Thread: Can you make dissimilar DECT phones work together?
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Old 01-02-2008, 11:01   #4
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Re: Can you make dissimilar DECT phones work together?
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Originally Posted by Osem View Post
Our BT cordless phones are not GAP compatible so maybe that's your problem.
First thing I thought before my reply, so a quick check online confirmed that they're both GAP, but looking again online it seems that GAP doesn;t mean a lot as some GAP phones won;t talk to others even different GAP models from the same manufacturers.

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