AT&T 2-Line Corded Telephone with Caller ID and Speakerphone - 992
Advanced American Telephones designs and produces the AT&T telephone products - the products that millions of people enjoy every day. The voice quality, product selection, and reliability make AT&T telephone products your best choice. AT&T telephone products reflect a long and distinguished history of product excellence dating back over 100 years. Today, this product line is one of the most extensive in the industry, including corded and cordless phones, answering systems, and phone-related accessories.PRODUCT FEATURES:2-Line Operation;Speakerphone;100 Name/Number Directory;3-Party Conferencing (for multi-line systems);Automatic Line Selection;Distinctive Ringing Tones;English/Spanish/French Setup Menu;Flash;Handset Volume Control;Headset Compatible (2.5mm jack);Hearing Aid Compatible;Hold;Last Number Redial;Line Status Indication;Mute;Rapid Scroll;Switchable Data Port;Table/Wall Convertible.
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I called AT&T, and they were unable to offer any help. I purchased this phone to use for two business phone lines in my home. I tested this phone with the headset on all three phone lines in my home and could hear the radio signal on all lines. I didwith a Panasonic. Immediately and constantly, a radio station signal with the Gospel Hour playing could be heard by both myself and the person on the other end of the phone. This problem did not occur on any of my three phone lines when I tested the headset on the other telephones in my home. Their only response was that I needed to replace the telephone.
The main problem I saw from the start was that the speaker did not work well when trying to retrieve my messages, which is set up through my phone company. The speaker would constantly cut in and out, necessitating that I pick up the handset in order to be able to hear the entire message. I purchased a corded headset, which plugs into the 2.5mm outlet on the side of the telephone. The signal could not be heard when using the handset or speakerphone, but only through the headset.
Pushing the buttons more slowly seems to correct the problem. The old phones worked well but their call waiting feature did not work everytime and you could not review the call list, it would only scroll foward, not in reverse. The phones have a nice price and if you're not a high speed button pusher, they work well. I bought two of these phones to replace some that were the same brand. The display will register that you hit the number but apparently it doesn't "dial" it. The new phones have a nicely lit display and the call list will work in both directions, but I have discovered that if you push the numbers too quickly, your call may not go through.
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