Gigaset 100 Operating Manual
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The digital cordless
DECT telephone
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Operating Manual
and Safety Precautions
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Brief overview
Base station
symbol
Constant:
–
ready for dialling/receiving
calls
Flashing:
–
Connection to
base station
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Handset key
– Accept/end call
– Dial call number
(when have digits
already stored)
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Speed dialling
Recall key
–For PABXs and
select carrier
services
Dial pause
–Hold down!
Displays
4
Base station symbol
Save
Special displays
C
Redial
Keypad lock
– Lock on/off
hold down to
activate / de-activate!
Memory key
– For saving
– For settings
Lift handset
J
@
P
1
_
* character
# character
Recall key
Pause
Memory empty
____
ª
ª
«
2
Keypad lock
Handset ready for
registration
Handset searching
for registered base
Handset found
base that is ready for
registration
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Safety precautions
• Only use the power supply unit supplied as indicated
at the rear side of the base unit.
• Only use the battery supplied or the approved battery type (see page 7).
• Do not install in the immediate vicinity of other devices
e.g. stereo system, television, office equipment or microwave, as they could affect each other.
• Medical equipment can be affected by the handset.
• The handset can cause an unpleasant humming sound in
hearing aids.
• Do not hold the handset to your ear when it is ringing (incoming ring tone).
• Do not install the handset in bathrooms or showers.
• Do not operate the handset in environments where there
is risk of explosion (e.g. paint shops).
• Dispose of batteries and the telephone in an environmentally friendly manner and in accordance with the relevant
legislation.
• Ensure that the operating instructions are included when
passing on your Gigaset 100 to a third party.
• The handset’s battery compartment features the following
diagram:
–
h
operating instructions.
– Ensure correct battery connector polarity (red cable:
plus pole, black cable: minus pole), otherwise the handset will not work properly. Incorrect polarity can damage
the handset and battery.
Operate battery type in accordance with these
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Putting the telephone into service
Step 1: Connecting the base station
First of all, connect your base station to the telephone jack
and the mains supply.
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220 V/
• Insert
small round connector of
the power cable
into the socket.
230 V
• Place the cable in the cable duct
(for strain relief).
• Insert the power supply unit into
the wall socket.
• Insert
the rectangular
connector provided on
the telephone cable
into the socket.
• Place the cable in the cable duct.
• Insert telephone jack into telephone socket.
* Appearance may differ depending on the country!
Telephone
jack*
If you do not want to use the telephone cable supplied,
ensure that you use either a straightforward extension cable
or a telephone cable with 3/4 connector assignment,
otherwise your Gigaset 100 will not function correctly.
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Putting the telephone into service
Step 2: Inserting the battery
• Insert the battery connector in to the socket (see inset); it
must lock securely into place.
• Place the battery in the battery compartment.
• Insert the battery cable in the clip provided.
• Slide the cover into the battery compartment and push
forward until it clicks into place. To open the cover, lift it
up.
• Only use approved batteries.
• Never use non-Siemens charging units as these
can damage the batteries.
The display is protected by a film.
Please remove protective film.
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