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    Default Re: half or full duplex audio

    I had a similar issue in the past. I finally found out that it was due to the Panasonic cordless phone. I don't have the model number handy. It was an older model. Try to use a different phone and see if it fixes the problem.

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    Default Re: half or full duplex audio

    Quote Originally Posted by sr98user View Post
    I had a similar issue in the past. I finally found out that it was due to the Panasonic cordless phone. I don't have the model number handy. It was an older model. Try to use a different phone and see if it fixes the problem.
    Interesting. I also use a Panasonic cordless phone (in particular, this one). I don't think I had it while we had POTS, so I can't compare how it used to be.

    What did you replace yours with?

    -Craig
    Last edited by ctaranto; 02-16-2010 at 08:18 PM.

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    Smile Re: half or full duplex audio

    I too had the same problem, but on Broadvoice though.

    I too had Panasonic 5.8ghz cordless phones.

    On a hunch/splurge, I replaced it with a Panasonic four handset DECT version.

    I do not notice the problem any longer. (Now on VOIPo.)

    Interesting to note; you will not find this limitation (or improvement) in the Panasonic literature or any review online. Odd.

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    Default Re: half or full duplex audio

    Quote Originally Posted by fergessen View Post
    I too had the same problem, but on Broadvoice though.

    I too had Panasonic 5.8ghz cordless phones.

    On a hunch/splurge, I replaced it with a Panasonic four handset DECT version.

    I do not notice the problem any longer. (Now on VOIPo.)

    Interesting to note; you will not find this limitation (or improvement) in the Panasonic literature or any review online. Odd.
    I also find it odd that there's no mention of this issue on the 5.8Ghz Panasonic phones. I'm sure they sold millions of them, and for not one person to blog about it is unexpected.

    -Craig

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    I have a KXTGA545 that doesn't always send zeroes from the keypad, both it and my 6700 have the half duplex problem as well.

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    Default Re: half or full duplex audio

    Quote Originally Posted by patoka View Post
    I have a KXTGA545 that doesn't always send zeroes from the keypad, both it and my 6700 have the half duplex problem as well.
    Appears the 6700 line is a 5.8Ghz unit as well. Maybe all Panasonic 5.8Ghz phones have this issue?

    -Craig

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