Paul, I have sent you a detailed e-mail which provides you with all the options

Paul, The problem with the two handsets is almost certainly a faulty keypad, so you could order a couple of keypads and replace them yourself, I can tell you how to do it. You could get the dealer to do it for you.

I am pleased that you spotted that Andy, you passed today's test Paul, I suggest you use the base which is not pin protected and registered each phone with it. It does not matter if a phone is registered to the other base, after all your objective is to have six handsets working with one base. With regards to the two handsets which will not go into

If you like constant rain and floods, let me know..

Well, based on your feedback I think you have a faulty pcb in the phone which will need to be repaired. You can take it to your B&O dealer or is this something you are willing to deal with yourself with instruction ?

Based on your description I would say the phone has a fault. Have you always had this fault ? Do you have more than one BeoCom 6000 registered to the base ? If so, does the problem happen to the other phones. How long have you had the phone ? Is it still under warranty ?

Yes, Peter is correct, mis-typing on my part, I must do better with my proof reading..

There is an HD upgrade kit for the BeoCentre 6-26 now.

Paul, First of all, sorry for the delay in getting back to you, but today has been a very busy day. Let me take the easy points first, you said:- Two of the handsets that are registered to Base 1 do not access the menu function (when I press dot followed by 7, I just see 7 in the display). Other than that, they are working OK. This problem is not un

Putting aside the technical merits of two way remotes, surely the reason for all this discussion is because many users previously had a facility they liked and it was taken away without any apparent good reason from a users viewpoint. So, most technically focused B&O customers appear to like this facility, but what percentage of total B&O users