panasonic kx-p1150 Is this continuous feed.
1051936
manual says it is:http://catalog2.panasonic.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ModelDetail?storeId=11201&catalogId=13051&itemId;=63730&catGroupId;=13854&surfModel;=KX-P1150&displayTab;=F
1312915
I can't tell for sure, but I don't think so. The unit is so basic and the instructions are less than minimal. It seems so fragile (what do you want for $50) that I'm afraid if I try to change the feed width, I'll break it.
1044368
don`t know `cause that`s not what I need it for. But the customer service rep I called at Panasonic said voluntarily that it could be great for them. Regardless, I love it for my own needs.
2220316
It is only manual feed to my knowledge. Of course it can be hooked up to your computer and will act as a printer for your faxes received on your computer...But the fax machine would be your computer and the Intellifax would be acting as a printer only...
1055872
Should work just fine - it worked for me. Refer to your operating guide or see http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/KXTG1032.pdf
1901897
I also bought the KX-TG9382T with which I use 5 extension phones model "KXTGA950B". I'm sorry it only handles 5. It is a good product and additionally can be paired with multiple cell phones which then ring through all the Panasonic phones if your cell phone is not near by. Absolutely no regrets for me with this equipment.
1233884
Not with this model. There are others that do have that feature, but I believe they would all require you to switch between the two rooms manually, instead of giving you both feeds simultaneously.
876465
Yes. Check the instructions on page 14 http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/KXTG7731-MUL.PDF
1169085
Continuous broadcasting is specifically prohibited by the FCC rules covering this device. So the answer is NO.
1540591
I just had a similar Panasonic model which I bought from Amazon also. It was large like this one, and it was 1200 watts. Mine lasted for 4 years and 4 months. Thoroughly LOVED the way it worked! Also owned a Panasonic before that one, although I don't remember how long it lasted.
31966
Yes it is, with the new technology LED they all are, if I am not wrong this is a 9. In other brands you can find down to a 7, but again I have confidence in the reliability of Panasonic
138545
Not sure on that I looked in phone manual did not see anything regarding this feature your best option would be to contact Panasonic & ask them sorry I could not be more help have good day
1408420
I bought the AAT unit replacing the Panasonic 4 line I had for years. It does not hold up well and I would suggest you consider the Panasonic.
1731936
- I have the same question, so went to Panasonic's site, at this link: http://www2.panasonic.com/consumer-electronics/support/Phones-Fax/Telephones/Bluetooth-Enabled-Systems/Ask-Answer/model.KX-TG7645M.A#ts - Their knowledge base doesn't help. - Their manual, downloadable pdf at the Operating Instructions tab, indicates 110v. - So, PERHAPS it's also 220v (if so, the power supply will be marked something like "Input: 110v-240v".) BUT, few devices are so convenient (altho the power supply costs little more to make!), so I will buy it anyway and hope it is auto multi-voltage. - If it is not--although the manual says "Use only the supplied Panasonic AC adaptor PNLV226"--I am 100% sure an alternate can be used with a fairly inexpensive multivoltage, multi-connector substitute, as long as the output connector, voltage, polarity, and type of voltage (ac vs dc) are matched.
269901
Nope. All it needs is a power supply (comes with it, plug-in 12v transformer!) and typical connectors/wire to a monitor and it'll give a constant, live feed. Low def, but a constant feed. (Also, the camera is really small, incredible for the price. It can be hidden most anywhere and adapted for use in many locations including J-box, under-counter/roofline, ceiling, toys, etc.)
952891
This feeder has an ac adapter with a low voltage power cord. No batteries are used, and I haven't looked for a battery option. A common 2-prong indoor mechanical timer is needed. (Theirs failed, but these are cheap at a HW store.) Being mechanical, the timer and feeder will re-start after a power outage -but with a time-shifted schedule that could cause one feeding to be missed. However this is a very good feeder. Mine has been operating flawlessly for over two years now. Note that the feeding amount is trick to set, but rarely changed. For feed adjustment, you can trigger extra feeder cycles with a covered push-button switch on the timer. Also there is an assembly video which is quite helpful, though overall assembly isn't really that hard.
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No, the camera (which remains stationary) is also the transmittor, it sends the feed to the monitor which picks it up via antenna. It is an excellent system for in hone use. If you want to keep an eye on things while away, i would suggest getting a system that allows you to stream to an online server.