On my current older Panasonic I can block up to 30 numbers. What is the limit on this model?
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This model allows you to block up to 60 numbers. Full details of the call block feature can be found in the below link. https://shop.panasonic.com/docs/operating-instruction/2014/phone/KXTGD210-MUL.pdf#page=26
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I do not have the answer but the base for messages was a garbled mess that you could not understand. I did return them.
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It means you have to add the number to the call block list. You can add up to 250 numbers to the call block list.
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yes. you can just put in the first few numbers and it will block. You can also set it so that the phone doesn't ring when they call. I love my call blocker!!
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No. You can block callers using call blocking from your service provider or get a newer phone that has call blocking
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That seems odd, that one handset could differentiate incoming calls as mobile or land line. The base station has a call-block feature that allows you to store up to 30 phone numbers to be blocked - which would also block those same numbers to each handset. I use this feature to filter spammers like, "Hello, this is Rachael, this your last chance to receive lower interest rates on your Credit card, etc. " and to filter political calls that relentlessly seek donations. You might go into the Call Block option and make sure phone numbers are not blocked that you did not intend to block. The feature can be accessed from any handset under Initial Settings/Call Block. If your batteries are more than a couple of years old, I'd replace them with new AAA NI-MH that can be purchased anywhere - and you will probably find batteries now have higher amp/hour capacity than your original batteries. If that does not fix the problem, you can use the new batteries in any handset that gets weak quickly during longer phone calls. Have you checked to be sure the handset is not set to "sleep" or not ring during certain hours? I use this often on the handset near my bed. Calls will come in but ring only at the base station and other handsets. It's called Silent Mode in the menu under Initial Settings. Another option would be to call Panasonic and ask if the handsets have some sort of reset procedure, but I doubt that they have a reset. Sorry I don't have any definitive answer. I have six handsets and they have been 100% reliable. However, I replaced some of the older batteries when the handset acted weird or faded during longer conversations.
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Your phone box should tell you how many satellite phones your system will handle. Mine had 3 satellite phones with capability of a total of 6. If it doesn't, you can call Panasonic and ask. They were very nice to me because I had it call to get my extra phone that I got connected to my system. Only took a few minutes and I love having the extra phone.
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I bought it for my sister in law and we set it up with only 1 line being used so I can't tell you for sure if it can handle 2 numbers or not. Sorry!
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Frederrick, the answer is yes. It's one of the prime reasons I bought this model. It will block 250 numbers. The blocking process is detailed and deliberate but that's OK. It's menu driven from the right-hand side menu button. If you follow the prompts after you tell it to "save" a number, you have the option of either saving it to your phone book (100 #'s) or saving it to block (250 #'s). A blocked number will ring the phone once, and then stop. I hope this is helpful to you.
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Yes if you have Caller ID service through your phone carrier: 30 Numbers can be blocked. This feature allows the unit to reject calls when: - the unit receives a call from a phone number stored in the call block list as unwanted ("Storing unwanted callers", page 47). - the unit receives a call without phone number ("Blocking incoming calls without phone number", page 48). When a call is received, the unit rings for a short time while the caller is being identified. If the phone number matches an entry in the call block list: - cellular calls are rejected. - landline calls are disconnected after the unit first sends out a busy tone to the caller. Link to Manual: http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/KXTG7622-MUL.PDF
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You can program it to block any number or area code using wild card #. However, I unplugged mine after it started blocking everyone all the time. I reprogrammed it and within a week it was blocking everyone again. Buy one of the Panasonic phones. Mine blocks up to 250 numbers, more than the digitone, and hasn't messed up after over a year's use. Also got no help from digitone with the problem.
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Yes, you can block up to 30 numbers, when a blocked number calls the phone rings once and disconnects, caller ID shows "Blocked Call"
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There are ways around the blocker, as an example someone could use Skype to get an unlimited amount of numbers to call you from in different area codes. However the blocker will also let you create a white list of accepted callers and block all other phone calls. I ended up having to go that route to keep someone from harassing my family.
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i do not know. i will tell you why, the phone is junk. i could not call out or receive in coming calls. i am telling you this so you may use your monies to purchase another ,do not buy this phone. i have bought panasonic products in the past and had no other problems until this phone. amazon ,did refund my monies. i than bought an uniden phone and this is my second uniden phone that i own,no problems.
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Yes, for up to 250 numbers. This is the reason we bought these phones, the call blocking is very important to us.
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This feature is built into Obi. Try dialing *77 from your handset. *87 will unblock anonymous call blocking. (Google Obi star codes for more features).
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My mother uses that phone and she only has 50 contacts. Can't tell you how many more it will handle.
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I just registered a scam telephone number as "to be blocked" on my Panasonic phone. He portrays an IRS agent. He hasn't called back yet, so I shall see, if it is working. My telephone number is registered in the Federal Do Not Call List, but the markets just ignore it.