Can I hook all of my existing phones to this service? What about my alarm system that is hooked into the phone system?
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Yes you can hook your existing phones into their service. You would simply hook a telephone cable into the back of their box and connect it to the nearest telephone outlet box. I strongly suggest disconnecting the incoming telephone line from the box outside - this prevents any surge through telephone line from damaging the box. Simply open the Customer Access section and undo the incoming clips. Alarm system can be also hooked in their system - Phone Power box has a second outlet - it can be hooked there also or leave your present configuration. Out Home Phone is set up this way and has worked great for 3+ years Yes you can hook your existing phones into their service. You would simply hook a telephone cable into the back of their box and connect it to the nearest telephone outlet box. I strongly suggest disconnecting the incoming telephone line from the box outside - this prevents any surge through telephone line from damaging the box. Simply open the Customer Access section and undo the incoming clips. Alarm system can be also hooked in their system - Phone Power box has a second outlet - it can be hooked there also or leave your present configuration. Out Home Phone is set up this way and has... » Read More Yes you can hook your existing phones into their service. You would simply hook a telephone cable into the back of their box and connect it to the nearest telephone outlet box. I strongly suggest disconnecting the incoming telephone line from the box outside - this prevents any surge through telephone line from damaging the box. Simply open the Customer Access section and undo the incoming clips. Alarm system can be also hooked in their system - Phone Power box has a second outlet - it can be hooked there also or leave your present configuration. Out Home Phone is set up this way and has worked great for 3+ years « Show Less
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I have connected the 2 lines from my Phone Power "box" to the existing phone wiring in my house and this has worked without any problems. I have two separate base sets connected in different rooms using the existing phone jacks powered by Phone Power.
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Yes you can hook your existing phones into their service. You would simply hook a telephone cable into the back of their box and connect it to the nearest telephone outlet box. I strongly suggest disconnecting the incoming telephone line from the box outside - this prevents any surge through telephone line from damaging the box. Simply open the Customer Access section and undo the incoming clips. Alarm system can be also hooked in their system - Phone Power box has a second outlet - it can be hooked there also or leave your present configuration. Out Home Phone is set up this way and has worked great for 3+ years
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I'm not familiar with that service. That said, if no special phones are required with the sprint service then this should work. One important thing to remember - if your sprint service uses a modem, router or ATA to pass signal you will need to add a battery backup to these devices or the alarm will not be able to call out in the event of a power outage
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Will the OBi work with existing alarm systems that use the phone line to call for help?
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Yes you can do it either way..I just keep them all changed just in case you are somewhere you can plug phone in
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it might. U may need to call the support for ur system to check the capabilities because it might not be compatable. the only way to check to be sure is buying the sim card and checking for yourself but . Call your company and ask for support and make sure its a gsm alarm system
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I don't think you can. Mine stopped working completely after a month or so but only ever had the loud alarm mode.
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Yes....You can call anybody, land-line-cell or other if it exists. Unlimited calling and it is great. Have not lost a call yet after 2 month use and would reommend this system over majic-jack......
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dear mr licciardi, where we have our "alarm system" there is very little cell service. analog was our only option and never considered the question you pose. not having much tech experience i cannot help you with this. however i did fwd your message to my adult son. i hope he gets in touch with you. oh, maybe BEST BUY could offer you their advice., bms
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Yes, this is only for the hardware. Just like your phone, it's just hardware, won't work without a plan.
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Hi, the GSM dialer can call many numbers, it depends on your alarm control panel. Thanks.
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Nope. The slim and secure cameras and handsets do not work. You'll need to buy a new unit.
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Yes. The phone signal and the equipment are digital. It is then "converted" to an analog signal that your regularphone can handle.
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I believe you do. Most of these features are included in your phone package already. Call your phone company to get the straight scoop on it. /Erik
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We use the system with any phone someone has in the house. But you need to plug the phone cord directly into the unit and not into the phone. If you want to use the telephone you must disconnect the alarm and replug into the phone. This is a very good alarm unit but some people do have problems setting it up. Once you figure it out you can call you home from any location and receive information about the temperature in the house, and power.
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aturesYou will need to subscribe to a carrier. It has many features: alarm clock, Bluetooth, memory.
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Yes, but it's mini-sim so if your current phone has the big one, you may have to ask your provider for a new sim. That's what I had to do.
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The phone system is digital all the outputs from the phone systems are digital I don't thing it will work but My advice is to call tech support they may have and adapter