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(enabled or disabled) and set up access codes to modify the default setting. There are three access code settings:

Toggle the default setting on or off.

Block Caller ID information for your next call.

Send Caller ID information for your next call.

To set up control your Caller ID information, log in to the VCX 7000 User Interface, select the Calling Features option, then access the Privacy tabbed page. Enable the appropriate settings and click Save.

You can now enter the appropriate access code to control your Caller ID information on your telephone.

To toggle the default setting on or off:

1Pick up the handset or press Speaker.

2Enter the access code you set up through the VCX 7000 User Interface (*83 is the default).

If transmission of Caller ID information was enabled, it is now disabled.

If transmission of Caller ID information was disabled, it is now enabled.

If transmission of Caller ID information is enabled and you want to block your Caller ID for the next call only:

1Pick up the handset.

2Enter the access code you set up through the VCX 7000 User Interface (*67 is the default).

3Dial the number. Your ID is not delivered to the caller.

If transmission of Caller ID information is disabled and you want to send your Caller ID for the next call only:

1Pick up the handset.

2Enter the access code you set up through the VCX 7000 User Interface (*82 is the default).

3Dial the number. Your ID is sent to the caller.

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