Broadband Talk handset numbering on Home Hub 2B

Upgraded recently from an old Home Hub 1 to a 2B version.
Initially, I made a bit of a mess in registering the two former handsets used for BBTalk access and as an internal intercom. Therefore I used the De-register all handsets option from the Hub's menu so as to start again from a "clean sheet".
However, it seems that the de-register option doesn't actually remove all the previous settings as I'm now left with a mess as to the internal numbers assigned for intercom calls between handsets. Handset 2 is now No.4 and Handset 1 responds to internal calls to Nos. 1, 2, or 3! All I wanted was what I had previously, ie Handset 1 assigned as No.1 and Handset 2 assigned as No.2 with Handsets 3 & 4 spare.
While its only a minor irritation, I'd like to tidy it up. Any ideas please?
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mcpaddy wrote:
David_F wrote:
mcpaddy wrote:
The home hub 2 type b has the buggiest firmware known to man, if you have an un-altered backup of the home hubs firmware, I would replace it and start again as the firmware still saves previous states even though you have reset it back to factory defaults.
I'm beginning to realise that the internal workings of the 2B does not accord with its smart black exterior! I do have a slightly used HH2A that a friend gave me when my old HH1 started having problems with ADSL2+.
Does your experience suggest that a 2A is a less bug-prone device than the 2B?
Just about everyone on this forum suggest the type A HH2 rather than the type b it simply has been out long enough to have had most of the bugs worked out of it, Where as the type b has had an obscene amount of complaints about it from unable to media share, unusable connections, loss of hub phones I could go on all day lol
Having the option of either a used HH2a or a new HH2b available, I took your advice and changed over to the HH2a. Now in respect of intercom calls between the (now) three handsets (a 2.1, an old 1010, and a really ancient DECT phone), the HH2a does "what it says on the tin" with each handset allocated just a single internal number to call even after de-registering and re-registering.
So telephony-wise I'm sorted with the HH2a. Many thanks.

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(Posting on behalf of a friend).
Good morning,
Having recently got a the latest home hub (recieved as part of upgrade to broadband package) I currently do not have a working broadband connection. Have been unable to get BT on the phone so posting here (hopefully for a resolution).
The Homehub 5 goes through its start up procedure then goe straight to a flashing red light. It has been installed just over a month and was working at the start of this time.
We have tried leaving it to cool down, removing the phones so only the broadband is plugged in and even resetiing it through the procedure identified in the help documentation. Each time, the same result.... flashing red light!
According to the BT website, the flashing red broadband light means probelm with the broadband line. Is there anything we can do on our end or should we try BT again?
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Hi i have lost access to my broadband WIFI ( i have BT home hub) and despite trying everything inc turnin everything off, reinstalling onto ipad nothing is working I do have access on my desk top so i dont think its a broadband issue any ideas? miss my Ip

Hi Twice recently I have lost access to my BT homehub broadband wifi have tried all sorts inc turning everything off from router through tried also to disconnect my Ipad accedd and then reinstall but again no joy Im not very tech savvy so basic instructions please
I stll have access to broadband on my desk top so i dont think the problem is with provider or router more like the connection between my router and my Ipad
please can anyone help really lost without my IPad have using my desktop now
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Do you have other mobile devices that can connect to your wifi with out issue?
Try this:
Reboot ipad by pressing and holding both the home and sleep/wake buttons at the same time until the apple logo appears on the screen, then let go. Then try to connect to network.
Go to settings, Toggle airplane mode on/off. Make sure bluetooth is off. Turn on wif (airplane mode off). Try to connect.
Reset Network Settings
Go to settings/general/reset/reset network settings. Then try to connect to network.
If its your home router, then reboot router by unplugging for 5-10min. (do this while you're resetting network settings).
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How can I disable Broadband Talk

