We can hear incoming calls but callers cannot hear us. ditto if we ring out.

• Begin the transfer. With the caller on the line, press the "Transfer" key. The caller will automatically be placed on hold and you will hear a dial tone.
• Connect the caller to the other party. Dial the extension of the party you wish to reach. When you hear the extension ring or after you've announced the caller, complete the transfer by pressing "Transfer" a second time. If the person does not wish to receive the call, press "Release" to disconnect from the dialed extension. Press the key beside the flashing arrow on the LCD indicator where the various lines are displayed to return to the caller.
• Cancel an incomplete transfer. If you make an error when dialing and need to retrieve the caller, simply press the key beside the flashing arrow on the LCD indicator.


• Park an incoming call. Parking a call at a designated extension allows the recipient to answer the call from any phone in the facility. With the caller on the line, press the "Park" key twice. If your system designates a particular extension for parked calls, the caller will be held at that extension. Otherwise, the caller is held at your extension. To specify an extension for a parked call, press "Park," dial the desired extension and press "Park" a second time. Replace the handset.
• Retrieve a parked call. On any system phone, press "Park" and dial the extension on which the call is parked. You will be connected to the caller.

Panasonic customer support.

Check your phone wiring in the wall socket is ok

in profile management under caller settings you should find an option there to set the number of rings before timing out. Set it to whatever your preference is and it should solve your problem. otherwise it may be a provider issue, try calling AT&T and explaining what's going on.

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In most cases, the ring tone callers hear (incoming ring tone) is controlled by your cellular service provider.

Try this first: (On the Internet) Sign-in to your cellular account. On your account page, look for a link that directs you to your incoming ring tones (or similar). There, you can change your incoming ring tone.

If you're unable to do that, contact your cellular provider's Customer Support. They can assist you in changing your incoming ring tone.

Depends on the software installed on the computer that "answers" the incoming telephone-call.
You could program it to a "silent" ring for certain telephone-numbers -- the caller hears the "ringing" sound, but you don't hear anything.

MY PHONE RING GOES ON AND OFF BUT WHEN ON AND IF RINGS NO ONE CAN HEAR ME NOR I CAN HEAR THEM
PLEASE HELP

I received no ID on my incoming calls. I have ensured caller taking ID is checked "ON" in phone options but some reason I do not have caller ID on my incoming calls. Anyone help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

cannot hear incoming calls or outgoing calls