Radio Shack Automatic Desktop Dialer

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Cat. No. 43-444

90-Memory Automatic Desktop Dialer

Your RadioShack Automatic Desktop Dialer gives you easy ac-

cess to frequently called telephone numbers. Three levels of

memory storage let you store up to 90 numbers and quickly dial

each with the press of just a button or two. The dialer comes

with a 7-foot modular cord. Its features include:

32- or 33-Digit Memory

— lets you store up to 32 digits (tone

mode) or 33 digits (pulse mode) in each memory location.

Quick-Reference Card

— reminds you where each number is

stored.

Chain-Dialing

— you can dial up to 16 stored numbers in se-

quence for banking services or long distance.

Touch-Tone or Pulse Dialing

— lets you use your dialer with

either tone or pulse service.

Note:

Your dialer requires 2 AAA batteries (not supplied) for

power.

Your dialer is ETL listed to UL standards and meets all applica-

ble FCC standards.

RadioShack is a registered trademark used by Tandy Corporation.

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Summary

Safety Precautions

Electrical Safety and Environmental Hazards

Covers warnings regarding electric shock, moisture, and rain exposure for product safety.

Installation and Regulatory Information

FCC Compliance Statement

Details on the dialer's compliance with FCC rules and required registration information.

Installing Batteries

Connecting the Dialer

Storing Numbers in Memory

Advanced Dialing Features

Entering a Pause

Instructions on how to store pauses for access codes or line connection delays.

Testing Emergency Numbers

Guidance on safely testing stored emergency service numbers.

Dialing and Chain Dialing

Dialing a Number from Memory

Steps to recall and dial stored telephone numbers using memory buttons.

Chain-Dialing Service Numbers

How to store and use sequential dialing for special service numbers.

Number Management and Maintenance

Replacing or Erasing Stored Numbers

Procedure for updating or deleting stored telephone numbers in memory.

Product Maintenance

Recommendations for keeping the dialer in good condition and avoiding damage.

Regulatory and Environmental Notes

FCC Important Information

Information from the FCC regarding potential line disconnections and service changes.

Lightning Damage Prevention

Advice on protecting the dialer from lightning surges and electrical storms.

Limited One-Year Warranty