Touch-A-Matic 1200

[Babybearjs]

I came across a touch-a-matic 1200 on Ebay a few months back and finally dug out the RJ-11 line cords to it. cut off one end of the cords and spaded the end. opened up my 2564 and interfaced the cords into the phone. unit works good. Does anyone have any directory sheets for this unit? I could use some extras for later. if anyone needs to know how I interfaced the dialer... just ask....

[Greg G.]

I'm curious to know what it is,  pictures?

[Babybearjs]

here is what it looks like. these were very popular back in the 80's.

[andre_janew]

I never knew they had such a thing. 

[Babybearjs]

autodialers were quite, and are quite useful even now.... finding them is another thing.... this was one of the smallest units available at the time... W.E. made them up to 32 numbers long (if that's right) Mine only is a 12 number memory, I has a 32 number autodialer, but the memory chip on it was bad and I had to scrap it. ATC made a 32 number auto dialer in both pulse and touch tone versions. I had one once but the battery was bad in it and it had to have a external power supply. this one runs on a 9 volt battery so it is easy to take care of... the larger units had a special battery that has to be rebuilt.  these come in real handy for those who can't remember phone numbers.... but.... thanks to cell Phones.... this technology is considered antiquated....

[Jim Stettler]

If you take this phone and attach the touch a matic to the side it creates a touchamatic S.
http://www.classicrotaryphones.com/forum/index.php?topic=2346.msg31192#msg31192
Jim S.