Signed up for Anytime Internet and calls, but when dialling out the hub phone uses the Broadband Talk number rather than the landline number which I'd like to use as I don't get charged on that line. Didn't ask for Broadband talk line for it to be the default one. Anyone know why this is and how I can disable it to use the landline number only? Thanks

copied from BT help pages
"To remove all Broadband Talk accounts:
Open an Internet browser window and type in http://bthomehub.home
When the BT Home Hub web page has loaded, click on the 'Advanced' link on the left hand menu.
The web page on the right will change. Click on the 'Continue to Advanced ...' link on this new page.
The BT Home Hub will ask you to enter your username and password. What is the username and password for my BT Home Hub or Voyager router?
On the left hand menu choose 'Telephony' and the right hand page will change.
On the new page scroll down until you see the heading 'Telephone Numbers'.
Below this heading you will see all the Broadband Talk numbers set up on your BT Home Hub. To clear the number from the BT Home Hub click on the 'Delete' link to the right of the Broadband Talk number. Repeat this until all the numbers are cleared.
Click on 'Apply' and close the Internet browser window.
You have successfully removed all of the Broadband Talk accounts from your Home Hub.
This will disable your broadband talk."
Alternatively you can dial "5" before each number, which will cause the call to default to your landline.
If you are never going to use the extra free number, then you ask BT to cease it.
There are some useful help pages here, for BT Broadband customers only, on my personal website.
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Voicemail Broadband Talk

In April I subscribed to BT's Infinity service and after a day or so I setup my Broadband Talk number. I've used it a few times to make calls by plugging in an old handset into the Home Hub to make out going calls. When I wasn't using Broadband Talk for an out going call I unplugged the handset as I didn't have the voicemail service switched on.
I recently purchased a hub phone for my Home Hub so I could make more use of the service and also start to use it for incoming calls. As I have a phone always connected I thought I'd better switch on the voicemail service. I've logged into the Broadband Talk settings page (https://service.btbroadbandvoice.bt.com/selfcare/consumer/adminOverview.do) and then clicked on the link to add voicemail. I choose the option and click on submit and I always get the following message back
I've been trying to add voicemail for the last couple of days but every time I try I keep getting the same message. Which number or email address at BT do I need to contact about this?
Thanks for any help you can provide
Darran West
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Hi Tubaloopy,
Thanks for the post and welcome to the forum.
I can help you add Voice mail to your Talk service. Please drop me an email to [email protected], include your BT account details, Broadband Talk telephone number and the link to this thread.
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Setting up bt home hub with airport extreme and timecapsule

Hi I am running BT Broadband direct into a BT Home Hub (Black version) then ethernet into an airport extreme.
Timecapsule then extending the apple network and an iMac ethernet into the timecapsule
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Nigel

Introducing wireless repeater or bridge causes double hopping wireless. It greatly reduces speed and efficiency of wireless. I am not 100% sure I understand your arrangement. But there are limited wireless channels and the result of many wireless devices fighting each other is bad.
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3. Wireless extending networking adds issues as stated. Get rid of this. The best method is to link the TC and AEBS by alternative.. ie ethernet is the best by huge margin. If you cannot do this in your house then use EOP adapters. They are not foolproof but if they work, they keep working with reliability and stabilty and speed that wireless cannot match. You can then run the AEBS and TC as roaming WAP, by using different channels but same SSID (wireless name), and security settings and passwords.

BT Home Hub doesn't recognise NAS

My daughter has a new BT Broadband connection with a BT Home Hub (the black semi-circular one).
We tried connecting her old Buffalo NAS to the router using ethernet. The NAS indicated that it had connected but the hub didn't know anything about it. We did log into the hub and check the devices but no NAS. We tried changing the cable and restarting the hub with no resolution. We also tried connecting another device using ethernet which worked.
The NAS was previously connected to an older BT Home Hub (the smaller square white one) and worked properly.
I brought it home to try on my router (although I am on BT Broadband, I use a FritzBox router) and this worked property.
So, what have I missed on this new type of Home Hub. Any ideas??????
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Make sure the IP ranges match. I can't remember exactly how i done mine but i think i had my buffalo NAS set to a static IP outside the HH3 DHCP range. A factory defaults reset fixed this.
I'm sorry the info ais a little vague and maybe not accurate but the point being my buffalo linkstation did eventually work properly with the HH3 without any other equipment with a bit of fiddling.
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Remove BT Broadband Talk from BT Home Hub

