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Companion 3060 sets

Companion 3060 sets

Companion 3060 sets

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I have a client that we service and they had a few companion handsets bad for years-New IT guy starts and finds a few on Amazon-They want me to come in and get them working.

I have never done companion is there some easy process to follow for this ??? Perhaps some documents

RE: Companion 3060 sets

That's something I used to work on. I recall it being Companion 10 or 200?.

I think I have some information available, but I mostly bined it now.

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RE: Companion 3060 sets

Make sure you get Companion handsets for the right country. I'm in Canada and we've had customers buy handsets from Amazon that are only good for the U.S. market due to different laws on radio frequencies in the different countries.

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