Gigaset 1054isdn User Instructions
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User Instructions
8 mobile units
can be connected.
2 corded terminals
can be connected.
Multicell capability
Direct dialing in
Cordless Digital DECT Telephone System
for EURO-ISDN Basic Connections
Gigaset 1054isdn
Attention:
Please read these User Instructions and
safety instructions before using this equipment!
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Guide for Quick installation
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Installation steps for the Gigaset 1054isdn
1. Please read the Safety Instructions before starting (page 7).
2. Install the base station first (page 11).
3. Insert the battery in the mobile unit and charge as needed (page 15).
4. Register the mobile unit on base station (page 20 or 24).
Your Gigaset 1054isdn is now ready for use.
Preparation for using the ISDN-Functions
1. Please read the information for the ISDN connection (page 9).
2. Enter the multiple subscriber numbers (page 33 or 93).
3. Set the ring allocation (page 75 & 136).
You are now ready to use ISDN features.
Steps for installing the accessory devices
1. Connect the telephone, fax machine or
intercom (page 26).
2. Set the correct device type (page 74 &. 134).
Your device is now ready for use.
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Overview Figures
Standard Mobile Unit 1000S
Comfort Mobile Unit 1000C
Explanation
1 Handset
2 Display
3 Number redial key
4 Save key
5 Speed dial key
6 Key pad
7 Internal key
8 Signal key
9 ON/OFF/LOCK key
10 Phone key
11 Microphone
12 Star key
13 Pound key
14 Ringer speaker
15 Battery compartment cover
Front view Back view
Carry clip
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14
15
Explanation
1 Handset
2 Display (backlit)
3 Dialog key
4 Dialog key
5 Menu key
6 Key pad (alphanumeric)
7 Internal key
8 Signal key
9 ON/OFF/LOCK key
10 Phone key
11 Microphone
12 Star key
13 Pound key
14 Ringer speaker
15 Battery compartment cover
Front view Back view
Carry clip
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Overview Figures
Front view Back view
A Registration key: B Non-cordless auxiliary device
Used to register mobile subscribers with the call number 0
-lights when the AC power C Non-cordless auxiliary device
adapter is connected with the call number 9
-blinks during registration procedure D Connector socket for
Euro-ISDN base connection
The lamp is identical to the
registration key! E Connector socket for AC power
adapter C39280-Z4-C65
Base Station Gigaset 1054isdn
Explanation
Front view
Back view
A
B
C
D
E
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Guide for quick installation
Overview figures
Safety Instruction
Installation
The Equipment ............................................................................................................................8
System Code ...............................................................................................................................8
Important Information for the Euro-ISDN Connection ................................................................. 9
Base Station
Contents of Package .................................................................................................................10
Accessories ............................................................................................................................... 10
Tips for Setting up your Base Station ........................................................................................11
Assembly / Connecting the Base Station .................................................................................. 12
Connection Options at the Base Station ...................................................................................14
Default Setting of the Base Station ...........................................................................................14
Mobile Units
Information for Wearers of Hearing Aids ................................................................................... 15
Inserting and Charging the Batteries .........................................................................................15
Assembling the Carry Clip on the Mobile Unit .......................................................................... 16
Important Information for using the Batteries ........................................................................... 16
Standard Mobile Unit
Display .......................................................................................................................................17
ON- OFF-, LOCK modes ............................................................................................................ 18
Changing Modes ....................................................................................................................... 19
Registrating a Standard Mobile Unit at a Base Station ..............................................................20
Comfort Mobile Unit
Display .......................................................................................................................................21
ON-OFF-LOCK Mode .................................................................................................................22
Changing the Mode ...................................................................................................................23
Registrating the Comfort Mobile Unit at a Base Station ............................................................24
Viewing your Internal Numbers .................................................................................................25
Non-Cordless Devices
Connector Socket ...................................................................................................................... 26
Connecting Telephones ............................................................................................................. 26
Connecting Non-Cordless Devices (other than telephones) ......................................................26
Connection Examples for Intercoms TFE .................................................................................. 27
For a quick overview of the most improtant functions please see starting on Seite177
"Quick start guide for the standard and comfort mobile phones and accessory devices."