Hi
We've just changed the package we were on with BT, and have been sent an email explaining that we need to remove our BT Broadband Talk service from our BT Home Hub, else it willl effect our bandwidth.
The instructions in the email are for a Software Version 6.2.2.6 or 6.1.1.R, but we have version Software version 8.1.H.U (Type A).
Does anyone know what I'm meant to do? What is Broadband Talk anyway? We've never had a telephone connected to our home hub.
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Julia

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Hi
We've just changed the package we were on with BT, and have been sent an email explaining that we need to remove our BT Broadband Talk service from our BT Home Hub, else it willl effect our bandwidth.
The instructions in the email are for a Software Version 6.2.2.6 or 6.1.1.R, but we have version Software version 8.1.H.U (Type A).
Does anyone know what I'm meant to do? What is Broadband Talk anyway? We've never had a telephone connected to our home hub.
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Julia
Hi. Welcome to the forums.
What a strange request ... BBTalk certainly will not affect your bandwidth, and the service is ceasing in the beginning of 2014 I believe after a year's grace.
Either the email is a fake or sent by mistake. Either way, you can just delete the email.
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These are called VOIP numbers.
The service is incompatible with BTInfinity or for newer hubs (3, 4 or 5) as these hubs are not DECT systems for cordless phones.
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Broadband Talk Problem - hub faulty?

I have recently found several times that telephone numbers stored as Shared Contacts on the hub have disappeared from all the connected handsets. Also it seems that the call lists on the handsets are not being updated and stored. I've tried resetting everything to the factory default and setting up from scratch again, but the problem reappears. Everything used to work fine. I can't find any reference to a similar problem, all I can think is that the hub 2 has developed a fault in storing this stuff. I think the hub is still in warranty, can I get a replacement sent out?

You may be able to get a replacement hub, but the latest hub 3 does not support Broadband Talk or hub phones.
I am guessing that they are probably still sending out hub 2 replacements until stock is exhausted. There are quite a few on the second hand market
If you start a new contract, with the promise of a new home hub, then you Broadband Talk line will be ceased, as its no longer being supported for new orders.
There are some useful help pages here, for BT Broadband customers only, on my personal website.
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Hub for Broadband Talk

Hello, I currently have a BT Voyager 220V ADSL Voice Router for my BT Broadband service. I would however like to upgrade to a wireless hub such as the Home Hub 3.
However I understand there is no phone socket on the back and I will therefore lose my Broadband Talk service which I find useful. Is there a wireless hub available on the market that will still support BT Broadband Talk?
1066Man
PS. This is my first post so I hope I'm doing it right!
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A wireless access point (WAP) has an Ethernet connection to the Voyager 220V. Computers that do not have any built-in wireless cards, will need USB wireless adapters.
Here is an example of a WAP which I own, and works very well.
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and a suitable USB adapter for any computer without a wireless card. I also have one of these.
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I have a BT home Hub 3 with standard BT broadband(no infinity), how do I set up an Apple AirPort Extreme without a stand alone modem? Can I use my current Home Hub

I want to use an Apple AirPort Extreme as my home router but at present I have standard BT broadband using the BT Home hub 3. Can I connect them in some way so I don't need to buy a stand alone modem.
IS THIS POSSIBLE???
1. Would Apple AirPort Express be better and easier?
2. What modem would be suitable if I can't do it any other way?
I AM CURRENTLY USING MY INTERNET WITH PS3,WINDOWS 7 LAPTOP, IPAD AND IPHONE!!!
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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You said that you wanted the layout to look like this:
AT&T 2WIRE Router (wireless off) ---> AirPort Extreme ---> NetGear 16-Port Gigabit Desktop Switch ---> ethernet cabling to ports in most rooms --->
So, we took that at face value....,.but it could look like this if things are more convenient this way, if you prefer:
AT&T 2WIRE > Ethernet Switch > AirPort Extreme and other devices.
- If we include an AirPort Extreme in the overall network setup, are there any potential issues with the 2WIRE router and the AirPort Extreme router "competing" with one another?
No, if you leave the wireless function off on the 2WIRE. If you do want the utilize the wireless on the 2WIRE and the AirPort Extreme, then you want to keep them physically separated by 6-8 feet, or a few meters.
- Do I really need an AirPort Extreme in the final setup?
No, if the AirPort Express will provide enough range for the network.
Or if I just want an extra WAP, can I operate two AirPort Express units (with the same SSID) downstream of a 2WIRE router?
Yes, if both of them are configured to operate in Bridge Mode. If you are using the "wizard" setup utility in AirPort Utility 6.x, the wizard will do this for you automatically.
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You can have as many AirPort Express devices (or AirPort Extreme devices) as you want, as long as each has an Ethernet connection back to the switch.

