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My problem is that occasionally we have sessions when Caller Display on our phones only works on one of our phones, but not all 3.
On the phones it doesn't work on it shows 'no caller info' and nothing else, but on one phone it works every time.
So at the moment when anyone rings, we can't answer the call in the room we are in, and to find out who's calling, have to check the display on the phone in the other room.
This may go on for a few months, and then after a while all three phones start working again.
What could be causing this?
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@Anonymous
Who provides your phone service, and which BT branded phones are you using?
Hi Keith,
They are all BT Decor 2200 Version 2 phones. We are with BT, we don't have BT Broadband or anything like that
Hope this helps.
Thanks
@Anonymous
If they are all connected to the line, then the caller display data burst, which is sent just before the first ring, is likely to be reduced in strength, so that its not strong enough for the phones to decode the information.
Try it with just two phones plugged in, and see if it works. You may find just one phone of the three, which is less sensitive, and cannot register the tone burst.
Many people now use a single base unit, and have digital phones which link back to the base.
O.K Keith, I will try it with 2 phones plugged in.
One phone is plugged into our junction box socket (Master Socket 5C) the remaining 2 are plugged into their own phone sockets.
After a while they seem to start working again!
Thanks
@Anonymous wrote:
O.K Keith, I will try it with 2 phones plugged in.
One phone is plugged into our junction box socket (Master Socket 5C) the remaining 2 are plugged into their own phone sockets.
After a while they seem to start working again!
Thanks
Any noise on the line will affect the quality of the tone data burst, also if there is a bad connection on one of the sockets. It could be just a bit marginal, which is why it stops working sometimes.
Thanks Keith. 👍