On 1/6/2014 8:28 PM, Danny D'Amico wrote:
Any idea why fully-charged DECT Panasonic cordless phones would
keep losing their wireless link lately?
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They're not at all far (fifteen feet) from the base and, this
loss of signal only started happening about a year ago (the phone
is probably about three or four years old).

So, something clearly aged (but the batteries show as fully charged
and I've changed them between handsets anyway).

The error I keep getting (on multiple handsets) is:
No Link. Reconnect base AC adapter.

This happens after, say, a few minutes of talking time, but, it's
erratic. Sometimes I can be on the line for an hour before it
happens; other times it happens within five minutes.

What frustrates me is the lack of debugging techniques.

Reconnecting the phone to the charger doesn't change anything;
nor does placing each of the handsets back into the mother phone
to reinitialize them.

Here's the DECT Panasonic KX-TG6441 phone & handsets:
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Here's the model number plate:
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Googling for that error message, I see it's pretty common; but
I already tried the little that Panasonic suggests:
http://eng-na.faq.panasonic.com/app/...should-i-do%3F

The outlet is working fine; the phone works fine from the base;
it's just the handsets that keep losing their wireless connection.

Anyone else resolve this problem before?
Any debugging hints?

Sounds like interference.

I recently switched to a high-power router and Wi-Max wireless internet.
One or both drove my 2.4GHZ wireless phone crazy. Hardly worked at all,
even up close.
I powered up the spectrum analyzer. Yep they were right on top of
one another.
I switched to a DECT phone, which, as I recall, works on different
frequencies.
Problem got a lot better. I still can't stand too close to the router.