I have just acquired a set of beocom 6000's and a pstn base all of which were used together by the previous owner.
I know the phones are talking to each other as
I have just acquired a set of beocom 6000's and a pstn base all of which were used together by the previous owner.
I know the phones are talking to each other as
Location: Hampshire, England
I'm trying beleive me buy I type a load of stuff and it wont let me post. Grr. I'll try again....
The phones are connected as a number stored on one handset registers on the others.
However, the red light on the phones are blinking away. "LINE BUSY" apparently, yet when I reconnect my bt phone that works fine.
What am I doing wrong?!?
Thanks
Dan
Dan,
Are you getting "Line Busy" on all Handsets ?
Location: Hampshire, England
Keith,
Indeed, on all of them (4 x bc6000's and a bc2 too )
😕
Well, that means one of the following is most likely to be causing the problem:-
Location: Hampshire, England
Hi Keith.
Now I'm really confused.
There is no plug into the base (pstn). It's just a wire which dissapears in to the unit.
And there are only 4, not 5 wires on the plug at the other end of the pstn wire....
I googled RJ11 and saw it looked like my "Z Blocker DSL filter"
So I tried this instead of the basic splitter which came with all the handsets, and hey presto, success.....I can now make and receive calls.
However, I have the beotalk 1200 plugged in to the the larger of the 2 sockets but that doesn't seem to answer a call as it should.
Thanks so much for the help so far Keith, I'm getting there slowly!
Dan
Dan,
I was coming to the ADSL filter, so well done for working that out..
Location: Hampshire, England
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