does this phone voice dial?...i own it.. read the sketchy manual and still can't tell if it voice dial.. model ve77
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It does voice dial but seems to always confuse who you say to call, so useless really.
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Be very careful when ordering. I have ordered two units from amazon, one being a knockoff and completely useless having less than 3 ft of range. To your question...I do not know. I never made voice command calls when I had the original unit.
2085625
OK. I found "VOR" on the menu and selected it, but no voice activation. My model is ICD PX312.
507376
I use Comcast Digital Voice in Colorado and get a "phone call" that shows up in my caller ID every 10 minutes from the time someone leaves a voicemail. Fills up the caller ID rather quickly when I'm at work. Tried toggling the first ring feature off and then on with no change. If anyone knows of a workaround other than getting a new phone I'd love to hear it. REALLY disappointed in this phone so far.
1007886
If you are thinking that this unit will respond to voice commands from you, this unit does not have that capability. This unit will only give YOU voice commands e.g. "turn right", "continue on route", "arriving at destination", etc.
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It does operates by voice activated calling. It has notified me by phone number not person's name.
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Mine didnt voice dial initially. However, if you have an iphone and do the most recent software upgrade, you get a SIRI dial screen and you can use SIRI to do whatever SIRI does Also Im not sure who told you the 940 does it all, it was the low end model of the NAV series. Its does a ton of things, esp in regards to sound shaping and listening options, but the 7" and 8" Alpines NAV decks have more features (free traffic, ), but no voice dial, until the 2014 SIRI upgrade
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No, this one does not have voice recognition on it. You have to type in the address, rather than simply telling it "Navigate to 123 Main St, Anytown, IL, 60606". It seems like typically the units with speech recognition are the higher-end ones, now.
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When you pick up the phone from the "hook" the keypad is on the inside of the handle. In other words you have to have the phone in your hand to dial. That makes sense because you have to have the phone in your hand to talk.
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i got this product, installed using the latest skype (ver 5.3x) installed skypemate ver 5.0x (you gotta download it). I have windows vista home, running all the latest versions of skype and skypemate.My problems so far are:1. I hear music before I dial out and the music is there during conversations2. I have to use the computer to skypeout, i can't use the corded phone buttons3. When I call into the skype line, the phone doesn't ring, but I can answer and have conversation.Any help is appreciated
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Hi J.R. I do not own this phone. But I am about to buy one (or two) and have read the whole manual already, and I know a lot about Skype, and I think I can answer your questions: 1 - In order to have voicemail on your non-Skype line, you have to subscribe to voicemail with your landline phone company. The device does not do voicemail. But if you do subscribe to voicemail with your landline phone company, then the device will show if you have voicemail waiting for you. 2 - Yes, you can retrieve voicemail from your landline voicemail account. 3 - The only way for a non-Skype landline to call your "Skype number" is for you to have a SkypeIn phone number. You pay Skype to have a SkypeIn phone number. If a caller in your Caller List (already entered into your Caller List) calls you, then yes, you get caller ID and you can see who is calling. But if a stranger calls you who is not in your Skype caller list, you will not see caller ID. I hope this helped you. I am pretty sure my answers are 100% correct.
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Hello, yes it rings and uses the keypad for dialing. I will send you a link for more info. http://www.clearone.com/uploads/resource/802_158_015_Rev1_7_MAX_EX_DS_Web_1-0.pdf
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I have no idea, but perhaps that is what my problem is. When I dial out, I get a response the line I am calling is not in service. I am trying to problem solve with Verizon but not solved yet. I will look through the paperwork that came with the phone to see if perhaps it is some sort of 'registration' issue that is causing our phone to not work. On another topic, the attachments, like the wrist and necklace require registration before they will work with the phone. My issue is just getting the phone to work.
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Phonak DECT CP1! Boy, it is a real Learning Curve. When incoming phone call comes in, I quickly punch the vertical green phone icon. Right now, my phone gruntles like a bear on incoming calls...I will have brilliant son convert that to a melody when he has time. When I am not available and someone calls, the tiny little light in upper Right corner starts blinking. Then I hit the red button for 2 seconds to reach an upper Menu to find the number that called. I do not feel the unit itself has Voice mail, but one can obtain Voice Mail from AT&T, Charter, Verizon, etc. Then if you pick up DECT and hear a stutter, you must dial your number to access the Voice Mail on your incoming line to obtain the number. Do not ask me any more questions...I have Peaked! The majority of DECT purchasers are elderly and not computer geniuses. The young technicians that designed this phone needs to pal around with some Hard of Hearing (HOH) to create some Empathy. I also feel Voice Mail should have been put in the base with a simple button rather than having to dial a full number. If any of the above is in error, I would hope they would correct me.
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just make sure jacks are in completely. Can you hear dial tone? have you tries in other phone jacks?
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One of the questions I got about this phone was how to shut off the audio caller ID, so I assume it has it. I never used it.
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thanks for the info, but it acts as though I am just another caller, when I get to voice mail...when do you add the pin code to get access to voicemail??? I am a newbie to Tracfone, and really like this phone...but have always had a phone, where accessing voicemail was free and easy.TIA