Information On Keypad Codes - AVM FRITZ!Box 7530 Configuration And Operation

Controlling FRITZ!Box with Keypad Codes
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Information on Keypad Codes

Overview
Various FRITZ!Box functions can be configured and operated using a
connected telephone without opening the user interface. These include
not only telephony functions like the alarm, Do Not Disturb and call
diversion, but also other functions. For instance, you can switch wire­
less LAN on and off, and restore the factory settings to the FRITZ!Box.
How It Works
Keypad codes are combinations of keys (for instance,
#811*1*), which you enter on the telephone keypad.
Requirements
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Entering Keypad Codes
A keypad code can contain the following characters: *, #, the
numerals 0 to 9. Depending on the type of telephone, here is how to
dial keypad codes:
Type of Telephone
Telephone without call
button
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FRITZ!Box 7530
Use a connected analog telephone or DECT telephone to enter
keypad codes. (Keypad codes do not work with smartphones or IP
telephones.)
For analog telephones and DECT telephones with their own base
station: The telephone is configured such that special characters
(* and #) can be dialed; see the manual of your telephone.
Dial Keypad Code
• Pick up the handset.
• Enter the keypad code.
• Hang up.
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