Will this unit 'pair' up to stream landline into my bluetooth hearing aids?
1462326
No, it does not allow you to connect bluetooth headsets/ear pieces/hearing aids to the system. This device allows you to use your landline telephones with your cell phone. This connects to a cell phone via bluetooth and behaves as a handset for your cell phone. When your cell phone rings, any wired or cordless standard landline phones connected to this device will also ring, and you can answer the call from your traditional phone (you can also place a call with your landline phone system that is routed through your mobile phone and thus the cellular network). This particular model (BTTN) allows you connect a standard landline and up to 3 mobile phones to your traditional phones. You might also want to think of it like this - if you abandon your landline service and go mobile only, but you still want to use your traditional phones around the house (instead of holding the cell phone all the time), this is the device for you. It is, in a way, kind of like this product: http://www.amazon.com/Echo-Logico-Retro-Handset-Packaging/dp/B007TSRFX6/ref=pd_sim_cps_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=1TS2MXN7WMHV9407BX3Z but it is wireless you use your traditional phones just as you always have to make and receive calls.
1462327
why can't it connect to any bluetooth device? What's different about bluetooth cell phones than any other bluetooth device?I'm thinking of pairing it with my Oticon bluetooth streamer which gives me audio in/out to the hearing aids to/from the landline phone system. Why not?Once the streamer is paired it should work.
491899
No idea. Since AT&T; was charging us an exorbitant amount for a land line, we switched to a cell phone and run it (via Bluetooth) through this unit.
560344
Yes and it will also depend on the program or app and how will you use it. Pair it via computer or smartphone.
1065150
note this will only work with fairly recent hearing aids -- we got it for my dad - his hearing aids are several years old and it does not pair -- check with you hearing aid specialist who may know if yours will pair
995423
Yes it will. It is the device that configures and remembers the settings. So pair away. :)
598676
No. If you connect your cell phone through Bluetooth, you can use your cellular plan to talk. No need for a landline.
1368725
Yes -- I'm using it with both my landline and a secondary GoogleVoice VoIP line and it works fine. No issues to report.
207314
I don't believe so. If your land line answering machine is enabled with Bluetooth (which I don't think it would be) it may be possible, but it's highly unlikely. This is mainly for cell phone use which is Bluetooth enabled.
509597
I don't know. I have Phonak and Widex. My Widex doesn't have bluetooth. The com pilot MIGHT pair with other hearing aids that use the 0000 code, but I'd check with your audiologist. A better alternative would be the TV Talker that uses a telecoil neckloop. A friend of mine bought one and loves it. She can even hear the TV when she is outdoors!
1568061
yes it will as long as you have your contacts downloaded to the blue tooth.
52607
Sorry to report, I don't know. I returned the unit and hard wired my blutooth.
899608
No! That feature is base on the phone it is paired with. The headset itself does NOT have that capability.
373306
Hello. This adapter is meant to convert a landline phone into a Bluetooth enabled phone so that you can use any Bluetooth headset with your landline. An iPhone is already Bluetooth enabled so you can connect your headset to the iPhone. So, connecting an iPhone with this adapter wouldn't serve a purpose. I don't know if an iPhone pairs with this adapter, but I feel there is no purpose.
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I think it should work since it has the "Link to Cell" option. I'm using the unit for both purposes, landline & cell. The bluetooth connection is easy to setup. They recommend your cell be within 10ft of base in order to work properly. Unit also verifies the bluetooth connection.
2057975
No it will not, it does not support streaming of any kind. It's just your basic talk & be heard bluetooth device.
2042018
If I understand your question correctly, yes. This unit would plug into the landline line either before or after the base station for your wireless phone. In this sense it just acts as a wired phone extension. If you have further questions please let me know, happy to help. Thanks, Mike
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Yes, I have a com pilot bluetooth pendant from phonak. I also had to add Plantronics 92714-01 SSP 2714-01 Network adapter - USB - Bluetooth (a dongle) to the headset adaptor. Check which dongle works with your hearing equipment. Phonac and Plantronics both assisted me in selecting the correct compatible equipment. Now, I can bluetooth my phone or computer to my phonac hearing aids. It took a couple of tries to get the pairing to work. I get some confusion from my cell phone, but if I turn the bluetooth on my cell off and then on then all the pairings work.