i have one landline at home and 3 jacks. I install this unit with a digital answ at one room. pick other room's, the unit works?
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Hi Jenny- Yes, if you connect the logger to an outside analog line (the most common way), then it will record when any extension (phone) on that line is picked up. Thanks for the inquiry! -Team DLI
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We have a landline. It plugs into the wall. I find that this flasher works awesome on our phone. Not sure what digital phone is.
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I have a unit connected to four VOIP ATA adapters. Works just like a regular land line telephone.
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I use FIOS and the phones work fine. The base must be the unit connected to the service.
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Comcast installed today (old one died). Phone (landline) works. Built in Wifi weaker than my standalone. Haven't tried the 4 router ports yet.
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Plug the line from the phone base into one side and the line house line into the other. If it works it will give a signal back to all callers but only will computer systems (auto dialings) get and use the signal as a non-functional number. The one I ordered did not work. But I had one that did work for years. They do seem to fail after a lot of use.
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All I can say is that I have two of these and in each room they get different channels. I don't get all that one does in the other room. Being in a basement, The signal may be a bit weak. Best that I can answer.
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This plugs into the wall like any other landline. So you can plug other phones into any other jacks you night have, or if you don't have other jacks you can purchase a "splitter" and run another phone directly of this one.
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Edward,It sounds like you purchased an adequate piece of equipment, but I'd like to know what kind of Internet phone you have - is it a home/landline phone designed to work with VoIP? Those phones would most likely be able to connect directly into a modem/router via Ethernet (RJ45) cable, rather than a standard phone cable.Get back to me with some more details, and I'll try to help you out.EDIT: just saw where Alberto answered this already. If you use a landline a good bit, I would keep it and just search for another router.
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You need to be able to plug the base unit into a power outlet and a phone jack (land line). Once you've done that the unit can call cell phones or land lines in case of emergency. We have ours set to call 1 land line and 3 cell phones with no problems so far.
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I don't have that setup but I imagine it would work. If you connect it to your router in one room and then the 2nd unit in another room, you get an ethernet jack which is now direct to your router connected via your home wiring. The question would be how you would connect or split the cable ethernet to existing sevice and to where you want to add service. I hope this helps.
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The base unit requires a phone jack connection to a land line. Therefore use must have a land line for this unit to work.
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I bought the home unit and two others and have no problems. Depending on your house wiring, etc, quality of your signal into your home. Using Comcast as example, 5 at most, depending if anything else in on your network.
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good question, I am not sure since I only have one unit. But I think the frequency might be different so it might not work.
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Maybe your wall jack is defective, or not connected to the phone line.Plug another working phone (or a phone line tester) to verify the jack is working
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No, the phones operate on only a shared phone line, and unless the two homes have the same phone line, I do no see this working.
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It splits 1 line into 5 jacks. If you have 2 #s on the line, it should work for each jack. I use it for the VOIP line which is is 2 numbers.