Pin 2 will go HIGH for each pulse as the dial rotates. Hook up these terminals to some jumper wires, and get prototyping! The switch in my dial is always-on, and is broken for each pulse when dialling, so I used the very simple circuit below. In my case, the two sides of the switch are connected to the two leftmost terminals. Please get in touch if you reqiure this service.Once you have found the switch that is being made and broken, you should be able to identify the connections by following the wires back to the connection terminals. We can install a tone converter to your current telephone, however, postage and packaging charges will apply. Īt only £40 including installation this is well worth considering to add to your latest telephone purchase from Ronnie Retro.Īny questions or queries let us know - we are here to help!

This very clever item allows you to keep your vintage telephone in service for the foreseeable future, as some providers may not support ‘pulse dialing’. Not only that, it retains the original external look of your telephone.īy using the finger dial as normal you will be able to dial 1-9 and 0 but the converter will also allow you to dial a ‘star’ and ‘hash’ key for menu selection too! So instead of ‘pulses (or clicks) the telephone will transmit ‘Tones’ (or beeps) down the telephone line. This allows your telephone to be used with a telephone provider that no longer supports pulse dialing and allow your telephone to work on most VOIP (voice over internet protocol) systems. We can fit a pulse to tone converter to pretty much any dial telephone. item and cannot be purchased seperately). Please be aware this item is only available to be fitted to your new telephone and will be needed to be added to your cart before checkout, (this is not a d.i.y.

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