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Operating the Standard Mobile Unit
Basic Settings
Enter / Change System Code .................................................................................................... 29
Entering / Changing Mobile Unit PIN ......................................................................................... 30
Connecting and Starting Operation of the System: Multiple Device Connection ...................... 31
Connection / Operation Type of the System: Setting System Connection ................................ 32
Saving / Assigning Multiple Subscriber Numbers ...................................................................... 33
Setting the Ringer for the Mobile Unit ...................................................................................... 34
Activate/Deactivate the Automatic Line Assignment ................................................................ 35
Activate / Deactivate Automatic Call Answering ........................................................................ 35
Activate / Deactivate Call Pickup ............................................................................................... 36
Activate / Deactivate Call Waiting on a Busy External Line ....................................................... 36
Set Call Number Display ............................................................................................................ 37
Incoming Calls
Answering / Completing Calls ................................................................................................... 38
Call Pick-Up ............................................................................................................................... 39
Answering Call Waiting during an Internal Call ......................................................................... 40
Answering Call Waiting during an External Call ........................................................................40
Outgoing Calls
Using the Key Pad for External Calls ......................................................................................... 41
Using the Key Pad to Dial Externally as a En-Bloc Dialing ......................................................... 41
Redialing .................................................................................................................................... 42
Redial as as En-Bloc Dial Function ............................................................................................. 42
Internal Dialing to Another Mobile Unit or Auxiliary Device ....................................................... 43
Dial Internally using Collective Calling ....................................................................................... 43
Dialing Speed Dial Numbers ...................................................................................................... 44
Setting “Anonymous Calling“ for the Current Call .................................................................... 45
During a Call
Placing a Call on Hold ................................................................................................................46
Controlling the Answering Machine / Using Telephone Services .............................................. 47
Changing the Handset Volume ..................................................................................................48
Mute Function ........................................................................................................................... 48
Speed Dial
Changing,Verifying and Storing Speed Dial Numbers ............................................................... 49
Delete All Speed Dial Numbers ................................................................................................. 50
Switching Functions
Consultation / Call Transfer ........................................................................................................ 51
Internal Consultation ................................................................................................................. 51
External Consultation ................................................................................................................ 52
Toggling ..................................................................................................................................... 53
Three Way Conference ..............................................................................................................54
Parking an External Call ............................................................................................................. 55
Unparking a Parked External Call ............................................................................................... 55
External Call Forwarding ............................................................................................................ 56
Delete External Call Forwarding ................................................................................................ 57
Activate Internal Call Forwarding ............................................................................................... 58
Deactivate Internal Call Forwarding ........................................................................................... 58
Activate / Deactivate External Automatic Callback .................................................................... 59
Connection with Entrance Telephone ........................................................................................ 59
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Cost, Call Duration
Activate / Deactivate the Call Duration Display .......................................................................... 60
Activate / Deactivate the Call Cost or Call Time Unit Display .................................................... 61
Activate / Deactivate Cost Display for Previous Call .................................................................. 62
Set or Control Cost Factor .........................................................................................................62
Verify / Delete Cost Sums for Each Internal Subscriber ............................................................ 63
Verify / Delete Cost Sums for each Multiple Subscriber Number .............................................. 64
Locking
Activate / Deactivate the Lock for Outgoing Calls (System Lock) .............................................. 65
Verify / Save Emergency Numbers ............................................................................................ 66
Delete Emergency Number ....................................................................................................... 66
Storing Restricted Numbers ......................................................................................................67
Activate / Deactivate Restricted Numbers ................................................................................. 68
Deleting Restricted Numbers ....................................................................................................68
Blocking Undesired Calls ...........................................................................................................69
Set Authorization for Subscribers .............................................................................................. 70
Lock Mobile Unit / Activate Direct Dial .......................................................................................71
View, Delete, Store a Direct Dial Number ................................................................................. 72
Dialing a Direct Dial Number ..................................................................................................... 73
Removing a Lock on Mobile Unit .............................................................................................. 73
System Settings
Setting the Connection Configuration for the Internal Subscriber ..............................................74
Ring Allocation on a Multiple Device Connection ...................................................................... 75
Ring Allocation : Enter / Change Collective Call Group ...............................................................76
Ring Allocation: Enter / Change Group Call ................................................................................77
Ring Allocation: Set / Change Ring Count for Group Call .......................................................... 78
Setting Ring Allocation on a System Connection ...................................................................... 79
Ring Allocation for Entrance Telephone .....................................................................................80
Deactivating a Mobile Unit ........................................................................................................ 81
Restoring the Default Settings on the Base Station .................................................................. 82
Mobile Unit Settings
Activate / Deactivate Advisory and Warning Tones .................................................................... 83
Restoring the Mobile Unit’s Settings to Initialization Status ..................................................... 85
Operating the Comfort Mobile Unit
Using the Menu
Using the Dialog Keys ............................................................................................................... 86
Using the Menus ....................................................................................................................... 86
The Complete Menu ................................................................................................................. 86
Menu Structure for System Settings ......................................................................................... 87
Mode Dependent Menus ..........................................................................................................88
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Basic Settings
Enter / Change System Code .................................................................................................... 89
Enter / Change Mobile Unit PIN ................................................................................................ 90
Connection / Operation Type of System: Setting Multiple Device Connection .......................... 91
Connection / Operation Type of System: : Setting System Connection .................................... 92
Storing / Assigning Multiple Subscriber Numbers ..................................................................... 93
Setting Dialog Language ............................................................................................................ 94
Setting the Ringer for the Mobile Unit ...................................................................................... 94
Setting Call Number Display ...................................................................................................... 95
Activate / Deactivate Call Pickup ............................................................................................... 96
Activate / Deactivate Call Waiting for Busy External Lines ........................................................ 96
Activate / Deactivate Automatic Line Seizure ............................................................................ 97
Incoming Call
Answering / Terminating a Call .................................................................................................. 98
Call Pickup ................................................................................................................................. 99
Answering Call Waiting during an Internal Call .........................................................................100
Answering Call Waiting during an External Call ........................................................................100
Outgoing Call
External Dialing from the Key Pad ............................................................................................101
Dialing Externally with the Key Pad as En-Bloc Dialing .............................................................102
