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{{Infobox Landline Telephones|image1=SanyoCLT-D6614.jpg|image1desc=From Jordan U & Xyspade|ringer=Software generated}} | {{Infobox Landline Telephones|image1=SanyoCLT-D6614.jpg|image1desc=From Jordan U & Xyspade|ringer=Software generated}} | ||
The '''Sanyo CLT-D6614''' is a DECT 6.0 cordless telephone. It was sold by SANYO Canada Inc. as the "Expandable Cordless Telephone with Touch Sensitive Keypad". Its main gimmick is that it uses touch-sensitive digital buttons instead of physical ones, which works much like the touchscreen of a smartphone. The phones uses a proximity sensor to lock the keypad when using the earpiece. The phone features quirks from several original equipment | The '''Sanyo CLT-D6614''' is a DECT 6.0 cordless telephone. It was sold by SANYO Canada Inc. as the "Expandable Cordless Telephone with Touch Sensitive Keypad". Its main gimmick is that it uses touch-sensitive digital buttons instead of physical ones, which works much like the touchscreen of a smartphone. The phones uses a proximity sensor to lock the keypad when using the earpiece. The phone features quirks from several original equipment manufacturers, making it unclear who made it. | ||
== Features == | == Features == | ||
Revision as of 00:18, 18 January 2026
Sanyo CLT-D6614
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The Sanyo CLT-D6614 is a DECT 6.0 cordless telephone. It was sold by SANYO Canada Inc. as the "Expandable Cordless Telephone with Touch Sensitive Keypad". Its main gimmick is that it uses touch-sensitive digital buttons instead of physical ones, which works much like the touchscreen of a smartphone. The phones uses a proximity sensor to lock the keypad when using the earpiece. The phone features quirks from several original equipment manufacturers, making it unclear who made it.
Features
- Touch-sensitive keypad
- Speakerphone
- 60-entry phonebook
- 20-number redial
- Caller ID & Call Waiting
- 40 number caller ID history with missed call indicator and callback
- MWI
- "Baby Call mode" (speed dials)
- Handset paging
- 11 languages
- Custom handset name
- Intercom between handsets
- Call transfer between handsets
- Configurable flash time
- Out-of-range warning (tone)
- Manual key lock (expect for 911)
- Headset jack
- Belt clip
Software quirks
During an incoming call, the backlight for both the keypad and display flashes. There is no known way to disable this.