can program 3 super speed dial numbers in then. They are easier for my elderly dad to use than the numbers
859096
Yes, you can reprogram the numbers on the unit. I believe you have up to four numbers that you can input I believe that you need to input the whole sequence in order. The owners manual is available online just do a Google search and look for the make and model number "LogicMark Freedom Alert 35911 owners manual" and you should be able to see the details yourself.
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I don't believe any cell phones have the capability of transmitting operational codes even if you created a program for them that would allow them to do it because they don't have transmitters at those frequencies, but several companies make internet based equipment that can be used to activate almost anything, via a smart phone signal. Contact alarm companies that allow you to use your smart phone to see your premises and operate lights, and I'm sure they can work out adding your garage door to the list of what they can do for a price. However just because you can doesn't mean you might want to go to all that trouble and ongoing expense. The existing remotes are small and easy to use. You phone would be much more cumbersome to use and not worth the extra trouble unless perhaps you only thought you might need it as an occasional back up.
1458663
I'm assuming you are asking if you can call 911 from this device. This is not the actual phone. It is the device that gives you a dial tone via the internet. You will need to have a phone connected to this device to be able to use it. Once a phone is connected, then yes, you can call 911.
2073320
Yes, it calls programmed cell phone numbers. I bought it for my mother who lives at a different state and I programmed the phone with my cell phone #. In some ocassions she pressed the button by mistake and I received the call.
1099694
You have to use the main unit. But you can blacklist the number at any time. Hope this helps.
845925
On an Asterisk based system . No... It requires you to dial *97 or program the message button to call that.
1547990
She shouldn't have to. What I did was program each number key and then put a photo of the person who was going to be called over that key. Either way all your grandmother has to do is pick up the receiver and then press the number key for the person she is calling. The number then dials automatically. This phone has worked very well for my mother. No worries. Tom
2063883
It all depends on how you set up the phone. My advice is to ignore any attempt to program the panic button to any number except 911. Once you press the button (the big one) there will be a warning tone (in case you didn't intend to dial.) Then it will dial the first number programmed and continue dialing a list of numbers until it gets an answer. That answer could be an answering machine or voice mail. If 911 is the ONLY number programmed, that is what you will get.
1205242
Yes, your processor can program it for you. It will need to be hooked up to a phone line (land line) for them to program it.
1350606
Yes, unit calls next number automatically if first does not answer. I believe it will call up to 4 numbers, one after another until one answers. You can also set it to call 911 if the numbers you program in do not answer. Their customer service was helpful if you have other questions.