Redial ........................................................................................................................................103
Redial as a En-bloc Dial ............................................................................................................103
Dial Internally to Another Mobile Unit or Other Device ............................................................104
Dialing from the Telephone Book .............................................................................................105
Setting the „Anonymous Call“ for the Current Call ..................................................................106
During a Call
Holding a Call ........................................................................................................................... 107
Accessing the Answering Machine / Using Telephone Services ..............................................108
Changing the Handset Volume ................................................................................................ 109
Mute Function ......................................................................................................................... 110
Telephone Book
Entering Letters and Numbers ................................................................................................ 111
Comfort Dialing with the Telephone Book .............................................................................. 112
Switching Functions
Internal Consultation Call / Call Transfer .................................................................................. 114
External Consultation .............................................................................................................. 115
Toggle ...................................................................................................................................... 116
Three Way Conference ........................................................................................................... 117
Parking an External Call ........................................................................................................... 118
Unparking a Parked, External Call ............................................................................................ 118
External Call Forwarding ......................................................................................................... 119
Deactivate External Call Forwarding for Individual Multiple Subscriber Number ...................... 120
Deactivate all External Call Forwarding Settings ......................................................................120
Activate Internal Call Forwarding ..............................................................................................121
Deactivate Internal Call Forwarding ..........................................................................................121
Activate Automatic External Call Back ......................................................................................122
Deactivate Automatic External Call Back ..................................................................................122
Connection with Door Intercom ...............................................................................................123
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Cost,Call Duration
Cost Display / Call Duration Display ..........................................................................................124
Activate / Deactivate Call Duration and Cost Display and Cost Factor ......................................125
Locking
Lock for Outgoing Call (System Lock) / /Emergency Numbers .................................................127
Edit Restricted Numbers / Activate, Deactivate Lock ...............................................................128
Delete All Lock Numbers ..........................................................................................................129
Blocking Unwanted Calls ..........................................................................................................130
Set Authorization for Subscribers .............................................................................................131
Lock Mobile Unit / Hotline Number / Changing the Mobile PIN .............................................. 132
Deactivate Mobile Unit Lock ................................................................................................... 132
System Settings
Introduction to Procedure for System Settings ........................................................................133
Setting the Connection Configuration for Internal Subscribers .................................................134
Ring Allocation for Door Intercom ............................................................................................135
Restoring the Default Settings on the Base Station .................................................................135
Ring Allocation on a Multiple Device Connection .....................................................................136
Set / Change a Ring Allocation on a Multiple Device Connection ............................................137
Ring Allocation: Set / Change Ring Count for Group Ring ........................................................138
Setting Ring Allocation on a System Connection .....................................................................139
Deactivating Mobile Units ........................................................................................................140
Mobile Settings
Settings ....................................................................................................................................141
Activate / Deactivate Advisory and Warning Tones ...................................................................142
Operating Other Devices
Outgoing Calls
Overview ..................................................................................................................................143
External Dialing with a Number Key Pad ..................................................................................143
Dialing Internally to Another Mobile Unit or Accessory Device ................................................143
Setting “Anonymous Call“ for the Current Call .........................................................................144
Verifying the Answering Machine / Using Telephone Services .................................................144
Incoming Calls
Call Pick-Up ..............................................................................................................................145
Answering Call Waiting ............................................................................................................145
Switching Functions
Set Internal Call Forwarding .....................................................................................................146
Delete Internal Call Forwarding ................................................................................................146
Placing a Call on Hold ...............................................................................................................146
Consultation Call / Call Transfer ................................................................................................147
Toggle .......................................................................................................................................149
Three Way Conference .............................................................................................................149
Activate External, Automatic Callback ......................................................................................150
Dedicative External, Automatic Callback ..................................................................................150
Parking an External Call ............................................................................................................150
Unparking a Parked External Call ..............................................................................................151
Connection with Door Intercom ...............................................................................................151
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Multicell System
Step by Step Procedure ...........................................................................................................152
General Overview .....................................................................................................................153
Possible Combinations .............................................................................................................154
Standard Mobile Unit
Registrating a Standard Mobile Unit on Multiple Base Stations ...............................................156
Base Station Selection Automatic / Manual / Combined ..........................................................157
Activate / Deactivate Base Station Number Display .................................................................158
Set Multicell Operation .............................................................................................................158
Allow / Suppress Change of Base Station during a Call ...........................................................159
Switching to Another Base Station during a Call ......................................................................160
Comfort Mobile Unit
Registrating the Comfort Mobile Unit on Multiple Base Station ..............................................161
Set Multicell Operation .............................................................................................................162
Base Station Select Automatic / Manual / Combined ...............................................................163
Allow / Suppress Base Station Switch during a Call .................................................................164
Switching to Another Base Station during a Call ......................................................................164
Operation with a Telephone System
General Overview .....................................................................................................................165
Activate the Features of the Telephone System .......................................................................165
Additional EURO-ISDN Features ...............................................................................................166
Acoustic Signals
Advisory and Warning Tones ....................................................................................................167
General Overview
Maintaining the System ............................................................................................................168
Technical Data ..........................................................................................................................168
Trouble Shooting .......................................................................................................................169
Warranty ...................................................................................................................................170
Contact Partner ....................................................................................................................... 170
Glossary .................................................................................................................................. 171
Index ........................................................................................................................................174
Quick Start Guide- Standard Mobile Unit........................................................................... 177
Quick Start Guide - Comfort Mobile Unit............................................................................ 180
Quick Start Guide - Accessory Devices ............................................................................... 184
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Safety Instructions
Warning
For your personal safety and protection you should never use the base station or any mobile
units in the bath or other wet environment. The devices are not water proof.
