Access to Panasonic answering machines Panasonic telephones and faxes with built-in answering machine have a wonderful feature: remote control of the answering machine. However, answering machines from other companies can also do this, but they are less widespread. so: you can, being in any place where there is a phone, remotely listen to all or only new messages on the cassette someone else's answering machine, rewind the tape, and what's most fun, you can re-record a new Greetings Message answering machine/! A very cute way to make fun of a friend or do something nasty to a hostile enemy ;) To do this, you need to dial the “victim” number, wait until the answering machine will begin to speak its Greetings Message, and in tone mode, dial a three-digit access code. default, from factory, these are three units (1-1-1). usually 99% of users use this code don't change. However, even if they changed,can be built program and squeak through the modem all combinations from 1-o-o to 9-9-9. zero should not be first. somewhere in the middle you will get caught! The only problem is recognizing the “access allowed” response. This a kind of signal reminiscent of a crane's "kurly-kurly" :) There is a detail. you need to have time to enter the code before the answering machine says. In this case, you will not leave any traces of access. If the answering machine switches to recording mode, access to most models will happen, but the recording will remain on the cassette tones of one or two digits. Just press one number, even incorrect (except for zero) and recording on the tape will no longer start. After this, you can continue entering or selecting numbers. There is no time limit and no attempts, at least not in most famous models. You can squeak with anything, as long as DtMf was standard. Control codes: o - skip Greetings Message. The tape recording will begin immediately. b - repeat Greetings Message. These two codes can be used without knowing the password. The rest - only after entering the password. h - play new messages recorded since last listening. 5 - play all messages. 1 - rewind one message (about 15 seconds). To rewind completely, press and hold. 2 - skip next message/fast forward. uh - reset the tape recorder. in this case, information about the presence of new (unlistened) ones is lost records and the next records are written from the current tape position.7 - start recording a new Greetings Message. 9 - Stop recording Greetings Message. After that, by pressing o, you can listen to how it was recorded. not all answering machines allow you to rewrite the Greeting Message, but almost everyone responds to the commands of the tape recorder. A some don't even require an access code! verified by calling advertisements of various companies during obviously non-working hours. paddock: Managed to change the Greetings Message from a company that is Panasonic dealer (!), and enjoy it for a week (!!!) after that, listening in the evenings to the amazed exclamations of clients recorded to cassette! "General Electric" answering machine control codes Here is information from the manual for answering machines model 2-9815. the codes are completely different from the "porn elephants" :) so: Repeat Message - 2 (start/stop) Incoming Message Reset - 8 Record Memo - 5 (start/stop) Record Announcement - h (start/stop) Room Monitor - e (start), b - (stop) Rewind - 1 fast forward - 9 by the way, the codeaccess - ch78 (on the bottom cover and does not change). Described answering machine - without chip for recording messages - all recorded on microcassette. many people use similar models due to their low cost and fairly stable operation.
Access to answering machines - Panasonic telephones and faxes with a built-in answering machine have a wonderful feature: remote control of the answering machine.
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