Rejecting Calls by Category
Reject unwanted calls according to the following categories.
The default settings are Permit.
Menu Item
Blocked ID
Reject calls with no Caller ID.
Pay Phone
Reject calls from pay phones.
Reject other calls for which Caller ID cannot be displayed.
No ID
Reject calls from phone numbers not in Phone Book.
No Entry
List
Reject calls from phone numbers in Reject List (@ page 10-6).
1
Press C26
2
Enter your Security Code
If the wrong code is entered, the handset returns to Standby.
3
Use G to select an item and press @
If List was selected, select List and press @.
4
Use G to select Reject and press @
EThe rejecting of calls is set.
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To edit the Reject List, select List in Step 3, press
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Note
@ .
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and press
When a call with no Caller ID is rejected, a rejection message is played.
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If one of the above settings and Restrictions (@ page 10-5) are set at the same
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time, Restrictions settings take priority.
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Description
@ , select Reject List
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Secret Mode
Phone Book entries that you do not want others to see can be stored in Secret Memory. Create
up to 500 secret Phone Book entries. To view a secret Phone Book entry, set Secret Mode to On.
Creating Secret Memory Entries
Save a normal Phone Book entry as a secret entry.
1
Press D and search for a Phone Book entry
For details on Phone Book searches, see page 5-17.
2
Press K
Menu
3
Use G to select Secret and press @
4
Use G to choose On and press @
EThe entry is saved as a secret entry.
To display an entry saved as a secret entry, set Secret Mode to On (@ below).
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Note
appears beside the name of an entry saved as a secret entry.
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Redial information is not stored for phone numbers saved to Secret Memory.
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When Secret Mode is set to Off, only the phone numbers appear for calls received
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from phone numbers in Secret Memory.
Setting Secret Mode
1
Press C22
2
Enter your Security Code
If the wrong number is entered, the handset returns to Standby.
3
Use G to choose On and press @
ESecret Mode is set and
appears on the top of Display.
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