My system is hooked to Century link (fiber optic). It won't call my cell phone when activated, and incoming calls don't happen when system is on?
1174683
Century Link(Fiber Optic) does not support this system, I believe you may test is with any other company land line or exchange PS03 panel to GS08 Panel for GSM cellular feature to use a SIM card.
2162811
We use the system with Cox cable tv provided telephone service in Phoenix, AZ, and it works just as well as it does with a land line service we have with Century Link in another location. We cannot tell a difference between the two services.
449680
i think you should go to settings &gt; general &gt; cellular &gt; turn cellular data on
366640
I just tried my system and could not detect any difference in the interval between rings, I did notice that there appeared to be a very slight delay from the calling phone to my base phone ring ( used my cell phone to call panasonic, both in front of me ) not enough to be a problem. Have had no issues with my unit and really like it. Problem could be on the phone company side maybe, do not recall anything in the manual addressing this.
1564377
Check the manual (or download it at http://www.uniden.com/content/ebiz/uniden/resources/ownersmanuals/D3097om.pdf). You can call their customer service with questions at 817-858-2929 or 800-297-1023. Start p21 of the manual is troubleshooting (solving problems). Its probably interference from other devices, etc. You can reset the phone, or you might have to install a DSL filter. The manual tells you.
1078830
Their are many direct access numbers that take you to the sub menu choices. They all start with #. Look in the manual for details.Can you explain how the phone will work in a power outage? Does it draw power from the phone line? Also, what will happen to the stored greeting & messages if power goes out? I don't want to test it as setup took a while & don't want to rerecord message.Thanks
551916
I am using it in a century link dsl connection, but I am getting my VOIP services from a third party called callcentric.
1732385
I have been using the phone with my Xfinity Business Account and have noticed that, on occasion, I have a problem dialing long-distance numbers, especially those to free 800-type phone numbers. There is usually no problem dialing long-distance numbers that begin with a regular area code.Good luck with your phone!
1667765
This is a Century Link modem. I have one and do NOT find any way to hook a cable up to it.
440263
Best to ask them.... we only provide hardware. You should really call the carrier/service provider to see if this unit will work on their network.
564450
In Whitelist mode, the only incoming calls will be from numbers you input/program into the system. I've noticed if any number, other than the ones I allow, the phone will ring once and then stop. I got this for my mother who received relentless telemarketer calls and others scamming for something, but this has worked perfectly. Only her friends and family can get through. Hope this helps.
959480
Have no idea, ha e not had that problem. I have on occasion got message emergency calls only, which I find baffling as that's why I have the phone, but it won't put a call through when that message comes up, I think it's because the phones are cheap junk, but all I can afford.
1124885
I suggest calling your carrier directly. The will be able to activate it or give the correct number to activate it.
1792845
It should work just fine but be sure to call Century Link to make sure they are using ADSL 2/2+ and not VDSL. This will NOT work with VSDL.
1981871
If the base station phone is working, then I'd suggest unplugging the base station and putting it in another phone jack in the house. The only time I've gotten that display was when my FIOS line was accidentally cut. It just sounds like the base station isn't communicating with the handsets. I have two different cordless base stations in my house, and haven't had a problem, but that doesn't mean it couldn't happen.
1002541
Yes. We have stuck with our wired telephone service from CenturyLink (formerly Qwest) so that we continue to enjoy telephone access even if there's a power outage. I understand that the phone company provides a trickle power supply so the wired phone continues to be operable.
308626
I did the same thing. I have 1.5 Meg line from centurylink and it works fine. I tried it on a 5 meg line and it works good.