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Deleting Code 40 Blocked Numbers
"Can Not Delete" will display on numbers stored using Code 40 when reviewing Code 41 entries. To
delete a single number you have stored using Code 40, enter programming: press and hold the Program
Button for 3 seconds until you see "Program Mode", then "Pick Up Phone", when the prompt for "Enter
Code" displays enter 98, then enter the phone number you want to delete followed by the * key.
Finding Numbers in Blocked Numbers List
To FIND a number in the large blocked memory storage, use Code 40 ### then the number followed
by * to locate that number in the list. EX: 40### then 894 555 1212 *. If the number is found, it will
display its location in memory on the LCD screen. If not, then NBR NOT FOUND will display.
Clearing Blocked Numbers List Only
(Not Programmed Numbers)
To delete just the blocked numbers already stored from using the Block Button or with the Last Call
Remote Entry command of * 2 #, use Code 40 # *.
This lets you clear out all the numbers that
accumulated over the years and, also retains the known unwanted blocked entries. All blocked numbers
entered through programming Code 40 (not through the front panel BLOCK button) will be stored as Non
Auto Delete Numbers and won't be accidentally erased with this command.
DTMF Caller ID Format Code 17
Some countries use DTMF (not USA) for Caller ID service and you can switch to this mode from the
default of FSK. To enable the DTMF mode, press and hold the Program Button for 3 seconds until you
see "Program Mode", then "Pick Up Phone", when the prompt for "Enter Code" displays enter 17, display
shows function. To return to the default FSK mode when the prompt for "Enter Code" displays, enter 16.
LCD Back Lighting Timer Code 27
The DPB back lighted LCD comes from the factory set to light up for 8 seconds for anytime the front
panel buttons are pressed, or for any incoming call and for anytime an extension phone has accessed
the line. Its timing can be set up to 60 seconds using Code 27 + seconds entered. Press and hold the
Program Button for 3 seconds until you see "Program Mode", then "Pick Up Phone", when the prompt
for "Enter Code" displays, enter 27 then the number of seconds you want the LCD to light, followed by *
key. EX: 2708* is 8 seconds (1 second up to 60 seconds), 2700* is OFF.
LED Flashing Code 28
The DPB red LED comes from the factory set to flash for new calls, ringing, blocked calls and
programming prompts. If you do not want to see the LED flashing at all, you can disable it with Code
29. Press and hold the Program Button for 3 seconds until you see "Program Mode", then "Pick Up
Phone", when the prompt for "Enter Code" displays, enter 29. To re-enable the LED flashing, enter 28.
Operating Modes
You can switch between the operating modes using the programming button and by entering one of the
mode numbers. The DPB can toggle between the modes Standard, Business, Standby or Select using
one of the settings below. Note: After Hours Mode runs together with Standard, Business or Select Mode
when either mode is enabled. Mode settings are displayed only when entering Programming Mode.
Standard (default) Mode = Code 30
When calls come in, all phone numbers that are Invited will ring phones throughout your home/office like
normal and to the TEL phone port on the back of the DPB, except for Anonymous, Out Of Area,
Private and Unknown callers showing no phone number. These calls will be answered by the DPB
for processing and by default be hung-up. Blocked callers will be immediately answered and after
eight seconds, get hung-up on. To enable this (default) Mode, press and hold the Program Button for 3
seconds until you see "Program Mode", then "Pick Up Phone", when the prompt for "Enter Code" displays
enter 30, display shows function.
Business Mode = Code 31
If you are running a business and want to hear from Anonymous, Out Of Area, Private and Unknown
callers as well as any other type of call, you can enable Business Mode Code 31 to allow calls through to
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