Home hub 3 broadband light flashing orange & purpl...

Hi,
Broadband has stopped working with a flashing orange & purple broadband light (7 days and counting)
Have phoned bt but they failed to resolve the issue over phone - resetting, power off/on etc. Tried 4 different branded adsl filters, alternative router but still no connection. Only 1 main socket, no extensions connected, doesn't have a test facility(older style socket). Tried 17070 quiet line test - sounds clear. Phone line test reports zero faults.
Details from home hub 3 Broadband > connection tab
Line state: Connected
Data Transmitted/Received (GB): 0.0 / 0.0
Downstream: 7.938 Mbps
Upstream: 448 Kbps
ADSL Settings VPI/VCI: 0/38
Type: PPPoA Modulation: G.992.1 Annex A
Latency type: Interleaved
Noise margin (Down/Up): 16.7 dB / 26.0 dB
Line attenuation (Down/Up): 10.8 dB / 5.0 dB
Output power (Down/Up): 17.9 dBm / 12.4 dBm
FEC Events (Down/Up): 10905 / 0
CRC Events (Down/Up): 11 / 0
Loss of Framing (Local/Remote): 0 / 0
Loss of Signal (Local/Remote): 0 / 0
Loss of Power (Local/Remote): 0 / 0
HEC Events (Down/Up): 31 / 0
Error Seconds (Local/Remote): 121 / 3
Broadband > Internet tab
Connection time: Connecting
I suspect the issue is at the exchange, has bt disconnected me and plugged someone else in? Any thoughts welcome.

you appear to have tried everything suggested by BT for purple/orange flashing constantly and not solved the problem. the help pages then say if that has failed then contact technical support but I would contact the forum mods instead for help
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Home hub 3, broadband connection dropping

Hi, just a few days ago I recived my new home hub 3. The reason I wanted the upgrade from the hub 1 is because the broadband connection would drop and also the old hub would reset it self constantly.
The new hub is much better in terms of not resetting itself, if i try and watch something on 4od etc, youtube, it feels like any stress and the braodband connection drops, I had this on the old hub but it feels like its happening more now.
So much so I decided to make a paint version of my wiring so someone can maybe help me out.
http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r173/guysy1110/routerproblem.png
Sorry the paint image came out much smaller than I wanted.
The main phone line is dowstairs in the lounge, its split into 2 using a 2 way splitter, one goes to the main phone which has a microfilter attached, the other plug leads up to the spare room and there a phone box (sorry not sure what its called) is in place, this box was split into another one because a long time ago there was a router that lived in the spare room (the split box is unused). Probably confusing people now, but the main box upstairs in the spare room is extended into my room and then a microfilter is used and then goes into the hub.
The extension cable is FAR too long, possibly 10m of cable wound up and tucked behind the drawers. Could this be a problem? I guess so.
So my main questions are, if both the router and main phone have new microfilters on, what other causes could keep my router dropping the broadband connection? the extension into my room is FAR too long possibly 10m which is wound up behind my drawers, first off im going to get a shorter cable.
Also the microfilter is closest to the hub, would it be better at the first source downstairs, or even in the spare room?
Any suggestions would be great. thanks.

Im reviving this thread, so far from the phone box upstairs Ive shortened the cable, It still goes into my room but now instead of having a ridiculous 15m amount of calbing unused Its a straight 3m from the other room to mine.
This has slightly improoved things.
However the hub still suffers and drops the broadband connection when under "stress" when the phone rings it sometimes drops, and when downloading files it drops halfway through if the file is large which is a massive pain.
On the downstairs master socket I removed the facia and did a quiet line test on the inside socket, there was no noise. I used a corded phone. I wasnt sure if it mattered but I tested all other sockets using this method and none had any noise.
I phoned BT and was advised to take the hub closest to the master socket, but if i do this I have no wireless card in my PC so cannot connect, The obvious option is to get a wireless card but that will cost money. As will buying the power lines.
Any suggestions? I guess plugging the hub in downstairs and trying to connect to something is the best option.
Any advice please?