● Use only Nickel Cadmium batteries (NiCd batteries)
(see “Important Information for Using Batteries“, (page 16).
● Never use other chargeable batteries or normal (non chargeable) batteries.
These batteries could cause a short circuit or the battery coating could be damaged
(dangerous). Please observe the information labels in the battery compartment of the
mobile unit and battery chargers.
The symbols on the labels display the following:
- (see chapter “Inserting and Charging the Batteries“, page 15)
use only the type described in User Instructions
- use only chargeable batteries with the pole direction
● Never put the batteries in water or in fire.
● Do not dispose of defective batteries with normal household garbage.
● During the charging process the batteries will get warm. This is normal and is not
dangerous.
● Do not use foreign battery chargers, as this could damage the batteries.
Siemens provides the correct battery chargers.
● Use only the included AC power adapter C 39280-Z4-C65.
● The accessory devices connected with a cord (telephone, fax, intercoms....) that
contain open metal surfaces could collect unacceptably high levels of electric energy
for short periods of time, i.e. during a thunderstorm. Therefore, do not touch them.
● Do not use the mobile unit in the proximity of explosives.
This telephone system has been certified by the BZT “Federal Office for the Certification of Telecommunications” (Bundesamt für Zulassungen in der Telekommunikation). It was certified
based on the EU regulation 91/263/EWG Telecommunication End User Devices.
It may be connected to and operated from any Euro-ISDN network and installation.
This device conforms to the requirements of EU regulations
and to the national amendments in Germany and France.
The conformance of this device with the above mentioned regulations is certified through the CE
symbol.
Certification for Base Station and Telephone Equipment
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Installation
With the Gigaset 1054isdn, you have purchased a cordless Euro-ISDN system that offers the
advantage of “mobile telephoning“ with the comfort of a high quality ISDN telecommunication
installation.
The device has been designed using modern digital technology and conforms to the European
standard for cordless telephones (DECT) and the Euro-ISDN standard. Among other things, the
DECT technology offers a high level of security against undesired interception of telephone signals and good digital speech quality. Additionally, it provides the ability to easily expand the basic
configuration Gigaset 1054isdn - i.e. one base station and two mobile units - to a telephone system that will allow you to call both internally and externally. Mobile units of the model Gigaset
1000 and upward can be operated on Gigaset 1054isdn.
Therefore, Gigaset 1054isdn fulfills the needs of both private and professional users, for example, in office buildings and small businesses. In addition to the standard telephone functions, it
also offers:
● Direct dialing to mobile units or accessory devices
● 2 external calls at the same time
● Operation of two non-cordless and 8 mobile units on one base station
● Free internal calls between 6 mobile units
● Up to 6 mobile subscribers can be connected at the same time
● Encoding of the transmission from the mobile unit and the base station
● Operation of a mobile unit on up to four base stations in order to expand the area in which
you make or receive calls
● Switching between 2 neighboring ISDN base stations during a call.
To install your base station or make changes to settings you must enter a four digit system code.
This is described in the operating instructions. When the system is delivered the system code is
set to "0000". When registrating the first mobile unit you must use the pre set system code
"0000". For blocking individual mobile units a separate mobile unit PIN code is available.
Recommendation:
We recommend that you change the system code after registrating the first mobile unit (see
page 29 or page 89). The system code “closes” your system to unauthorized users. The registration of additional components, or modifications to settings are only possible when the system
code has been entered.
The Equipment
System Code
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Installation
Before you connect your Gigaset 1054isdn to the Euro-ISDN network you will need to acquire a
Euro-ISDN basic connection from your telecommunications company. You will receive detailed
information from your telecommunications company.
By selecting the type of connection and contracting additional services from your telecommunications company you will be able to define the required system functions. The connection is
made up of a network terminator to which the Gigaset 1054isdn can be connected. In general,
your ISDN system Gigaset 1054isdn can use two different connection types.
Connection Types
● Multiple device connection
This type of connection allows you to connect and operate one or more devices. Parallel to
your Gigaset 1054isdn, you can connect additional ISDN devices; for example, an ISDN compatible fax machine or a PC with an ISDN card. It is possible to connect up to 4 Gigaset base
stations to a multiple device connection, allowing you to operate a multiple cell system (see
page 153). You can use up to 10 multiple call numbers on one multiple device connection.
You can assign these to the subscribers on the Gigaset 1054isdn so that they can be called
directly from outside the system. You can also assign multiple call numbers to the mobile
units on the Gigaset 1054isdn in the same manner as a subscriber on a multiple device connection, for example, like an ISDN fax machine.
● System connection
The Gigaset 1054isdn is connected to the system connection as a stand alone telecommunications installation. The call number reserve is available using an installation call number and
the standard call number block with extensions. Especially with a higher number of subscribers (for example, 8 mobile units, 1 telephone, 1 fax machine) Gigaset 1054isdn can be operated economically in this configuration.
