Would this be OK to hook up to my landline office phone for quality control purposes?
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The DAR-101 will work fine. It has the ability to insert the FCC required tone to indicate that the call is being recorded. To avoid legal problems check the law that applies to recording calls in your state here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_recording_laws#United_States or here: http://www.dmlp.org/legal-guide/recording-phone-calls-and-conversations
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Yes, but you may have to explain that this call may be recorded for quality purposes (or similar). There is also a beep that can be turned on or off. I think by law that the beep must be turned on, unless at least one of the parties of the conversation "knows" it's being recorded. This may have changed as I am not a lawyer. I hope this helps! Also: Thank you Mr. Bill, Your post was very informative to me as well.
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Hi Robin,When you say land line service are you referring to telephone service? This modem does not have phone capabilities. The copper coxial wire that comes into your home will screw right into the back of the modem. Coxial cabling looks like your TV antenna wiring.
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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
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I connected this peripheral to my primary residential land line. (Not cordless phone) This device is built to detect and capture your incoming calls with ease. The instructions enclosed with the product are kind of vague but a simple trial and error trouble shooting should nip everything in the bud. It works for me and the calls are recorded by this device.
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It will work either way. I use it plugged into the handset port without any problems.
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Hi, I don't think it will work on a standard land line phone jack because the plug is round.
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Yes, unless you have home phone service through a cable provider like Time Warner. It works differently than the phone company's wiring set up.
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I don't think that should be a problem. I've attached multiple devices (e.g., PC, fax, phone, etc.) to one phone line. The only catch might be that if there is a power loss or low temperature then both might be effected and will try and call out at the same time.
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No - This works with a landline phone using a standard telephone connection.
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Yes, just as log as its plugged into the outlet from the phone company it should work. Either a separate jack (in another room even) or plug this into wall and the phone base into this device.
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I do not see any problem. Just check if your cell has 3.5 mm audio jack output. If yes, you are all set.
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Let me know if you need to connect a landline phone to work. Or if you can use a GSM Chip. Is that we only want to make noise, but if given other functions better.
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Yes. A land line is not necessary for this product to work, but the sub-stations must be properly wired for complete use.
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Yes! it's meant to be used outside your pbx system on a regular landline!! Still in use after more than a year,:)Lawson ( in the previous post) points out the simplicity of installation and basic tips for operation. Thanks Lawson!
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In most cases, yes. You may want to visit a local store to examine the out-put jack and test your cell.
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I do not believe it is capable of that; but if you split the phone line with a two-way splitter BEFORE this and run one split to this dongle and the other split to your FAX then it should work fine.Ge 26191 Duplex Wall Jack Adapter (White, 4-Conductor)
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I would think so. The task will not be simple, wires will have to be cut and insulation stripped from the intercom cables. In turn they will have to be connected to the telephone outlet wires taking into consideration common polarity between intercoms and identical wire color choices at each outlet. It might also be wise to disconnect the cable from your phone company to your system so as to be certain of independance. Good Luck!