Hi,

Mk1 or Mk2 answer on

From the pictures my phone appears to be a mk1.   Would I still be able to hook up other phones to my base??  It appears it was used that way previously due to it having phones set up on the intercom part.  Or am I suck with only one phone and one base???

THANX

Hello,

you have to reset the base station to delete the old configuration. One base station can handle 5 or 6 (not sure) phones.

Resetting the base will also delete the phonebook. You have to enter the phone numbers again after registration of your Beocom 2.

Piet 

We need to sort out what type of Base you have and if your phone is a system handset.

If you have the base that also is a charging station, you cannot connect more phones to that base.

Also, if you have a MKI phone and this base, you probably need to upgrade the handset to a system handset. Done easily at a service center and may cost 30 euro. You can tell from the settings menu in you handset if its a system phone. If you have an "advanced settings" option you have a system handset. If not, you need the sw upgrade.

The correct base for your MKI handset, is:

http://www.beoworld.org/prod_details.asp?pid=1234

That will enable you to connect more handsets.

/Claes

interesting - the lady at the shop said the same about flassing for missed calls, but i have a new one and it flashes when it rings (green) and is red when in use.  i don't see it flash for missed calls though.

is this a setting issue?

striker27 wrote:

3 My Beocom2 seems to have an issue when it is set at high volume on the ringer it will shut off on an incoming call.

4 Are batteries easy to change?  The phone is not lasting all that long..

It seems to be the typical battery problem. Changing the BCm2 batteries is very difficult, generally they change all the BeoCom 2 handset for a brand new one (at a special price, of course).

What do you mean with flashing green when it rings and is red in use?

Are you really talking about the Beocom 2 there?

/C

It is a common fault with a dead battery for the phone to switch off on high ring. I have had two such phones. Battery replacement is £20-£25 done at most B&O stores in minutes.

   Jonnie

THANKS for all the reply's!!!

To answer a few questions from above.  I have a seperate base other then the charging one which is hooked up to the phone line and AC plug.  The Beocom2 plugs into its own charger which also plugs into an AC plug.   The Beocom 2 also has an advanced settings section in the menu.  It was at one time hooked up to a 3 phone system.

From the pics that were refered to me my Beocom 2  does have the same look around the charging area.  The phone from what everyone is saying may have had some upgrades but is in dire need of a new battery!!!!

THANX!!