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The manufacturer of this 'phone no longer exists - so to me, it is a 'vintage 'phone', albeit one that it uses modern technology.
Manufacturer is 'Answercall': underneath this 'phone there is a London address. So it is (presumably) of U.K manufacture.
Model is a 'Trojan'; name 4000.
To the best of my scant knowledge of 'phones, I think this 'phone qualifies as a 'feature phone'. Amongst its facilities, it has buttons and switches for:
Program / Normal; Tone / Pulse; ON / OFF; Monitor high / low; earth recall / time line break and ten push buttons which I assume are for storing frequently used telephone numbers. The insides are full of chips, etc., but there is no battery
. (So where does the voltage for the embedded electronics come from?)
I connected it to my incoming land line and yes, it does dial out and receive calls.
I'd like to get the maximum use from this 'phone: to do that, a copy of the manual would be useful and / or any info. members might be able to provide for me.
Can anyone help with this, please?
Thank you,
Al.