"Jono" <nothanks@blueyonder.invalid> wrote in message
news:mn.6cb67d7394539941.48968@blueyonder.invalid...[color=blue]
> Port Admiral Haynes wrote :
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>>>> Any suggestions?
>>>
>>> Out of interest (I'm sure I know the answer) if you power off your
>>> adapter & call your BT number, what shows up on the display?
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>>
>> Thanks you for your continuing help. With the ATA powered off the caller
>> display is correct showing all digits of the incoming number.[/color]
>
> I wish I was actually helping, though.
>
> Where's a Brian when you need one? Just you mark my words, two'll turn up
> at once!
>
> It would be simpler if we could view your config......have you anywhere
> you could upload your html file? Even if it's as an attachment to a forum
> post, somewhere like <http://voxilla.com>
>
> Incidentally, have you had a look round the Voxilla Linksys forum to see
> if anyone else is having similar problems?
>
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Further Info! I have found out that both DECT phones I have tried have a 8
character display when storing names in their internal phone books (A
Binatone Fusion 2200 and an NTL VS2000) I have just tried an older Phillips
DECT 121 - this has no ability to store names in its memory - and the caller
ID is perfect on this.

Is it therefore that the phones I am using think(!) that the caller display
info they are receiving is a string of characters rather than number?