One review mentions a "call" button. Does this button call all the walkie talkies or will it call a specific walkie? Want to use multiple sets at once
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The only way to signal specific radios would be to assign each one its own channel. Then the home base unit would have to manually switch between channels to call the one they wanted. The call button will signal any unit that is on the channel used.
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i only have the 2 talkies, the call button works well, I would assume it will call all radios. if you are on another channel or even listening to the weather, the call sound alerts you, then you can go back to the original channel to respond. good luck, if you wanna call a specific person you would have to just assign people unit numbers,?????
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Yes, if you set them all to the same channel, you can call them all at once. That is how we have it set up as it's easier to manage with our small children instead of remembering to always change back the channel. I find this easier on everyone, and it works if you aren't sure where someone is--all stations are called at once.
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Yes, that's what I did in my house. I bought two of these, so I had two push buttons and two ringer units. I set one button to ring as "Door # 1" on each ringer unit, and set the second button to ring as "Door # 2". I did that so that if someone comes to either of my exterior doors, I get notified both upstairs and downstairs. You could actually have MORE units than two, as well. Hope that answers your question.
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No, I don't think so; I didn't see a menu option for that. The system appears to be designed around the concept of a different ring tone for the various callers. I really like that because I always know if a family member is calling.
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It doesn't matter how many sets you have. You could have 10 sets. What matters is that you are all set on the same frequency or channel. There are tons of different number channels to choose from. For example if 4 of you are on channel 7-0 then when one person calls everyone will hear it. if you want one person in particular then just call their name. When you hit the call button it will alert everyone though so if you want someone in particular just call their name to respond. Everyone else will hear your conversation though. There is also sub channels. Like you could be on 7-0 with three other people and 4 more people could be on 7-5 and not interfere with you guys. Hope this helps! Good luck! It doesn't matter how many sets you have. You could have 10 sets. What matters is that you are all set on the same frequency or channel. There are tons of different number channels to choose from. For example if 4 of you are on channel 7-0 then when one person calls everyone will hear it. if you want one person in particular then just call their name. When you hit the call button it will alert everyone though so if you want someone in particular just call their name to respond. Everyone else will hear your conversation though. There is also sub channels. Like you could be on 7-0 with three... » Read More It doesn't matter how many sets you have. You could have 10 sets. What matters is that you are all set on the same frequency or channel. There are tons of different number channels to choose from. For example if 4 of you are on channel 7-0 then when one person calls everyone will hear it. if you want one person in particular then just call their name. When you hit the call button it will alert everyone though so if you want someone in particular just call their name to respond. Everyone else will hear your conversation though. There is also sub channels. Like you could be on 7-0 with three other people and 4 more people could be on 7-5 and not interfere with you guys. Hope this helps! Good luck! « Show Less
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There is an SG button on each of the walkie talkies. Push the button on both, holding it down each time you want to link the walkie talkies together. Hold the SG buttons down until you don't hear a beeping noise or the red light is solid and no longer blinking. There is an A and a B switch, you have to have them both on A or on B. When you see the red button solid it means you have linked your new walkie talkies. By the way you can link more than two of these walkie talkies together. I hope this helps you in linking your new walkie talkies. Have FUN!
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Yes, you can assign buttons for each door on each remote you receive. I got 4 remotes and 2 keypads with purchase of two openers. First I erased all memory factory settings on each opener, then linked all 4 remotes (button 1) on opener 1, then repeated same for door 2 for button 2 on each remote. Each keypad operates one door only, so you have to have 2 keypads outside.
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One unit will regulate the calls for the whole house. Please see my answer, "How to display caller ID on your phones with this device, December 30, 2013" for details on how to hook it up.
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Yes. You have several choices for the different lines. I have four phone lines and mine are set so each has its own individual ring tone.
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You don't "link up" walkie talkies per se. If all four are dialled into the same channel, then one transits a message and the other three receive it. And then someone else transmits a message and the other three receive it. They are all "simplex" devices, in that one one can transmit at a time. Homes telephones are duplex, in that one transmits ans receives simultaneously (e.g. while you talk, you can hear the other person clearing their throat). So can buy 4 of these cobra units and go on vacation, and use it no problem. But only one person at a time can talk.
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Yes, this unit will allow more than 1 handset to be used on the same call. Full details surrounding this unit's Call Share and Conference calls can be found in the below link. http://service.us.panasonic.com/opermanpdf/KXTGE260-MUL.pdf#page=24
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The "1" and "2" buttons can be used to dial the first two numbers programmed on the base unit. You can also use a voice command to call each of the 4 numbers programmed on the base unit. All 4 of the numbers programmed on the base unit can be called by simply pressing its corresponding button on the base unit.
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Yes, the call button rings all the other units on the selected channel. So if all are set to channel 1 and you hit Call, all units will ring.
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Yes, You do. You only have to enter on one handset and it goes to all of them. My old one you had to enter to each set.
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I Have 4 sets of speakers and I don't have issues. @ speakers are set for 'A' another set is set more "B" and there is an additional "C" and "D" that can be turned on same time to play all sets at once. As I use them The A and B represent different rooms.
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Supposedly multiple calls can be handled. However, I have not had success in doing so. I have an iPhone that is finicky at best. Every time I try to hang up one call to return to another it hangs up both. Headset or phone? I don,t know.
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If you purchased two of the "receiver plus two button" kits you could program all the buttons to activate both receivers. There are jumpers or switches in both the receivers and buttons that let you set one of 16 codes. Any receivers within range set to the same code as a button will sound.