Enabling Prefixes C); Deleting Prefix Blocks D); Deleting Telephone Number Blocks F); Switching Call-By-Call On And Off H) - Hama CallBlocker Bedienungsanleitung

b) Enabling prefixes (prefixes have 1 to 4 digits)
Example: You would like to enable the prefix 0381 and want 038 to remain blocked
To do so:
- Pick up the receiver
- Enter password ##0000 (dial tone) # (dial tone)
- Enabling prefix 0381: 0381* (dial tone)
- Hang up the receiver or enter additional commands beginning with the password
Prefix 038 remains blocked, but numbers beginning with 0381 can be dialled.
c) Deleting prefix blocks
Example: You would like to delete the prefix block for 038
To do so:
- Pick up the receiver
- Enter password ##0000 (dial tone) # (dial tone)
- Delete prefix 038: # 038 # (dial tone)
- Hang up the receiver or enter additional commands beginning with the password
The prefix 038 is now deleted from the list of blocked prefixes and can be dialled again. Prefix 0381
(see b) remains in the list of enabled prefixes and takes one of the up to 16 memory locations.
Keep this in mind and delete if necessary.
d) Blocking numbers (numbers have 5 to 11 or more digits)
Numbers with more than 4 digits are considered telephone numbers by the CallBlocker.
Example: You would like to block the telephone number 0171 123456.
To do so:
- Pick up the receiver
- Enter password ##0000 (dial tone) # (dial tone)
- Block the telephone number 0171 123456: 0171 123456 # (dial tone)
- Hang up the receiver or enter additional commands beginning with the password
Telephone number 0171 123456 is now blocked. It cannot be dialled. This number takes one of the 10
memory places in the list of (VIP) numbers.
Note: See also section 9 c).
e) Deleting telephone number blocks
Example: You would like to delete the telephone number block for 0171 123456.
To do so:
- Pick up the receiver
- Enter password ##0000 (dial tone) # (dial tone)
- Delete the telephone number 0171 123456: # 0171 123456 # (dial tone)
- Hang up the receiver or enter additional commands beginning with the password
The number 0171 123456 is now deleted from the list of blocked numbers and can be dialled again. The
memory location is available.
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f) Enabling VIP numbers (5 to 11 or more digits)
VIP telephone numbers can still be dialled even though their prefixes are blocked (for example, 0190
hotline of a service provider).
Example: You want to enable the VIP telephone number for 0190 123456 even though the prefix 0190 is
blocked.
To do so:
- Pick up the receiver
- Enter password ##0000 (dial tone) # (dial tone)
- Enable VIP number 0190 123456: 0190 123456* (dial tone)
- Hang up the receiver or enter additional commands beginning with the password
The number 0190 123456 is now in the list of stored VIP numbers and can be dialled. All other numbers
beginning with 0190 are blocked.
This number takes one of the 10 memory places in the list of (VIP) numbers.
Remarque : VIP numbers can have up to 11 digits including the prefix. If the VIP number you would like
to enter has more than 11 digits, just enter the first 11 digits. The remaining digits are not taken into
account.
g) Switching call-by-call on and off
The automatically recognizes whether a 010xy cost-saving prefix (call-by-call prefix) is dialled first.
This feature is factory-set. You can switch this feature on and off.
To do so:
Switching on the feature:
- Pick up the receiver
- Enter password ##0000 (dial tone) # (dial tone)
- Switching on call-by-call recognition: ## (dial tone)
- Hang up the receiver or enter additional commands beginning with the password
To switch off the feature:
- Pick up the receiver
- Enter password ##0000 (dial tone) # (dial tone)
- Switching off call-by-call recognition: ** (dial tone)
- Hang up the receiver or enter additional commands beginning with the password
Important: We recommend leaving call-by-call recognition on all the time so blocked numbers and
prefixes can always be recognized.
When using the CallBlocker with a PABX, it may be necessary to switch off the feature. Please read
section "9. General notes" for use with PABX/ISDN PABX devices.
h) Timer
The timer function allows you to limit the length of incoming and outgoing calls.
The timer command is *t# (t stands for the number of minutes 1 - 9, 0 equals OFF)
Example: You want to limit telephone conversations to 5 minutes.
To do so:
- Pick up the receiver
- Enter password ##0000 (dial tone) # (dial tone)
- Set the timer to 5 minutes: *5# (dial tone)
- Hang up the receiver or enter additional commands beginning with the password
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