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- Safety switch protects against unwanted access
(PROGR. AUS switches off change settings function)
- Blocks pulse dialling
- The cover can be replaced by another suitable cover.
4. Quick guide for experienced users
This quick guide under item 4 is intended for experienced users only but does not replace the full
version (all sections other than 3).
a) Mount the CallBlocker on the wall, connect the 2-wire cable to the screw clamps under the cover
and connect your terminal to the CallBlocker.
b) You must always enter the password (factory setting: 0000) when programming using your telephone.
c) The programming switch (underside) must be set to PROGR. EIN if you would like to change the
settings. Prefixes 0190 and 0900 are already blocked (plug-and-play). Then slide the switch to PROGR.
AUS.
d) The following commands are available after you have entered the password. Press the pound key
twice "##" before entering the password and once "#" after entering the password.
## 0000 # (= password entry - 0000 is factory-set) and then one command:
“x” stands for a prefix (1- 4 digits) or number with a prefix ( 5 - 11)
xxxx*
=
Enable this prefix or number
xxxx#
=
Block this prefix or number
#xxxx#
=
Delete this number from the respective list
(number means either prefix only or prefix and number
Avec telephone number)
*#
=
Delete all prefixes from the list
#*
=
Delete all numbers from the list
Wait for the signal tone from the CallBlocker each time.
Setting the timer:
Enter password ## 0000 #
*t#
=
t stands for the time in minutes, 1 - 9 possible, 0 = OFF
Short tones: OK
Long tones or tones in pairs: error
2. Safety Instructions
The CallBlocker is only intended for use in dry rooms. It should only be used as described in this opera-
ting manual.
Enabling emergency number and ensuring they function
Enter blocked numbers to make sure the CallBlocker functions. The following prefixes are already blok-
ked: 0190 and 0900 (also call-by-call) see section 7. d).
The CallBlocker functions only with touchtone terminals (terminals can be telephones, fax machines
and modems, for example). The CallBlocker blocks pulse dialling.
The blocker only blocks dial signals from terminals that are connected to both outlets of the CallBlocker.
Devices that are upstream from the CallBlocker in the electrical circuit are not included.
Users must always make sure a block functions, whether the block was pre-programmed or set by the
user. See also section “7 k Checking settings”.
For obvious reasons, Hama accepts no liability for damage resulting from malfunction, improper
programming, improper use or the like.
The CallBlocker may not be modified. The device does not contain any parts requiring maintenance.
Only use the CallBlocker as described in this manual.
The device should not be used if the casing is damaged or if any liquid has managed to enter inside it.
Contact the Hama service department in the case of any other faults.
The function of the CallBlocker applies only to the CallBlocker itself, not to the function when used with
other additional devices or PABX devices that can influence terminal dialling (telephone, fax, modem,
etc.) by dialling prefixes, changing or inserting signals or pauses, etc. This applies in particular to rou-
ters or other terminals with a router integrated as hardware or software. Please take this into account
and if necessary, check the manual of any additional devices.
3. Features
The CallBlocker has the following features:
- Plug-and-play (blocker is ready to connect on delivery)
- Intended for wall mounting
- Replaces existing TAE socket
- Size: approximately 80 x 62 x 40 [mm]
- Switches between telephone line and terminal(s)
- Input: Internal screw clamps Output: 3 TAE sockets (NFN)
- Programmable using terminal (for example telephone)
- Protects against diallers (0190, 0900, etc...)
- Pre-programmed to block 0190 and 0900 (can be switched off)
- Automatically recognizes 010xy (cost-saving prefix) dialled before blocked prefixes
(for example 0190) (call-by-call recognition)
- Up to 10 numbers can be either blocked or enabled (5 to 11 or more digits)
- Up to 16 prefixes can be either blocked or enabled (1 to 4 digits)
- Up to 10 VIP numbers
- If a prefix is blocked, stored VIP numbers with the same prefix can still be dialled
- 4-digit password
- Call length can be limited (timer): 1 to 9 minutes (1 min. increments)
- For analogue telephone network or analogue output of ISDN PABX
- Flash memory
- No additional power pack or batteries required