how to change the number of rings on dect 6.0 model cs6219-12 phone
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Janet - CS6219 series does not have an answering system, so you must have voicemail from your service provider. Contact your provider for instructions.
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Looks like up to 12 Handsets, I found it here, Hope that helps!....http://www.uniden.com/cordless-phones/4-handset-dect-60-cordless-phone-with-digital-answering-system/invt/d17804g
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I just went into my Ooma dashboard to see if that could be done and didn't see a way to do it. You can, however, assign a different ring tone to the second line so you can differentiate between which line a call is coming in on.
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No, you have to try different combinations. BUT, it can be easy since there is no specific dialing order and neither the need to dial twice the same digit ("12" will work as fine as "21" or as "1221")
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There are about 10 different ringtones to choose from. Some more annoying than others. I chose the more subtle rings. One for my cell phone, another for my home line so I know which phone is ringing. You can also adjust the volume of the rings. Hope this helps.
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You can set it in 6/4 and then turn the triplet subdivisions on by using the triplet slider at the bottom. Or just set it to a consistent click and do the counting yourself :)
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If it is with Verizon they should be able to change your number pretty easy, all you have to do is dial 611 from your phone and give them your MEID number that's near the battery first
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Gal, my bell was supposed to have different rings but did not. One button for 2 ringers. Same tune on both
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I had 5 handsets set up to mine i can not remember if it was 5 or 6 though.
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Click on the book icon It will show phone book on the window. Press menu/select button. Create New will appear in the window. Press menu/select button again. It will show a place for name in the window. Type in the name. Press menu/select button. Type in number. Press menu/select button. Assign personal ring tone. Press menu/select button. Assign speed dial number. Press menu/select button. You're done.
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On previous models I had you could change the preset stations. But with the new one you can only use the 8 Preset stations. If you have the model with a choice of 3 Stations you select a new station by Holding down the M Button, use the + or - Button to select a Station that is suitable, and then Press either 1, 2 or 3. Hope that helps, Barry.
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The phone lets me know who is calling. I don't think there is the option of a different ring for different callers. Maybe someone else can answer your 2nd question better than me. Also read more about what the technical information about the phone.
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per the handbook (pg 34), it states: If you do not want the first ring from a number on the call block list to sound, turn the first ringsetting to "Off". The default setting is "On". So to answer your question, yes it can be done. Also for any other question, here is the URL from the Panasonic site for the manual. http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/KXTG6841-MUL.PDF
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You have to push. And hold reset button till the numbers blink. Then up or down to change them. Then push set again repeat to change the rest
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the Amazon website for the phone says that there is a newer model - Panasonic KX-TG6844B DECT 6.0 4-Handset Cordless Telephone. I found this by going to the KX-TG6644B phone and it said there was a newer model. When I ordered I got the 5 handset phone and order 1 more extra one. The maximum number of phones for my set is 6. The newer version is also expandable to 6 handsets. Good Luck!
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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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I'd ask the manufacturer - but could set one alarm to respond after 6 rings, another at 7 and the 3rd to 8. Then once the first responds, go into the menu and turn change the response number of rings to 9; then repeat with the second unit and so on. This would be time consuming and would require multiple calls and adjustments.