Gigaset 2011, 2011 pocket Operating Instructions Manual
Gigaset 2011
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The cordless digital
DECT telephone system
expandable to 6 handsets
Operating instructions
Please read the safety precautions outlined in these operating instructions before putting the equipment into service
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Gigaset® 2011 pocket
Fast system start-up
Step 1: Observe the safety precautions (‘ page 1)
Step 2: Connect the base station (‘ page 1)
Step 3: Insert the battery pack into the handset (‘ page 2)
Step 4: Charge the battery pack (‘ page 3)
Notes on wall installation (‘ page 4)
Your telephone is now ready for use
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Important menu items
m
Main menu
b
Directory.............26
m
Menu
Handset Lock....... 69 Dial Number Select Services ....55
Short Cut ............. 82 New Entry Directory...............26
Baby Alarm......... 53 Edit Entry Internal Call...........21
Select Base........ 80 Delete Entry Short Cut..............82
Settings................ 48 Display Entry Switch to Tone......19
Service Copy Entry Handset Volume ..48
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Delete Directory Service
Copy Directory -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -Available Memory
Settings.............. 48 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Handset Volume . 48
Ringer Options ... 49
Register .............. 73 Redial ..................15
Base Settings....... 81 Dial Number
Handset Settings. 48 Copy Number
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Edit Number
Delete Number
Handset Settings 48 Display Number
Beeps................... 51 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Autom.backlite... 50
Auto Talk ............ 50
Select Services ... 55
Change PIN ......... 39
Language............. 54
BabyAlarmLevel. 54
Initialization ......... 41
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
W
z
W
Offline
e
m
Offline
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Overview: Gigaset 2011 pocket
Handset rest/
Charging unit
Paging key
(Calling registered handsets)
Light-emitting diode (LED)
"Dial-up line seized"
Light-emitting diode (LED)
"Charge batteries"
Battery
compartment
(removable
cover)
Ringer
loudspeaker
Carrying clip
Display keys
Selection of functions.
On-hook key
Terminates a call
or cancels a function
without saving, goes
offline.
On-hook display
Ready for use when
station name is displayed.
Menu key
Opens and closes the
main menu.
Talk key
Dials the call number or
name in the telephone
book, short cut is activated.
Recall key
Required for telephone
systems and select
services.
On/off key
Press briefly:
Key lock on or off.
Press for longer period:
Activates or deactivates
the handset.
Station name
b t i g
x
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Operating display keys
Your Gigaset2011 pocket offers a variety of menu-driven
functions. These can be accessed using the 2 display keys
located beneath the display.
The functions/symbols depicted above these buttons vary
according to the current operating status.
Display key assignments
Display symbols
Display keys
3 lines
(may be
Station name
btig
x
required for
entry)
Activates additional menu
Selects call number from the directory
Sets up internal connection
Redials one of the five last numbers dialled
or
Selects menu item or entry
or
Adjusts (larger or smaller)
Confirms
Exits a menu level, cancels an action
Scrolls back to the previous menu level
Deletes characters
Saves setting and exits
Starts internal collective call
Accepts queued external calls
Deactivates ringer for internal calls
Deactivates function
Activates function
or
Redials the last number
Inserts pause
or
Activates/deactivates open listening
B
Activates call list
Dialog key for operating select services
W
d
INT
z
Z
Y
>
<
OK
{
GO BACK
X
SET
COLL.CALL
ACCEPT
RINGOFF
OFF
ON
z
REDIAL
PAUSE
LIST.ON LIST.OFF
SS
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Overview: display symbols
Operating actions and statuses are graphically displayed
on the Gigaset 2000C pocket handset.
Incoming call
Symbol
Explanation
Set the ringer volume
Ringer is deactivated
Set the ringer melody
Set the handset volume
The signal tone is activated/deactivated
Range warning symbol
Battery charging status
V
T
_
Input cursor
vw
Automatic backlight on/off
×Ø
Handset lock on/off
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Safety precautions
l Short circuits in the battery pack must be avoided
(dangerous).
