Binatone 1910 flashing not registered to base

If you still have access to the old base you can de-register the handset by following a simple process. You will have to de-register all handsets registered to that base.

• Make sure that all handsets are out of the telephone

base and chargers before you begin deregistration.

• Press and hold /HANDSET LOCATOR on the telephone

base for about 10 seconds (until the IN USE light starts to
flash), then release the /HANDSET LOCATOR button.

• Immediately press /HANDSET LOCATOR while the

IN USE light is still flashing. (The light flashes for about
seven seconds. If the light stops flashing, start again with Step 1.)

• It takes up to 10 seconds to complete the deregistration process. Wait

Check for dialing tone by pressing 'Talk On' phone button.
If no tone, check cord at base station and the phone socket is correctly plugged in at both ends using the original cord supplied.
If still no dial tone, check the phone at another phone connection to establish if either the phone or the line is faulty. Address for
Binatone support at this link: http://binatoneglobal.com/support/

Most of the newer phones have a feature that quiets the ringtone when you touch the phone or move it. You can deactivate this feature in the settings menu. I hopes this helps you..

Go to the main site and register to use the service.

magicJack

You may view/download the user guide at http://www.fixya.com/support/p6357379-binatone_lifestyle_1910_twin_cordless_ph/usermanual-CF19F74-pdf

It needs to be re-registered to the base, if I knew which Binatone phone you had I could have advised. Either comment to supply the model name or call 0845 345 9677 (Binatone Helpline).

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Hi, I solved this issue this morning. "Searching" means the handset cannot find the signal from its base, and if you check your base, it's more likely than not, dead. In my case, I checked this by pressing any button on the base, i.e. answer phone etc., there was no response (although the handset seems to recharge power fine for some reason).

Therefore, I went and bought a new cheap GAP compatible (binatone 1800 Single at Comet - 14.99). I then set up the base, put it in the registration mode as per the binatone instruction. Then on the Phillips CD245 handset and gone through the above registration procedure... and Voila! It worked.

Now I have a brand new base that came with 1 new handset of its own, and 3 additional CD245 handsets which are all registered with this base. So far, the sound quality is good (no different from the previous genuine set) and they retained all the telephone numbers registered with the handset.

I don't have any high regards to binatone specifically as a brand because our last corded phone system was rubbish and died shortly after 12 months guarantee but to me it looks as if GAP compatible cordless phones have certain life-span however cheap or expensive they are (while handset seem to last much longer). Threrefore, there is more incentive to buy a cheap base new (of any make that are GAP Compatible) then connect your old handset to this base and live on 12 months manufacturer's guarantee and hopefully more. On the web, I saw some comments that are saying GAP Compatible phones and base sometimes do not successfully register each other (despite even being of the same make or brand). Obviously the users make such attempt at her/his own risk but I can confirm that the above combination worked for me.

Just for info, to do the registration successfully, the both base and handset must be in "Registering" mode. First, to get the base in the registration mode, you have to press <page> (a paging function for handset in case you cannot find where they are - usually button that says <page>or speaker with sound symbol on the base) more than 5 seconds, then the base is in the "Register Mode"(though you will hear no beep). You can then go through the procedure you describe on the handset and the handset should beep with assigned number no more than 10 seconds after it flashed "Waiting".

I hope this is helpful.

Best,
Ken

The above, however, works only if the Base is still functioning.