Uniden TRU9465 I recently received the Uniden TRU9465 base and single handset. I am wondering which of the accessory handsets is compatable the TCX905 or the TCX905 T9 series?
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The TCX905 is compatible - I just bought one to go with my base unit. I've never heard of a TCX905 T9 series - I believe it must be the same handset.
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From what I can tell looking at uniden.com and amazon.com listings for their phonesT9 = T9000 series phones while T8 = T8000 series phones (watch for 1 or 2 line options)TCX = Cordless eXtension while TRU = Radio Unit ?? (just guessing!!)
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Those are the ones I used for my handset. I think I have tcx905 handsets. The last batterys lasted about 4 years.
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I am using the tcx905 with the 2 line base tru8866. It works fine. You have the choice of auto, line 1 or line 2 preference for dialing out(on the handset setup). When the talk/flash key is used on auto the phone will connect to line 1. If line 1 is in use by the base or another handset, the phone will use line 2. If you setup with line 1 or 2, it will go to that line when the talk/flash button is pressed. In standby mode, you can also use the soft keys to choose line 1 or 2, regardless of the setup used. Hope this helps.
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Here's an ad that Uniden runs -- so it appears that they can work together.Frequently Bought TogetherUniden - DECT 6.0 2 Handset Cordless Phone With Digital Answering System and magicJack - VoIP USB / Ethernet Phone Device magicJack PLUSBuy both for just $99.76
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Taibi - SL80108 is the compatible accessory handset for SL82218; however, this series is no longer produced. Thanks!
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http://www.uniden.com/content/ebiz/uniden/resources/ownersmanuals/TRU9485om.pdf One thing I found about these handsets is the buttons quit working and there is nothing you can do. I took it apart and cleaned any contacts I could get to and still nothing. These are crap. But at least you have the manual now. Have fun!
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Uniden has a supply of all different systems and you can add many handsets to most of them. The phones I saw of theirs all had the ability to add at least 3. They also showed one with 5 additional handsets. As far as having speaker on the base, I think you would have to take the handset out of the base and hit speaker on the handset. It's plenty loud. Good luck! Pat T
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You have to have a base to use the accessory hand sets. My base is a vtec cs6619. I put the new handset in the base and within a few seconds it beeped and was registered. It worked fine for me.
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this *is* the additional handset. this is not the base phone that you add to. so do not buy this one as your first unit. get the base unit first and add these on as you need.
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According to my AT&T online manual, the following handsets will work with the base phone: CL84102/CL84152 (one handset) CL84202/CL84252 (two handsets) CL84342/CL84352 (three handsets) pink_icicle
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The one I purchased was sold with the 3 extra handsets. I wanted 4. Guess you would have to see if they sell only the main unit. If not, I do remember ATT making one. Just type in single handset in search.
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I have a KX-TGA931T (3) handset unit and wish to add another handset. Can I use other Panasonic handsets that are DEC 6.0 or must I purchase identical model?
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According to Panasonic's web site, KX-TG6511 You can expand your phone system by registering optional handsets (6 handsets in total) to a single base unit. Optional Handsets models are: KX-TGA401, KX-TGA651, KX-TGA750So, yes, the KX-TGA651B will work.
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"What's in the Box: Base with answering system, AC adapter, corded handset, charging cradle, cordless handset, telephone line cord, handset battery, battery cover, belt clip, printed user's guide, warranty card." Most people are buying TCX905 or TWX977 Waterproof handsets as extras.
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The TG6645 is a newer phone. Note that it has only 20 reviews in Amazon, whereas the TG6545 has 218 reviews. The Panasonic website lists the TG6545 as "Out of Stock," so I suspect it's been discontinued, no longer manufactured. The TG6645 has an LCD display on the base station which the TG6545 does not. The TG6645 base station is larger. The TG6645 will work during a power failure - the TG6545 will NOT work. I think that sums up the differences between the two. On the Panasonic website it's possible to create a comparison table between these two models, and that comparison table does show some additional differences. However, when I downloaded the user manuals for each phone and compared them, I found no significant differences between the two. The differences shown in the website comparison table appear to be errors. Therefore I believe the two phones function identically, except for the base station display, size, and power failure functionality. At least one user has complained that the "Eco" feature added static noise to the phone conversation. If you experience that static noise, the Eco feature (and hopefully the static) is disabled if you permanently turn on the "Clarity Booster." You can download and read the manuals for each model. Just Google KXTG6632-MUL.PDF for the TG6645 to get it's user manual, and then google KXTG6511-MUL.PDF for the TG6545.
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I don't know. I only have one line. However, the extra handset I bought seems to work interchangeably with all the other handsets. It just seems to be one more on the common circuit.
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i too had 1 of the Uniden Pocket sized 2.4 Ghz 'hands-free' phones and i loved it!! sadly a new puppy chewed the 'dialer' part up once night and it had to be trashed. Uniden, hear our pleas!! Bring back the SKU: truc56 !!!