When replaying old messages, in what order does it replay them: from newest to oldest, or from oldest to newest?
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newest to oldest. The typical situation is a blinking red light indicating that there is one or more new messages. The message counter shows how many messages are there - both new and previously played. The newest message is the one numbered with the message counter currently displayed, so the newest message is played first.
1729542
Once the information for a particular day is entered, it remains and can be accessed multiple times. If you are asking if you can enter information once for, say, every Wednesday of the month, the answer is "yes": you would press the "Wednesday" button, then press the "Weekly" button, then press and hold "Record". I have never done this, but it is supposed to record that message for every Wednesday (my example). You can also record a "Yearly" message (e.g. a birthday).
521692
As far as I can tell, it remembers where you were the last time you used "Music" (which MP3 file) or "Radio" (which FM station), but it will not bring you back automatically to, let's say "Music", if that is what you used it for the last time.
595535
If you mean is there a continuous beeping sound whenever there is a new message, the answer is no. the indication that there is a new message is when the desplay, which normally flashes '0' for no messages, flashes the number of messages available, so you have to visually inspect the machine whenever you want to know if a new message has come in.
1848741
Yes it does. It automatically records over the oldest recordings by default.
1470751
If you count up from 1 you can stop and then start again where you left off. I haven't tried counting down from a higher number but assume it would be the same. I like this very well.
2186968
Sorry, haven't used it much to know for sure but there is a button for replaying all tracks. However, it would seem you have to press it after each cycle, according to the user manual.
1702065
Yes, I re-recorded my message a few times before I got it the way I wanted it.
1038763
What is easy for some is not for others. I make a list of the order they are in. By listening to the first one and then clicking the correct number of times I get the one that I want. Normally, it will start with the last one played. So far I have had good results with this.
125472
If there are NEW messages, it will display "New Message" on both the phone display and base display. It does not show number of messages. You must hit the "play" button to see both new message and total message count. If you play the message(s), but do not delete, they will be included in the "total" count, but not the "new" count. If you hit the "play" button and there are both old and new messages, only the new will play. If you hit "play" and there are no new messages, then the old/undeleted messages will re-play. Hope this helps.
1378802
it has time stamp tells you new and old messages but don't know if gives date as I remove same day
141437
You can record multiple messages per day. For example I have all birthdays loaded to repeat annually but if there are more appointments on a day you can just record more messages. When you press "today" it will say you have 3 messages (or whatever #) and play each one. The recording time is not limited either. I can leave my mom a long message with details and it will play it.
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1. Press the "OK" button to play back message, then just hit the "OK" button AGAIN while the message is playing...2. ...which puts it into the mode that allows you to adjust the playback speed by hitting the "+" or "-" section of the outer ring around the "OK" button - hit "+" to increase speed (2.0 is the fastest), or "-" to decrease the speed (0.5 is the slowest setting).I realize this feature is not the most intuitive, but once you get the hang of it you can easily change speeds quite easily - and by the way, 1.0 seems to be the normal speed playback. 1. Press the "OK" button to play back message, then just hit the "OK" button AGAIN while the message is playing...2. ...which puts it into the mode that allows you to adjust the playback speed by hitting the "+" or "-" section of the outer ring around the "OK" button - hit "+" to increase speed (2.0 is the fastest), or "-" to decrease the speed (0.5 is the slowest setting).I realize this feature is not the most intuitive, but once you get the hang of it you can easily change speeds quite easily - and by... » Read More 1. Press the "OK" button to play back message, then just hit the "OK" button AGAIN while the message is playing...2. ...which puts it into the mode that allows you to adjust the playback speed by hitting the "+" or "-" section of the outer ring around the "OK" button - hit "+" to increase speed (2.0 is the fastest), or "-" to decrease the speed (0.5 is the slowest setting).I realize this feature is not the most intuitive, but once you get the hang of it you can easily change speeds quite easily - and by the way, 1.0 seems to be the normal speed playback. « Show Less
1577553
It only repeats what is spoken. However if you want to have some fun put two of them next to each other.. Speak toone and then set the other next to it.
1033115
one message at a time. small window of talk time. rerecord if u mess up or want to change it down the road. If i recall you only have 10sec.
2052261
Yes! However the way I'm able to do is: I noticed the "time" (minutes I ran thus far) stays stamped, then when I resume...I simply have to increase the speed back to where it was/set,(may be I'm not waiting for my recorded info via set buttons to kick in.) I believe this is a built in safety feature. So yes U can safely resume where U left off, which is how I would put it. BTW, no probs with my machine thus far, and I'm on it 3-4x's per week for the past 3-4 months.
2143958
Not really, on this Item you may record only one message at a time. You may be looking for something like this other one: Multiple Message Recorder 208 Seconds Re-recordable Sound Module for Stuffed Animal Inserts, Craft Projects, School Presentations, Push Button Display Units (Push Button Attached By Wires)