During storage and transport , these can be caused by
keyrings, metal plates, etc. To prevent this, the battery pack must be stored outside the handset in a
special insulation package.
l Avoid contact with water and fire.
l Do not dismantle the battery pack. This could result in
corrosive electrolyte emissions.
l Do not dispose of old, defective battery packs with or-
dinary household refuse.
l The battery pack heats up during charging. This is nor-
mal and is not dangerous.
l Do not use non-Siemens charging units. This could
damage the battery pack.
l Only use the plug-in power unit supplied. For more in-
formation, see the imprint inside the base plate or the
device label on the underside of your base station.
l If possible, do not cross the base station plugs. Oth-
erwise, the voltage applied to the charging contacts
may surge during storms, for example.
l Do not operate the handset in environments where
there is danger of explosion.
Only use battery pack C39153-Z7-C3 (‘ page 91).
Never use other batteries or normal (non-re-
chargeable) batteries. These can short circuit or
destroy the battery unit (dangerous). The following labels are found on the battery compartments of the handset and charging unit:
Research has shown that in certain cases, medical equipment can be affected by activated cordless telephones (DECT). A distance of at least
one metre should therefore be maintained between the telephone and medical equipment.
When using cordless telephones in the vicinity of
medical equipment, the regulations of the relevant institution must be observed.
Type as indicated in these installation instructions.
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Approval and conformity
Your Siemens Gigaset2011 pocket has been BZT-certified by the "Bundesamt für Zulassungen in der Telekommunikation" (German Federal Office of Telecommunication approval). This telephone was approved in
accordance with the EU directive
91/263/EEC Telecommunication terminals. No specialist
knowledge, therefore, is required to connect it to the telephone socket and put it into service.
This telephone satisfies the requirements of the EU directives:
89/336/EEC Electromagnetic compatibility
73/23/EEC Low voltage directive
and thus carries the CE symbol.
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Important menu items .....................................................................................................................III
Operating display keys .................................................................................................................... V
Display key assignments ................................................................................................................ V
Overview: display symbols ............................................................................................................. VI
Step by step guide to putting into service ................................................................................ 1
Step 1: Observe the safety precautions ......................................................................................... 1
Step 2: Connect the base station ................................................................................................... 1
Step 3: Insert the battery pack into the handset ............................................................................ 2
Step 4: Charge the battery pack .......................................................................................................3
Contents of the package ................................................................................................................ 3
Installation/wall mounting .................................................................................................................4
Menu-driven operation ................................................................................................................ 5
Operating modes ......................................................................................................................... 7
On/off/protected mode .................................................................................................................. 7
Signalling method .............................................................................................................................9
Incoming calls ............................................................................................................................ 10
Call number display (CLIP) and name display ............................................................................... 10
Accepting calls ............................................................................................................................. 11
External call-waiting during internal calls ...................................................................................... 11
Ending a call ................................................................................................................................. 12
Deactivating the microphone (mute function) .............................................................................. 12
External outgoing calls .............................................................................................................. 13
Calling external parties ................................................................................................................. 13
Suppressing secret numbers for redial ........................................................................................ 14
Suppressing call number display at the called party .................................................................... 14
No answer or line busy ................................................................................................................ 14
Redial ........................................................................................................................................... 15
Dialling with the directory ............................................................................................................ 15
Dialling from the call list ............................................................................................................... 16
Controlling devices with dual-tone multifrequency signallingt (DTMF) ........................................ 19
Dialling a DSS number from a locked handset (baby alarm) ..........................................................20
Dialling the emergency number ................................................................................................... 20
Ending a call ................................................................................................................................. 20
Collective calls and internal calls ............................................................................................. 21
Making collective calls to all handsets from the base station ...................................................... 21
Making collective calls from one handset to all handsets ............................................................ 21
Making internal calls ..................................................................................................................... 21
Ending an internal call .................................................................................................................. 22
Internal consultation calls and transferring calls ................................................................... 23
Consultation calls ......................................................................................................................... 23
Transferring calls .......................................................................................................................... 24
Allowing internal parties to listen in on a call ............................................................................... 25
Creating and administering the directory ............................................................................... 26
Entering/copying/editing/deleting call numbers/names .................................................................. 27
Copying numbers ......................................................................................................................... 28
Deleting the directory ................................................................................................................... 29
Available memory ...........................................................................................................................30
Copying an entry/directory/ .......................................................................................................... 30
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Administering the redial memory ............................................................................................ 31
Input function ............................................................................................................................. 33
Entering names and numbers ...................................................................................................... 33
Entering letters, special characters, and digits ............................................................................. 37
Important basic settings .......................................................................................................... 39
Changing the base code/PIN ........................................................................................................ 39
Resetting the base station to the factory defaults .........................................................................41
Resetting the Gigaset 2000C pocket to the factory defaults .........................................................42
Operating in a telephone system ................................................................................................... 43
Individual base station settings ............................................................................................... 46
Deactivating base station ringer options and setting the ringer volume ...................................... 46
Activating/deactivating music on hold ............................................................................................47
