DETEWE BeeTel - Programming Blocked Numbers; Programming PIN-Protected Calling

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The entry of "00" and "019", for example, would mean that
all attempts to call an international number starting with
"00" or a "0190" service number would fail. Please remem-
ber when programming that these settings apply to all
forms of dialling, regardless of whether you use speed-dial-
ling, the Redial Stack, the Caller List or manual entry of the
call number.
If “PIN-protected calling” has been programmed on a hand-
set, after pressing the g key you will be prompted to enter
your PIN if you wish to dial a number. If you do not enter
your PIN or the PIN you have entered is incorrect, the
connection will be broken.
Enter the following key sequence: P (w)R0.
Press 7.
All handsets enrolled with the
base station are now displayed
(e.g. 1, 3, 5).
Press the numerical key corresponding to the respective
handset.
Enter the blocked number(s).
In the case of several blocked num-
bers, these are separated by pres-
sing the signal key (e.g. 00R019).
Press o.
Enter the PIN.
Press o.
Enter the following key sequence: P (w)R0.
Press 6.
All handsets enrolled with the
base station are now displayed (e.g.
1, 3, 5).
Press the numerical key corresponding to the respective
handset.
Press o.
Enter the PIN.
Press o.
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Programming
blocked numbers
Programming
PIN-protected
calling