I have NO landline. With an IPhone 5S paired PhoneLynx can I connect to my cordless phone master station? Mar 11, 2014 Nieuwpoort
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Yes. A land Line is not required for the device to work with your cordless handset.
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I was able to connect to my base station however there is a severe echo. It was so bad I don't use it. No customer service at all. I would not waste the money. There are systems now that incorporate bluetooth for pairing with cell phones. I found it easier and cheaper to just keep my phone with me.
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It will work for incoming calls, but if you try to call out, it will go to the cell phone's voicemail instead of the cell phone sending it out.
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No. This is an expansion handset that can only operate wirelessly with signals from a base unit. There is no direct phone line connection.
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Yes you must plug in a wired phone line either a regular land line from a phone company or a VOIP phone line from a VOIP company to make this alarm call phone numbers. There is no cordless-phone-type feature with this unit.
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The wireless home phone box has two RJ11 out. Connect your cordless base and it will connect to all the phones as long as they are all connected to the same base.
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No, your cell phone is the only thing that rings. I would suggest buying a cordless phone that pairs with your cell phone from Best Buy or other store. They are about $40 for a double handset. You can connect up to three cell phones and a land line if you wish. I have one and it works great, shows missed calls from my cell phone, keeps my contacts once loaded and paired. This phone is in the box in my closet!
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I dont have a land-line either, however I do have high speed internet. I purchased something that would allow me to make phone calls using my internet line (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004LO098O/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1). Then I just plugged in the telephone cord to the alarm system. For that product you need a google voice account (free). It will call me when the alarm is triggered, however I have not tried any of the other remote-access features yet.
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I don't know, I have a landline. If you find out though let me know since I also have a cell phone
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My wife uses her iPhone4s with the XLink. When the iPhone4s is paired to the gateway, any phone device that is connected to the gateway will get normal dial tone and can dial out. Your cordless phone's have a base station that has a modular jack that is normally plugged into the CO line. If you plug that into the gateway and dial a number, it will go out through your iPhone 4s.
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You can connect any stand alone answering machine in line with this phone just as in any other land line phone.It does not contain an answering machine within the phone.
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You will need to connect a cordless phone with cell-to-phone/link-to-cell/connect-to-cell feature like those from Panasonic and VTech to the Magic Jack dongle. Then you will be able to pair these phones with the Bluetooth headsets.
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No - This works with a landline phone using a standard telephone connection.
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I use it with Magic Jack, which is attached to router. I do not have land line.
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No, a landline is not required. You can use an internet connection....either wired or wireless with a wireless adapter connected.
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Hi JD.I think this user was also asking if you could use a standard corded phone plugged into the base unit? and if they were not, i am lol! do you know if this is possible?
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I also use a cable phone and it connects just like any other phone. I put a splitter on the line and attached both my cordless phone and the fax. Yes, you would have the same number. You need to set the fax so it doesn't pick up the phone before your answering service.
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I believe you can get a cell adaptor so you can use cellphone. Without that, I think its land line only.
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Hi J. Clegg,That certainly wasn't true in my case. I DO have an active Landline phone and linked my iPhone to the Panasonic. The only thing I noticed is that you cannot be on a call using the the cell phone and have a handset CLOSE BY and "on" and trying to also use that handset (like a 3-way call) because you get a loud speaker "feedback" noise. The two devices just need to be apart from each other....(more than 10 feet in my experience).