To Next PageTo Next PageWhat causes noise, interrupted sound, or delayed sound during a conversation on my Panasonic KX-TGP550 T04 Cordless Telephone?
Noise, interrupted sound, or delayed sound during a conversation on your Panasonic Cordless Telephone may be caused by someone using a computer connected to the same network as the unit. Also, confirm the speed of your Internet connection; the unit requires 100 kbps for each upstream and downstream.
General| GAP compatible | Yes |
|---|---|
| Speakerphone | Yes |
| Caller ID | Yes |
| Color | Black |
| SIP protocol | Yes |
| Call waiting | Yes |
| Conference call | Yes |
| Call forwarding | Yes |
| Redialing | Yes |
| Microphone mute | Yes |
| Backlight display | Yes |
| Ethernet LAN | Yes |
| Power over Ethernet (PoE) | Yes |
| Voicemail | Yes |
| Intercom | Yes |
| Maximum Indoor Range | 50 m |
| Maximum Outdoor Range | 300 m |
| Voice codecs | G.711 |
| Ethernet LAN data rates | 10, 100 Mbit/s |
| Headset Jack | Yes |
| Power Source | AC |
| Type | Cordless Telephone |
General introduction to the SIP Cordless Phone functionality.
Explains how to operate and customize the KX-TGP500/KX-TGP550 phone.
Details the components and feature differences of the KX-TGP500 and KX-TGP550 series.
Describes configuring features through the Web user interface.
Information on making emergency calls and system dependency.
Lists available accessories like rechargeable batteries and headsets.
Instructions on registering additional handsets to the base unit.
Identifies and explains the functions of handset buttons and controls.
Identifies and explains the functions of base unit buttons and controls.
Explains the meaning of different light patterns on the base unit's STATUS indicator.
Details handset and base unit display items, icons, and their meanings.
Covers setting display language and confirming phone numbers/line status.
Step-by-step guide to making calls using the handset.
Instructions for using the speakerphone function on the handset.
How to adjust receiver or speaker volume on the handset.
Using the redial list to make calls and manage entries.
Procedures for answering incoming calls on the handset.
Covers auto talk, ringer volume, temporary ringer off, hold, and mute functions.
Guides on transferring calls and establishing conference calls.
Step-by-step guide to making calls using the base unit.
Instructions for using the speakerphone function on the base unit.
Using the redial list to make calls from the base unit.
Procedures for answering incoming calls on the base unit.
Covers adjusting ringer volume, temporary ringer off, hold, and mute.
Guides on transferring calls and establishing conference calls via the base unit.
How to add, find, and call phonebook entries using the handset.
Procedures for editing, erasing single, or erasing all phonebook entries.
Assigning and using speed dial keys on the handset.
Transferring phonebook data via the Web user interface.
How to add, find, and call phonebook entries using the base unit.
Procedures for editing, erasing single, or erasing all phonebook entries on the base unit.
Assigning and using speed dial keys on the base unit.
Copying entries between handsets and the base unit.
Introduces customizable features accessible via menus or direct commands.
Step-by-step guide to programming features using the handset's menu system.
Using feature codes for quick access to programming options.
Configuring call forwarding modes, numbers, and ring counts.
Setting the handset to reject incoming calls on selected lines.
Rejecting calls that do not provide a phone number.
Storing and managing numbers to block unwanted calls.
Enabling the unit to make calls anonymously.
Assigning custom names to handsets for intercom identification.
Setting the date, time, and AM/PM format for the unit.
Steps to download and install software updates for the base unit.
Checking the current and new software versions of the base unit.
Introduces customizable features for the base unit via menus or direct commands.
Step-by-step guide to programming features using the base unit's menu system.
Using feature codes for quick access to base unit programming options.
Configuring call forwarding modes, numbers, and ring counts for the base unit.
Setting the base unit to reject incoming calls on selected lines.
Rejecting calls without a phone number via the base unit.
Storing and managing numbers to block unwanted calls on the base unit.
Enabling the base unit to make calls anonymously.
Setting the date, time, and AM/PM format for the base unit.
Steps to download and install software updates for the base unit.
Checking the current and new software versions of the base unit.
Overview of features programmable through the Web user interface.
Activating the Web user interface for programming on a computer.
Process for registering new or existing handsets to the base unit.
Cancelling a handset's registration from the base unit.
Explains Caller ID features, missed calls, phonebook name display, and Ringer ID.
Viewing the caller list, calling back, editing, erasing, and storing entries.
Information on how voice mail service works with the phone system.
Methods for checking and listening to new voice mail messages.
Setting the handset message indicator to flash for new voice mail.
Making, answering, and transferring intercom calls between handsets.
Making and answering intercom calls between handsets and the base unit.
Using auto intercom to listen to a room where a handset is located.
Paging a misplaced handset to locate it.
Instructions for attaching a belt clip and mounting the charger or base unit.
Explains common error messages and their corresponding causes/solutions.
Provides solutions for common problems like the unit not working or no dial tone.
Addresses issues related to programming features and unit behavior.
Explains the status indicator lights on the base unit and their meanings.
Solutions for battery issues and problems with making/answering calls or intercom.
Troubleshooting Caller ID display and handling liquid damage to the unit.
Details standards, frequency range, RF power, power source, and network interface.
Specifies power consumption for base unit/charger and operating environment conditions.
Lists trademarks and copyright notices for software and product components.
Copyright and license conditions for the NetBSD kernel used in the product.
License conditions for software developed by the OpenSSL Project.
