S E T T I N G U P
C P R C A L L B L O C K E R
02.
Step 1
Remove the line cable from your telephone and plug into the
LINE 1
port of the Call
Blocker.
Step 2
Use the small Black cable provided to connect the
TEL 1
port to your telephone
Step 3
Insure all cables are connected securely
The Call Blocker is setup correctly when there is a red light displayed on the top of the
unit, this is shown when the phone is off the receiver or when on a call. If you are using
a cordless phone then press the Call Button for a dial tone.
If you have no dial tone or no red light you will need to disconnect the cables then
reconnect using the
LINE 2
and
TEL 2
ports.
Step 1
Remove the line cable from your telephone and plug into the
LINE 1
port of the Call
Blocker.
Step 2
Use the small Black cable provided to connect the
TEL 1
port to your telephone
Step 3
Insure all cables are connected securely
The Call Blocker is setup correctly when there is a red light displayed on the top of the
unit, this is shown when the phone is off the receiver or when on a call. If you are using
a cordless phone then press the Call Button for a dial tone.
If you have no dial tone or no red light you will need to disconnect the cables then
reconnect using the
LINE 2
and
TEL 2
ports.
1
2
Disconnect line cable from
your telephone and plug into
the LINE 1 port of the
Call Blocker
Congratulations on your new purchase!
Before using this user guide please read the following important information:-
• Call Blocker protects a single corded phone, or a cordless phone with additional handsets
• Caller Identity service (Caller ID) from your telephone provider is required for Call Blocker
to work effectively.
• Caller ID is telephone service that provides for subscribers the telephone number of a
caller, which appear on a display as the call is being received. It is available from most
telephone companies. To register for Caller ID contact your telephone operator - Caller ID is
available free with BT and most other providers, just dial 150 to find out.
• The CPR Call Blocker will work with a wide range of telephone equipment including corded
and cordless phones. It protects all the phones that are plugged into it. If you need a
number of extensions in your house we recommend that you use a modern multi-handset
cordless phone system (Also known as a DECT system) so that the CPR Call Blocker can then
protect all your phones.
• We recommend that you do not use the CPR Call Blocker with phones plugged into other
extension sockets in your house. This might cause other phones to ring once if a blocked
number is calling.
• Some phones automatically check the 1571 network voicemail service at regular intervals
and display a ‘Message waiting’ light. These are called 1571 phones. We recommend that you
do not use 1571 phones with The CPR Call Blocker
Congratulations on your new purchase!
Before using this user guide please read the following important information:-
• Call Blocker protects a single corded phone, or a cordless phone with additional handsets
• Caller Identity service (Caller ID) from your telephone provider is required for Call Blocker
to work effectively.
• Caller ID is telephone service that provides for subscribers the telephone number of a
caller, which appear on a display as the call is being received. It is available from most
telephone companies. To register for Caller ID contact your telephone operator - Caller ID is
available free with BT and most other providers, just dial 150 to find out.
• The CPR Call Blocker will work with a wide range of telephone equipment including corded
and cordless phones. It protects all the phones that are plugged into it. If you need a
number of extensions in your house we recommend that you use a modern multi-handset
cordless phone system (Also known as a DECT system) so that the CPR Call Blocker can then
protect all your phones.
• We recommend that you do not use the CPR Call Blocker with phones plugged into other
extension sockets in your house. This might cause other phones to ring once if a blocked
number is calling.
• Some phones automatically check the 1571 network voicemail service at regular intervals
and display a ‘Message waiting’ light. These are called 1571 phones. We recommend that you
do not use 1571 phones with The CPR Call Blocker
