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T7406 Weirdness

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cobac

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I have a brand new T7406 with base station, just a single phone. The unit will work fine for a day or two and then it will switch to "Scanning" and it seems, forget its security code.

When I go onsite, it seems the SS code changed itself twice. Once, it was reset to the original password of all zeros which is really odd.

The other time, I noticed the phone said "weak signal" when I was 5" from the base station. And, it will associate with the base (sends SS OK) but just won't connect.

Does this sound like a bad phone or base??

Thanks
 
It is most likely the RF module in the handset.
 
Sounds like the T-series cordless units aren't much better than the M-series.

Had a customer ask me about those the other day and I told him I couldn't recommend them in good conscience because they were way too expensive and I've already heard too many bad reviews. All they really wanted to do was have remote access to paging and to be able to take the occasional call when wandering.

Got him a set of 4 Panasonic analog/900 mhz digital cordless sets with one base station (all connected to the same line) and a refurbed ATA, saved him a fortune and got great reception everywhere in a huge metal warehouse.

They'll probably out last the Nortel cordless sets they used to have by 5 to 1 or better.

Phonehed in Dallas
 
Thanks for the info. Just replaced the unit and so far seems better (well except for some static). I guess I will know better in a few days if it goes crazy again.

I like the panasonic idea, might try that next...
 
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