Features:
- Stand-alone digital answering machine with 19-minute storage time
- Records up to 100 messages
- Offers full remote access, including 2 toll-saver dialing options
- Multi-speed playback, including 0.5x, 1x, and 2x speeds
- Number announce, message alerts, call screening, non-volatile memory
Description:
Manage your calls with versatility and convenience using AT&T's model 1719 digital answering machine. The device holds 19 minutes and up to 100 voice messages, all of which are committed to non-volatile memory so you'll never lose a message--incoming or outgoing--in the event of a power failure. When you're home, take advantage of a variety features designed for convenience. Announcement monitor lets you hear, if you wish, the outgoing announcement and resultant messages. Number announce verbally announces an incoming telephone number before you answer the call. Number store causes the system to announce a caller's number as it plays back a message. Call screening/intercept lets you pick up after someone has begun leaving a message. Audible message alerts beep every 15 seconds when you have new messages. Multispeed playback lets you listen to messages at half, normal, or double speed. You can also choose to accept calls from blocked numbers or present callers with a message alerting them that you do not accept calls from blocked numbers. When you're out, you'll enjoy full remote operation for everything from playing and deleting messages to recording new announcements, recording memos, listening to voice help, and setting the clock. A handy two-setting toll-saver feature lets you configure the device for 2/4 (so you hear just two rings before the machine picks up when you have messages and four rings when there are none) or 4/6 (four rings with messages, six without). A telephone is not required for operation, though telephone service is. What's in the Box
Answering machine with single fixed RJ-11 phone-jack cable, AC power adapter, and a user's manual Note: Number announce/store and the blocked-number feature require caller ID, a paid service from your local phone company.
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