Within the scope of these types of connections the Deutsche Telekom AG offers two levels of
comfort that differ through the available services:
● Standard connection ● Comfort connection
Characteristics
The ISDN service features that you can contract from the Deutsche Telekom AG and use on your
Gigaset 1054isdn system are listed below. You will find more detailed information to the various
services in the glossary of the User Instructions (page 171).
● Consultation calls ● Toggle
● Call parking (only multiple device connections) ● Cost information
● Call forwarding ● Call waiting
● Multiple call number (multiple device connections) ● Automatic callback
● 3-Party conference ● External call transfer
● Direct call numbers (only system connections)
● Transmission of your call number
● Transmission of your partner’s call number
Operating information and error messages
On the comfort mobile unit Gigaset 1000C you will receive a number of operating instructions
and error messages from the ISDN system, for example, “subscriber busy” or “invalid call number”, etc.
Important Information for the Euro-ISDN Connection
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Installation Base Station
Base station 2 screws and plugs
ISDN connection cable User Instructions
AC power adapter
● Mobile unit Gigaset 1000S ● Battery charger Gigaset 1000L
● Comfort mobile unit Gigaset 1000C ● Batteries (for mobile unit)
● Cordless connection socket Gigaset 1000TAE
Contents of Package
Accessories
1
4
2
5
3
1
2
3
4
5
Gigaset 1054isdn
Schnurloses DECT-Telefonsystem
s
Bedienungsananleitung
2 schnurgebundene
Endgeräte anschließbar
Mehrzellenfähig
Durchwahlfähig
8 Mobilteile
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Installation Base Station
If you are using a telephone connected by a cord in addition to your cordless telephone, we recommend that you keep the largest possible distance between the base station and the telephone. This will help to avoid any possible sound distortions (for technical reasons) in the
telephone.
You should set the base station up in the center of the area in which you are planning to use the
telephones, for example:
The base station should be set up in a position with easy access, for example:
If you are also planning to use the telephone on your property outside of your home, then you
should set up the base station:
Set up location/ Selection of assembly location
When selecting the set up location you should consider the following criteria:
1. The telephone connection cable should reach to the socket for the ISDN connection.
2. There should be an electric 220/230V electric socket at the set up site to ensure supply of
electricity for the base station.
3. The set up site should not be near other devices, such as stereo and office equipment or microwave ovens, to avoid any possible interference.
The base station is designed for use in protected areas within a temperature range between 0
and +50 °C. For example, it should not be located in the bath, in the kitchen, in a damp cellar or
near a source of heat, such as a room heater. Direct sunlight should also be avoided.
Tips for Setting up your Base Station
in the entry way of the apartment,
in a central room of your house, office or apartment,
not in the cellar,
not in the attic.
in an open area of the room,
not in a niche in the wall,
not behind metal doors heavy furniture or metal cabinets,
not in spaces that are blocked (by functional design) by thick concrete walls or metal
walls.
at the same height as the windows,
in a room that has a view of the property.
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Operational Range
Depending on the surrounding conditions, the operational range is about 300 meters in the
open. In buildings, the operating distance is about 50 meters depending on the room layout and
construction methods.
If you leave the operational area, you will lose contact with the base station and the ON symbol
will blink in the display. If you have activated the operational range warning signal (this option is
not active when the phone is delivered), then you will also receive a warning signal when you
leave operational area.
You can either set the device in the room (for example, on a desk or shelf) or attach it to the wall.
1. First, insert the mini western plug of your telephone connection cable (ISDN connection
cable) in the socket marked "L1" (the underside of the base station).
2. Insert the mini western plug of the cable of the AC power adapter in the socket
marked „“ (underside of the base station).
3. Place the cables in the dedicated cable channels.
If you would like to attach the base station to the wall, then follow steps 4 through 7, otherwise
move to step 8:
4. Drill two vertical holes (Ø 5mm) at a distance of 120 mm from one another.
5. Insert the correct plugs.
6. Screw the screws into the wall so that a space of about 5 mm is left between the wall and
the head of the screw.
7. Hang the base station by inserting the heads of the screws into the holes on the base
station and then pull the base station down.
8. Insert the mini western plug of your telephone connection cable (ISDN connection cable)
into the telephone socket (IAE, see page 172).
9. Insert the AC power adapter into the 220/230V socket.
Note:
● If electrical power is cut off or if the AC power adapter in not plugged in, then your tele-
phone system will not work.
● Use only the delivered AC adapter C 39280-Z4-C65
● Make sure that you do not confuse the connection of the telephone cable and AC power
adapter on the base station. If you switch the two cables the base station will not work and
can be damaged.
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120mm
180 m m
170 mm
5mm
5mm
Measurements for wall attachment
Connections for the Gigaset 1054isdn
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Installation Base Station
Upon delivery, the default operation type setting is “multiple device connection“. The procedure
for changing the operation type setting to “installation connection“ is described on page 32 or
92.
