Will it connect old landline phones though the house phone wiring (landline is disconnected)?
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Your question was answered below, now I use one of my bases in a house that does not have a landline and have connected it directly to a Magic Jack Plus that is connected to the internet and to the phone located close to my router, I'm calling everyone for free in US and Canada and only pay the Magic Jack service, I all have my BB and I-Phone connected through blue tooth and have 2 additional extensions plug in the Kitchen and Bed room and can also answer calls placed to my cell phones with any of these 3 extensions I can get too while my cells are charging in another room, works great for me and love the phone(s). Your question was answered below, now I use one of my bases in a house that does not have a landline and have connected it directly to a Magic Jack Plus that is connected to the internet and to the phone located close to my router, I'm calling everyone for free in US and Canada and only pay the Magic Jack service, I all have my BB and I-Phone connected through blue tooth and have 2 additional extensions plug in the Kitchen and Bed room and can also answer calls placed to my cell phones with any of these 3 extensions I can get too while my cells are charging in another room, works great for... » Read More Your question was answered below, now I use one of my bases in a house that does not have a landline and have connected it directly to a Magic Jack Plus that is connected to the internet and to the phone located close to my router, I'm calling everyone for free in US and Canada and only pay the Magic Jack service, I all have my BB and I-Phone connected through blue tooth and have 2 additional extensions plug in the Kitchen and Bed room and can also answer calls placed to my cell phones with any of these 3 extensions I can get too while my cells are charging in another room, works great for me and love the phone(s). « Show Less
1194444
as far as I know there is no way to back feed the wiring in the house to make old landlines work. You can order extra handsets as I did and strategically placed them wherever you need to.
1194445
If I am understanding your question you want to know if you can connect with a old landline. Yes, it works with just an ordinary phone line. The additional phone only needs an outlet and no phone line to work. It receives it's information from the main phone base. If you however mean that you have no landline and want to know if you can use them without phone service the answer is no, you must have service.
1194446
If I understand your question, if the base of the At&t; wireless phone system is connected to the old landline service, all the phones should work. In my case I have 3 wireless units including the base they all work perfectly. But, you will still need a landline service through some provider to have it work as discribed, for example my landline provider is Comcast/or it could be others such as Verizon.
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I have not had any direct experience but I would assume it is similar to pairing with a bluetooth mobile phone. I would read your owner manual for the landline phone to see what it says about pairing with a bluetooth device. Between the two instructions (phone and speaker), you should be able to get them together.
1122801
No. It is connected to the two wires of your old mechanical doorbell. See skybell.com for further information.
690865
Think so, i have 1 landline phone and this is 2 nd phone, same #. Just plugged it into phone jack on wall.
186940
Let me know if you need to connect a landline phone to work. Or if you can use a GSM Chip. Is that we only want to make noise, but if given other functions better.
279110
you need a landline for the house number but it will dial a cell phone number. But not a cell phone number for the house number.
207313
If the land line has blue tooth capability then I believe so. I can't at my house. You can have two blue tooth devices connected to it. So my husband and I both have our cell phones connected.
1219052
The BTTN is connected to the wall jack. There may be another option for a cordless phone, but you will have to check the internet. But I did disconnect the outside landline coming into the home as I recall.
1097942
No - This works with a landline phone using a standard telephone connection.
820325
you need this device if your phone service is one pert of the house and you can't run wires to another part where you'd also like service. You need phone jacks to plug into this, one on each end. If your phone service provides a phone jack that allows you to plug a handset or fax machine into it, then this should work.
490045
Yes. You plug this phone into a landline outlet and use it like you would any other landline phone.
490568
Only works if the power is on for voip/vonage type phone service. Traditional land line phone service is powered through the phone company and would still work during a power outage.
1963486
Yes it will work,IT personnel can connect with landlines phone if you access
262586
Yes, but you will need a digital, vs an analog, type phone plugged into it. You will then be able to make and receive both Skype and landline calls. Do it every day. Also, it will show whether it is a Skype call or a landline call. ColGilly
1712273
It connects by telephone cord to the wall, yes. It is not a landline, it is a wireless DECT phone, a cordless phone. It has dangerous levels of radio frequency radiation transmitting from it. I bought one and measured it.
1095125
I don't think so. I recently had a power outage and it wouldn't work. But perhaps there is something to set up or to do which I didn't do, but, again, I doubt it. I have a very old analogue phone for just such outages.
531452
No. It only works on one telephone land line, regardless of how many phones are on the line.