
Take calls in extreme conditions with this versatile Motorola Connect to Cell cordless phone. Rugged and waterproof, this dust-resistant device is ideal for building sites, backyards and pools. Simply pair your smartphone with this Motorola Connect to Cell cordless phone via Bluetooth to stay in touch without damaging your regular device.
Q: How do you check voicemail.
A: First to be clear, there is no answering system included with this phone. That's good by me as that's what I was looking for. If your service provider supplies this service, they certainly provide a number to call to get your messages BUT this phone has a voice mail indicator and the #1 button has an icon indicating it is used for voice mail retrieval. It's mentioned in the Quick Start guide too. How to program it? Who knows??? It's not in the Quick Start guide; that only covers Basic Use. The QS guide (page 16) says the full user manual is available at www.motorolastore.com but it is not. I contacted motorolastore.com over a week ago but have not received any acknowledgement. I guess this is their business model; refer you to web site or another sucker for support. Anything but support attempt to provide support themselves. It's not hard to see why no one goes to Best Buy any more.
Q: Can I leave this phone plugged into the charger ( on ) all the time?
A: Mine is on the base/charger at all times, when I'm not using, it throughout the day. I have not noticed any problems with doing this.
Q: HOW FAR CAN I TAKE THIS CORDLESS FROM HOME?
A: I took it outside probably 200 feet from the house before it started to fade. Hope this helps
Q: How do you get the voicemail open?
A: press and hold the #1 button - to set it up hit menu button scroll through to Voicemail # hit select enter the voicemail # you use - hit select to save. now you just need to press and hold the #1 button to call VM hope that helps
A: Mine displayed the same message after I dropped it. There is a pin hole on the back of the phone just above the screw holding battery cover on. Stick the end of a paperclip in the hole to push the button. Mine came back on with all the memory numbers still intact.