Questions about Alcatel T76

Classic analogue telephone, can only be operated on an ATA interface, i.e. Swisscom routers, for example, always have such interfaces (RJ11) - mute button available - mute

The big difference between the Alcatel T76 and the T56 lies in the display and the functions: The T76 has a large display, a caller list with up to 30 entries, a phone book with 18 entries, an integrated speakerphone and other convenient functions such as a clock with calendar and a message counter on the base station. The T56, on the other hand, has a smaller 2-line display, 4 direct dialling keys, a speakerphone and displays caller ID and date/time, but is somewhat simpler overall. Regarding the possibility of connecting these phones to another phone in the building: Both phones are analogue landline phones and do not support internal extension connection or internal onward connection to other phones in the building. They are intended for connection to an analogue telephone line and do not offer an internal switching function between several devices. To summarise: - T76 has a larger display, more telephone book and call list capacity, as well as additional convenience functions. - T56 is simpler with a smaller display and fewer memory locations. - Both telephones cannot be connected directly to other telephones in the building as they are individual analogue devices.

1° It is not necessary to store anything in the 2 parameters LAC and LDCC. If you don't put anything in these 2 parameters, you have to dial the telephone numbers in full (the 10 digits for Switzerland: e.g. 061 777 88 99). I don't know what happens if you enter something!

The product can store 8 direct and 10 2-touch numbers. For details, see the user manual, which you can download from https://www.alcatel-home.com/de/node/1268.

Hello I also had the same problem at the beginning. Plug the telephone cable into the Alcatel T76 correctly. German is not available as a menu language. Good night and good luck.

No, this telephone must be connected to the Internet router with a telephone cable.