The ISDN system is delivered with the following default settings:
Trunk authorization Full
Call waiting ON
Anonymous calling ON
Anonymous answering ON
Automatic line seizure ON
Call charge recording OFF
Call factor 0.00
Call length display ON
Configuration ISDN connection Multiple device operations local
Configuration additional devices Telephone
Call allocation Collective call
System code 0000
Connection Options at the Base Station
Default Setting of the Base Station
ISDN-cord
#
1 32
9
7
4 6
*
F
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5
8
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Gigaset 1054 isdn
back view
Fax machine
Telephone
ISDN-Network
teminator
Mobile units
230V socket
Corded
equipments
if available
Power
supply
(IAE)
(IAE)
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Installation Mobile Units
The standard mobile unit can be operated within a temperature range between 10° C and 55° C.
The comfort mobile unit in a range between 0° C and 45° C. Keep them away from water.
Persons wearing hearing aids should be careful when using the telephone, because the frequencies can be intercepted by the hearing aid and, when strong enough, can cause a very unpleasant sound.
The mobile unit is powered by 2 batteries. For correct operation you must insert the batteries in
the battery compartment, and then close the compartment with the supplied cover.
1. Insert the batteries in the mobile compartment
● Hold the mobile unit with the key pad facing down. In the lower portion of the mobile unit
there is a compartment for inserting the batteries.
● Insert the batteries that are supplied into the battery compartment as shown below. Make
sure to insert the batteries in the proper direction. The correct placement is displayed on a
label in the battery compartment (see figure below).
● Insert the cover for the battery compartment into the designated slots (see figure) on the
mobile unit and then close the compartment.
Note:
If the batteries are not inserted correctly the mobile unit will not work.
2. Charging the batteries
The batteries are not charged at the time of delivery. To charge the batteries, the mobile unit
must be inserted in the battery charger (not supplied with Gigaset 1054isdn). The key pad can be
facing either up or down, but the underside of the mobile unit with the charge contacts must
touch the contacts in the battery charger.
If you have inserted the mobile unit correctly for charging, the LED (light-emitting diode (
B ))
will remain lit.
Depending on the age of and manufacturer/type of the battery, the charge time will vary. The
charge logic of the mobile unit guarantees the optimal charging of the batteries every time.
Information for Wearers of Hearing Aids
Inserting and Charging the Batteries
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Installation Mobile Unit
If needed, you can attach the carry clip. Hold the mobile unit with the key pad against the palm of
your hand. On the side at the same level as the display you will see small holes. Insert the clip in
one of the holes and then attach it to the hole on the other side.
The mobile unit is delivered with two AA size re-chargeable Nickel-Cadmium
batteries
● Use only these batteries.
● If you need to replace the batteries you must make sure that you use only the following type
of batteries: Panasonic P-60 AA, Philips R6 NC-P, Saft RC6, UCAR RC6, DAIMON ACCU
1000.
● The use of other battery types or non re-chargeable batteries can cause functional problems
and could damage the equipment.
● In such cases, the manufacturer offers no guarantee.
Do not use normal batteries! Use only approved re-chargable batteries!
When installing and operating the batteries, please remember the following principles:
● Charge the batteries fully before the first use.
We recommend that you charge the batteries continually for 16 hours, for example overnight.
During the first week of use you should replace the mobile compartment in the charger
when you are not using it.
● New batteries usually reach their full capacity, i.e. their full level of readiness, after a few
days of usage. Although the battery LED signals that the batteries of the mobile unit are
charged - LED off -, you must assume that the normal availability time will be less than normal in this start-up phase.
● After the first thorough charging, the batteries will reach their normal operational status.
Under normal circumstances we recommend that you do not return the mobile unit to the
charger after every call.The batteries should be fully discharged from time to time.
Caution: The available usage time will be lower with partially-charged batteries
● Make sure that the contacts do not come into contact with metallic or greasy surfaces.
● Additional batteries (reserves) can be charged in the charger. You should use these to replace
the regular mobile unit batteries from time to time.
3. Battery charging and usage time
Mobile component Gigaset 1000S Gigaset 1000C
Usage for calls up to 7 hours up to 5 hours
Availability up to 50 hours up to 40 hours
Charging time in the mobile unit in the charger approx. 5 hours
Charging time in the battery reserve box in the charger approx. 24 hours
Assembling the Carry Clip on the Mobile Unit
Important Information for using the Batteries
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Installation Standard Mobile Unit
Symbol Explanation
u Display after pushing the signal key, e key.
U Display of calling forwarding, if programmed
z Memory empty.
A Display of blocking of unwanted calls, if programmed.
H -
n
Display of the star key, *key.
- Display of the pound key, #key.
Symbol Explanation
A
Signals that the mobile unit is in memory operation and is not ready to dial.
Can be activated via the wkey.
B
Battery symbol blinks about 5 to 10 minutes for the batteries are empty.
If the mobile unit is in the charging unit and being charged, then this symbol appears.
C
ON symbol. Can be activated via the u - -key.
D
Seize symbol signifies that a radio channel to the base station exists.
Can be activated via the gkey.
E
Signifies that the key pad has been switched to tone signalling (“tone dialing”).
F Signifies that an external connection has been established via the base station.
G Signifies that an internal connection has been established via the base station.
H
Signifies that the mobile unit is locked.
Display
In the top portion all numbers and character are
displayed, and in the lower portion the symbols
for the various operation conditions are displayed.
A BCD E F G H
uUzAH -888888888
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Installation Standard Mobile Unit
You can set the mobile unit to three different modes.
