Will using a cordless phone with this device create connection problems to the cell tower?
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It has not for me. In my experience though, cordless phones can interfere with wifi, it all depends on what frequency your cordless uses. But I have not had an issue with my Motorola cordless phones.
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If the cell phone signal is weak it works slower and maps load slower. I have not had any big problems with performance due to weak cell phone signal.
471057
As long as the outside antena is facing the closest cell phone tower. the roof should not be a factor?
1510119
I do not have a definite answer. We live in the country and have DSL over the phone line and have experienced no interference with the DSL signal and the phone but our base unit is some distance from the modem and router. However, we use one of the handsets quite near our router with no trouble. If it is relatively easy to put the base unit on your desk, I suggest you try it to see if this eliminates your trouble.
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If I understood right your question, then the cordless has no connection, it sits in a base, and that base has only 1 connection - the ac adaptor.
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Hi Gem, I have had the Honeywell L5100 in service at my house for about a year now with no problems of any kind. I have both cordless and mobile phones as well as internet and all work fine. Thanks, Donnie
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I didn't have both - no cordless hand set, but I can't imagine that the range would be affected very much by having two "receiver" devices in close range of each other. Some of the phones have repeaters available if range is going to be a problem for you - - - they would definitely extend the range .
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The handset is cordless, the base is requires power and a telephone connection
623045
Donna, this is a cordless phone, unless you mean to the phone jack. The connection to a phone jack is more than adequate.
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Hi JD.I think this user was also asking if you could use a standard corded phone plugged into the base unit? and if they were not, i am lol! do you know if this is possible?
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No and I have about a 100' range. It works like a cordless phone to the base
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if you are referring to the number of connections on the cordless phone and NOT the base unit , you only need to plug in the ac adapter for charging the phone //////the base unit is the only thing that needs the phone line(s) and charger plugged in :O)
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Nothing I can think of. I usually tether my phone with this card or vice versa without any problems. I am able to connect other devices to do other things besides internet connection without any problems.
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If a cordless phone has worked in a similar scenario in your house then you probably won't have any problems. There's a trick that a lot of people miss: you can disconnect from any landline services at the junction box outside of your house. You don't need the connection to outside phone services. If you have an old wired phone jack in your bedroom then you can connect to the physical phone wiring in your house by plugging the Linx into ANY unused phone jack in your house. That's how my Linx is set up.
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Hi Dale, This version of the device is not for use with cordless or wireless phones. For cordless phones and cell phones, you will need the version listed below:JK Audio Cell Tap for Cellphone/Wireless w/2.5 mm Jack:http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=JK+Audio+CellTapHope this helps :)
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If the base station phone is working, then I'd suggest unplugging the base station and putting it in another phone jack in the house. The only time I've gotten that display was when my FIOS line was accidentally cut. It just sounds like the base station isn't communicating with the handsets. I have two different cordless base stations in my house, and haven't had a problem, but that doesn't mean it couldn't happen.
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Yes. This requires an Internet connection (preferably reasonably high speed and reliable). The device creates an effective "cell tower" in your home, so your cell phone thinks it has good coverage. But, in order for it to complete a call, or present your device with a data connection, it needs to route all of the traffic over the Internet, hence it needs something like a "cable connection", DSL, or FiOS, etc.