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Len Krauss
- Jan 1, 1970
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I have a phone answering machine / cordless phone combo unit which has no
backup battery. My area has a fair number of short power interruptions. When
they occur and power is later restored, the unit's day & time-stamp clock
(for subsequent messages) is inaccurate. There is no function available to
reset it remotely. So, if I'm away for a month, and there've been several
power blips, the day&time stamp on messages I retreive remotely is
meaningless.
The unit is powered by AC to DC converter block. Input: 120v, 60hz, 8.5w.
Output: 9vdc, 500ma.
Seeking ideas on possible ways to have backup power to overcome this
problem.
Thanks,
Len
backup battery. My area has a fair number of short power interruptions. When
they occur and power is later restored, the unit's day & time-stamp clock
(for subsequent messages) is inaccurate. There is no function available to
reset it remotely. So, if I'm away for a month, and there've been several
power blips, the day&time stamp on messages I retreive remotely is
meaningless.
The unit is powered by AC to DC converter block. Input: 120v, 60hz, 8.5w.
Output: 9vdc, 500ma.
Seeking ideas on possible ways to have backup power to overcome this
problem.
Thanks,
Len