Can I use this on my AT&T + Bluetooth 2 line business phone? I need a Bluetooth that can place line one on hold if I need to answer line 2...
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This bluetooth could be connected with 2 phones on line at same time. You can place one phone on hold when you answer the other phone.However, I think you mean your phone could support 2 line at same time (1 phone for 2 line). If so, it's none of business with the bluetooth about this function.Hope my answer could help you.
302493
Yes,you can use it on two phones I think it is the best small bluetooth I have ever seen
302494
Not entirely sure. I have not had any success simultaneously pairing the unit with two devices, specifically my iPhone 5S and Skype on my XPS 18. For some reason, it only pairs with one application at a time.
48430
The Bluetooth 2 headset does not accept voice commands. However, the phone can be answered via voice command through the phone if you are within voice range of your phone. The microphone will recognize your voice command to answer it if you are close enough to the phone.
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Connect to wire line - yes Connect to cell phone - only via bluetooth. You set up the one-time bluetooth connection between your cell & the AT&T base then you can use any of the AT&T handsets as if it were your cell phone. It is just like making the AT&T handset work like any other bluetooth headset but with greater range. Best thing about this phone is awesome HD quality sound and walkie talkie features. Good luck.
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Just cell line wouldn't do. You need a cell phone with bluetooth active on that tine. Basically it's just external bluetooth device on steroids. If you do this, keep in mind, that when call from this phone, you cannot use the regular "talk" button, you'll have to use "cell" button. Also caller ID works weird when the cell call comes in. And as I mentioned before, loading phone book from cell phone to this one works only one entry at a time (you cannot transfer the whole thing in one shot), at least on my HTC EVO.
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
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.
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you know, i'm actually not sure. i'm thinking no, because the line connection is for a handset plug in, and i think the connection for the actual phone, which is what you have, is different, i think a little larger size. but, maybe. i'll try it when i get a minute, but that won't help you. too bad, as it works pretty well for incoming calls. try it; maybe it'll work. or you could get a slightly different phone to avail yourself of this nice volume improvement. happy holidays!
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I'm not sure, but possibly because I think there is a port for the line in, in the event the phone doesn't have Bluetooth. This speaker is pretty loud, you should need two of them.
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You can only have two phones connected at once, and it gives you the option of selecting number 1 or 2. You have to know/remember which is which. I rarely dial out on cell from these phones, but often will answer using them. It works great, but the cell phone needs to be relatively close to the base (15-20 feet). I keep mine on a charger about 5 feet away.
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Actually if you use a Blue Tooth convergence phone like the AT&T; EP5632 you can have 2 devices paired to it. One of those devices can be your BT headset. You can then answer both your land-line and cellular calls through the BT headset.
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So far I've used it for only two applications each allowing me to use it without any problems, the scope of your question is beyond my usages. Hope all works out. But in my opinion I would suggest either you purchase another bluetooth device to to compensate and comply with your demands. Allowing you to use your devices and enjoy them all at once. In theory I believe this will work my ideal concept is only stated because I'm not sure if one will cancel the other out.
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If you are on the system phones, only one person can be on that line. However, if you have other phones not on the system with the same line, then two of you can be. If the call is for person A and person B answers it, put on hold and answer on other line. Reading the other messages, I didn't see the conference button. Good advice. I read about the speaker phone issues and I haven't had a problem with that.
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It needs an RJ11 (telephone) line. If your phones use RJ45 (Ethernet) it won't work. Most business lines that I have seen still use an RJ11, but Best Buy, Walmart, and Radio Shack (among many other larger chains) probably use RJ45. If you're using an RJ11 with VoIP, like Vonage, it should still work.
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Good Afternoon, Bill. While I have not used an NEC Model phone, the compatibility should be no issue because the line selection is not performed by the Plantronics device, but by the phone. When you answer an additional line on your phone, most plausibly, the audio uses the same port, that is, your handset port if your phone does not have an additional/separate port for a handset. Hope this helps.
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You can connect one phone at a time. If there are two phones with Bluetooth in the car it will connect to the first phone it happens to see. For example, if it sees my phone first it will not drop the connection and reconnect to my wife's phone if she gets an incoming call. To get that to work I would need to turn off Bluetooth on my phone and wait for it to attach to her phone. Then it may attach to her phone. As far as I can tell there is no 'prioritization' scheme for it to connect to more than one phone in response to events like the phone ringing or to select a preferred phone for outgoing telephone calls.
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You can have only 1 line active while talking and put other lines in hold. You can also merge multiple calls from different lines in 1 single call. This phone support up to 5 lines.
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Not very good. My brother said I should not use it on business calls. I have not tested it by being on the receiving end. I just stopped using it.