I have 4 cordless handsets with my landline phone...will each unit work the one Xlink or will it only be the main unit that is plugged in to Xlink? Thanks!
1077705
you plug the base unit into the XLink. All the cordless phones will work through communications with the base unit, same as they would with a land line setup.All the cordless phones will ring and the call can be answered from any of the cordless units.
1077706
I have had mine for 3 years with no issues. I split the output to desk phone and pc for autodialing. The phone I have is not wireless. I think you will need multiple units
1077707
I do not know. The device did not work well for me. It added delay to transmission and sound quality was poor. I only used it for two weeks and it now sits on my shelf in the closet. In their defense, I bought over a year a two ago and they may have improved it.
1077708
If one of your handsets is the base and the other handsets connect through that base, then plug your base unit into the xlink and all will be connected. If they are four different kinds of handsets then only the ones connected to the xlink will work with your cell phone.
1956570
Yes, you can. I currently have 5 handsets connected and they all work fine. The only thing they do not do is if you save a number on one handset it does not save it on all of them.
1311535
I have two lines connected to my phone system, and any one of the 5 cordless can use both lines. Hope that answers your question
55232
I have not tried using the Xlink in that fashion, and I tend to doubt it will work well if at all in that application. It uses a blue tooth link to connect to the wireless phone of your choice, and it will pass data tones though the audio link. I have found it will not allow me to dial up an automated voice message system (such as my doctor's office or my bank) and then "press 1 for english" and get any response out of the system. I have to do those things directly from my cell phone. You could try that use before you cut your land line, then report back to all of us if it works or not. Ken
293211
if you are referring to the number of connections on the cordless phone and NOT the base unit , you only need to plug in the ac adapter for charging the phone //////the base unit is the only thing that needs the phone line(s) and charger plugged in :O)
862403
ZI am sorry but I got rid of this and got an AT&T; cordless system through Staples that came with a 2nd handset. But basically all these cordless land line phones work the same. Menu>Answering sys>select. then arrow up or down >ans sys setup.select# of rings . select choose 2,3,4,5,6>select.
847637
all I could ever find was for six. Also, it seems that the specs on the handsets are continually being updated and changed. It was hard to find matching handsets. Therefore, I just bout two bases each with six handsets. I plug in both bases and connect both to the single phone line. On one, I turn off the answer feature. All of the handsets work.
2270976
My wife uses her iPhone4s with the XLink. When the iPhone4s is paired to the gateway, any phone device that is connected to the gateway will get normal dial tone and can dial out. Your cordless phone's have a base station that has a modular jack that is normally plugged into the CO line. If you plug that into the gateway and dial a number, it will go out through your iPhone 4s.
2045002
I don't see any reason the two bases can't be used with the same two lines; however, I'd imagine each of the handsets can only be linked to work with only one of the two bases not both at the same time.
1552356
Yes, the base station phone would connect with a wire to magic jack, although you could have remote cordless stations anywhere in the house. If you have two phones with different numbers, I believe you would need two magic jacks. Two phones with the same number. . .no.
138702
I plugged my cordless set directly into one port and connect the other port with the original landline phone outlet of the house after unplugging the art income line to the junction box outside the house. So one number is with cordless set and the other using original landline outlets of the house
1891953
I have a unit connected to four VOIP ATA adapters. Works just like a regular land line telephone.
2076585
I use this unit with a Panasonic wireless phone system that has 6 phones, the base is plugged into a wall outlet and the Ooma Telo is pluged into another wall outlet, it works great, I also have two other corded phones plugged into wall outlets and they work as well. My home wiring is disconnected from the local phone system out side. I hope this helps.
2036818
You would have to run wiring from point A to point B. Each handset connects to the other. If you can run a dedicated wire, yes.
417785
Yes, it appears you can only use 2 handsets at a time and the third must remain in the base unit. See pg 20 in the Operating Instructions.
1649160
If a cordless phone has worked in a similar scenario in your house then you probably won't have any problems. There's a trick that a lot of people miss: you can disconnect from any landline services at the junction box outside of your house. You don't need the connection to outside phone services. If you have an old wired phone jack in your bedroom then you can connect to the physical phone wiring in your house by plugging the Linx into ANY unused phone jack in your house. That's how my Linx is set up.
988938
I just looked in the user manual, but couldn't find anything about that question. I guess you can try and use as many as you want. I have a total of 4 right now, and they work just fine. If you connect all 6 of yours, and they work, then use them. I looked for a phone number to call, again no find.You might want to try their website and direct any questions to them. vtechphones.com They might have a FAQ on the subject.