Altering Ring Cadence

[Doug Rosenberg]

I asked this at comp.dcom.telecom, but got no response.
I'd like to find a simple, inexpensive device that sits between the
wall and the phone to alter the ring cadence of incoming calls. I have
a 2-line, multi-handset cordless phone system that, unfortunately,
does not provide for independent control of the ring tones on each of
the two lines. I'd like to be able to distinguish the lines when they
ring at the handsets. The phone company's Custom Ring service will
support alternative ring cadences, but not on the primary number --
which I don't want to change. I could add an external ringer, but I
have a large area and a lot of handsets; also, a loud bell is not a
very elegant solution. I could get a different phone system, but this
one meets my needs in other respects.

Has anyone heard of such a device? I read that there was once
something called the "Ring Morph" that did this, but I can't find out
whether it is still being made.

Thanks,

Doug

[Phil McKerracher]

"Doug Rosenberg" <do...@nospam.rosenbergseattle.com> wrote in message
news:kSiU8.390310$cQ3.26175@sccrnsc01...

You don't say what country you're in - assuming America, try www.sandman.com
for this sort of thing.

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Phil McKerracher
www.mckerracher.org