Thanx for the replies guys! To answer a few questions: * Yes I did the site survey and although I do not remember the numbers I got, I did get a signal lock over 3 on every cell station. Maybe I should try this again to see if anything changed for whatever reason. As per Henry's comments, I will do this again, keeping in mind the handoff issues. The other installs I have done had NO issues, so I have yet to fine-tune the site-survey process. * I WILL check the Crestron website to see what device works in the 2.4ghz range, or just have them power everything down for a test. * I have already ordered a Motorola CLS-1450CB cordless phone (at nearly $300 with shipping!) as a backup-test phone to see if a "regular" wireless phone will work or have the same issues. * Because it's wireless and environmental are at play, I am very ready to refund the $5k for this (or at least the phone system portion) without batting an eyelash to resolve this quickly and move on to bigger and better things. The problem is they think in terms of construction (as he is a developer) and seem to think we only need to "re-measure" and "recut" to fix it...They have no techno-savvy about them and they are in the usual hurry to fix it.
I am open to other ideas, except the one about calling Panasonic to have them visit the site to help resolve the problem... Thanx again!! I shall report back! Thank You, John Berry Lantex Voice & Data Systems San Diego, CA [EMAIL PROTECTED] > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John Berry > Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2005 7:41 PM > To: 'KXT Digest' > Subject: KX-T: Need help with KXTAW848 and Cell Station Wireless > > I have been monitoring this group for years and you are all the best! > > I just installed a KXTAW848 ver1.1 with 4 Cell Station > antennae and 5 KXT 7680 (black) cordless phones in a 4000 > sqft home on top of Mt Soledad in La Jolla, CA. > > Here is the layout: > > The home is less than a mile from major radio and tv > antennae, the home has a wireless Linksys router. The home > has a Crestron system with some kind of transceiver (that > looks like a walk-talkie) in a room near the pool. It has an > elaborate security with video system. > > The KSU and one antenna is in the same closet as the main > rack that has all the stereo and crestron servers. > > The house has a stucco exterior with drywall and wood floors. > There are dimmer switches galore and enough lights to bring > the ships into harbor. > > Problem: > > The phones have great mic volume and we get 4 bars all the > way through the house and outside, but there is a wavering > reception and speaker volume levels do not remain constant, > sounds like you are almost out of range even when you are on > top of the antenna. It seems there is interference from > somewhere, but where? > > I have tried unplugging the antenna nearest to the wireless > router, I have tried unplugging the wireless router, I have > called the Crestron guys and they say they do not transmit > any where near the 2.4ghz frequency, and now homeowner is > furious (as usual in a case like this). > > Do any of you gurus have any suggestions on how to back > track, other than what I have already mentioned, and isolate > the problem. Have any of you had this same scenario? > > > Thank You, > > John Berry, Owner > Lantex Voice & Data Systems > San Diego, CA > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > KX-T Mailing list --- http://kxthelp.com/ > Subscription changes: http://kxthelp.com/mailman/listinfo/kxt > _________________________________________________________________ KX-T Mailing list --- http://kxthelp.com/ Subscription changes: http://kxthelp.com/mailman/listinfo/kxt
