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Hi superloopy
Our Voice engineering teams have concluded that the "no number" issue is device specific and not a global issue.
The route cause is located on the handsets’ sensitivity to power fluctuations received from the Hub.
Thank you
Ayisha_B Forum Team,
Your reply to @superloopy saying “Our Voice engineering teams have concluded that the "no number" issue is device specific and not a global issue”
You are reading this from a script as this was mentioned on the thread by ModTeam on page 531.
With so many different handsets and you're saying the route cause is due to sensitivity to power fluctuations received from the hub, this proves Hub 5 is at fault which we have all been saying on here.
Also on page 531 the ModTeam said the list of handsets we tested are: Gigaset C530A Trio Digital Cordless Answer machine, BT8600 Advanced Call Blocker, BT Decor 2600 v2, Panasonic KX-TGJ424EB Digital Cordless Telephone with Nuisance Call Blocker and Answering Machine, Quad Dect. Are they aware of these handsets that have mentioned by everyone on this thread? Please tell your Voice Engineering team of these ones.
BT Premium, BT Dec, BT 8610 Premium, BT46 Big Button,
BT 6660, BT Advanced, BT8500, BT8600, BTD93X
BT2500 Trio, BT6500, BT8610 Digital, BT6600 Advanced and
BT4600 Trio
I agree with CEEJAYTHEDEEJAY, Resolved, that has got to be joke of 2023!
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