AT&T 1740 answering machine, 60 min recording
Digital answering machine stores 60 minutes of messages on a microchip with tapeless operation and remote access
- Exterior colorWhite
- Answering system typeDigital
- Recording time60 minutes of digital recording time (The actual recording t
- Extra featuresDigital operation Records outgoing announcements and incomin
- 60 minutes of digital recording space for plenty of messages
- Tapeless microchip design gives instant access and reliable playback
- Message Guard memory keeps recordings safe during power cuts
- Remote access with toll saver lets you check messages from any phone
- Time and date stamp on every message for easy tracking
Digital answering system
The AT&T 1740 is a standalone digital answering machine that stores messages on a microchip instead of tape. It provides 60 minutes of recording time for incoming calls and outgoing announcements. Tapeless operation gives instant access to messages and allows selective save or delete. The unit includes voice prompts, time and date stamp, and remote access with toll saver.
Home or small office users wanting a simple recorder
This machine suits anyone who needs a dedicated answering device without a subscription service. It is not for callers who require voicemail-to-email, smartphone app integration, or multi-line handling. Buyers needing expandable mailboxes or network connectivity should look at a different product class.
60 minutes of digital recording time
The microchip memory holds up to 60 minutes of messages and announcements. Message Guard memory preserves recordings during a power failure. Variable speed playback lets you review messages faster or slower. The message counter shows how many new messages are waiting.
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | AT&T |
| Model name | 1740 |
| Exterior color | White |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 0.91 kg |
| Package size | 305 × 229 × 102 mm |
| More details | |
| Answering system type | Digital |
| Recording time | 60 minutes of digital recording time (The actual recording time depends on individual message characteristics.) |
Questions about this item
Does the AT&T 1740 need a standard telephone line and mains power to operate?
Yes, the AT&T 1740 connects to a standard analogue telephone line and requires a mains power outlet for its digital operation and Message Guard memory backup.
Can I keep my existing corded or cordless handsets plugged into the same line as the 1740?
The 1740 sits on the same telephone line as your existing handsets; it answers after your chosen ring count while you still use the handsets for calls.
How do I know the 1740 has recorded a new message after I set it up?
The unit sounds an audible message alert and increments the message counter on the display to confirm each new recording.
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