I have just bought a Doro 8075 additional handset for my Doro 8075 phone. I can't get the new handset to register to the base unit - I have followed the instructions several times! Any help greatly appreciated. Why won't my additional handset register to the base unit?
-   i dnt have the instructions and im trying to reprogram my phones-   evans81691
Jul 27, 2008
-   We are tryibg to register a Model DCX 750 to a base that is model TRU8885-2. We were told that it could take the place of the TRU8885-2 hand set we lost. We have followed the directions several times and have not been successful.
Disconnected everything for 30 min.
Re connect and placed hand sets individually on the base unit to register. Registration failed comes up on the new hand set (DCX750).
Please advise.
Cheri Clark cheri@cclarkb.com-   cclarkb
Sometimes handsets need to be placed in the base unit to register.
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Solution #3
posted on Aug 08, 2005
Chandler - usenet poster
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If it came with it's own cradle and charger then it should work. Perhaps it's a faulty one. Make sure it's fully charged before you try programming [about 16hrs] then try again. If it still won't log on to the base unit take it back to the shop, take your user manual, make sure you don't leave it there. You can then with the aid of the book go through the progamming sequence with the sales rep so he/she can see your doing it correctly. If you are doing everything you should, and have done at home ask them to change the unit, it may be faulty.
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