Gordon Henderson wrote:[color=blue]
> OK. If my client wants to fork out for it, I may just give it a go..
> (And they already have 2 DECT phones, one on an analogue port on their PBX
> and one on the fax machine, I'm having problems weaning them off them
> and onto Desk phones (leaving the DECT phone for times when they really
> need to wander), so if they all had their own DECT phone it would solve
> everything... (or create a new set of issues ;-)[/color]

Wandering is good though :)
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> I did have issues a while back though, which is why I'm asking. I had
> 3 DECT base-stations in the same location and when the 3rd one was
> powered on, the other 2 would be come unreliable - bad voice quality,
> or the handsets failing to register with the base stations. However,
> the 3rd one was some weird USB Skype device, so who knows what it was
> really doing... It did claim to be GAP compliant though.[/color]

Did the third one have a CE mark? Sounds like it is spewing some EMC.
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> Hm. I bet it's quite a few £££ though! Their "Kirk" range seems to have
> VoIP capability. Might drop them a line...[/color]

VoIP does not always imply SIP.

loads of pounds. Also a professional survey and install.

Tim