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09-03-2025 09:24 AM - last edited on 09-03-2025 09:51 AM by BellDRock
I can’t connect my buzzer to my cell phone. When buzzer is called it goes to my voicemail only. How to fix it?
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09-03-2025 10:28 AM - edited 09-03-2025 10:30 AM
Thank you for your question. Can you say more? What is a buzzer? Is this a door buzzer in an apartment? Such buzzers are usually programmed by the building superintendent. That would be the first place to start to resolve your issue. It is also possible that if your building is older, the buzzer system may not be compatible with a cell phone. Again, your building superintendent is the person to speak to.
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09-03-2025 03:19 PM - edited 09-03-2025 03:26 PM
Good Day & Welcome to the Bell Community Forum.
Do you live in a building that has an apartment interphone, or intercom system for communication and access control at the building's entrance? For example: Two-way communication and entry between visitors and residents. If so, then I would suggest that you contact the Property manager or onsite office superintendent for this information.
Modern systems often include video, mobile app control, remote door unlocking, and are evolving to incorporate technologies like facial recognition and Bluetooth entry for enhanced security and convenience for both residents and property managers.
Each entry system is somewhat different. Your building may require your mobile device to be programmed & setup to the system by way of an app installed on your phone that is programmed to the building interphone system. Your building may require you to enter any digit for entry access to the building by way of an app that is installed on your device with a unique ID, etc. Your buzzer system may not be compatible with your mobile device. There may be a requirement for you to change the number of rings on your device before going to voicemail, etc., etc.
There are so many variables & intangibles that any information I could provide to you would likely not be correct.
I wish there was something more I could do to answer your question, but I am not able to because of lack of info provided.
Thank you for posting your question.
Take care.
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09-03-2025 10:28 AM - edited 09-03-2025 10:30 AM
Thank you for your question. Can you say more? What is a buzzer? Is this a door buzzer in an apartment? Such buzzers are usually programmed by the building superintendent. That would be the first place to start to resolve your issue. It is also possible that if your building is older, the buzzer system may not be compatible with a cell phone. Again, your building superintendent is the person to speak to.
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09-03-2025 03:19 PM - edited 09-03-2025 03:26 PM
Good Day & Welcome to the Bell Community Forum.
Do you live in a building that has an apartment interphone, or intercom system for communication and access control at the building's entrance? For example: Two-way communication and entry between visitors and residents. If so, then I would suggest that you contact the Property manager or onsite office superintendent for this information.
Modern systems often include video, mobile app control, remote door unlocking, and are evolving to incorporate technologies like facial recognition and Bluetooth entry for enhanced security and convenience for both residents and property managers.
Each entry system is somewhat different. Your building may require your mobile device to be programmed & setup to the system by way of an app installed on your phone that is programmed to the building interphone system. Your building may require you to enter any digit for entry access to the building by way of an app that is installed on your device with a unique ID, etc. Your buzzer system may not be compatible with your mobile device. There may be a requirement for you to change the number of rings on your device before going to voicemail, etc., etc.
There are so many variables & intangibles that any information I could provide to you would likely not be correct.
I wish there was something more I could do to answer your question, but I am not able to because of lack of info provided.
Thank you for posting your question.
Take care.
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