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As a owner of Beocom 6000 and 2500 I just found out that the Beocom
2500 - which is the OLDER product - offers more options regarding CLIP than the
newer Beocom 6000! Particularly I'm talking about following situation: both
telefones are showing the caller id/number (CLIP); furthermore I have the option
"Call waiting" - so there is a signal that while talking to person A
indicates that someone is calling me too; I think most of us have these options
nowadays!
Now my question: while my Beocom 2500 is showing the number of the
second call Beocom 6000 does not!
Why does the older phone offer a better software than the newer one?
I use Beocom 6000 Mk1 - maybe a software update would fix this issue?
Regards Elmar