My contract had ended and I asked to go onto BT essentials, this was last month and it all went smoothly or so I thought. They cancelled the first engineer visit to set the new hub and digital phones and rescheduled for today . They didn’t show. I’ve just found out that the order was cancelled . The new hub and phones are here waiting . I’ve phone BY today and to be honest got very little sense out of them
If you currently have FTTC - fibre to street cabinet and existing copper to your home and you are continuing with same connection but different package (assuming you qualified for essential) then you don't need engineer visit as self install. Just connect hub to master socket and then pair your digital voice phone to hub and then should be you set up
yes I qualify for BT essentials I’m disabled and on universal credit. . When my contract ended I asked BT sales about essentials and they put a package together of a SIM card , a home phone and broadband . I was told at the time I needed a new hub., and to wait for the engineer
atm the moment I’ve got fibre one , so I’ve no idea
If you still are on the fibre to cabinet and copper to home then it is plug and play and no engineer is required. Have you tried connecting the new hub just !Ike previous hub and then you need to pair the phone to the SH2 for digital voice to work. No engineer is required as long as not changing to FTTP -fibre to your home
I’ll try tomorrow
I’ve managed to connect the hub and rest all my smart devices, I’ve registered the phones but they now say I can’t make or receive calls . I’ve given myself a pounding headache
if you go to hub manager (192.168.1.254 into your address bar) can you see your phone number?
No phone number, I had to change the setting to 2.4 only to connect my devices would this stop the phones connecting
no that has no affect on your phone
if no number then DV not set up so suggest you phone FTTP TEAM 08005874787 and they should be able to help..
If they are busy you will get diverted to CS so just hang up and try FTTP bit later