Do you have to push a button before you press the button with the picture or after you press the button with picture
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Neither - just pick up the receiver & press the picture button! It dials immediately! Perfect for a child to use, too! (got it for my 3-yr-old in case of emergency , & she loves to call family without help!)
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You only have to pick up the phone and press the picture button! It's super easy. I purchased this phone for my mother who has dementia. She uses it daily!
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There are two ways to use the speed dial numbers you store on the push buttons that normally are used to dial (that is numbers 0 through 9). You can set the phone to immediately use the stored number but that will interfere with normally dialed call such as when dialing a number for someone other than on speed dial. The way I set it up was to allow the buttons for 0 through 9 to be used normally. Then push the speed dial button and then the stored number to call the number represented by the picture. Just requires pushing one button before the button for the stored number. Not hard even for my parents who are 94. There are two ways to use the speed dial numbers you store on the push buttons that normally are used to dial (that is numbers 0 through 9). You can set the phone to immediately use the stored number but that will interfere with normally dialed call such as when dialing a number for someone other than on speed dial. The way I set it up was to allow the buttons for 0 through 9 to be used normally. Then push the speed dial button and then the stored number to call the number represented by the picture. Just requires pushing one button before the button for the stored number. Not hard even for... » Read More There are two ways to use the speed dial numbers you store on the push buttons that normally are used to dial (that is numbers 0 through 9). You can set the phone to immediately use the stored number but that will interfere with normally dialed call such as when dialing a number for someone other than on speed dial. The way I set it up was to allow the buttons for 0 through 9 to be used normally. Then push the speed dial button and then the stored number to call the number represented by the picture. Just requires pushing one button before the button for the stored number. Not hard even for my parents who are 94. « Show Less
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I'm not sure what you are asking. To make a call, you just push the button with the picture. If you are asking about programming the phone, move the switch to "normal" and enter the phone number, then press "store," then press the button you wish to use for that number. Slide the switch back to "one-touch" and the phone is ready to use.
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No. You pick up the handset and you hear dialtone. Then you just press the picture of who you want to dial and the phone dials. Works well. You can also set the phone to dial like any other phone.
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No. There is a small button next to the flash. Push this button when you want to use the flash.
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You're supposed to push a button, however, the one I bought for my daughter goes off on its own and doesn't stop once it starts.
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You have to push a button. But it reminds you to. But you should still clean it periodically.
967263
No. But after holding the button for about 3-5 seconds into the exposure, when you let go, it will still continue and then end the exposure when you press the button again.
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The phone has real buttons to push. Including volume up and down, a mute button, a redial button , a speaker button, all the regular phone buttons and a larger button to push for viewing whatever the camera/ doorbell is aimed at. Hope this helps. It's a great product if you have enough light at the front door. Won't help much if it is dark by the door. Need to have a light on at night.
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John, Yes, you can press it half way first for focusing or press it completely to snap the picture.
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No, but the button is flush with the screen. It is hard to accidentally push.
985883
How to speak English - that question does not make sense. You push the button to turn it on and off (obviously)
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Are the button's where you can press them by finger, or does it take something like a pen to push them into the next level? When the lights come on, they're set for the first level. They're diffrent setting to get them to react to sound. If you can push the buttons to reach another level.
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Yes, press the MIN buttom to turn on or off. The button is hard to push, so you won't be pushing it accidently.
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The HUSH button and TEST button are the same. Hold the TEST button to test but push and don't hold the TEST button to hush
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Push the button lightly; don't push it until it clicks. That changes between high, medium, low, strobe, and SOS strobe modes. Pushing the button until it clicks, of course, turns it on and off.
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The different sounds it makes. It has nothing to do with the push button. You can adjust the sounds in the part you plug in on some models
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Yes... you push the button and slide it forward to have long exposures without having to hold the button down.
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Yes it flashes when you press the button. Even more its a ETTL flash. What means you can use it in automatic or manual mode.
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Yes I did. Make sure you are standing right next to the camera with the handheld screen. There is a button on the back of the camera you need to push as well.