Setting the base station ringer tone ............................................................................................. 47
Individual handset settings ....................................................................................................... 48
Setting the handset volume ......................................................................................................... 48
Ringer settings ...............................................................................................................................49
Activating/deactivating automatic backlight ................................................................................. 50
Automatic call acceptance ............................................................................................................ 50
ISDN configuration ....................................................................................................................... 50
Activating/deactivating notification and warning beeps ................................................................. 51
Baby alarm ................................................................................................................................ ... 53
Baby alarm level .............................................................................................................................54
Selecting a language .................................................................................................................... 54
Select services ............................................................................................................................. 55
Displaying call duration, call units and call charges .............................................................. 56
Activating/deactivating call duration display ................................................................................. 56
Activating/deactivating call unit/call charge display ........................................................................57
Total call units/total call charges ................................................................................................... 58
Call allowance account ............................................................................................................. 60
Displaying/editing the call allowance account .............................................................................. 60
Checking your own call allowance account .................................................................................. 61
Gigaset 2011 pocket lock functions ......................................................................................... 63
Activating/deactivating the lock for outgoing calls ....................................................................... 63
Emergency calls when the system is locked ............................................................................... 63
Barred numbers for handsets ........................................................................................................ 65
Activating/deactivating the call number lock ..................................................................................67
Setting trunk access/call allowance account for the handset .........................................................68
Lock functions on the handset ................................................................................................. 69
Activating/deactivating the handset lock ...................................................................................... 69
Handset display with active lock ....................................................................................................72
Registering/de-registering more than one handset at the base station .............................. 73
Registering a Gigaset 2000C/2000C pocket/1000C/2000T enhanced handset at a base station . 73
Registering the Gigaset 2000S/1000S handset at a base station ................................................ 74
De-registering a handset from a base station .............................................................................. 75
Operating more than one handset ........................................................................................... 76
Call allocation for incoming calls ................................................................................................... 76
Naming handsets ......................................................................................................................... 78
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Operating at more than one base station ............................................................................... 79
Selecting the best station ..............................................................................................................80
Setting the preferred or fixed station ........................................................................................... 80
Base station names ........................................................................................................................81
De-registering a base station ....................................................................................................... 81
Short cuts ................................................................................................................................ ... 82
Descriptions with example ........................................................................................................... 82
Short cut menu ............................................................................................................................ 82
New entries ....................................................................................................................................83
Editing an entry ............................................................................................................................ 85
Deleting an entry .......................................................................................................................... 85
Displaying an entry .........................................................................................................................86
Deleting all entries ....................................................................................................................... 86
Available memory ......................................................................................................................... 86
Copying an entry/memory ..............................................................................................................87
Starting a short cut .........................................................................................................................88
Default short cuts ......................................................................................................................... 88
Short cut list ................................................................................................................................ ...89
Important notes on putting into service and operation ........................................................ 90
Installing the base station ............................................................................................................. 90
Notes on operating the handset .....................................................................................................91
Operating with the Gigaset 2000C (1000C) and 2000S (1000S) .................................................... 93
Maintenance ................................................................................................................................ 93
Connecting the telephone socket .................................................................................................. 94
Operating with a telephone switch .............................................................................................. 94
Technical data ................................................................................................................................95
Third party use/disposal .................................................................................................................96
Warranty ....................................................................................................................................... 96
Procedure in the case of malfunctions ........................................................................................... 97
Contact person ............................................................................................................................. 98
Special accessories .................................................................................................................... 99
Gigaset 1000TAE ......................................................................................................................... 99
Gigaset 2000L/2000L pocket ....................................................................................................... 99
Gigaset 2000C/2000C pocket ...................................................................................................... 99
Gigaset 2000S ..............................................................................................................................100
Gigaset 2000T ............................................................................................................................ 100
Gigaset Repeater ....................................................................................................................... 100
Headset ........................................................................................................................................101
Index .......................................................................................................................................... 102
Quick reference guide for the Gigaset 2000C pocket handset ............................................ 106
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Step by step guide to putting into service
Please follow the step by step instructions for putting the
handset into service.
