WE currently have a radio connected to our phones system for music on hold. Will this work in its place?
778345
Does the radio have RCA Jacks or a Mic Jack? If your phone system has a RCA Jack, connect it to the RCA Out on your Grace Digital Music Player. Adjust music on hold volume accordingly by testing with a phone all and being placed on-hold. Good Luck.
778346
Yes it will however you need to change the flash drive fairly soon after the system is installed.
778347
Yes. It will work. We currently have it connected to our shoretel phone system.
1358838
Yes this will work. I ve use it, the only thing that doesnt work is the radio.
1354756
The fm will work. Ear phones plug into this unit and it runs off your phone battery. I never tried to use it to access anything on my phone.
2283160
No, however due to the Bluetooth capability you could use a radio application on a smartphone after you link the two devices.
959062
No, you won't. When your phone rings, the bluetooth phone connection takes over. Once you are done, music is back on.
1447737
It will not affect that functionality if you are connected to that system. However, after installing this, you will have two Bluetooth systems in the car. You will have to go into your phone's Bluetooth menu and tell it which connection to use each time you want to switch. Your phone will use the device that is currently connected so, if you're using this device to stream music and a call comes in, it will want to answer through this device too. It's not that it's 'taking over' your handsfreelink. It's that you've specifically told your phone to connect to this device and not the other. You might want to consider purchasing a Bluetooth music interface and not one that does hands-free calling also. Those usually connect via a different profile, so your phone can distinguish between music and phone calls and you don't have to switch manually. Of course, you might not be able to find one that is specific to Acura vehicles. You might have to settle for one that plugs in your antenna jack.
2280832
It will sync bluetooth . So you would be able to make calls , but music not so much
812271
I've tried to get it to work that way but have had no luck. I've found that it will only have contact to only one device at a time. I found its easier to get a weather proof Bluetooth speaker i bought at my T-Moble store and connect that to my wife's phone for our favorite stored music. That way we can still connect our intercom and talk to each other. The only draw back is if my wife get a call it comes over the speaker.
2034962
Yes it can. Mine is in the dashboard, behind the radio unit. Only thing visible is the microphone, everything else is hidden. Have it for about 3months now and still works perfect for streaming music from my phones (android and Iphone) or get calls.
97396
No. You need a business grade telephone "key" or "PBX" system to provide music on hold features. This is a simple stand alone 2 line phone.
1261917
If the device that's playing the station can connect via bluetooth to this, I would think so.
1086007
Yes it has music on hold, but you will want to change it. We purchased a cordless handset and ear piece with ours. Biggest drawback to this phone is that the base station phone does not have speed dial buttons.
1086004
No music on hold that is worth using. Best to use your own music source via a mini jack. I used an iPod. Cordless units including headsets are available that are compatible to the system.
1819519
This is a Bluetooth device so if your sound system has Bluetooth, it should sync without issue. Our units connected/paired with both our phones and the satellite radio on my motorcycle
2119947
It will really depend upon where you mount it, but there will probably be reaching involved (like turning the channel on the radio). I have mine mounted in the middle of my dash but I also don't like to mess with it while I drive because my phone hooks up to my stereo and I just use the remote to change songs.
1943153
If the radio has an AUX port it will plug right in ti it.. There is also a cassette tape deck adapter. It can also be connected using an FM adapter. That would be my last choice. It conflicts with local FM stations.
862606
It will not do Anything different than the radio already does. It will NOT allow to you to control your phone on the radio as promised