is it 2 phone line outputs or an in and an out I see?
590923
It is an in and out for use with a single line and pass thru surge protection.
451313
There are 2 ports on the adapter. Each port supports 1 line. For example you could connect the phone line to a base station for a set of wireless phones, or to an existing outlet in the house (note: if you connect to a outlet in the house, make sure you disconnect the phone line coming in from the street. I hear this can zap out the adapter). I have been using this for several years and am very happy with it's performance.
2048850
Is this a 2 way com ? or do i need another unit or a differant type unit to comunicate 2 directions?
1779431
This is just a phone line splitter where you can use two phone type devices on one phone line. A standard phone is a 2-way phone that will work but there are a multitude of 2-way phones that may or may not use phone lines.
1656460
It has one land/VoIP line and can be connected to 2 cell phones via Bluetooth. Total: 3 lines. The 3 lines can be used all at once!
880703
Yes, that is no problem, It's like having two separate phones. There is an indicator that tells you when either line 1 or 2 is in use.
211451
Yes, you can expect two outputs at the same time, as indicated by the output voltage. The voltage selector at the back of the appliance is for the correct voltage feeding, which MUST be set according to the mains input. Once the input has been set correctly, the output sockets at the front should feed out the correct voltage as labelled. Hope this helps.
508156
Take a look at Figure 4.1 (chapter 4. Working with the UCA202) in the manual. The phones output is for live monitoring while an output is sent to the L/R line-out jacks. They are designed to be used at the same time.
232706
Yes, there is a jack for a single line and a jack for 2 lines. It really only depends on the phone line you use. A phone cord with 4 prongs are for two lines and 2 prongs are for 1 line
1306769
I know it says "input" on 2 and "output" on 1 connector. But, you can really use it either way. 1 input to 2 outputs or 2 inputs to 1 output. It's possible that there is some signal degradation, but I've used it successfully to switch between two outputs. Most of the time you wouldn't need to do that, as a splitter provides 2 outputs for 1 input. In the past, I had to use this switch instead of the splitter, because I wanted to have a bit of isolation. It worked fine.
851420
Yes. In, out, and one in and one out. Theres also a hi and low setting for each
99906
Hi Jim,The line 2 out is usually used to jump to another amp. say you have to rooms of audio and you only have one source you would feed one amp and the next one would feed from the first amp.
68555
It uses a standard phone jack, but you need to be setup for two phone lines from your provider to use the two-line feature.
338319
It has two connections, one out and one in. You only need to use one and it's a speakon connection.
1912907
I have a 2 line phone with only one line plugged in to the phone. I put the switchin the line before it goes into the phone. the switch works exactly as it should.
1815892
I have never had two calls coming in at once if that is what you mean. But it works perfectly.
1807943
TAPI here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephony_Application_Programming_Interface Caller ID is thru the phone and if you connect a phone to the phone port line out (not line in) then it is just a pass thru. Once in the old days we wanted to test a modem in a computer and didn't have enough phone cable. So we used 2 modems (line in to line out) to connect 3 phone lines for the distance. Summary? TAPI &gt; I don't know. Caller ID on a phone connected to line out, yes because it is just a pass thru module. Tom