To remove numbers from the BLACKLIST memory,
Step 1. Press the “BLACKLIST” button,
Step 2. Use the scroll buttons (
◄
or
►
) to browse list,
Step 3. Then, press the “REMOVE” button to delete number from list (LCD
(3)
displays "DEL").
To remove entire list, press and hold the “REMOVE” button more than 3 seconds.
NOTE: You will need to input pass code (default 0000) followed by the “SET” button when LCD
displays "PASS-". This is a safety feature intended to prevent deleting the entire list
unintentionally.
10.3 Removing INCOMING area codes and prefixes from BLACKLIST
Please refer to section 5.1 above, and follow steps 1, 2 & 4 (skip 3). Then, when displaying the
number you wish to remove, press the “REMOVE” button (LCD
(3)
displays "DEL"). When done
hang up handset, or wait 15 seconds to exit programming mode.
IMPORTANT: The area codes & prefixes manually added will not show when browsing the
BLACKLIST. Please refer to section 5.1 and follow steps 1, 2 & 4 to browse these numbers.
10.4 Browsing / Removing phone numbers from the OUT list
To remove numbers from the outgoing list of recent phone numbers (up to 50 records):
Step 1. Press the BLACKLIST button,
Step 2. Use the scroll buttons (
◄
or
►
) to browse list,
Step 3. Now you can press the “REMOVE” button to delete the phone number you wish (LCD
displays "SUCCEED"). To remove the entire list, press the REMOVE button more than 3
seconds.
11.0 BLACKLIST Operation
The call blocker will automatically disconnect (off-hook and hang up the call) if the calling
number is stored in the BLACKLIST. Callers will simply hear a disconnect sound. The number of
rings you hear before a call is disconnected varies depending on how your call blocker is
installed. If installed in series, you may hear no ring or 1 ring. If installed in parallel, you may
hear 1 or 2 rings. There may be other factors affecting the number of rings.
12.0 LOCK Feature
The “LOCK” feature is turned "OFF" as a factory default setting. If your call blocker's LCD
displays "LOC", you will need to unlock it following these steps:
Step 1. Make sure your handset (or base) is connected in series (refer to installation)
