DC voltage for RTX DUALphone 4088

Hi,
I'm looking at the Dual phone 4088 for use in my motorhome.
My wireless broadband modem runs on a 12V DC adaptor at home, but I run it directly on 12V when on the road.
Q: What is the DC voltage required by the base station for the Dualphone 4088?
or
Q: What is the DC voltage out put of the AC adaptor supplied with the base station?
cheers

In answer to your question, it is MS putting profit before service & quality. Think about the windows releases that need 'repair before functionality, BUT you still pay full price. My NEW Skype 4088 phone will not access my account, the batteries would not hold a charge, the currency shown is UK, (I'm in Australia) the gift card was two YEARS out of date, no light on the side of the Phone, Yes on the little black box. It will not hold the settings Date 06.01.1970. How old is the darned thing...

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Ok, resolved.
It was to do with the password on the Skype name part of the account that begines with "live:"
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Hi, I've got this problem does not show is contacted, which he calls on your landline, probably would not have wanted to upgrade firmware, you can not help me?

I don't personally own one of those phones. I have used similar devices. If your phone is logged into the same account that has a Skype number, then incoming calls to that number will ring on the RTX phone. You should be able to test it out by calling yourself. If you can visually see the call coming in but can't hear it, make sure the ringer or volume isn't disabled or lowered. Another possibility is if the phone's ringer is defective.

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I can't seem to register my new phone to the basestation. And the instruction are really easy, so I'm thinking is there anything wrong with this new phone. I mean it's only to press the resetbutton on the basestation and put the phone in the charger...--No. Doesn't work!!
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Hi, Michael,
Please file a request for assistance with Skype Customer Service using this link: https://support.skype.com/en-us/faq/FA1170/how-can-i-contact-skype-customer-service
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