Can I replace a 5.8GHz telephone with this one (which is DECT 6.0) without having compatibility issues?
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Yes you can, there should be no issues as the dect will not interfere with either a 2.4 or 5.8 signal.
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I had same question and answer is "Yes," per Panasonic's product page: http://www2.panasonic.com/consumer-electronics/shop/Phones-Fax/Telephones/DECT-6-0-Phones/model.KX-TG9344T_11002_7000000000000005702
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Hi ds8944! The one I have is Uniden dect 6.0 and it works very well for our needs. You would have to call Uniden and have them send you a pamphlet on their cordless options. Their probably online somewhere as well. Call your toll free directory assistance for a number to call. You might want to try the same with Panasonic since they have never let me down either. Hope this helps! Pat T (have back lit keys!!!)
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The phone states it is a 5.8 GHz. However, we have a small office, so range is not an issue for us. We haven't had a need to "test" it. I am sorry I can not answer more specifically.
1102421
does not work with CDMA, NETWORK COMPATIBILITY GSM 1800/1900/850 / 900UMTS 900/850/2100/1900 HSDPA 900/850/2100/1900
1583960
We use a Panasonic cordless phone system on our Ooma base system. We have used the Linx to connect to two different fax machines ( not similtaneously) I expect there is good chance your Dect 6 would work very well. Have you called Ooma tech support? We have always found them very helpful.
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The DECT 6.0 standard "should" allow cross-compatibility, even if not explicitly stated in the documentation. I was able to pair it with my vtech phone without a problem. I believe vtech makes the AT&T; phones but I am not sure about the Panasonic.
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It appears that this one may not have DECT 6.0 digital technology. You can google that and read about it. Really, the seller ought to be answering this one.
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Look up this phone on Walmarts site, there is a box there to enter zip code, and it will tell you wether the unit is compatible. There are two versions of that phone and I have one and am in Ct. Awesome phone for what ya get though...I'm impressed. Including the lifetime triple mins.... Good luck...
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You probably need 5.8 GHZ phones. We had to upgrade to that when we decided to go wireless. That said, we don't have problems with our phones but do with our microwave using another router. We can use our microwave just fine with this one. Good luck.
892502
dect 6.0 is the signal many companys use,mine is a uniden dect.6.0,batterys fit tight but working great 4-5 mon. later
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You didn't give us much to go on here. I've had mine for several years, and it's worked fine with 5 different cell phones. Did you go through the pairing process correctly? Is the DECT 6 not picking up calls from your cell(s)? Put more specific points in your question, and you'll get more useful answers. "It's broke" really doesn't say much.
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I do not know. I do know that if I was doing it again, I would get a bluetooth compatible base station and forget about this cordless ear piece. It is too cumbersome, heavy and awkward to be really useful for the way my wife wants to use it. The range of these headsets is very good. Make sure your base station is compatible with a wireless headset before buying one. Many of the DECT 6 base stations are not compatible.
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I currently use it with 6.0 phones (ordered in USA and utilized in Italy) and all is OK.
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The system you connect to it will not matter as long as its a 802.11a/g compatible device. This has both the 2.4 & 5ghz bands. Should easily replace your current WAP.
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I don't think so - this works with DECT 6.0 and most of the Panasonics work with 2.4 G. Check the tech specs or call Panasonic customer service to find out more. There may be some sort of adapter the could work, but I'm not aware of one.
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850Mhz & 1900Mhz compatible with AT&T , T- Mobile in US , Claro , Tigo , Movistar , Digicel and others in America