Step 1: Observe the safety precautions
Step 2: Connect the base station
Lay the cable in the cable channel provided for this
purpose. If you require the base station to operate in the
upright position, thread the cable backwards and out past
the first prong.
Telephone cord
Insert the Mini-Western plug on your telephone cord into
the base station. The jack on the underside of the base
station is identified by the following symbol:
Insert the TAE plug on your telephone cord into the TAE
telephone socket.
Please read the safety precautions as outlined in
these operating instructions before putting the
equipment into service.
Telephone cord
TAE connection plug and
TAE telephone jack
Telephone cord
Mini-Western plug
Power supply unit and
220/230V socket
Underside of base
station housing
Power cord for Mini-Western
plug
Attachment
holes
Power cord
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Power cord
Insert the Mini-Western plug on your power cord into the
base station. The jack on the underside of the base station
is identified by the following symbol:
Insert the power cord on your power supply unit into a
mains socket (220/230 V).
Step 3: Insert the battery pack into the handset
The handset is powered by a battery pack.
For more information on charging/operating times and
battery use, see ‘ page 91.
For safety reasons, only operate the telephone
with the PSU provided.
For more information, see the imprint inside the
base plate or the device label on the underside
of your base station.
Battery compartment cover
Battery compartment and battery pack
Make sure that the +/– battery poles are
aligned correctly. The +/– marks on the label in
the battery compartment must be aligned with
the +/– marks on the battery pack.
The handset will not work and may even be
damaged if the batteries are incorrectly inserted.
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Step 4: Charge the battery pack
To charge the battery pack, place the handset in the rest
on the base station. The charging contacts on the base of
the handset must touch the contacts in the base station.
The LED below the battery symbol on the base station
will light up as a control.
Contents of the package
The default package contains:
l A Gigaset 2011 pocket base station (see label with CE
symbol on the base station),
l Enhanced Gigaset 2000C pocket handset (see im-
print on the rear of the handset),
l A telephone cord with Mini-Western plug and TAE
plug,
l A power cord with Mini-Western plug and PSU,
l A cover for the handset’s battery compartment,
l A carrying clip for the handset,
l A NiMH battery pack,
l Operating instructions,
l 2 screws and 2 plugs for wall mounting.
Your battery pack reaches its peak performance
level after a few days of operation. Before initial
use, we recommend that the battery pack be
charged for approx. 16 hours without interruption (ignore charge display). You should then
deep discharge the battery through normal use
(without deactivating it or replacing it in the
charging shell) until the battery warning tone
sounds. This adapts the mobile unit to the battery pack.
This procedure should be repeated at intervals
to ensure that the battery pack retains peak performance level.
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Installation/wall mounting
The device can either be operated in the upright position
(e.g. placed on a desk or shelf) or mounted on the wall.
If you wish to mount the device on the wall,
proceed as follows:
l Drill 2 holes (Ø 5 mm) a distance of 47 apart.
l Insert the plugs provided.
l Turn the screws until a distance of approx. 5 mm
remains between the head of each screw and the
wall.
l Hang the device from the screws using the
attachment holes.
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Menu-driven operation
Press them key to activate the local menu of the enhanced Gigaset 2000C pocket handset (offline).
Press to scroll to the next menu item and to
return to the previous menu item.
Press or m to jump back from a sub-menu to the
original menu item selected.
Once you have reached the end of the menu (indicated by
a broken line), the display keys and are
merged into one display key , which allows you
to quit this menu level.
Press e to quit the menu and return to the off-line
display.
Some menus (e.g. redial) offer an additional menu which
can be activated using the display key.
Menu structure
The menu structure is hierarchical.
WEITER
The first menu level appears
when the menu has be activated
with m. Three lines of available
menu items are shown in the
display.
The first menu item in each case
is the one which can currently be
selected
with the key.
