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(More customer reviews)Too bad this product is no longer available. So glad that the Operating Manual has a link here. I forgot how to set the time / date, lost during hurricane outage. We had no answering machine until my search for employment and forced absence from home, family illness out of town, neccessitated one in 1999. The thing has many features and strengths and durability that newer ones lack. What a fine machine, even for people like us who do not care whether we miss a call, most of the time, or not. Thank you for the manual. In Christ, Dorien de Lusignan
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The Sony SPPAQ600 may be lacking in the latest technology, but its value pricing and built-in answering machine make it ideal for budget-minded shoppers. It offers basic cordless calling (original low-band 43 MHz to 49 MHz range) with 25-channel autoscanning. This technology may be considered old-school by some, but it still does the job just fine if you're not overly concerned about security or occasional interference.
The Sony SPPAQ600's answering system offers three individual mailboxes with 15 minutes of message recording capacity. Still not impressed? How about two-way conversation recording or variable speed message playback. The SPPAQ600 will automatically dial a pre-programmed telephone number when a message is received, so you don't have to call in to check for new messages. Additional answering features include call screening, remote message retrieval, voice time/day stamping, voice-guided operation, and visual and audible message waiting indicators.
The Sony SPPAQ600's handset operates on a rechargeable battery pack, which provides up to six hours of continuous talk time or 14 days on standby. The SPPAQ600 comes with everything you'll need including complete user instructions.
What's in the BoxSony SPPAQ600 base unit and handiest, telephone line cord (short and long), battery pack (BP-T16), power adapter, wall bracket and screws, remote control card, user guide, warranty information
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