[huwrugby]

Well, I have solved the issue of Beocom 6000 not accepting incoming calls by moving away from Virgin’s fibre phone service. I’ve ported my home phone to a separate VOIP provider – https://www.voipfone.co.uk/ – others are available. Using a generic VOIP adapter/gateway – Grandstream HT-801 VoIP adapter – the whole Beocom system functions seamlessy again – despite using a very old PSTN base. Virgin take note

[huwrugby]

Well, I have solved the issue of Beocom 6000 not accepting incoming calls after enforced switch by Virgin to phone over fibre via their adapter by moving away from Virgin. I’ve ported my home phone to a separate VOIP provider – https://www.voipfone.co.uk/ – others are available. Using a generic VOIP adapter/gateway the whole Beocom system functions seamlessy again – despite using a very old PSTN base. Virgin take note

[huwrugby]

Dear Guy,

Many thanks for your input.. My Beocom 6000 PSTN connector is as per your illustration on the left with the white dot & the line connections further apart. The Beoline (113068 GB) RJ11 plugs into a B&O adaptor with the pins close together – 3&4 from your description. Further attempts to use the Beoline direct & via Virgin adaptor have failed.

If Isthatteh beotime looks in again has anyone else fed back to him on success with his sequence?

Many thanks both

[huwrugby]

To Isthatthebeotime: I have the same problem having been switched by Virgin to their fibre service using their Hub 3. I have an old Beocom 600o PTSN (c. 1997) but trying this didn’t work for 3 Beocom 6000 MK1’s and one Beocom 6000 Mk2. I’ve now tried to use a Beoline 2 with the Beocom 6000 Mk2 without success. Were you plugging into the Hub 3 directly or via the Virgin provided adaptor? I would be interested if this worked for Paul as well or others? Many thanks

Huw

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