I have Ooma telo and telo handset. I also have 2 Panasonic cordless phones. I have 2 phone numbers too, from Premier.
Now, I want to assign first ph# to first Panasonic phone, and the second ph# to the second Panasonic phone. How can I do that ?
How to setup 2 phones
Re: How to setup 2 phones
It's not possible.cabinoy wrote:I have Ooma telo and telo handset. I also have 2 Panasonic cordless phones. I have 2 phone numbers too, from Premier.
Now, I want to assign first ph# to first Panasonic phone, and the second ph# to the second Panasonic phone. How can I do that ?
You can assign your second phone number to the Telo handset by making the Telo handset a personal device.
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Telo with 2 Handsets, a Linx, and a Safety Phone
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Re: How to setup 2 phones
Ok, that's what I thought, just wanted to confirm. Handset do not have enough features that works for me, so I really needed to use normal cordless phones (seperate) for both numbers. Thanks for the info.
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Re: How to setup 2 phones
Here is an idea...but it cost more $$$ for you.
You could get another Telo unit (I notice a groupon deal for $99 if you sign up for Premier for 10 months). Then you would have two phone systems. This would cost you about $200 (Telo plus 10 months) upfront and then it would be around $4 per month in taxes in the future. Like I said it cost extra money...I would say its not worth it.
I have a Telo unit also, but it sounds like the old Scout system might have solved your problem; but they no longer make the Scout anymore
and it has never been part of the newer Telo system.
The new Telo handset should be coming out some time in the future. What things are you looking for that the Telo does not have?
You could get another Telo unit (I notice a groupon deal for $99 if you sign up for Premier for 10 months). Then you would have two phone systems. This would cost you about $200 (Telo plus 10 months) upfront and then it would be around $4 per month in taxes in the future. Like I said it cost extra money...I would say its not worth it.
I have a Telo unit also, but it sounds like the old Scout system might have solved your problem; but they no longer make the Scout anymore
and it has never been part of the newer Telo system.The new Telo handset should be coming out some time in the future. What things are you looking for that the Telo does not have?
Re: How to setup 2 phones
There is a Scout like device for Telo in the works coming out soon after the release of the new Telo handset. TBD on the date yet but should be months after new Telo handset vs years.
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Re: How to setup 2 phones
Looking forward to the Scout like device. I have heard a lot of good things from the Ooma Forum elders.lbmofo wrote:There is a Scout like device for Telo in the works coming out soon after the release of the new Telo handset. TBD on the date yet but should be months after new Telo handset vs years.
