If listening to music with the line-in, will it tone down the volume when you make/receive a call?
648481
First, this device will only work when you receive a call. It will not work when you place calls -- it is a design flaw of the device. If you are listening to the line in, and a phone call comes in, it will switch over to the phone.
648482
First, this device will only work when you receive a call. It will not work when you place calls -- it is a design flaw of the device.If you are listening to the line in, and a phone call comes in, it will switch over to the phone.
1492213
Yes it is. Go to MENU, INITIAL SETTINGS, RINGER, from here you can set the volume on either line
2023942
Yes, you need to do it for each one. Using Menu - select ringers-home volume-then turn down the volume until it is "off"
1213518
No, you will not hear anything different on the Edge. Just make sure your phone is on mute. I have several conference calls a week and frequently put the phone on mute with my ear piece in, so I can have other conversations.
1313782
yes, the function you want is called "Call Screening." If Call Screening is set to ON you can hear the incoming message. If it is set to off you should not. Call Screening (p 24 of the User Guide) From the Answering Sys Menu: 1. Press the VOL (- or +) button to scroll to the Call Screening . 2. Press SELECT Soft key. Use the VOL (- or +) button to select On or Off . 3. Press the SELECT Soft key to save your selection and the screen displays Saved
2004940
No, from my experience it will turn down all sounds that are above your volume setting.I am still deciding if the item works that well.
2171609
Nope. Whatever device u r using controls the volume. Highly recommend this speaker.
551130
Yes. On the base unit, there is a volume (plus/minus) button to raise or lower the volume. Also each handset has a volume (plus/minus) button on the right side which can be used (during a call) to adjust the volume.
467349
Yes, just turn the volume down to the lowest setting. It's not technically off, but it may as well be.
2089934
Yes this is true, but you may want to be in a place with little noise, the sound for a call and the sound for music are a bit different and if you want to hear the caller (more importantly) if you want them to hear you be in a quiet place when making the call.
1971263
No. There is only one button, which controls play/pause during music playback and answers an incoming call.
1587065
Not that I have experienced. You hear the ring tone in your ear when a call comes in.
186745
Yes, it does. It will lower your music automatically, and your Skype ring will come through. When you are done, your music volume will increase again...enjoy! :)
1353006
No, it did not effect how people on the other end of the line heard our voice (from my experience). It wasn't louder than usual when I tested it and nobody complained about us being louder than usual.
1105465
I haven't used it to actually talk thru. But it does ring thru when my music is playing. Sorry I don't have a better answer.
242755
Yes, both the phone and the main base unit have volume buttons that will allow you to turn the volume down to mute.
537028
Speaking from personal experience, the answer is no. I've played music as loud as the volume will go, and it did not block out loud talkers.