Steve Totaro wrote:
Just get a Grandstream ATA and a handset with no buttons. So simple.
That doesn't really meet my needs -- I want to be able to dial-out, and
have the person on the other end simply be able to push a button to ring
the doorbell. The doorbell button requirement stems from the eternal
hope that someday DHL drivers will be trained to push it just before or
after they slam-dunk that box marked "fragile", so I can get this box of
broken computer parts out of the pouring rain when it arrives, and won't
have to file the insurance claim days later when I find the rain-soaked
cardboard blob near the culvert.
Sorry, I got sidetracked there. What I mean is, I'd like to keep the
doorbell button so that Fedex and UPS drivers can continue to ring it
and leave when they deliver something -- I think having to pick up a
crusty, dirty receiver might be a deterrent even to those 99.9% of folks
who are better trained than a DHL driver. Shoot, went there again. No
I'm not bitter.
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