OK
m
Y
Z
OK
{
Handset Lock
Short Cut
Baby Alarm
Z
Z
{
{
OK
GO BACK
W
If you select in
the main menu, for example,
you will access a sub-menu
with settings options.
Settings
WEITERYZ
OK
{
Handset Volume
Ringer Options
Register
WEITERYZ
OK
{
Settings
Service
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Displays in the operating instructions
The selection of a function in one of the menus or submenus is depicted using symbols. The following inputs,
for example, must be made to deactivate the
confirmation beep:
Abbreviated presentation
When describing procedures in these operating instructions the route to the "target menu item" is abbreviated.
Abbreviated presentation when activating the menu
with a display key
If you want to activate New Entry for example in the
directory menu using the display key,
the presentation is as follows:
m.
Press the menu key.
u
x
Scroll to and confirm.
u x
Scroll to and confirm.
u x
Scroll to and confirm.
u x
Scroll to and confirm.
x
Quit menu without saving changes.
x
/
x
Press / to deactivate/activate the key
confirmation beep.
Z
OK
Settings
Z
OK
Handset Settings
Z
OK
Beeps
Z
OK
Confirm Beep
{
ON
OFFOKOFF
ON
m
.
t
Settings
t
Handset SettingstBeeps
t
Confirm Beep
/
Press / to deactivate/activate the confirmation
beep.
or
Quit menu without saving changes.
ON
OFFOKOFF
ON
{
W
d
W
t
New Entry
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Operating modes
On/off/protected mode
You can switch you handset to
l protected mode,
l off,
l and on again.
When the handset is in protected mode, it is protected
against inadvertent use. For incoming calls, protected
mode is automatically deactivated until the call is completed. If you want to make an outgoing call, you will have
to switch the handset on first.
When the handset is switched off, incoming calls are not
signalled. If you want to make an outgoing call, you will
have to switch the handset on first.
Switching the handset to protected mode
Protected mode is useful, for example, if you
carry your handset is your pocket.
To protect the battery pack, we recommend that
you switch off the handset if you move outside
the base station radio range.
If your handset was switched on and outside
the radio range for an extended period of time,
you can speed up the process of "finding" the
base station again by switching it off for a moment and then on again.
sh
Press the handset button briefly. You will hear a positive
confirmation beep. If the handset is in protected mode,
the following message appears on the display:
:
U
Keypad
locked
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Switching on the handset
When the handset is in protected mode:
When the handset is switched off:
Switching off the handset
sh
Press the handset button briefly. You will hear the positive confirmation beep. The following message appears
on the display when the handset is switched on:
:
U
Station 1
Handset vol. 3
INT
z
d
T-D
sh
Press the handset button briefly. You will hear the positive
confirmation beep. The symbol\ flashes on the display.
Wait until the symbol stops flashing. The handset is activated.
or
Replace the handset in the base station charging unit.
The symbol \ is displayed. The handset is activated.
hs
Press the handset button until the display goes out completely. You will hear the positive confirmation beep.
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Signalling method
Telephone lines which operate with the following signalling methods are available from your network provider:
l Dial pulsing (DP)
l Dual-tone multifrequency (DTMF)
Your Gigaset 2011 pocket is set to DTMF signalling by
default.
Checking the signalling method of your telephone line
Setting the signalling method
(tmeans: scroll with
,
confirm with
)
Z
OK
If your telephone line is connected to a digital
switch, you can use both dial pulsing and DTMF
signalling. In this case, leave the default DTMF
setting or reset it, for example, after relocating
your handset.
w
Press the Talk key. You will hear the dial tone.
d
Press any digit, e.g. 2. If you still hear the same dial tone,
you must switch the signalling method to dial pulsing
(DP).
m
t
Service Initiate the procedure.
#1
Initiate the base function.
d
Enter the four-digit base code (factory default: "0000")
(‘ page 39).
033
Set to dial pulsing.
or
038
Set to DTMF. A flash time of 250 ms is set. You can now
use the new features available from your network provider (e.g. three-party conference, call waiting or CityRuf - a
paging service available in Germany).
To order these telephone service features, contact your
network provider.
