On a Panasonic system, 1 Base unit with cordless handset + 4 additional handsets. Will "Blocker" work throughout the house or only on 1 handset?
1670274
Not sure. I have another brand of cordless phones and a corded phone. Mine is connected to the corded phone and the cordless phones are on the same line in different rooms in the house, and 99% of the blocked calls never get through. There is that 1% that phone rings once. I have read comments previous comments where users with only cordless phones, received one ring and others stating only one phone rang. 99% of my blocked calls are blocked.
1670275
i have the same phone system. regretfully i have not gotten the system to work as advertized.i am to a degree "green" in these areas,but if blocker only works one handset it is almost useless in my opinion.
1670276
THANK YOU TO EVERYONE who posted an answer to my question. I greatly appreciate you all taking the time and trouble to help me out. Every post has been of help to me. Wishing you all well, Dave
1670277
David, We have the Panasonic "wireless" with the base and one phone located in the kitchen. The other two phones are each located in different rooms. The Call-Blocker is connected to the base in the kitchen. Calls are blocked throughout. The Call-Blocker does not block calls on one phone but not on another. By the way, since we installed the Call-Blocker, our phone has virtually stopped ringing (with the exception, of course, of calls we can identify). Hope my response helps! Take Care!
1670278
As long as the base unit is connected to the "TO PHONE" jack every phone will be covered. Additionally if you have any other device such as a fax machine and you use a splitter at the "TO PHONE" jack every device connected will be covered.
1670279
I have similar set-up, AT&Tphones; with 1 base and three cordless handsets. Blocker does work throughout the house. I would also say that approx 99.9 % of all calls are blocked but occasionally I get 1 call where the phone rings 1 time and stops.
1670280
Have seen more than one complaint that this item doesn't do well with cordless phones. If you plug a corded phone into CB'er and run your cordless system separately it might work. You need a phone plugged into downstream side of CB'er to program unit but CB'er disables caller ID to that phone...or probably to entire Panasonic system if you plugged it into CB'er.
1670281
I got a panasonic system KX TH1211B, Handsets KX TGA933T and it works. The blocker is connected in series with my system, meaning tel. line goes to the pro blocker first then out to the panasonic base unit. Also worth mentioning my tel. service is from the magic jack plus. no problem so far.
495973
Yes you can, the Additional Digital Cordless Handset model # is KX-TGA950, you can add up to 6 Handsets.
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.
993818
The blocker is a stand alone unit. Just plug it into a phone jack like an additional phone and it will block what you select on that phone line. The blocker is powered from the phone line. No battery power is required. If you have two phone numbers, two blockers will be required.
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.
1205949
Yes, you can. We actually have a total of 5 handheld phones on the system. You have to MAKE SURE you get handsets that are compatible with your base unit - not all models work. Each handset is given a number when you set them up and because of this, you can use the intercom to call all units, or just specific ones. My husband's home office has the #5 unit so when I want him I page only his handset. I know there is a limit as to how many additional handsets you can add, but I'm not sure what it is. If it's wasn't for the Blutooth headset issue, I'd give it a 5 star rating.
1956567
Your phone box should tell you how many satellite phones your system will handle. Mine had 3 satellite phones with capability of a total of 6. If it doesn't, you can call Panasonic and ask. They were very nice to me because I had it call to get my extra phone that I got connected to my system. Only took a few minutes and I love having the extra phone.
1311540
We use 3 lines with 6 handsets....any line from any phone works great. (We like the phone system a lot...but do have issues with the answering system so we use a different answering system.)
2164762
I used the parallel installation way to hook up my call blocker and it works. Never tried any other way. All you need is a 2 way splitter. Plug the splitter in the phone block and install you regular phone in one slot and your call blocker in the other and hook up a spare phone to the call blocker and it should work fine.
2057035
I have one 6 units (this One) and one 3 ( a different Panasonic set). One base is in the living room and the other is in the bedroom. They do not interfere with one another. Hope that helps.
239174
You can install the blocker on any of the 4 phones and it will work to block numbers on all of them. But there is a drawback if you don't install it at the entry point -- you will get one ring on the other phones before the unit hangs up. Some users report that they actually like it that way -- when they hear the single ring they know that the unit is working to block a number. I prefer silence myself, so I installed my unit at the entry point.
239173
I have 3 phones and the base station, and the call block works with all of them. Believe me, you can't go wrong with this device.
493426
Not sure sir. I only have the one base with 5 phones included. I just plugged this extra on in and it synced to the main base and works all features just fine. I can check my voice mails and all with this one added to the 5 phone answering system I have. Hope this helped you!!!
128902
Am sorry, but what I did was to purchase additionally to the 4 Line System, one of those Panasonic wireless two set systems and split from my main land line an extension to the wireless base unit. Perhaps it can be done your way but for me the manual became a bit of a pain in explaining many details. My wireless is Panasonic KX-TG4112 and works real well all around my cement block and bricks home and does not interfere at all with the 4 line System.
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.
993817
You will need 1 blocker because you have one incoming phone line. Good luck I hope it works for you.
826903
No. One phone line for the base unit is all you need. But read other questions I've answered about this phone. DON'T BUY IT.! IT'S JUNK. Go for a Panasonic instead.