Panasonic dect phone

Questions and Answers

Does anyone have the code to reset a Dect panasonic phone?

Q) It is the base unit number reset that I need - KX-TCD725EM base. For some reason, I have remembered the phone numbers. Many thanks for your help

A) No, but it's tuna for supper.

connecting two different makes of DECT phone together?

Q) I have two different types of DECT cordless phones in my home (Panasonic & BT). I would like to connect them to the same base station, any ideas?

A) no, because when you put an extension on the mail-base to have it registered...it will not do so....I've tried that already too...exception is only Uniden you kinda can mix-n-match some of there extensions....

How do I connect my Panasonic KX-TCD515 cordless DECT phone with a Plantronics C65 DECT wireless headset?

A) Hi, Chris here from http://www.CompuTelCo.com/ the NEC DSX Phone System and Plantronics reseller. The great thing about Plantronics is they offer free technical support. Their phone number is (800) 544-4660. You can also visit their tech support site with all of their contact information at: http://www.plantronics.com/north_america/en_US/support/index.jhtml

What's the difference between Panasonic DECT 6.0 & DECT 6.0 Digital?

Q) I want to buy a DECT 6.0 Panasonic cordless phone. I found two different categories DECT 6.0 and DECT 6.0 Digital, and I don't know the difference? Thanks! Are you sure they are the same thing? The DECT 6.0 Digital is more expensive?

A) its the same thing!!! and by-the-way....you make the best choice....the Panasonic DECT 6.0 is the best on the market!!! it has a firewall and build-in router...and a crystal clear sound.... http://www.101phones.com/cat/1968/Panasonic-DECT-6-Cordless-Phones.html

Block 2GHz cordless phone from interfering with wireless network?

Q) For a long time, I have been suffering from frequent wireless network disconnections (and re-connections). I then discovered that it is actually my cordless phone which is affecting my wireless router. Alas, my parents refuse to shift the router or the phone anywhere else within the house. Hence, is there anyway to block the phone from interfering with my wireless network? E.g. Use a box to cover it, if so, what kind of material? OR change my channel, if so, to what channel? My router is a linksys BEFW11S4 ver.4 and my phone is a Panasonic DECT, Model No: KX-TCD440BXT.

A) Your Linksys WiFi most likely defaults to channel 6... try moving this to one of the other available channels until you find the one that conflicts the least. It will be different for each circumstance - not knowing exactly which freq the phone has settled on as it's preferred.