RTX 4088 Access over router/network?

I recently bought the RTX 4088 Skype cordless phone. On initial setup, everything went fine, connected to skype and the router, placed calls, did the firmware upgrade, everything went smoothly. However...
I went to re-register the handset to the base station and it will no longer connect. I have done the following without success:
pulled the batteries from the handset to reset
drained and recharged the handset while the base station was off
used the reset handset function in the handset menu.
powercycled the router
tried several times on the handset screen to register
unplugged the base station from power for a few days
I used to use the Freetalk adaptor. With that device, it would show in the network map under windows 7 or I could go to the IP directly to gain access to the hardware menu.
The RTX4088 does not do any of the above. Does someone know if there is a menu I can access from my web browser, and if so, how do I gain access to it.
Alrternatively, does anyone have any other tips for me to try? I really don't want to return it back to HongKong to ChatAndVision as that will leave me without a device for more than a month.

Worthless the rtx4088.
Not possible contacting Handset to basestation. No coneection via router to internet.
Not working skype and even landline calls. Totally worthless.
No after sales service. Returning this equipment is too expensive (40 Euro) and too complicated caused by custom rules and forwarding.
I have contacted skype and chat and vision.
No one capable enough to take decisions only bla bla bla.
I will quit in future with skype and search for a better solution.
I'm sure this message will not stay very long here.
Skype will not accept critical meanings.
Rgds
Hans

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Hi Nancyh1030,
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Restart the network devicesFollow these steps to restart all the devices on the network.
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Re-enable startup programs and services
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