Can you dial a number using the hands free mode or must you pick up receiver, dial, then use speaker?
251150
Yes, you can dial in whatever mode you are. I personally use all the functions in the "headset" mode - I never even touch the receiver.
251151
Yes, you can place a call using hands free method. Just push speaker button to turn on and dial your call.
106432
Yes, you certainly can. Press the INT button and then enter the number of the handset you are calling. The INT button is pressed on the receiving handset, and then both handsets can press the speaker buttons, if you like, and you can communicate.
1608517
Yes, you can. The procedure is as follows:Press "Menu", then scroll down to "Initial Settings".Press "Select", then scroll down to "Talking Caller ID".Press "Select", then scroll down to either "Handset" or "Base unit".Press "Select", then scroll down to "Off".Press "Save".Press the "OFF" button.You are done.
1145682
Yes, the radio completely mutes when receiving a call and the ringer comes through the speakers. If your phone is compatible with Kenwood's address book download feature, then it will show caller ID, otherwise it will show the callers number. It is also possible to program up to 6 frequently called numbers to the radio's preset buttons for easy dialing, simply press the phone button to switch to bluetooth mode, then press the desired preset button to call the number programmed to it.
1265352
Each hand unit can only be used when removed from its charging base. Then, each can be used as a speaker phone by pushing the "speaker" button (on the key pad just above the "1" button). Pushing this button again will turn off the speaker and return the phone to "normal" (non-speaker) operation.
1641050
Yes. Press Hold and then press dial to make it accessible. Or to get rid of it so you won't be ear dialing just press hold again.
661256
You can either pick up a handset and hit the 'home' button, or you can just push a button on the main unit (the 'home' button) and it will answer as a speakerphone.
2091552
Press the speaker as it is the answer and end call button. Press the speaker twice and it dials the last number called. Press and hold the speaker and it activates voice response if your phone has that capability.
730690
You aren't able to directly answer the calls regardless of if your hands are clean/dirty/wet/dry. On the wire that connects the headset to the handset, the only controls you have are to control the volume and to mute/unmute the call. There are no controls for answering or hanging up calls. This would all have to be done from the handset.
1177477
If you do not have the "handset lifter" you have to pick the receiver up everytime. When I answer my phone at work, I have to turn on the headset and then lift the receiver. Hope this helps
1313737
No speaker phone-Hold works with each line separatelyNote: With use there is static in receiver--it's coming from cradle switch--just jiggle the switch and it goes away--took phone apart but could not find a simple fix.
1124729
You probably have to enable voice control or handsfree/carmode calling on your phone
2128502
Yes! The display will show the caller and you will have the option to pick up or deny the call as well.
1087276
After you dial the # and hit call, there will be a few options on the screen at the bottom -- "Dial pad" -- "End"-- "Speaker"-- and some other options as well. Hit Speaker.
1672961
I am using this headset with a Cisco SPA525G and no, I do not have to turn on the speaker phone. I simply just press the headset button on the phone when I want to use it.
1477534
The phone rings through the speakers and you pick it up to to talk. You cannot talk with the phone attached. At least not that I've found.
2057108
No.. but you can lay the receiver down and walk upstairs and pick-up. It works like an old phone. No hold button.