Our phone only rings once most of time & doesnt register the caller

If you have a landline, most likely you have a short in it. Not enough to kill line, but, when the 90 volts a.c. comes in to ring it jumps short. The short answers the phone.. It doesn't stop out going but can cause static. Check the line at the box outside. if bad there call your phone company, if good there, trouble is in house

This phone has one mode to configurate the "number of the rings" you need to programer this "time" Enter to this option always search as inside "MENU" follow your user manual also.

IF your phones have the option to recognize caller ID and disable the ring for those not registered, this MIGHT be the problem.

If this is the case, turn off the caller ID blocker as you have not registered anyone to let the calls through.

When you entered the person into the phonebook on the phone, did you include the area code? It's wierd because it won't register who is calling if the phone number in the phonebook does not match exactly how it is coming in on the caller id. Try this, if it doesn't help let me know.

it an alarm go into your alarm settings and switch it off

see if it is turned off at the provider. ring and ask for the codes to turn them on and off.

Have you tried using a diffrent phone as a test phone to make sure that caller id is working properly? Typically caller id takes 2 rings to register.

Hi,

I had this problem once and on my phone I would get one ring and then it would stop. Checking the phone I saw I missed a call. I live in the mountains of Puerto Rico and I believe what is happen is the network plays the rings for the caller but the phone isn't doesn't get the signal or start ringing until 3 or 4 rings later. In other words the caller has already heard 4 or 5 rings and has given up. While you have heard only one ring and when you got to the phone you already missed the call. I told my friends to let it rings more then 5 times before giving up and that worked.

Registering Handsets to the Base
Whichever handset you choose to charge in the base is automatically
registered to the base. Any additional handsets must also be registered to
the base before you can use them.
Be sure both handsets are fully charged.
One at a time, place each handset in the base. The charge/in use LED on
the base begins to flash, indicating the base is registering the handset.
Wait for at least five seconds, then pick up the handset and press
[talk/flash]. If the display shows TALK, the handset is registered. If not,
place the handset in the base to try again.
Press [end] and continue with the next handset.
Note:
Once both handsets are registered, it doesn’t matter which
handset is placed in the base or the charger.
When you charge the handsets, Caller
ID summary screen and the name of
the handset appears.

This can be find from uniden website.
http://www.uniden.com/pdf/DXAI4588-2om.pdf

This is a feature from your phone company you may have to pay extra for. Caller ID information is normally transmitted just after the first ring. When you are using call waiting there is no ring.