Landline Phone Speed Dialer - Auto Dial & Hotline Program for 200 Numbers | Fast Call Setup for Home & Office Phones | Perfect for Elderly & Business Use
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SKU:52421042
Product Description
This portable dialer can store up to 200 frequently phone numbers. Use 2-5 digit trigger digits e.g. *1 (up to 9 numbers) or *12 (up to 99 numbers) or *123 (up to 200 numbers) or *1234 (up to 200 numbers). Speed Dialer Specifications: ▶ Easy to install and program (Comes with do-it-yourself installation & programming instructions) ▶ Works on any analog phone line (PSTN, VOIP) that is FSK or DTMF compatible ▶ Telephone line powered (requires no external power supply or batteries) ▶ Retains programming even if disconnected from phoneline ▶ It can be programmed using any analog phone ▶ Each frequent telephone number can be up to 25 digits long (total lengh, including pauses,#, *) ▶ Supports hot dialing function (auto dials a string of up to 40 digits (including pauses, # and *). ▶ Supports digits 0-9, #, *. You can also add 0.5 second delay when using the special sequence of #2, and you can use #2 multiple times to keep adding .5 second delays when entering the numbers you wish to speed dial in the dial out register. ▶ Size: 4.2" x 2.5" x 1.1"
Customer Reviews
I ordered this speed dialer because we've recently switched to AT&T Voice digital phone service, and they don't offer speed dialing.Received it Monday, December 10, 2018, and it works like a charm. Setup is a snap, as is programming the speed dial numbers.When ordering, I wondered if it would interfere with vertical service codes from the phone company such as *69 for Call Return or *70 to cancel Call Waiting, since you use the * plus two, three, or four digits to invoke speed dialing. I'm happy to say that it doesn't. The dialer only reacts if you hit * plus a speed dial position which is programmed. If you're using two-digit entries, you just avoid programming the vertical service codes you actually want to use, and everything works out just fine.Also, the dialer doesn't obscure what's happening on the actual phone line in any way, so if you have a stutter dial tone indicating you have voicemail waiting, you'll still hear it.
