Texet TX-227
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Always clarify the specifications and configuration of the product with the online store manager before purchasing.
Catalog Texet 2025 - new arrivals, bestsellers, and the most relevant models Texet.
Additional features corded phone Texet TX-227:
The PAUSE button is designed to set a pause in dialing. For example, if you make a long-distance call by dialing 8 at the beginning and wait for a long beep, and then dial the subscriber's phone number, then when you press the redial button, the entire number will be dialed without waiting for a dial tone after 8. To set dial tone waiting after the desired numbers (in this example 8) press the PAUSE button.
FLASH button
Pressing the FLASH button allows you to use special features from your PBX, such as transferring an outside call or accessing special phone services such as call waiting.
Short-term reset time (FLASH signal duration) — 600 milliseconds.
- Ring tone volume control (2 levels)
- Redial last dialed number
- Programmable pause (PAUSE key)
- Programmable FLASH Button (600ms)
The PAUSE button is designed to set a pause in dialing. For example, if you make a long-distance call by dialing 8 at the beginning and wait for a long beep, and then dial the subscriber's phone number, then when you press the redial button, the entire number will be dialed without waiting for a dial tone after 8. To set dial tone waiting after the desired numbers (in this example 8) press the PAUSE button.
FLASH button
Pressing the FLASH button allows you to use special features from your PBX, such as transferring an outside call or accessing special phone services such as call waiting.
Short-term reset time (FLASH signal duration) — 600 milliseconds.
