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7.7. Block number setting
20 groups GSM block numbers can be set for the terminal, the maximum length of each
group is 8 digits.
7.7.1. Press "UP" or "DOWN" to select item "7: BARRED CODE".
7.7.2. Press "ENTER", LCD will show "BARRED CODE—XX", XX means the group
numbers. The second line shows block numbers.
7.7.3. Press "UP" or "DOWN" to view the entire block number list.
7.7.4. Press "ENTER", LCD will show "ADD BARRED CODE".
Pick up the handset, input "Barred code + #".
For example: to set "00" as a block number. Just input "00#". That means
international numbers will be blocked by GSM routing.
7.7.5. Press "ENTER" again. LCD will show "DEL BARRED CODE". You can delete block
number settings in the list.
Picking up the handset, input "number prefix + #".
7.7.6. Press "MENU" to return to main menu.
7.8. Free code setting
20 groups GSM free codes can be set for the terminal, the maximum length of each group
is 8 digits.
Note: When you set the GSM free numbers, you must set them into the list of GSM
prefix number list also.
For example: If "10086" is a free number for GSM operator, after set "10086" into
the free number list, you must set it into GSM prefix number list. So that when user
dials "10086", it will be sent out through GSM as a free number.
7.8.1. Press "UP" or "DOWN" to select item "8: FREE GSM CODE".
7.8.2. Press "ENTER", LCD will show "FREE GSM CODE—XX", XX means the group
numbers. The second line shows free numbers.
7.8.3. Press "UP" or "DOWN" to view the entire free number list.
7.8.4. Press "ENTER", LCD will show "ADD FREE CODE".
Pick up the handset, input "Free code + #".
Input "***#" to delete all block codes.
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