Peter,
The DECT frequency band used in the US & Europe for the Beocom 6000 is the same of 2.4 Ghz
Location: Hampshire, England
Peter,
The DECT frequency band used in the US & Europe for the Beocom 6000 is the same of 2.4 Ghz
Location: Hampshire, England
Bazza,
When you say that you cannot get them to work, please define the "Problem Statement" more clearly.
The following are my questions:-
Location: Hampshire, England
HI KEITH
YES' WE HAVE SIX PHONES AND THEY ARE REGISTERED WITH THERE BASES.
ON THE MAIN PHONE ALL IT SAYS ON IT IS THE OLD ROOMS THEY WERE IN WHEN WE WERE IN THE UK.THE MAIN BASE HAS A GREEN LIGHT BUT THE HANDSET FLASHES RED.
THERE IS NO DIAL TONE WHATSOEVER!
REGARDS
BAZZA
Bazza,
In your response you use the words "THERE BASES" does that mean you have more than one base ?
You also said "ON THE MAIN PHONE" which tends to lead me to believe that you have more than one base. Please confirm ?
Given, that you were previously using these phones in the UK, I am assuming they have BT style phone line plugs, does this mean you have connected the BT plug via an adapter to the spanish phone line ? If not this may well be your problem.
Location: Hampshire, England
I think I understand the 'config'
Lets focus on the wire from the 3 way lead plug to the linksys phone adapter.
What is that for type of adapter? Is that a broadband dsl filter. If so did you by any chance bring that with you from the UK?
If so replace that with a 'local' spanish version. That might help.
What type of connector sits at the cable that you plug in the filter, is that a typical UK/BT type plug instead of the standard RJ11 type plug?
Peter
KEITH
YES SORRY. THERE'S ONE MAIN BASE (PYRAMID).THE OTHERS ARE BASE CHARGERS! REGARDING THE PHONE LINE PLUGS THESE ARE EURO TYPE.WE HAD A PLUG THAT CONVERTED THEM TO THE BT AND YES THE ADAPTER IS PLUGGED INTO THE SPANISH VIA A 2PIN PLUG.
REGARDS
BAZZA
PETER
THE 3WAY ADAPTER JUST HAS APP ON THE TOP HOLE AND THE BOTTOM 2 HAS POWER LINE.I DONT THINK ITS A dsl FILTER? BUT HEY WHAT DO I KNOW!!
I'LL GIVE THE SPANISH VERSION A GO
THANKS FOR YOUR HELP
REGARDS
BAZZA
Bazza,
If you disconnect the phone line from the phone socket and then open the line on the handset, you should hear the engaged signal.
If, when you open the line you do not hear either an engaged tone or a dial tone, then there is either a fault with the base possible caused by plugging the base cable into the wrong socket on the "T" connector or a cable short.
Below is a picture of the "T" connector, is it the same one as you are using ?

Location: Hampshire, England
Hi Bazza,
You are right the 3 way adapter is just a cable splitter, nothing to do with dsl.
So al long as you make sure you use a cable between the 3 way adapter and the 2 pin connector that connects the two middle 'pins' from the 3 way adapter to the 2 pins on the wall socket side the wiring is ok.
I things do not work with the above you have to look at a fault in the base station.
Regards
Peter
HI KEITH
YES KEITH THATS THE SAME "T" CONNECTOR. DONE WHAT YOU ADVISED AND THERE'S A ENGAGED TONE'ALSO THE FONE SAYS NO SIGNAL ON IT.
ONE POSSIBLE ANSWER IS I'M NOT CONNECTING THE CABLES RIGHT! OR AS YOU SAID IT MIGHT BE A FAULT WITH THE BASE. I'V TRIED EVERYTHING.DO YOU THINK I SHOULD CONTACT B&O HERE IN SPAIN!
REGARDS
BAZZA
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