Do you talk into the little thing that is hanging off of the megaphone? In other words, this is a two handed operation????
1889269
You can either hold the button on the handle or remove the hand held Mic (like a cb ) with the button on the side of the Mic.
1889270
It can be if you want it to be - the microphone can be held separately, but by default it's attached to the back of the megaphone and it can indeed be used one handed.
1889271
One-handed. You talk into the mic, but it can be latched onto the megaphone.
1889272
You can attach it to the back part of the megaphone, so you can use it with one hand with no problem.
542788
Yes, this is exactly how we use this. You push the talk button and can speak into the room where the other unit is placed. One challenge- if your kids have headphones on, they may not hear you. There is also a cAll button that is a ringer to help get there attention before you speak. Great device!
797863
No, you can't put it on hold, but you can mute the sound, so for the caller it would be like being on hold.
1038762
Great question, I have not used that feature on this product. I only use it for a charity 5K run we hold every year. For a megaphone, it works great, that is all I can help you with.
1757901
Sorry, but I am coming up with the same thing as you. The only thing I can figure is that you may just tap it for mute and hold down for off. I have not had a chance to try this yet so I am just guessing. Hope this is of some help.
109551
no you cant talk to one another.it sounds a alarm when button is push.it has two buttons,and one reciever
436453
Yes there is a button on the headset that hangs the call up and also answers a call.
1890075
If it plugs into your phone. It is a pretty neat lil gadget to have. Got me outa a ticket, cop thought I was holding my phone when in fact I was holding the mic.
1225244
Yes, you just simply flip the "adjustable gooseneck microphone boom" the mouth piece all the way around, infact I am using mine in my left ear. I really have enjoyed mine.
559869
The caller's voice comes out on both ear pieces. Actually as a phone headset in a normal environment, it works really well.
1752068
No, the system allows you to have a two way conversation without holding any buttons down
1652847
I am able to. It may take a little practice but it is meant to be operated with one hand.
1793361
No, you have to at least pull one end off. I didnt use it as much as i thought i would but i still like it.
1384253
There appears to be a headset jack under a little cover. The icon on the cover shows the kind of headset that an operator would use (earpiece and microphone).
795535
I think you'd mute the phone. The button on the side will "answer" and "hang up."
426243
There is an operator that transcribes the other end of the conversation upon connection. works pretty well for the most part.
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Unfortunately, I have not activated the second button. We use it because my wife's Parkinson's Disease has weakened her voice so much that she needs to have a way to reach me if I'm not by her side. This device does the trick very nicely. I cannot say if the second call device signals are interpreted by the receiver (the device I carry) in the same manner as the first. sorry. But I will say this simple little device has paid for itself ten times over in the short amount of time we've been using it. It is not just that it has prevented falls, it has provided a sense of comfort for both my wife and me, just in the knowledge that the other is never more than a simple press of the button away. Unfortunately, I have not activated the second button. We use it because my wife's Parkinson's Disease has weakened her voice so much that she needs to have a way to reach me if I'm not by her side. This device does the trick very nicely. I cannot say if the second call device signals are interpreted by the receiver (the device I carry) in the same manner as the first. sorry. But I will say this simple little device has paid for itself ten times over in the short amount of time we've been using it. It is not just that it has prevented falls, it has provided a sense of comfort for both my... » Read More Unfortunately, I have not activated the second button. We use it because my wife's Parkinson's Disease has weakened her voice so much that she needs to have a way to reach me if I'm not by her side. This device does the trick very nicely. I cannot say if the second call device signals are interpreted by the receiver (the device I carry) in the same manner as the first. sorry. But I will say this simple little device has paid for itself ten times over in the short amount of time we've been using it. It is not just that it has prevented falls, it has provided a sense of comfort for both my wife and me, just in the knowledge that the other is never more than a simple press of the button away. « Show Less