Using Motorola V400 as Home Phone

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Hello,
I recently moved into a new home and decided to not get a land line,
and instead got cingular service with a motorola v400 phone. This
leaves me with no home phone, and i dont really like carying my phone
around the house just to make sure i dont miss any calls. So what i
as thinking has anyone every tried to hook up their phone (not sure
how) such that it could be connected to my regular land line phones
and controlled by them?

I am sure this is probably not quite a home brew sort of thing since
you would have to convert tones->digital signals in order to dial and
what not. but just wondering if anyone has ever given this any
thought?

Thanks,
Dan

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On 7 Nov 2004 11:12:17 -0800, danbress@gmail.com (DanB) said in
alt.cellular.motorola:

>around the house just to make sure i dont miss any calls. So what i
>as thinking has anyone every tried to hook up their phone (not sure
>how) such that it could be connected to my regular land line phones
>and controlled by them?

There's a device out there that does that, but to the best of my
knowledge there's no model yet for a V400.

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"DanB" <danbress@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:6b3b1335.0411071112.71da6972@posting.google.com...
> Hello,
> I recently moved into a new home and decided to not get a land line,
> and instead got cingular service with a motorola v400 phone. This
> leaves me with no home phone, and i dont really like carying my phone
> around the house just to make sure i dont miss any calls. So what i
> as thinking has anyone every tried to hook up their phone (not sure
> how) such that it could be connected to my regular land line phones
> and controlled by them?
>
> I am sure this is probably not quite a home brew sort of thing since
> you would have to convert tones->digital signals in order to dial and
> what not. but just wondering if anyone has ever given this any
> thought?
>
A Fixed Cellular Terminal (FCT) allows landline instruments to make and
receive calls via the cellular network. However, the SIM card needs to be
in the FCT, and it wouldn't be convenient to keep swapping it with the
phone. I couldn't say whether it would be economical to use a second SIM
and call diversion.

A Bluetooth headset is only marginally less cumbersome than carrying a
phone, and probably wouldn't work in another room. I have seen (on the web)
a Bluetooth-enabled voice gateway, designed for making calls from a BT phone
to a landline or VoIP network, but don't know if that would do what you
want.




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http://www.cellsocket.com/


"DanB" <danbress@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:6b3b1335.0411071112.71da6972@posting.google.com...
> Hello,
> I recently moved into a new home and decided to not get a land line,
> and instead got cingular service with a motorola v400 phone. This
> leaves me with no home phone, and i dont really like carying my phone
> around the house just to make sure i dont miss any calls. So what i
> as thinking has anyone every tried to hook up their phone (not sure
> how) such that it could be connected to my regular land line phones
> and controlled by them?
>
> I am sure this is probably not quite a home brew sort of thing since
> you would have to convert tones->digital signals in order to dial and
> what not. but just wondering if anyone has ever given this any
> thought?
>
> Thanks,
> Dan

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"A.J." <aj@shaw.net> wrote in message news:0MOjd.149891$nl.30189@pd7tw3no...
> http://www.cellsocket.com/
>
AWESOME!! I gotz to get me one of those!
>
> "DanB" <danbress@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:6b3b1335.0411071112.71da6972@posting.google.com...
>> Hello,
>> I recently moved into a new home and decided to not get a land line,
>> and instead got cingular service with a motorola v400 phone. This
>> leaves me with no home phone, and i dont really like carying my phone
>> around the house just to make sure i dont miss any calls. So what i
>> as thinking has anyone every tried to hook up their phone (not sure
>> how) such that it could be connected to my regular land line phones
>> and controlled by them?
>>
>> I am sure this is probably not quite a home brew sort of thing since
>> you would have to convert tones->digital signals in order to dial and
>> what not. but just wondering if anyone has ever given this any
>> thought?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Dan
>
>