1 OFF
You cannot make a call and an
incoming call will not be signaled.
2 ON
You can place and receive calls.
If you wish to answer a call you need only
remove the mobile unit from the
charger
or
If the mobile unit was not in the charger
then you need only press the g key.
3 LOCK
The key pad is now protected from unwanted activity,
for example, when carrying it your pocket.
Incoming calls are received as if in the ON mode.
The mobile unit will switch itself into the ON
mode automatically.
Outgoing calls are not possible.
Note:
● If the mobile unit is not within range of the base station, the C symbol
will blink in the display. You will not be able to use the unit.
● A procedure can be cancelled by pressing the g key once or twice.
ON- OFF-, LOCK modes
CCC
zzzz
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Installation Standard Mobile Unit
Switching from ON mode:
u ● to the OFF mode:
Press the key until the display symbols disappear.
Key acknowledgement tone sounds.
● to the LOCKmode:
Press the key briefly until the
display has updated itself.
Key acknowledgement tone sounds.
Switching from OFF mode:
u ● to the ON mode:
Press the key until the symbols
are displayed.
Key acknowledgement tone sounds.
or
Insert the mobile unit in
the battery charger
Key acknowledgement tone sounds.
Switching from LOCK mode:
u ● to the ON mode:
Press the key briefly until
the display updates itself.
Key acknowledgement tone sounds.
u ● to the OFF mode:
press the key until the displayed
symbols are removed.
Key acknowledgement tone sounds.
Note:
● For using the dialing and memory function, the mobile unit must be in the ON mode.
Changing Modes
C
C
zzzz
C
C
C
zzzz
C
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Installation Standard Mobile Unit
Each mobile unit must be registrated at the base station. In doing this, please note the following:
1. The mobile unit must be switched off.
If necessary, turn it off by pressing the
u key until the display is clear.
2. Press the registration key on the base station.
Use a pointed object for this, for example,
a pencil or a pen.
The registration key will start to blink.
3. Then (within 1 minute),on the mobile unit:
The mobile unit must be turned off.
!
Press the 1 key and hold down.
(This stipulates the
base station number)
Additionally
u
Push the ON key until the display on the screen
appears.
o
Enter the system code.
The system code at the time of delivery
is 0000.
#
Complete the entry of the system code.
Please wait until the connection to the
base station has been established.
At the time of first registration, all available internal station numbers appear in
the display, here, 1 to 8.
! ... (
Enter the desired internal station number of the mobile unit; i.e. push one of
the number keys between 1 and 8;
here, for example, 2.
The mobile unit is registrated.
Note:
● Up to 8 mobile units can be registrated on one base station.
● If you have already registrated 8 mobile units, three dashes will be displayed during
the registration process after you enter the system code and a negative tone sounds.
● Deactivating a mobile unit, see page 81.
Registrating a Standard Mobile Unit at a Base Station
Registration key
C
1-
C
1-- -
C
1
A
C
D
12345678
C
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Installation Comfort Mobile Unit
The graphic display of the comfort mobile unit is flexible.
When dialing, the call number is displayed oversized using two
display lines.
In the last line you will see the display fields for the dialogue
keys.All displays are in clear, easy to understand text.
Some displays include graphics for easier understanding. These
are explained in the following table.
Display Explanation
You are being called
Set tone ring volume (6 levels)
Tone ringing deactivated
Set tone ring pitch (10 levels)
Set tone ring melody (10 levels)
Set handset volume (3 levels)
Set contrast (6 levels)
Signal tone on or off
Unlocked or locked status
If the charge of the batteries goes below a certain level,
this symbol appears periodically for 2 seconds
Display
External
0123456
F
CONSLT..
Dialog keys
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Installation Comfort Mobile Unit
You can set the mobile unit to three different modes.
1. OFF
You cannot place a call and incoming calls will
not be signalled.
2. ON
You can place calls.
If a call comes in, then you must only
lift the mobile unit from the charger.
or
If the mobile unit was not in the charger,
then the g key must be pressed.
3. LOCK
The key pad is now protected from unintentional activity,
for example, when carrying it in your pocket
Incoming calls can be answered as with ON mode
The mobile unit switches itself automatically
to the ON mode.
Out going calls are not possible.
Note:
● If the mobile unit is out of the range of the base station,
then the message “Srch. station X“ will blink in the display.
X stands for the selected base station number.
● By pressing the gkey once or twice
a procedure can be cancelled.
ON-OFF-LOCK Mode
Station 1
TEL.BOOK
REDIAL
Keyboard
protected
Srch. Station 1
TEL.BOOK
REDIAL
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Installation Comfort Mobile Unit
Switching from the ON mode:
u ● to the OFF mode:
Press this key until the display is
cleared.
You will hear the acknowledgement tone.
u ● To the LOCK mode:
Press this key briefly until the
display updates itself.
You will hear the acknowledgement tone.
Switch from OFF mode:
u ● to the ON mode:
Press this key until the
display is active.
You will hear the acknowledgement tone.
or
● Insert the mobile unit in the
battery charger.
You will hear the acknowledgement tone.
Switching from LOCK mode:
u ● to the ON mode:
Press this key briefly until the
display updates itself.
