Is it easy to erase a phone number that is no longer needed? We had a Skylink and could not erase programmed numbers. Had to send it back.
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I have not done this but in the usual manual it states: At a later point in time, you might want to erase your previously learnednumbers. You can erase all previously learned numbers by simply holdingdown the red Code Learn button at the back of the Base unit for 8 seconds.you will hear the confirmation of "Previous Pendant Codes Erased" fromthe Base unit. After that, you can program a new pendant to the base unitfollowing the steps above as desire
859089
All previously programmed Friends' numbers are erased when a new Friends' number is programmed. If one of the Friends' numbers is changed, all of the Friends' numbers will need to be reprogrammed. You can also erase all the programmed numbers by doing the procedure to reset to factory settings.
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I don't know. I wouldn't buy another one because it alarmed in the middle of the night with absolutely no activation and called my contacts to tell them my battery was low. The machine was plugged in so it shouldn't have a battery problem. Very embarrassing to have your friends calling at 2 a.m. to ask if you are ok.
859091
Yes it's easy to change the numbers. Keep the book, they have a place to jot down the phone numbers you use, if they change, you simply reprogram it. It takes less than 5 minutes to do. I had to do it with this unit when we moved it from one household to another.
859092
According to the manual just reenter the numbers you want and the next after the one you entered will go to 911. Didn't do it yet but will need to soon as my neighbor who is my number two spot is moving, Hope it works for you.
859093
It is easy to erase pre-programmed numbers. When new numbers are added, it erases ALL old numbers. I have done this two times. You cannot erase just one number, it is just as if you are programming the numbers for the first time. I found it quite easy to do.
859094
The owner's manual provides instructions for resetting the system to factory specifications (i.e., no programmed numbers). It appears you would then have to re-program the numbers you want to keep.
859095
Everything about using and setting up this unit is clearly explained in the book that comes with it. You can even go to the LogicMark web site and download the manual. A great unit to have.
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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Some packages do include a keychain remote. I had to order an extra one for another member of the family. It is possible to use Skylink without a remote, you have 30 seconds after opening the door to punch in your code to deactivate the system. Hope this answers your question.
1286827
I don't use Skype, so I don't know, but I'd go to manage apps and click on Skype and hit clear data then try it againIt should work
960640
If the caller presses the code, the Telebouncer disappears and you have a normal phone system. Be sure and tell everyone you WANT to hear from to type in the code. Many folks are initially put off by this if they are not expecting it. After they see how it works, most want one too. :)
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Are you programming the number just as you would dial it from your regular phone? For example, if it is a local number are you only programming the 7 digits ? If this does not work we can assist you over the phone on Friday, if you would like.
193649
BasicTalk was unable to transfer my old number from MagicJack. After 3 months of billing and no number transfer, I gave up and reupped with MagicJack.
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The unit is not powered by your electricity. It is powered by the phone line which basically never loses power. Even if you disconnect from the phone line it will not loose the memory for blocked numbers at least in the short term, but it will lose the date
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Sorry, J.M. I have not heard of such a thing. All the Skype solutions I have read about are either just a handset you plug into your computer or are a full-blown computer replacement with handset like the VOIP841. They all have a handset. But I will suggest this.... You said you are "looking at switching to Skype". If you have not yet switched to Skype, I strongly recommend downloading Skype software for free to your computer and getting used to it that way before you get a standalone Skype device. There are a lot of strong features and icons and ways to do things that are unique to Skype, and using Skype on a computer will get you used to it. The Skype built into dedicated devices is a shorthand of the Skype icons and feature set, and it really helps to be Skype-savvy with the computer version before you go to a dedicated device. Just my opinion. For example, I have a SkypeIn number which rings in my Skype phone, and I only give out one number to everybody, instead of giving out a cell number, office number, home number. When I am at home I answer calls on my Skype phone. When I am away I answer calls on my cell phone to the same number, and all I do is change my Skype setting to "offline" in my Skype phone. Easy and great way to go. If you don't know about Skype, you don't know that you can change your setting to: Online, Skype Me, Offline, Away, Unavailable, Do Not Disturb, Invisible, and perhaps one or two others. When other people look me up in their Skype (computer or phone) they see my status set to one of these icons. Nothing like this is available with MagicJack or any other VOIP solution that I know of. So download Skype and get used to it first. ;-)
645787
call blue parrot! you need to clear out the old phone!!!!! very easy and they will work with you! Great people to work with
859480
You can activate it. I would suggest going to a boost store if you are not already set up on boost. If you want to keep your old phone number again I would suggest going to the store.
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Nice tip J. Gaster! The * really does add a 1 to the front of the number and pressing the # will add/remove the area code from a number. By pressing # and then * when viewing a local number I can get the phone to add 1-areacode- to the front of the number.I have no use for this feature but it's a neat trick! :)
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Not sure if she can keep her old phone #. You can call to find out. The phone is very easy to use. My mom who is 83 has no problems using this phone. It was very easy to set up service. Their costumer service people were excellent.
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I had no problem keeping my old number...and basic talk contacts your phone company...you don't have to. Easy!...and a terrific product! I LOVE mine!
298963
Has answering component...I believe only 1 time to enter numbers...the best I can recall...not near phone today
1391050
We no longer have these phones but when we did, we also had DSL but didn't have a problem with the caller ID - it always showed up so I'm not sure I can help. Sorry that wasn't very helpful at all.
544824
Yah. No issue. When you change it from default 0000 to your number, you'll do it the same with the new number. Just that your old number is the default. It's easy.
826805
That's exactly what I did. No problem at all. Needed a new sim card but they didn't charge me for it :0)