How does these communicate with each other? Is there like a base unit they all use to communicate?
615905
I am sure that you could get a base unit that would communicate with these, but this item is a hand held unit.
615906
You can set the radios frequency to other radios. It's really easy I bought 3 radios and reset them all. Haven't had any trouble with them yet.
294606
They work through VOIP. You would connect them to a switch/router that has an internet connection and the program them for your VOIP service provider. I recommend hiring a consultant if any of that sounds foreign.
699041
Not positive but they don't have different channels so it might be difficult to do, they connect via IR signal.
363545
Inside of each device (the remote and the receiver) there are four pins where the batteries are. These four pins can be on and off individually specifying which frequency channel to use. Make sure the pins are exactly the same inside of the remote and inside of the receiver! Thus they get the same frequency channel and can talk to one another. This way you can have your individual frequency channel when there are more photographers around, giving each photographer his own channel so the devices won't interfere with each other. Please tell if it works.
528955
There is a SPEAKER function on the base unit and all of the handsets. The answering device can also be controlled from all the handsets including the base unit.
779096
No, one of them is used as the base the main intercom. Directions explain how to program them
243850
You need 2 of them one to send and one to receive. They behave like piece of wire. They can also behave like an Access point at both ends allowing devices to connect to each unit.
1184535
They will all respond to one remote. But with the memory function you could set each one individually having them powered up one at a time. Then turn them all on and they will resume their last setting which could all be different colors. As soon as you use the remote they will all sync to each the same remote command.
235967
Each receiver and transmitter has about 5 or 6 different frequencies it can communicate across (using the word channels is confusing since that is the data its transmitting). For example, you can set the transmitter to red (it uses colors to distinguish between frequencies) and only the red receiver will recieve the data it send, and if you set a reciever to green, it will not receive that data unless it is coming from a green transmitter. I hope that makes sense, i wasnt entirely certain of your question.
2239855
I have no experience with the other unit so I am unable to help with your question.
1593098
Hi, they all communicate with each other, all four persons can hear what is said to the others. and they are sort of really high tech. A seven year old will love this well made gift. I gave it to my 36 year old son for riding with his boys in State Parks. These are nice!
1585797
Intercom communication base on radio frequency, same channel/frequency may communicate to each other. Different channel/frequency cannot communicate.Therefore, if all of the other intercom setting at the same channel/frequency, they may communicate to each other.
1885601
Yes, each unit has a base that charges. Unit "talks" to the main base unit to make and receive calls.
221398
I agree with the previous answer. These bases are synchronized by model # to work together.
2070946
Yes. They work on standard FRS frequencies, so as long as the same channel is selected on all the radios, they can talk to each other.
2123303
We love these and use them on our boat to communicate with each other while docking, etc. One of the units has to be the master. You may be missing that unit.
706408
On the back of the box it says, "Stealth Com Walkie Talkies support up to 2 teams of 4 at the same time." I interpret this to mean that both channels (A and B) can have 4 people communicating with each other. So on each set, there is a switch for channel A or B. If 4 people switch theirs to A and are within range of each other, then those 4 people should be able to communicate. And the same with channel B. Evidently the channels can't support more than 4 at the same time. This is my interpretation of the information on the back of the box.