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Last responder said it gets power from the phone line itself.
That is a negative. If true then when I unplugged both the AC adapter and the ph line plug it would have lost all its SET-UP info instantly. I had to unplug the ph plug and the adapter, take it down to the local Radio-Shack and they then Pluged it into the Ph line and plugged in the AC adapter. All my settings and stored memories stayed in tack as I had set them. So your assumption that the Ph line power keeps the setup chip active is wrong. Also removing the AC adapter did not loose the SET-UP settings. Only thing I wanted to change was "change rings to 2, then announcement to leave a msg after tone goes out. The guy at Radio Shack did replug it in to his ph line, replugged the ac adapter in, and proceeded to change the nr of rings to 2 rings then announce. He did it so fast I could'nt even see which setup key he changed the rings from 7 down to 2. So obviously some kind of chip in the phone does'nt rely on any external power source to keep its setup info active. Joe (someone suggested it might be Flash chip whatever that is.) |
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