BT Broadband with non BT Home Hub

As of yesterday, or maybe even the night before, our broadband (and BT vision) which has been working perfectly for months, no longer works with a Thomson TG585 router. I have a friend with the same setup and they also now have the same problem. Using the normal BT home hub, works fine, so I know there is nothing wrong with the connection itself.
Have BT done anything to their network to stop non BT routers connecting to it? Or added passwords etc to the ADSL authentication as there has never needed to be one.
I know the username in the ADSL should be set to [email protected] with a blank password, and the router gets an IP address, but there is no connection going through. Pinging google DNS 8.8.8.8 doesn't work either, so I know it isn't a DNS issue.

Bt website say on this issue"............Sorry, we can't provide support for equipment you've bought from other suppliers. If you are having problems with equipment purchased from another supplier, please consult the manual or user guide supplied with the equipment or contact the vendor for advice. Hints on configuring a non-BT router You need to ensure that your router is configured to work on ADSL lines in the UK. Within your router's settings you will need to input a telephone number or VPI/VCI standard. In both cases you should check that this is set to 0,38. Most ADSL routers supplied for sale in the UK will be pre-set to this. You also require your BT Broadband username. This was given to you at the time you orderd broadband and is usually made up of [email protected] where 'your' equals your first name and 'name' equals your surname, for example [email protected] BT Broadband does not require that you enter a password to connect, but some routers won't connect to the Internet without a password. If this is the case, enter the word BT....... I have similar issue to solve tomorrow as I just bought a draytek 2710 to replace my hh3. Bob

BT home hub and broadband issues please help!!

This **** thing is driving me crazy.
To get broadband in my house we have to go with BT so signed up about a week and a half ago and got sent a home hub 3.
the thing connected up ok but the flaming internet connection drops out every 5 to 10 mins and its **bleep** annoying.
anyway a couple of days into the contract and the first home hub packs up, phone bt and am on with their broadband technician who i can barely understand for 30 minutes when he decides that the home hub is broke so he send out a new one a few days later......
connect that one up and its exactly the same dropping internet connection all the time and with a day and a half that home hub packed up too!!!!!!!!!!!!!
so i spent another 30 mins on the phone to bt again, no sorry nothing, send me another home hub so thats the third one in under 2 weeks and ive only had it connected for an hour or so and its dropping internet connection about every 5 mins.
effing rubbish
anything i can do ??? cant put up with this for 12 months!!!

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10:10:39, 25 Jan.
(63093.350000) Lease for IP 192.168.1.64 renewed by host SARENTON (MAC 00:17:3f:d7:87:ef). Lease duration: 1440 min
10:10:39, 25 Jan.
(63093.350000) Lease requested
10:10:39, 25 Jan.
Host 00:17:3f:d7:87:ef connected to SSID 'BTHub3-Q92C' at 24 Mbps
10:05:02, 25 Jan.
Host 7c:61:93:1d:1d:2a connected to SSID 'BTHub3-Q92C' at 18 Mbps
10:04:54, 25 Jan.
Host 00:17:3f:d7:87:ef connected to SSID 'BTHub3-Q92C' at 18 Mbps
10:03:20, 25 Jan.
Host 7c:61:93:1d:1d:2a connected to SSID 'BTHub3-Q92C' at 5 Mbps
10:02:21, 25 Jan.
Host 00:17:3f:d7:87:ef connected to SSID 'BTHub3-Q92C' at 11 Mbps
10:00:33, 25 Jan.
Host 7c:61:93:1d:1d:2a connected to SSID 'BTHub3-Q92C' at 18 Mbps
10:00:20, 25 Jan.
Host 7c:61:93:1d:1d:2a connected to SSID 'BTHub3-Q92C' at 12 Mbps
10:00:19, 25 Jan.
Host 7c:61:93:1d:1d:2a connected to SSID 'BTHub3-Q92C' at 11 Mbps
10:00:02, 25 Jan.
Host 00:17:3f:d7:87:ef connected to SSID 'BTHub3-Q92C' at 24 Mbps

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