1.
Does
it work with Caller-ID?
Yes! (It must be a stand-alone caller-ID device) Just connect the standalone
Caller-ID device between the wall outlet and the standalone “auto-attendant”
answering machine.
(click
here for diagram)
2.
How
can I use the TriVOX with my existing combined telephone and answering
machine?
You
need a standalone “auto-attendant” answering machine. You may use
your combined telephone and answering machine to serve as an additional
voicemail box in case you are truly not available to receive the phone
call. (click
here for diagram)
3.
Your
diagram does not tell me how to connect the rest of my extension phone(s),
and, in fact, the rest of my extension phone(s) still ring.
There
are 3 possible solutions:
a)
Turn-off the ringer of all the extension phone(s).
b)
If you have a more than a single pair of phone wiring inside your walls,
and all outlets are wired for 2 lines, then you can use a 2-line splitter.
(click
here for diagram)
c)
You may purchase additional TriVOX units to establish unique extension
numbers for each extension phone. (click
here to go to TriVOX)
4. Why
do I need an “auto-attendant”?
In
order for our TriVOX to block the unwanted callers, while giving an opportunity
to let your friends and relatives enter the “secret code.” That is
why we need the “auto-attendant” to go off-hook and make the announcement.
5.
Can
I use the TriVOX with my phone company’s answering service?
NO,
but the good news is that with TriVOX setup you can eliminate your phone
company’s answering service and its associated monthly fee.
6.
Can
I change my “secret code” once I have set it?
YES!
You may change your “secret code” at anytime; unplug the 12V AC power connector;
change setup; and then reconnect the 12V AC plug into TriVOX.
7.
Will
TriVOX work with a cordless phone?
YES!
It sure does.
8. What
else can TriVOX do? (click
here to find out)
Click
Here to learn about the FTC Proposed
National
Do Not Call Registry and Avinta's Comments
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