Replace Landline With Cell phone Bluetooth to Cordlesphones

[@MiKe-xv9oc]

Worked like a charm. Thanks for going over codes turning off landline.

[@AnandKumar-xq9rh]

Very nice! This helped me to step by step to setup my phone saving me money.

[@jazzioldchick5696]

Thank you for this video! My Mom is hard of hearing. This might help her!

[@ricky8973]

Hello!....Are you sure the answering machine will pick up on incoming cell calls? The owners manual states that the answering machine function is disabled on cell calls. Do you have the cell only feature turned on? Thanks for the video!

[@bluemoonlight22]

So I do not need to have home line phone plan to use this machine , right ? Only use my cellphone is fine :) Love it . Thank you for your video

[@abelbriones4370]

Thank you! Great setup for my mom.

[@chriscollingwood9389]

Thank you for the review - how is the sound quality? Does it sound muffled? - thanks!

[@aichangesit]

Sounds great. Honestly, if i didn't know I would assume it was a landline.

[@chriscollingwood9389]

@@aichangesit awesome - thank you for the quick reply!

[@xxgg]

I am wondering, how long have you been using a setup like this? and How reliable has your bluetooth connection been? As this is exactly how I am planning to port out my parents landline to cheap cellphone plan as they want to keep the number. Does bluetooth reconnect fast without issues after a power outage and such? One of the PRO are smartphone can have unlimited amount of call block list, where as Panasonic or other brands can only hold limited amount. Plus there are landline handset units have those spam call block features where you would need to press a random or set # to get through.

[@xxgg]

@@koreyb Yes, I was thinking of same thing as Google Phone have good blocking features compare to standalone phones with block feature. Than again I have noticed some home phones feature call block or call filter where caller must press a # between 0 to 9 for call to go through unlesss whitelisted. My issue with that is not sure how that would work for automated phones calls my parents get once every few months from hospital, either to remind appointment or asking to call back to book one. Seems certain hospital or department use automated calls, some real person calls. I also ported my parent landline to a wireless home phone service by a carrier which is basically a base box with simcard I inserted. so basically a cellular in a box. This is great because they can take the box anywhere in the country if they want and use the phone. Hopefully the simcard will work without issues on a smartphone.

[@n1kkri]

@@koreyb If you have WiFi calling on the cellphone would it pass the call through to the cordless phone via bluetooth?I live in an area where my cell phone coverage has only a couple bars and use WiFi calling when I am home and works well. Does the Cordless phone plug into the home wiring to allow all the phones in your house to work too?

[@jesusandjennifer419]

If you have the free landline thru the cell phone blue tooth what’s the point of the landline? The only thing I can think is the husband takes the cell phone to work and the wife gets the Bluetooth land line at home. But does the cell phone need to be nearby to make the landline work?

[@carls241]

Does the answering machine work for incoming cell calls - I could not get mine to work

[@goodeatinz]

Did this work for long term?

[@aichangesit]

I've been using it for over 2 years. Occasionally i have had to reboot the cell phone to allow updates, otherwise it's working wonderful

[@annbarnidge2120]

Hi, I just bought one of these systems (another brand), and I know you don't have to have a landline to use it, but do you still have to plug the main phone into a phone jack, or just a power outlet?

[@aichangesit]

I can only speak to the system that I have, but on that it does need power. I don't have anything plugged into the phone jack, but I did have to find a setting in the menus for the phone that turned off the "no phone line" message mine was showing.

[@AutobotsTransform]

I’m curious if you can just use the Google Voice app to send and receive call without getting a cell service. For example temporary disable to cell service on your cell phone then just use the Google Voice app to send and receive your phone calls.

[@aichangesit]

I'm not certain of Google's policies on that. I do believe that in order to join a cellular device to a Google voice number it does have to have an active cellular service.

[@AutobotsTransform]

@@aichangesityes, you are correct. I have one cell phone number and has a Google Voice on that cell phone. What I wanted to do is install Google Voice on a different phone, an old IPhone with no cell phone service but connect to WiFi then have that old cell phone linked with the Panasonic Link2cell phone. This way when the Google Voice number rings on that old iPhone, it will ring the Panasonic land line or if I make a call out I can utilize the Google voice app. This probably won’t work this way but was wondering since you have the proper setups. Thanks for the video & reply.

[@marleneklein1216]

We have a Panasonic KXTGF780. I HAVE A I phone and want to connect without a landline. Please help. Need to pair etc… thank you in advance..

[@user-fn5gr1re4w]

Charge the phone. Go into menu look for settings and look for Bluetooth and look for cell1 and turn your Bluetooth on your phone on and looknfor the panasonic on your phone

[@marklatlip3057]

Can you use this in conjunction with Google voice? That way you wouldn't have to pay for cell service.

[@aichangesit]

I had hoped to do EXACTLY that, but i could not get it going. The Google voice ring function is different than the Bluetooth phone ring function so it does not seem to work

[@marklatlip3057]

@@aichangesit thanks. I have some of these phones storage and setup Google voice last week. This coming week I'll try to dig them out and set it up see if I can and poster results. Thank you

[@Chris-yc8xq]

With the Bluetooth cloud I take a phone and a house phone on the go?

[@aichangesit]

Depends on what you have in mind. The charging base unit is what has the Bluetooth receiver so you would have to take that as well as the cordless phone. I've seen people use these in RV's and trailers though

[@Chris-yc8xq]

@@aichangesit ok thank you

[@OnlyCocoMousse]

How do I unlink this I never turned it on. All the sudden a few days ago my landline started to ring once then it forwarded to my cell phone

[@aichangesit]

Good news! I had this exact same issue. On the cordless handset good to Menu - Settings -Call block. Under that I found that ones of my numbers had been added to the "block a single number" list. I deleted the number from that list and that solved the problem. There are also block range if numbers and block unknown numbers options in that menu which might be causing the issue. Hope this helps!

[@quadimus]

Your editing is horrible but I did get valuable information and for that I thank you!

[@aichangesit]

🤣 glad it helped. Working on my editing

[@michaelmagliotti6233]

Only problem with that setup is the voicemail doesn't kick in for the machine and it ends up going to cellular voicemail.

[@aichangesit]

Yes. I think that was intentional by the designers. Let's say dinner autodialer calls and records a 20 hour voicemail that eats up all the cellular minutes without the owner knowing...

[@michaelmagliotti6233]

@@aichangesit yeah but there's a limit of 1-3 minutes on voicemails. I was really hoping this would work.

[@markpalmos]

all I could think of is who is incessantly calling you from 22899? Yikes, I'd call block them!