You will hear the acknowledgement tone.
u ● to the OFF mode:
Press this key until the display
is cleared.
You will hear the acknowledgement tone.
Note:
● For using the dialing and memory function, the mobile unit must be in the ON mode.
Changing the Mode
Station 1
TEL.BOOK
REDIAL
Keyboard
protected
Srch. Station 1
TEL.BOOK
REDIAL
Station 1
TEL.BOOK
REDIAL
Keyboard
protected
Station 1
TEL.BOOK
REDIAL
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Installation Comfort Mobile Unit
Each mobile unit must be registrated at a base station.
Please note the following:
1. Press the registration key on the base station.
Use a pointed object for this, for example,
a pencil or a pen.
The registration key will start blinking.
2. After this (within 1 minute),
on the mobile unit:
When you turn on a comfort mobile unit that
is not yet registrated to a base station, the
following is displayed.
Press the F key,
Press the F key, and
the main menu is displayed
Press until “Settings” is displayed in the
first line of the main menu.
Press to select ”Settings”.
The next menu level is displayed
Press until “registrat” is displayed in the
first line of the main menu
.
Press to select “Settings”.
Scroll through the list to select the desired
base station.
Selecting the base station number.stipulates from which station you will operate
your mobile phon Here, station 1.
Registrating the Comfort Mobile Unit at a Base Station
Registration key
u
Registrate unit!
ß
Srch. Station
REDIALTEL.BOOK
ß
Phone Book
Redial
Telephone lock
OKNEXT
NEXT
Settings
Station selection
Service
OKNEXT
OK
Handset volume
Ringer
Display contrast
OKNEXT
NEXT
Registrate
Language
Auto. Backlight
OKNEXT
OK
Station 1
Station 2
OK
Station 3
NEXT
NEXT
OK
Registration
Srch. Station 1
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Enter the 4 digit system code. (The default
setting is “0000“). If necessary use.
to correct it.
Press if you just wish to verify, but do not
want to registrate.
or
This confirms whether you wish to registrate the comfort mobile unit at the base
station using this number.
Select one of the available internal numbers
(for example, “4“).
The comfort mobile unit will be accessible
on this base station using this internal number
Confirms the internal number. If
necessary use to correct.
End the registration procedure.
The comfort mobile unit will display at
which internal number it was registrated.
Note:
● You can registrate your comfort mobile unit on up to four base stations.
● Up to 8 mobile units can be registrated to one base station.
If you have already registrated 8 mobile units, the message “No available int. number” will
be displayed during the registration process, after you enter the system code.
● Deactivating a mobile unit, see page 140
Press internal key.
Your subscriber number is displayed;
here 1.
Press this key to return to idle status.
Viewing your Internal Numbers
o
Enter
System Code:
* * - -
OK
NO
Registrated
at
Station 1
OKNO
OK
1 ...
8
Please enter
INT No.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OK
Current INT No.:
4
OK
OK
Registrated
with
Internal No. 4
ü
Internal:
COLL.CALL
Current no.: 1
g
Station1
TEL.BOOK
REDIAL
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Installation Non-Cordless Devices
The base station Gigaset 1054isdn has two telephone sockets (B and C) that are available for
non-cordless end user devices. The connection sockets are automatically assigned internal call
numbers:
● Socket B (top) has the internal call number 0
● Socket C (bottom) has the internal call number 9
The connectors for the accessory equipment must have TAE plugs. The sockets of the Gigaset
1054isdn have the coding F/N.
Only certified non-cordless devices may be connected.
A telephone can be connected and used immediately without any additional settings. The telephone, or non-cordless device doesn’t have to be registrated at the base station.
The dialing mode (pulse or tone) is recognized automatically and doesn’t need to be set manually. It is not possible to establish a connection with two non-cordless devices at the same time.
The signal key on the telephone key pad will not function once the telephone is connected to
Gigaset 1054isdn (Exception: Telephones with tone dialing).
The charges are not displayed on the telephone. However, the accumulating costs of each call
are recorded by the system. The charges for each subscriber and each multiple number can be
queried or deleted from a registrated mobile unit.
Using one of the registrated mobile units you can define the necessary settings for the additional
device connection.
You can stipulate whether you want to connect a fax machine, modem, BTX, an intercom or an
answering machine (see page 74 or page 134).
You can also define additional subscriber specific settings, for example, trunk authorization, ring
allocation, etc. using a registrated mobile unit.
When using a fax machine on Gigaset 1054isdn, you will need to set the fax machine for
operation behind a telecommunication installation (see the User’s Guide for your fax
machine).
You can use the following data transfer speeds on the subscriber connections:
● Socket B (top), internal call number 0: up to 28,800 Baud
● Socket C (bottom), internal call number 9: up to 9,600 Baud
Connector Socket
The following can be connected Internal call number Registrate on system as
Telephone (socket B or C) 0 or 9 Telephone
Answering machine (socket B or C) 0 or 9 Telephone
Fax machine (socket B) 0 Fax or “Neutral“
Modems (socket B) 0 Modem
T-On-line (BTX) devices (socket B) 0 Modem
External clock (socket B or C) 0 or 9 Telephone
Intercom (socket C) 9 Intercom
Connecting Telephones
Connecting Non-Cordless Devices (other than telephones)
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