Adding TGA930 handsets? Has anybody added any handsets to these link to cell base stations? I was able to successfully connect some TGA930 handsets that I have to the base, but these add on handsets to not show the cellular options on their menus so you can't call out on the cell using them, although they do ring when the cell rings so you can receive cell calls with them. Panasonic support says it should work, but I'm wondering if anybody else out there could get it to work. The TGA930's that i'm using are from a different Panasonic base+handsets set, but I also wonder if the handsets you purchase separately as add-ons work properly. Adding TGA930 handsets? Has anybody added any handsets to these link to cell base stations? I was able to successfully connect some TGA930 handsets that I have to the base, but these add on... » Read More Adding TGA930 handsets? Has anybody added any handsets to these link to cell base stations? I was able to successfully connect some TGA930 handsets that I have to the base, but these add on handsets to not show the cellular options on their menus so you can't call out on the cell using them, although they do ring when the cell rings so you can receive cell calls with them. Panasonic support says it should work, but I'm wondering if anybody else out there could get it to work. The TGA930's that i'm using are from a different Panasonic base+handsets set, but I also wonder if the handsets you purchase separately as add-ons work properly. « Show Less
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nope, confirmed they are TGA930's from the stickers inside the battery compartment. this confused the heck out of Panasonic's tech support, too, but they have no answers either. I'm just wondering if anybody has ever gotten the cellular options out of handsets that did not come with a link-to-cell package.
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I received a pair of TGA930's from Amazon back in January and they do show the cell menus and the cell soft key for dialing.
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Check on those borrowed handsets again. I think you'll find that the ones without the cellular options are TGA931's.
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Yes, you can, you will need the Panasonic KX-TGA680S handset, you can add up to 5 more of these handsets for a total of 6 to your current 6841 base. I purchased the Panasonic KXTG6845B Dect_6.0 5-Handset Cordless Telephone, came with a total of 5 already. Here's your spec sheet http://shop.panasonic.com/docs/spec-sheet/2013/telephones/kx-tg6841b_spec_sheet.pdf and you can buy the additional handset from
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Susan, this is a extra hand set that you attach to a base unit. I have the Base unit Number-AT&T-TL-92271;, WHICH COMES WITH TWO UNITS, WHEN YOU BUY THE Phone. you can add Extra hansets to the base unit up to 6. The one you have does not have a Base unit with it, and will not work with other phones, except, the AT&T; TL92271 6.0 CORDLESS PHONE. THIS PHONE ALSO HAS A CELL HOOK UP ADDED TO IT. I HOPE THIS AWNSERS YOUR QUESTIONS, IF YOU NEED FURTHER HELP CONTACT ME. Jim.
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No. This is an additional handset to increase the number of stations in your house or office.It comes with the charger holder. If you call the charger holder as the "base", that's OK. It must be paired with the home station (I think the model # is AT&T; TL90070 DEC 6.0 or equivalent) to be functional. The home station comes with either two or three handsets, dependent on what model you purchase. Each of the handset comes with the charger holder (if you the call the charger holder as a base, then it's alright.)
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Gregory R. - since your base is TG6311, does this TGA630S handset work with the TG6311S base?
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Same as previous answer. I started with the base unit and 2 additional phones. It was simple to pair up and now I have added 3 more phones for a total of 5 plus the base unit.
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I'm sorry that I can not find that information in the manual for my phone. But that's where I found that it would work on mine (which is not a TL92278 though). I'm pretty sure your manual will tell you what hand sets you can add, just as mine did. Instructions for pairing it to your system will probably come with the new handsets. I remember it was an easy thing to do.
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from my experience when I first got the unit I tried using an AT&T; sim card. The unit did not work as it was supposed. I wasn't able to control it remotely from my cell phone. I called the seller and they advised me to use a t-mobile sim card. I then went to t-mobile and activated a prepaid SIM card and then the unit worked as it was supposed. from my understanding AT&T; no longer has 2g capability but T-mobile does. Hope this helps. The seller's customer service is also pretty good.
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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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Hi all, about SIM Card Slot, this is also still a mistery for me. I chatted with 2 of Samsung's customer service staff in 2 different occassions. Each staff gave me different answer. First I was told that it is an operational slot for SIM Card. The second one told me that there's a slot but not operational for my Slate model. How many models are there?
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I have just spent time with Tmobile trying to get the 1520 set up on Tmobile's system in Michigan. They could not get to work on LTE. They could get it to work on 3G. But I have noticed that in operation it frequently has problems staying that mode. It seems to be missing the jokey band necessary for LTE. Disappointing to be sure but still a great phone/tablet.
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Am I missing something here? The phone is compatible with hspda1900 which is t-mobile. I had my carrier cut my mini SIM to micro SIM and hsdpa works great.had not tested on t-mobile but the logics behind it not working makes no sense.
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I faced this need and satisfied it by buying a complete new system with the answering part, then I used only the hand sets. I think I found a source for the handsets, and it was cheaper to buy the complete set and use only the new handsets. If you buy additional handsets, I found you had to cancel all the current handsets and then re link the old as well as the new handsets. Worked fine doing that.
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Great phone, but requires a base station (sold separately). We have 3 of these extensions hooked up to a single base station. Excellent sound, great battery, an no static. Great phone!
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I accessed the owner's manual online and it said, "Expanding Your Phone-��Your base supports a total of 12 cordless handsets, including any that camewith your phone.��You must register accessory handsets to the base before using them. Handsetsthat aren't registered display a "not registered" message. For registrationinstructions, see page 23 or the accessory handset manual
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We only use the 3 that came with the set we bought. When I tried to add another one to it it DID NOT WORK FOR ME. I was very disappointed by this. But a friend of mine had the same issue and she tried adding 2 more to hers and IT WORKED FOR HER. So all I can say is it works for some people and not for others. I'm assuming that it didn't work for me because I live in a small apartment that's closed in by cement walls. My friend lives in a big house that's open and I think that's why her phones worked. Good luck and I am sorry this probably didn't help. If it were me I would get the phones and try them out. We only use the 3 that came with the set we bought. When I tried to add another one to it it DID NOT WORK FOR ME. I was very disappointed by this. But a friend of mine had the same issue and she tried adding 2 more to hers and IT WORKED FOR HER. So all I can say is it works for some people and not for others. I'm assuming that it didn't work for me because I live in a small apartment that's closed in by cement walls. My friend lives in a big house that's open and I think that's why her phones worked. Good luck and I am sorry this probably didn't help. If it were me I would get the phones... » Read More We only use the 3 that came with the set we bought. When I tried to add another one to it it DID NOT WORK FOR ME. I was very disappointed by this. But a friend of mine had the same issue and she tried adding 2 more to hers and IT WORKED FOR HER. So all I can say is it works for some people and not for others. I'm assuming that it didn't work for me because I live in a small apartment that's closed in by cement walls. My friend lives in a big house that's open and I think that's why her phones worked. Good luck and I am sorry this probably didn't help. If it were me I would get the phones and try them out. « Show Less
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If one of your handsets is the base and the other handsets connect through that base, then plug your base unit into the xlink and all will be connected. If they are four different kinds of handsets then only the ones connected to the xlink will work with your cell phone.