Phone flashing,no phonelines - Panasonic KX-TG4500 Phone

tried the battery unplug thing and it didnt work. read elsewhere on the web that if you have directv then unplug the phone line for it and your cordless phones should work. Tried that and sure enough it did. I dont use directv phone line for anything (i order payperview online for example) but still begs the question how u harmonize using phoneline for directv AND have these cordless phones. They worked fine together for 10 months until last nite.....there was a thunderstorm though. Maybe restarting directv would cure that.

All the phones should be connected to the same phoneline, for examble you can pick up the phone in the lower floor and at the sametime on the 2nd floor and you can yell at your staff for free. Without calling any numbers. Also they all should ring at the same time when connected to the same phone line.

I think you currently have the phones on difrent phonelines / numbers.

Also by haveing all the phones on the same phoneline only one call can be made at a time.

Instead of putting all the phones on the same phoneline you could take one phone, on the same phonenumber / line as your desk phone and take it to upstairs. thisway both phones will ring.

It will.
Your modem is using your phoneline.
You can only use either your phone or your modem with the older dial up V 92 modems..
However, modern ADSL broadband modems get around this by using Micro Filters, i do not know if this will work for a V.92 modem.

all you need is the longitus eterneth cable needed to connect to / from the Dynex 4 port Hub ethernet cable plus a host pc on Dynex 4 port ethernet hub, the host pc you need to specify that you are sharing the connection of internet connection through the eterneth, and ready
luck

it sounds like you may have a bad battery, or the battery isnt in properly

hi there it looks like your phones getting fried by the lightning, perhaps the phone cables on the way to your house are getting hit, im not sure if theres such thing as a phoneline surge protector (try a good electrical store) or simply unplug the phone when god gets angry, good luck

The phone wires run from directly from the telephone company connection to the alarm on the red and green. They return on the other two wires. These wires are hooked to your home phones. That's the UL way to do it. The alarm is supposed to be the first device on the telephone line. You can just run a phone line to the alarm panel. There probably is a diagram inside the cabinet door or a phone jack very near the alarm.

You need to change the phone number in the settings menu to reflect the new location. Erase the old, enter the new. Dont forget the area code, if different.

The 100 series (1Mbit) supports up to 25 computers. The 200 series (10Mbit) supports up to 30 computers.

With a HomeLink card installed in your PC, connect your PC to a phone jack using a standard phone cable. Using another standard phone cable, connect the card's other phone cable port to connect to your second PC. Continue to connect up to twenty-five PCs in this way on one chain. If you want to use your telephone, modem, or fax machine, add a two-way splitter to your wall?s phone jack or connect the device to the empty phone jack in the last card at the end of your daisy chain. Daisy-chaining your HomeLink PCs and peripherals can create a simple network that acts in the same way an Ethernet network acts on your PC's desktop. In a HomeLink network, data passes into one side of a port, and continues out from the port?s other side. You can string up to 25 PCs on a single HomeLink network, provided that the entire length of cable does not exceed 150 meters (500 feet). HomeLink networks can send data through existing telephone lines without disrupting your telephone service. If you have PCs on two different floors of your house, plug one of the downstairs PCs into the phone jack in the wall, and you're able to network your PCs upstairs without running excessive amounts of extra cable.