A:AnswerYes we keep every ringer off except I keep the base ringer on low cause it's in my office where I sit every morning before I go to work. But they can be turned off and back on.
A:AnswerI have no idea. I simply connected the phone and have not set anything other than to receive calls and record messages. The instruction booklet has a section on setting up blocking phone numbers, but I have not tried to do anything with that.
A:AnswerI figured it out didn't know how to delete question. My old corded phone once on speaker and you had a dial tone you just hit redial and I did it over and over would hang up the speaker and turn it right back in and once I had dial tone back I hit redial. This phone is opposite I have hit redial 1st and once the number shows up on the screen then I hit the home button which is the speaker button. I'll get used to it but I may save my big corded speakerphone for a backup to use. My main reason for keeping my landline is cause I used to win concert tickets alot. LOL! This phone the redial button is small and not near the speaker button but I think I'll get used to it.
A:AnswerOnly the base unit with the answering machine needs a phone wall jack in addition to an electrical outlet. The other 2 handsets only require an electrical outlet to plug into.
