I installed ATT U-verse Dec 2011 and have beeping noises that the person on the other end of the line hears (I don't hear the beeps). After several calls to tech support, one technician said that it had to do with my Panasonic cordless phone. Has anyone else experienced this type of problem?
If you are using a DSL modem to access the internet you have to install a filter on the line to keep the noise from modem out of the phone. If you don't have one, your phone company usually provides them for free.
SOURCE: not able to dial out
I doubt that Sandyka77 solution is correct. I have the same problem with base unit as well.
SOURCE: Kepad beeping while using MagicJack
I have the same problem with the key pad beep during telephone
conversations and I hace a Uniden 5.8ghz phone.
So its not just panasonic 5.8 ghz phones that do the beeping.
SOURCE: we just installed ATT-uverse & our incoming calls don't work
I have the same issue with incoming call not displaying (call waiting). Contacted ATT Unverse customer service and was advise this is a technical issue at their end and no resolution before year end. I was not a happy camper to learn this and was not informed up front when service was installed.
SOURCE: my panasonic cordless phone model # KX-TG2258S the
Do you even hear white noise? If not, it sounds like your phone's speakers may be broken, or it has water damage. If your landline is connected to more phones, ask yourself these questions:
Do all of the phones have this problem? If so, it's a problem with your connection, not the speaker.
Is there a volume button anywhere on the phone or the base? Try turning it up.
Do my phones make a "beep" noise when i push the buttons? If not, did they used to? If they don't, then it's likely that the speaker is no longer working properly.
You may need to contact panasonic and see if they will replace it for you.
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- Frankie
SOURCE: My att cordless phone mics
It's not that the handsets have bad mics, the problem is in the base unit. That's what's sending audio into the phone line, and something has gone wrong there. Try unplugging the power from the base and give it a minute, then reconnect the power. This will allow the computer inside to reset and may straighten out the trouble. If it doesn't, you're probably best off replacing the system.
AT&T doesn't say anything on their site about service, just to call their Customer Support and Service Center at 1-800-222-3111 for more information. If your phone is out of warranty, it's probably easier and maybe less expensive to buy new.
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