Does anyone know how to connect the dialer to call a cellphone WITHOUT using a traditional phone line. I would like to connect my cellphone to the dialer. I think ADT offers something like that, but requires their service plan. Thanks for any suggestions. Does anyone know how to connect the dialer to call a cellphone WITHOUT using a traditional phone line. I would like to connect my cellphone to the dialer. I think ADT offers something like that,... » Read More Does anyone know how to connect the dialer to call a cellphone WITHOUT using a traditional phone line. I would like to connect my cellphone to the dialer. I think ADT offers something like that, but requires their service plan. Thanks for any suggestions. « Show Less
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You just program the dialer to call your cell number-ours calls mine,my wife's and my best friend when/if the alarm goes off
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My suggestion is to find is there any service provider that can give you a phone based on wireless connection. the dialer needs a rj11 connection to make calls.
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Hello, The S02 system requires a landline connection to make phone calls, our GSM system can use a landline connection or it can use a SIM card as well. If you have any more questions please let us know. Thank you,
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Your phone must have the ability to "voice dial" to be able to initiate a call through the Bluetooth speaker. If you can dial your phone by speaking "Call (person's name from your contact list)", then you can do the same thing by speaking into your Bluetooth speaker. Otherwise, you must use your phone to initiate calls. Speakerphone will receive phone calls.
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Yes, you can connect a regular phone that you have, to this device and start making and receiving calls through the phone. But you have to get the Google Voice number setup first through Google Voice website and enter the information in this device. The instruction on how to get the Google Voice setup, comes with the device. Good luck.
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That part of the first review is not correct. The phone line only has to be near the dialer. Once you connect the phone line and power line to the dialer, the battery operated sensers communicate wirelessly with the dialer. But you must have a landline. And the batteries on all devices need to be changed every so often.
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TAPI here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephony_Application_Programming_Interface Caller ID is thru the phone and if you connect a phone to the phone port line out (not line in) then it is just a pass thru. Once in the old days we wanted to test a modem in a computer and didn't have enough phone cable. So we used 2 modems (line in to line out) to connect 3 phone lines for the distance. Summary? TAPI &gt; I don't know. Caller ID on a phone connected to line out, yes because it is just a pass thru module. Tom
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zeyad - Yes! The Push-to-Talk (PTT) feature can be used without a landline connection.
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I have two cell phones (different numbers) as well as my original land-line connected to this system. When the Bluetooth signal is within range (+/- 75 feet of the base) all calls, to all numbers, ring the handsets. Therefore you can pick up any incoming call for any number, from any phone, including your cell phones (assuming the call was for one of the cell phone numbers. Land-line calls are obviously not routed through your cellular device). As for outgoing calls, once again, you can either call from your land-line or call from either of the two cell phones with no special requirements. Just pick up your phone and dial. No "unpairing" required whatsoever. Oh, and any incoming text message for your cell phones causes the system to ring (a different ring versus the "regular" ring) and announce "text message". Handy but i assume you can turn off that feature if you don't want to hear it. Hope that answers your question.
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Yes. We have this set up for our travel trailer and have used it for 5 years now. You need to get an intermediate between the telephone dialer and the cell phone. Look for landline to cell phone devices. We used the Cobra PhoneLynx BT-215 Bluetooth Cell to Home Phone Adapter Connection System (which is also available on Amazon). You connect the dialer to the phonelynz and it calls out via a blue tooth connection. Only thing you need to do is add a long pause (4 full seconds) before dialling in the programming of the dialer to give the phone lynx time to connect to the cell phone. We used an old blue tooth compatible cell phone leftover from the old days and in a new sim card purchased from Rogers (Canadian company) and a prepared service card that has 100 minutes and one year of service for $100 dollars. If you are not in Canada you can shop around for the best deal. This means if the alarm is activated the trailer will call as many numbers as you program, to alert you it has gone off. It has worked faithfully for us. Since we leave pets in our travel trailer, we also bought a temperature monitor (also available from Skylynx) which would alert us if our air-conditioning failed and it got too hot for the pets in our travel trailer while we were away. It's kind of a fuss to set up initially and the programming is a pain but once it's in it works really well. I would suggest if you can avoid blue tooth connection do so, as we find the blue connection drops every so often for no apparent reason and you need to reset the telephone. The bluetooth system is older and I suspect there is a better way to connect a land line to a cell phone. (We also use solar power to avoid going through a 9 volt battery a day when we are not connected to a shore power source but that is another story.)
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It connnects to a phone line. Might need a splitter to connect ur phone and the dialer to the jack. If u have a answering machine its abit tricky . They dont recommend using with one.
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This phone doesn't directly connect to a VoIP service, it is a standard 2-line analog phone. However, I have used this phone with OOMA for nearly a year and it has worked nicely. You need a device that will bridge from the VoIP service to analog telephone service. The caller ID features are dependent on the provider (VoIP or regular) not on the phone.
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Yes, you can. You just have to make sure that you are using a DECT phone. The DECT phones have the ability to connect to each other without telephone cables. I suggest get a Panasonic or some other wireless phone system with several receivers. Works perfect.
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Yes that is correct. Once you pair your cell to the base, you can use any handset to place a call on your cell by selecting Cell1 instead of Home on the keypad. You do not have a traditional dial tone but rather it is quiet while it dials using your cell. Hope this helps.
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This device works on the handset. The handset must be removed from the cradle for this device to work, so unfortunately, it will not work with the handset on the cradle and the phone in the speaker mode. This is why a device that connects directly to the line, not the handset cord is better. If you have no dial tone when the handset is off the cradle, and it is connected correctly, then most likely you have a defective device.
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This adapter let your home phone network to connect to the external telephone network via the broadband connection. So, if you already have regular phone (any type including cordless), then you can use those phones to make calls as you would normally do. If your home phone network is currently connected to a land-line phone network (such as AT&T;/Verizon/etc) then you will have to disconnect it first before connecting to this adapter. On the other hand, if you already have VOIP phone connection (such as the one provided by you cable company or Vonage and others) then you can replace them with google voice. Beware of the fact that google voice does not provide 911 support. This adapter let your home phone network to connect to the external telephone network via the broadband connection. So, if you already have regular phone (any type including cordless), then you can use those phones to make calls as you would normally do. If your home phone network is currently connected to a land-line phone network (such as AT&T;/Verizon/etc) then you will have to disconnect it first before connecting to this adapter. On the other hand, if you already have VOIP phone connection (such as the one provided by you cable company or Vonage and others) then you can replace them... » Read More This adapter let your home phone network to connect to the external telephone network via the broadband connection. So, if you already have regular phone (any type including cordless), then you can use those phones to make calls as you would normally do. If your home phone network is currently connected to a land-line phone network (such as AT&T;/Verizon/etc) then you will have to disconnect it first before connecting to this adapter. On the other hand, if you already have VOIP phone connection (such as the one provided by you cable company or Vonage and others) then you can replace them with google voice. Beware of the fact that google voice does not provide 911 support. « Show Less
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Yes, It does not offer a dial plan. So, you must either press # or wait for the dialing timeout before it dials (8 secs I think.)
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ACTUALLY, NO! You could use VoIP instead of a landline. Get an OBI box, compatible with Google Voice (create an account and get a phone number in your area code) and connect to your phone and then to your router. Turns a landline phone into a VoIP phone and uses your ethernet router to place calls. No landline required.