If you have 4 relatives programmed and not 911 and no one answers will it start over?
583099
The system will continue to cycle through all 4 numbers over and over again until someone answers and presses 5 or the user stops the call. The simple answer is Yes. Click for more information &gt; http://www.tntalert.com
583100
The system will continue to cycle through all 4 numbers over and over again until someone answers and presses 5 or the user stops the call. The simple answer is Yes. Click for more information > http://www.tntalert.com
774036
Good morning and thank you for your question. Our system is manufactured to only ring to our emergency call center; it is unable to be re-programmed.
546044
No it does not. It is a great product and very easy to use and set up. I have four numbers programmed in and if the button is pressed it calls the first number programed in and if no one answers then it moves on to the next number. When you answer it, it tells you it is an emergency call and you have to press 5 to except and if you don't press 5 it calls the next number. Once you press 5 and except the call you can talk them just like they are on a speaker phone.
1547991
No. Set button in back of phone to one touch fialing. She will just have to pick up the phone, wait for dialtone and push one family member button.
924654
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.
2063883
It all depends on how you set up the phone. My advice is to ignore any attempt to program the panic button to any number except 911. Once you press the button (the big one) there will be a warning tone (in case you didn't intend to dial.) Then it will dial the first number programmed and continue dialing a list of numbers until it gets an answer. That answer could be an answering machine or voice mail. If 911 is the ONLY number programmed, that is what you will get.
1561336
It still will dial 911 even with the keyboard lock feature. It also turns itself on after being shut down.
2037384
I think all of the sets announce caller Id--I disabled the feature early on and I think I had to do it at each of the four units individually.
535899
Yes all 8 talk to each other. Be sure they are on the same code and channel.
843371
Yes, the combination is easily resettable. No, it will not except a 12 digit combination.
356762
This unit only dials 911. Other, more expensive models can be programmed to dial multiple numbers.
1564045
Alas! That is the system's sole deficiency. It will dial only 911. I utilize a new system, made by V-Tech, that gives you a couple options. The new system has a pair of programmable buttons on the back side. Plus, the pendant responds to a handful of voice commands. And, you can answer the landline from the pendant.
1216200
Yes, once the alarm goes off when you hit start/stop it goes back to the last countdown time you had.
269506
Did you check in Phone Settings > Location > Location on or 911 only. Mine is on 911 only and Auto Key Lock is off and never had a problem with pocket dialing.
97752
Yes, you can set up several people to call before calling 911. Its a good idea - especially if you have animals that will need to be controlled. I have mine setup so that if the GPS signal shows that I'm at X, then call this number. If it shows me at Y, call a different number.It is also advisable to contact your local fire rescue folks and ask them what you can do so they don't knock your door down when they respond. Where I am, we have a KNOX Box that the fire department keeps the master key for. So they can open the KNOX box next to my front door and inside, there is a key to my front door. Hope I've answered your question. Yes, you can set up several people to call before calling 911. Its a good idea - especially if you have animals that will need to be controlled. I have mine setup so that if the GPS signal shows that I'm at X, then call this number. If it shows me at Y, call a different number.It is also advisable to contact your local fire rescue folks and ask them what you can do so they don't knock your door down when they respond. Where I am, we have a KNOX Box that the fire department keeps the master key for. So they can open the KNOX box next to my front door and inside, there is a key to my... » Read More Yes, you can set up several people to call before calling 911. Its a good idea - especially if you have animals that will need to be controlled. I have mine setup so that if the GPS signal shows that I'm at X, then call this number. If it shows me at Y, call a different number.It is also advisable to contact your local fire rescue folks and ask them what you can do so they don't knock your door down when they respond. Where I am, we have a KNOX Box that the fire department keeps the master key for. So they can open the KNOX box next to my front door and inside, there is a key to my front door. Hope I've answered your question. « Show Less
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Mine pocket dialed 911 so many times, i got another phone after the police showed up at my work because the stupid phone pocket dialed them again, i was sooo embarassed! Even with the keyboard locked it still dialed 911. And the reception was horrible...
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After announcing "This is an Emergency Call", the Freedom Alert program asks the call receiver (person or machine) to press the number 5 on their phone or it will call the next number on the list. Obviously, the phone answering machine cannot press the #5, so the Freedom Alert calls the next number. Your answering machine will record the "Please press number 5" message, so even later on when you get the message, you your family member or friend was in trouble.