I have a Panasonic unit now that has died. Will I have to re-enter all the numbers already in the old system
1500799
Yes, You do. You only have to enter on one handset and it goes to all of them. My old one you had to enter to each set.
2195961
I really don't see a reason why you would want to do that. The new remote is IDENTICAL to the old one. And if you ordered a new remote to replace an old broken one, isn't the old one . . . well, broken? The programming process is very easy. It is in my owner's manual, but I just used the instructions that came with the remote. The only thing you need to remember is that if you have more then one, you need to reprogram all of them, one after the other. Again a very quick and easy process. One suggestion I would make is to, at about the one year point, buy a replacement battery and keep it handy because the battery in your remote won't last forever. Hope this helped.
1587662
If you are replacing the same model units - yes you can use a new remote with the old receiver. You will need to be sure the security dip switches are set in the same positions for both units and all should work correctly.
665879
If you buy the same model as the one you lost, of course it will. But if you buy a different brand/model, it would be a good idea to check with Panasonic customer support to be sure. 800-405-0652 I don't have my manual in my hand at the moment, but your answer is most likely in there.
2038442
I would call Customer Service at 1 800 211 7262. You might also visit http://www.pstc.panasonic.com or e-mail npcparts@us.panasonic.com. See page 48 of your owners manual.
2154750
Sorry, I don't really know who is responsible on replacement parts. You'd better contact Panasonic Customer Service...
1956567
Your phone box should tell you how many satellite phones your system will handle. Mine had 3 satellite phones with capability of a total of 6. If it doesn't, you can call Panasonic and ask. They were very nice to me because I had it call to get my extra phone that I got connected to my system. Only took a few minutes and I love having the extra phone.
2115242
No it don't. You have to use your old ones, or order new ones. I just used the old ones and it worked just fine.
793211
Yes. Be sure and count the links on your old one then use the same number on the new one.
1964627
As stated before my old phone came back to life, so I have not set up this new phone. I suggest you call Panasonic direct. I'm sure they would have this info.
190533
Yes. My Panasonic phones have caller ID. I am very pleased with the entire system.
73966
Yes, you just need to call in the radio id number. Since it's an older unit you may miss out on some of the features of newer units like replay. Do some research on "newer" units before purchasing
680974
Yes. If it is as same part number as what you use now. You can replace to new one.
1851344
You may want to call Panasonic customer service and ask them. I'm sure they can provide you with the info you need.
1148822
Sorry for the first answer I gave you. I recently bought a new Panasonic phone system and I thought that was the one in question so it may not be the right answer.
1210586
I had to pay Panasonic to tell me this. I had the same problem - 6 handsets and 1 quit working. Using the old nonworking handset, you must go to "Handset Settings" and find "Registration" then find "Deregistration". Deregister the phone you are replacing before you follow the directions to register the new handset.
1656284
I have never looked into that. I imagine that if there are firmware updates you could find them on Panasonics website. Probably best to have the camera registered first.