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Call control settings 30
Withheld number, No Caller ID and Payphone,
then select Save.
ii) To block calls by a specific number, press
to highlight By number and press Select. You’ve
entered the blocked numbers list, press Options and
select Add. Enter the number you want to block (or
you can select Options and select a number from
your contacts or calls list) then select Save.
The Block button
The block call button can be used in 3 ways:
1. Incoming call
When you have an incoming call, before pressing
the
to answer, look at the handset display and
you can see who is calling. If you don’t want to take
the call press the
on the handset and the call will
be transferred to the answering machine for the
caller to leave a message.
The number will be blocked and added to the
blocked calls list if Caller ID is displayed. If the
number calls again your phone will just ring silently
and the caller cannot leave another message.
If ‘All dialled calls’ is set to
Not Allowed, this will take
precedence over the other
settings except emergency
numbers 999 and 112 which
can still be dialled.
If ‘All dialled calls’ is set to
Allowed, the status of the
other settings will manage
which calls can be made.
The default for all Parental
control settings is Allowed.
The default setting is Allowed
for all call types.
If you select Allowed, calls from
this type of number will ring as
normal. If you select Blocked,
calls from this type of number
will be presented silently.
When you enter the block
calls list you can also edit or
delete numbers you’ve stored
previously by selecting Options,
then highlighting either Edit or
delete and pressing Select.
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