Thinking of buying for apt. tenants . Is bell dedicated or if one apt. rings will others ring at same time?
1299464
Hi Gary, you need to setup the push button with the receiver. If one receiver is paired with only one push button, only this bell rings when you push the button. One receiver can work with five push buttons in maximum. Hope this can help you!
725344
Yes, if you have 2 lines coming into the PBX, you could use the "Follow Me" feature. It could ring multiple inside numbers or outside. I personally have not used this feature, since I only have one trunk line. I mainly use it to stop robo and unwanted sales calls, by using a IVR menu for everyone not on a 'preferred' list dial plan.
2170836
Yes, you need at least 2 of these Room Intercom modules so you can talk between 2 locations. Up to 8 of these units (or Door or Patio unit) can be connected together with a OnQ Selective Call Distribution Module (you need this too).
1099694
You have to use the main unit. But you can blacklist the number at any time. Hope this helps.
1416732
Yes it works. My door bell is on the first floor and the bell is on the second floor. However, it is not a "motion detector" or at least I don't use that feature (if it exists on this model). A guest needs to press the door bell.
845243
They all terminals ring at the same time and you can pick the call from the base or any terminal. If you have more than one phone line you can answer the different phone calls from the base or any terminal by selecting line 1-4. The ringing line blinks. It is a great system.
1339577
I'm not sure if it would work that distance if you plan to put the bell at the entrance to the building. It would all depend on how far away you are. If I were you I'd pose that question to the folk at Honneywell. All I can tell you is that I am very satisfied with mine, but of course there are not a number of apartments between the bell and the receiver/chime box. If you buy it thru amazon and it doesn't work out for you, then return it or sell it on e-bay.
1276161
Yes, I bought two units..one for the main floor and one for the 2nd floor of my house. You program the new bell the same way with the bell buttons. I am considering buying a third set for the basement also. Al
856361
Yes, that is the way it is suppose to work. You will love it. It saves us many steps to say 2 words or more. Both systems have to be turned on when you call.
1500857
Yes. You can disable at each individual phone as well as the base unit. It's nice to disable, especially when you have company in the house, I do not like other people hearing who is calling.
851566
That's hard to say because it depends on the distance between the receivers and the frequency you get "assigned." They apparently randomly assign you one of three frequencies, so it is possible that you could get two of the same one. I've installed two in two separate rooms on two separate floors and they do not interfere despite being on the same frequency though.
1915655
Yes - but of course if it's one line, you can't make multiple calls. I have a couple like new units if you are looking to purchase. David dot Rosengarden at Gmail dot com
495716
Does your dwelling have multiple numbers (ex. 215-219), if so use only one...
954051
Yes. We have four sensors with two receivers; two of the sensors were purchased separately. Both receivers (one upstairs and one downstairs) signal when any of the four doors are opened.
846562
Maybe. The bell is nice and loud. The button is meant to stick to a wall but good challenge. There is a pager system that has a button for the person to push and you can move the ringer with you. About the same price.
1071013
Yes, u need one for each side. If your going to tare down the ringtone I might as well change both banks. Chances are that they both might be bad
2085958
For me this is automatic, I have AT&T, it was never an issue. Info feeds from one to another