What is DECT? model?
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DECT is Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications. It has a 1.9 Ghz spread spectrum Operating Frequency. Area coverage is the home and yard of an average lot area. In my case, my land size is 125 feet by 200 feet. When I tested the range, the system was able to reach all four corners of the land regardless of structures located on the land. I am completely satisfied.
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Google it... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Enhanced_Cordless_Telecommunications
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DECT is Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications, the newest and arguably the better system.
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I don't know what that model is - I'd have to look at my Ott light which I will do when I get the chance
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I don't know the answer to your specific question, but be very careful about mixing the DECT and DECT 6.0 models. I bought the DECT 6.0 with answering machine and tried to match it with the Model 2046931 remote unit. They don't work together, and the SwissVoice service representative told me that they are incompatible.
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If it is a DECT 6.0 phone, it should work. I love this headset!! Only thing missing is caller ID and call waiting. I use it everyday and only recharge it every other day. It comes with the different styles of wearing styles so you can pick which one works for you. I use the "over the head" one. It is light weight and I hardly know it is on my head. The sound is crystal clear!!
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I have the DECT 6.0+ that is all cordless. Includes the base with a cordless handset and 4 additional cordless handsets. The corded base model is likely the same, but can't confirm.
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I'm not familiar that model. But this deca will work with any device with an ethernet connection. I use it for my alarm system Internet connection and one for a computer.
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This phone will work in the US and the Eco Dect PLUS function will also work. That said, the phone uses Java to run the graphical user interface and the touchscreen is resistive instead of capacitive. Highly suggest looking elsewhere.
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Panasonic Dect 6.0 Metallic Gray Cordless/Corded Phone with Answering Machine (KX-TG1062M)
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No idea... but probably not possible ... DECT technology offer 100% privacy (from Philips web site) so probably a encryption unique that cannot be duplicate.
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As others have indicated already, it is the quick connect model. I had no problem with the installation and it has worked well.
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This phone system does not have "Talking Caller ID". It does have conventional Caller ID by displaying it on the LCD of the base station phone as well as on the remote phones. We use most of the functionality of this phone system, i.e., bluetooth for cell phone integration, DECT 6.0 for four remote phones plus a DECT 6.0 headset (much better than a bluetooth headset), and all work very well. We use it with a VOIP system and it has excellent voice quality both outgoing and incoming. This is our second generation of AT&T base/remote/two-line phone systems and our excellent experience with the first generation led us to upgrade to this current generation. We're very happy with this phone system.
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from panasonic's web site http://shop.panasonic.com/shop/model/KX-TGA410B?t=specs&support;#tabs, DECT 6.0
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I highly doubt it. I would say that ONLY if the other DECT 6 base station has the ability to be programmed to detect other DECT 6 devices, then you may have a chance to connect (usually a phone system is designed to connect/link to like DECT devices). From Wikipedia: "The DECT standard includes a standardized interoperability profile for simple telephone capabilities, called GAP, which most manufacturers implement." (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Enhanced_Cordless_Telecommunications). So, I'd say there is a chance it could work.
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If you have subscribed to call waiting with your phone service provider, the ePure Dect 6.0 will support it. In short, yes.
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Deca is used to connect your satellite receivers to the internet. It is not used for streaming live tv.
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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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Both of these systems operate with on the Dect 6.0 standard. Yes, the phones can work in the same environment.