I have Verizon wireless home phone connect. Will this unit work if I connect it to my system?
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It is necessary for this device to "sit" between the incoming "phone line" and your actual telephones. I use AT&T; U-Verse. There are two RJ sockets on the AT&T; box marked "Phone 1" and "Phone 2." In my house, "Phone 2" is not connected. I just put the Call Blocker between the AT&T; box and the wire that feeds all the phones in the house. This should work for any WIRED phones. In my case, one of those wired phones is a wireLESS base station, so my handhelds are all blocked.If Verizon has a system that receives calls from the cell system and parses them out to individual phones, it won't work, but as long as there's a single wire that carries the telephone signal in your system, this will block anything AFTER it. It is necessary for this device to "sit" between the incoming "phone line" and your actual telephones. I use AT&T; U-Verse. There are two RJ sockets on the AT&T; box marked "Phone 1" and "Phone 2." In my house, "Phone 2" is not connected. I just put the Call Blocker between the AT&T; box and the wire that feeds all the phones in the house. This should work for any WIRED phones. In my case, one of those wired phones is a wireLESS base station, so my handhelds are all blocked.If Verizon has a system that receives calls from the cell... » Read More It is necessary for this device to "sit" between the incoming "phone line" and your actual telephones. I use AT&T; U-Verse. There are two RJ sockets on the AT&T; box marked "Phone 1" and "Phone 2." In my house, "Phone 2" is not connected. I just put the Call Blocker between the AT&T; box and the wire that feeds all the phones in the house. This should work for any WIRED phones. In my case, one of those wired phones is a wireLESS base station, so my handhelds are all blocked.If Verizon has a system that receives calls from the cell system and parses them out to individual phones, it won't work, but as long as there's a single wire that carries the telephone signal in your system, this will block anything AFTER it. « Show Less
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I also use wireless for my home. The wireless broadcaster plugs into an old fashioned phone jack and communicates with 4 handsets. What I did was connect the phone blocker to a separate old fashioned phone jack (we have lots of them in the house), and it works despite the separately connected wireless broadcaster. When a blocked call comes in, the wireless broadcaster rings once before the blocker cuts off the blocked call. Can't tell you specifically about Verizon, but that's how it works at my my home. Hope this helps. Don
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As long as the equipment is compatible with Verizon Wireless network. If not, it will not work.
787297
I'm sure it should, as long as it has bluetooth...you just need to pair it to work.
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Yes, you can use this device with the Verizon Home Phone Connect Product. The products below will work with the home phone connect. FA-I-CCA Intermediate FreezeAlarm FA-D2 Deluxe FreezeAlarm FA-700 FreezeAlarm Dialer HS-700 HomeSitter WA-700 WaterAlarm TA-900 TempAlarm
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As long as the handset is wired and not wireless, this will work. It needs to be inserted in the wire from the base unit to the handset (if there is one).
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I do not think that it would on a wireless home system as you have to connect it to a phone wall telephone connection to one end of the device. Then connect another phone line from the device to the telephone it self. I really do not see how it could be connected to a wireless home phone system.
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This unit is supposed to connect with any bluetooth capable phone. I would think that the carrier should not make a difference. My only experience is connecting it to our Verizon, Samsung Gusto, which is a non-smart phone.
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Yes and no. Make sure it is not your remote or the wireless rear unit. My Card got slightly bent after trouble shooting the system I replaced the card and it worked
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no it should not, connect it up per instruction and it will work, if just call they help line they were vevy helpful when it needed help
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It connects to the phone line, which then connects to the wireless base unit. It doesn't matter if it is a wired phone or wireless as long as it can be connected to the phone line.
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It most likely will work, so long you are in WiFi range. This unit will not work with out an Internet connection.
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It is my understanding that will only work with the system base, meaning that will not work directly with WiFi. (NOTE:If someone finds the way to have this working directly on WiFi, I will be very happy learning how, since mine only worked with the base and as per the book for about a day and no more, so I am stuck with a system that doesn't work regardless)
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No, it will work with just a Bluetooth cell phone or a home phone line either together or seperatly.
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It works via bluetooth....so if your phone has bluetooth capability, you should be fine.
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I think it might but you'll probably need to root your device for it to work. Not owning either component I simply don't know.
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Probably. It connected easy. I am disappointed with the repeatability of the unit though. I would opt for something better.
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I think it should work since it has the "Link to Cell" option. I'm using the unit for both purposes, landline & cell. The bluetooth connection is easy to setup. They recommend your cell be within 10ft of base in order to work properly. Unit also verifies the bluetooth connection.