REDIAL
SET
REDIAL
SET
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Call number display (CLIP) and name display
An incoming call is indicated by the ringer (bell symbol)
and appears on the display. If the network carrier supports
call number display (CLIP), the external caller's number is
shown on your handset display. The following messages
can be displayed:
l The call number is displayed
l A name is displayed
If the external caller's number is entered in the handset's directory, the name associated with the number
is displayed. In this case, the number stored must be
identical to the call number (national and international
prefix included).
l Special case
If the external caller suppresses his/her call number
(CLIR), the following entry is displayed :
l Call number display is not supported
:
08972244667
RINGOFF
:
Miller,Munich
RINGOFF
:
*xxx*
RINGOFF
:
External call
RINGOFF
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l Internal call
The following example shows a call from
mobile unit 2.
Accepting calls
Calls can be accepted as long as the call symbol is
displayed.
When the handset is in the base station or charging
unit:
When the handset is not in the base station or
charging unit:
External call-waiting during internal calls
The call waiting beep signals an external call while an internal call is in progress. Your internal connection is
cleared down if you accept the external call. The external
call is signalled on the display:
:
Internal call 2
RINGOFF
You can switch off the ring tone.
RINGOFF
Remove the handset from the charging unit. You are connected.
Automatic call acceptance by removing the
handset from the charging unit is an adjustable
setting (‘ page 50). If you have switched this
function off, you must press the w button
when you remove the handset from the charging unit.
w
Press the Talk key on the handset. You are connected.
:
You accept the external call immediately.
or
EXT. INT.
2
ACCEPT
ACCEPT
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Ending a call
Deactivating the microphone (mute function)
You can deactivate the microphone while an external call
is in progress. This allows you to consult other people in
the room while the external party is on hold. The external
party cannot hear what you are saying and will hear
music.
e
Disconnect the internal call. You will hear the ring tone.
w
Accept the external call.
Replace the handset in the base station or charging unit.
The connection is cleared down.
or
e
Clear down the connection.
If the handset was in protected mode, it remains in this mode after you press e.
Set up a connection.
The microphone is deactivated. Consult people in the
room.
r
Activate the microphone. You are reconnected with the
external party.
INT
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Calling external parties
You will hear the ring tone.
Dialling with call number checking (en-bloc dialling)
En-bloc dialling allows you to check and correct the external call number (max. 32 digits) entered before it is dialled.
The input function is activated with call number checking
(‘ page 33).
(tmeans: scroll with
,
confirm with
)
Z
OK
The call number is dialled. You can leave the additional
menu without dialling by pressing .
w
Press the Talk key. You will hear the off-hook tone.
d
Enter the required call number using the dialling keypad.
The number you have entered is shown on the display,
e.g.:
:
EXT.
08972244667
INT
PAUSE
°
Suffix dialling
If you have dialled the call number of a switch,
for example, you can now suffix-dial an extension manually. You can also suffix dial a call
number from the directory or the call list.
d
Enter the required call number. The number you have entered is shown on the display, e.g.:
:
You can correct the number entered with the input function.
w
Press the Talk key within 30 seconds to seize the line. The
call number is dialled. You will then hear the ring
tone.
or
08972244667
<
>
W{
t
Dial
W
{
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Manually inserting a pause
If you repeatedly get the busy signal after entering the
country code, for example, when dialling en-bloc, insert a
pause (3 seconds) between the country code and the call
number:
(tmeans: scroll with
,
confirm with
)
Z
OK
Suppressing secret numbers for redial
Call numbers dialled are stored in a redial list. Suffix-dialled
numbers, e.g. extensions, and any secret "service numbers" that may follow are also entered in the redial list
along with the call numbers. To avoid transferring secret
numbers, activate "TempSwitchToTone", for example, after entering the extension (‘ page 19). You telephone is
then set to DTMF signalling.
Suppressing call number display at the called party
To suppress call number display at the called party's telephone, use a T-Net services sequence. Your telephone
must be set to DTMF signalling.
No answer or line busy
t
Pause
W
The pause "P" appears on the display.
:
0043P123456
_
<
>
W
{
w
Press the Talk key.
*31#
Enter the T-Net service sequence for call number suppression, wait until you hear the dial tone and then
d
enter the call number.
The feature must be supported by the network
provider.
Replace the handset in the base station or charging unit.
The connection is cleared down.
or
e
Clear down the connection.
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Redial
Repeating the last number dialled
Repeating one of the last five call numbers
You can call up a list of numbers for redial by pressing
. You will be presented with a list of the last five different numbers you called, including numbers which were
dialled from the directory.
