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Rejecting Calls with No Caller ID
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The default setting is “Disable”.
If an anonymous call is received, the reason for caller ID non-disclosure is displayed. You
can set so that specific anonymous calls are not accepted.
If an anonymous call is received from a caller whose reason for non-disclosure matches the
one you have set, the call will not be connected. Other calls will be connected. Caller’s who
are rejected will hear a busy signal. “* missed calls” is displayed and the non-disclosure
reason and other information are saved in the received calls history.
It is recommended that the Caller ID Display Request Service, which informs the caller of a
“Caller ID Display Request” by guidance, also be set.
When Accept calls is set, rejecting by reason of non-disclosure cannot be set.
Short mail and i-mode mail are received regardless of this function.
Reasons for non-disclosure
2
Select the phone number of the person to save from the
Phonebook list.
3
Press
C9
, and then enter your terminal security code (4 digits).
Each entered digit is displayed as “
b
”.
4
Select the number of the list to save, and then press
t
.
Only the selected phone number is saved.
Setting/Disabling Reject Calls
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1
In the stand-by, press
t
and select , press
t64
, enter
your terminal security code (4 digits), and then press
2
.
The reject calls screen is displayed.
When “Disable accept calls” is displayed
Accept calls is set. Disable the setting and try again (
n
P.59).
2
Press
1
(Set).
If Reject calls list is empty, the save list screen is displayed. Register before setting
(
n
P.59 and P.60).
To disable
Press
2
.
Rejecting by Reasons for Non-disclosure
Rejecting Calls with No Caller ID
Kt64L
User unset Caller wishes to withhold caller ID.
Payphone Calls from NTT payphones and DoCoMo car payphones.
Not support Call from a network not enabled for caller ID. This is displayed for calls
received from overseas, or calls from regular (landline) telephones via
various transfer services. However, the caller ID may still be displayed,
depending on the telephone company involved.
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