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08-12-2007, 08:36 AM
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Re: Unhappy with new phone
Nowhere wrote:
>> Looking at the manual, it is a bit unclear, it seems to imply the >> batterys are optional >> "If you are not using the power supply provided, batteries are >> required for the message waiting feature to work." >> >> But further on it points to an icon on the display >> "Low battery indicator Flashes when the *back-up* battery is low" >> (my emphisis) as no other internal battery is mentioned presumably >> they are referring to the same 4xAA cells. >> >> Why don't you put some in and see if the memory holds up? > > > > I have checked and it seems that in fact the phone directory is > saved but the date/time is lost Why this should be I do not know > > Thanks It may pick it up on the first incoming call...possibly |
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08-12-2007, 08:37 AM
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Re: Unhappy with new phone
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> Looking at the manual, it is a bit unclear, it seems to imply the > batterys are optional > "If you are not using the power supply provided, batteries are > required for the message waiting feature to work." > > But further on it points to an icon on the display > "Low battery indicator Flashes when the *back-up* battery is low" (my > emphisis) as no other internal battery is mentioned presumably they > are referring to the same 4xAA cells. > > Why don't you put some in and see if the memory holds up? I have checked and it seems that in fact the phone directory is saved but the date/time is lost Why this should be I do not know Thanks -- |
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08-12-2007, 08:37 AM
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Re: Unhappy with new phone
Nowhere wrote:
>> Looking at the manual, it is a bit unclear, it seems to imply the >> batterys are optional >> "If you are not using the power supply provided, batteries are >> required for the message waiting feature to work." >> >> But further on it points to an icon on the display >> "Low battery indicator Flashes when the *back-up* battery is low" >> (my emphisis) as no other internal battery is mentioned presumably >> they are referring to the same 4xAA cells. >> >> Why don't you put some in and see if the memory holds up? > > > > I have checked and it seems that in fact the phone directory is > saved but the date/time is lost Why this should be I do not know > > Thanks It may pick it up on the first incoming call...possibly |
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