(tmeans: scroll with
,
confirm with
)
Z
OK
For information on further options for editing the redial
list, see the chapter on administering redial on ‘ page 31.
Dialling with the directory
You can store up to 100 call numbers with corresponding
names in your handset directory (‘ page 27). You can
search for names and dial numbers directly from the directory.
w
Press the Talk key.
Press the Redial key: the last number called is redialled.
REDIAL
z
Select the desired call number.
w
Press the Talk key. The number is dialled.
or
Z
t
Dial Number
W
or
Quit the additional menu and the redial list by pressing
.
{
Activate directory.
:
Scroll to the required entry.
or
d
Z
W
Y
{
Alpha
Bravo
Charlie
Z
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(tmeans: scroll with
,
confirm with
)
Z
OK
The number is dialled. You can quit the additional menu
without dialling by pressing .
Dialling from the call list
If you cannot take a call, If a call attempt is unsuccessful,
e.g. if the party called is absent, the calling party's
number is stored in a call list, provided this feature is supported by the network operator. This feature enables you
to call back the party that was unable to reach you. You
can select the call numbers from the list and set up the
connection.
The call list has the following properties:
l it can contain up to 10 call numbers which are saved
in chronological order. The 11th call number is positioned at the top of the list, thus deleting the last entry
l a counter tells you how many call attempts were
made
l it replaces the call number with a name if the call
number is entered in the handset's directory
l the base station LED flashes when a new call number
is entered and the symbol °Bappears on the display
of the Gigaset 2000C pocket handset
l it marks call numbers that were called back (either
successfully or unsuccessfully)
You can activate the call list at any time. Entries that are
no longer required can be deleted from the list. The flashing base station LED is deactivated and the symbol
°Bdisappears from the handset display as soon as all
numbers in the list have been called back.
2 … 9
Enter a letter
e.g. "B" – press digit key "2" twice.
The directory jumps to the first entry starting with the let-
ter "B". If there is no such entry in the directory, the directory will stay on the current entry and you will hear the error beep.
w
Press the Talk key within 30 seconds. The call number is
dialled. You will hear the ring tone.
or
t
Dial Number
W
{
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Activating the call list
The left LED on the base station blinks and the Bsymbol
appears on the handset display when "unanswered" calls
are entered. To check the call list or initiate a callback, proceed as follows:
Selecting and calling back a caller
B
Press the display key to activate
the call list.
U
Station 1
INT
°
z
d
w B
If there are no more "unanswered" calls in the list, seize
the line first and then activate
the call list with the display key.
EXT.
---
INT
°
REDIAL
The call number or the name of
the last caller (if stored in the
handset's directory) is displayed.
:
Search for the party you want to
call back from the list. In the example opposite, the call number
is replaced by a name.
:
In this example, the "2" in the first line indicates that "Peter
White" has already made two attempts to reach you. The
symbol 3 means that one callback attempt has already
been made.
1
08972244667
Y
Z
OK
X
Z
32
White Peter
Y
Z
OK
X
Dial the selected call number by pressing the display key.
or
e
Press the on-hook key if you only want to check the calls.
OK
If the call list is empty,
you will see the display shown opposite.
0
~
Y
Z
OK
X
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Deleting a callback party from the call list
Call list in the Gigaset 2000S/1000C handset
Activating the call list
New calls are only signalled at the base station.
Gigaset 2000S
Searching for and dialling a callback number
Gigaset 1000C
(tmeans: scroll with
,
confirm with
)
Z
OK
Display change in the call list
An entry in the call list is composed of three pieces of information:
l call number of the calling party
l counter for calls to the same call number
l code for callback attempt "u" or "R"
These specifications are not displayed simultaneously but
rather in two separate screens. Use the star key to switch
from one screen to another.
Search for a callback party
Delete an entry from the list.
Z
X
A callback number is not incorporated in the
redial list.
c
Press the Talk key.
B#3
Activate the call list.
The call number of the last
caller is displayed.
08972244667
P
f
N
b F
#
Search for a call number in the list.
O
Dial the call number
or
a
Press the on-hook key if you only want to check the calls.
gf
t
Service
Select the Service menu item.
# 3
Activate the call list.
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