- Wed 25th Apr 2018, 22:27
#5285
I recently bought a Gigaset N300IP and tried setting it up with my four existing SL56 handsets. Since these handsets didn't fully support the N300IP I decided to replace them with C430HX handsets. I'm now trying to register the four new C430HX handsets with the N300IP, but I can't seem to register more than two handsets at a time - i.e. when I register a third, one of the other two seems to get "forgotten" - it asks me to re-register it with a base.
Looking at the N300IP web config I can see that, even after doing a factory reset from the Reboot and Reset menu, it shows four registered handsets. None of these has a device name, the Firmware version for each is set to 0.0 and the Status of each is "unknown". I'm guessing that the N300IP can only have a maximum of 6 handsets registered to it, and that this is the reason why I can only register two of my C430HX handsets at any one time.
The question is, how can I get the N300IP to "forget" the 4 existing handsets that it seems to have registered (probably the original SL56 handsets)?
Looking at the N300IP web config I can see that, even after doing a factory reset from the Reboot and Reset menu, it shows four registered handsets. None of these has a device name, the Firmware version for each is set to 0.0 and the Status of each is "unknown". I'm guessing that the N300IP can only have a maximum of 6 handsets registered to it, and that this is the reason why I can only register two of my C430HX handsets at any one time.
The question is, how can I get the N300IP to "forget" the 4 existing handsets that it seems to have registered (probably the original SL56 handsets)?
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