Can you connected to a land line?
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As far as I can tell, this system has no provision to connect to a land line, however, the manufacturer makes land-line systems. Just look for a non-GSM (cell phone) system.
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Yes you can, at the back of the main control unit, are connector ports for your AC adapter, phone line in, phone line out to telephone, and a seperate connector block for wire sensors and wire siren. Your option for a cellular SIMs card installation is up front to right of the key pad you just have to remove the access panel.
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It cannot be connected to a landline telephone. You must use the SIM card as far as we were able to figure out from customer service.
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If you mean electrical land , the electrical install of my building have land line, so I only plug in the adaptor.I hope this help to you
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it has a port on side where you connect phone line like on a traditional phone.so you probably have to have a landline
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You need a phone line, but it does not have to be a "land line". I am using AT&T;'s wireless home system and it works fine. Should also work with VOIP
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It requires a land line to dial. If you want to dial using a cell phone, check Cobra PhoneLynx and similar devices here on Amazon.
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Lee - With your cell phone paired and connected to the TL96271 base, you can choose to make an outbound call by pressing the Cellular or Home (landline) button. You do not have to even connect to a landline at all if you so choose. However there is no default option to one 'line' or the other.
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You can. But the Bluetooth connection is not always great, while the phone will ring everywhere you have a handset if you answer you may not have a good connection.
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You need an Internet connection as it can be connected directly to a USB port on a laptop or desktop computer. Irregardless of your land-line phone service provider you will not lose your service unless you cancel it yourself.
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Yes, this is how your system is connected to the telephone system. Because of this, when you are using your landline to make a phone call, the machine will remind you that the machine cannot work while the line is busy.
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It is a VOIP phone, so you wouldn't be able to connect a regular phone line or "pots" line. You would need to have it connected to the Internet. I have personally replaced my landline with my VoIP phone line that I get through RingCentral, which is an AT&T; service.
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Yes. The main phone (67158) is designed to connect to a land line. The remote (67148) is designed to connect wirelessly to the main phone to get service. You can also buy wireless handsets to connect with the main phone.
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I only use land line. But the product instructions manual said that you can setup with mobile phone. I have never tried to use the mobile phone feature.
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Yes, you can use this with two different cell phones and no landline. However, the cell phones connect to the base unit via Bluetooth and so you must keep the cell phones within Bluetooth range of the base unit (10-20 ft).
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It works via bluetooth so unless your landline has bluetooth it will not work.
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Hello, The S02 system requires a landline connection to make phone calls, our GSM system can use a landline connection or it can use a SIM card as well. If you have any more questions please let us know. Thank you,
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ACTUALLY, NO! You could use VoIP instead of a landline. Get an OBI box, compatible with Google Voice (create an account and get a phone number in your area code) and connect to your phone and then to your router. Turns a landline phone into a VoIP phone and uses your ethernet router to place calls. No landline required.
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I don't believe so. If your land line answering machine is enabled with Bluetooth (which I don't think it would be) it may be possible, but it's highly unlikely. This is mainly for cell phone use which is Bluetooth enabled.
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Our standard system does require a land-line (we have other options that doe not), and yes all call are answered in the United States. for more information please contact me Deborah Harrison direct at 800-994-2095 xtn 6751...