Siemens Gigaset 1054 User Manual
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Gigaset 1054
Cordless Digital DECT Telephone System
Operating Instructions
Note:
Please read these instructions, with their safety
precautions, before using this equipment!
8 mobile units
can be connected
2 non-cordless terminals
can be connected
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Overview Figures
Important Tips
Safety Precautions ...................................................................................................................... 6
CE Mark of Approval and Certification for the Main Connection and Telephone Systems .........6
Putting Into Service
Important Information ................................................................................................................. 7
New Features for Telephone Service .......................................................................................... 7
Step by Step Instructions ............................................................................................................ 8
System Code ............................................................................................................................... 8
Base Station Gigaset 1054
Contents of Package ................................................................................................................... 9
Special Accessories ..................................................................................................................... 9
Tips for the Most Advantageous Installation of the Base Station ............................................. 10
Mounting / Connecting the Base Station .................................................................................. 11
Connection Options at the Base Station ................................................................................... 13
Status of the Base Station Upon Delivery ................................................................................. 13
Mobile Unit
Tips for Individuals with Hearing Aids ....................................................................................... 14
Installing and Charging the Rechargeable Batteries .................................................................. 14
Mounting the Carrying Clip on the Mobile Unit ......................................................................... 15
Important Tips for Using the Rechargeable Batteries ............................................................... 15
Standard Mobile Unit
Displays ..................................................................................................................................... 16
ON OFF, LOCK Status .............................................................................................................. 17
Switching the Status ................................................................................................................. 18
Registering a Standard Mobile Unit at the Base Station ........................................................... 19
Viewing and Setting the Dialing Mode ...................................................................................... 20
Comfort Mobile Unit
Display ....................................................................................................................................... 21
ON, OFF, LOCK Status .............................................................................................................. 22
Switching the Status ................................................................................................................. 23
Registering the Comfort Mobile Unit at a Base Station ............................................................ 24
Viewing Your Own Internal Number ........................................................................................ 25
Viewing and Setting the Dialing Mode ...................................................................................... 26
Non-Cordless Devices
Connection Jacks ...................................................................................................................... 27
Connecting Telephones ............................................................................................................. 27
Connecting Non-Cordless Devices (other than telephones) ...................................................... 27
Examples of Connections for Door Interphones via TFE (entrance telephone) ......................... 28
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Operation with Standard Mobile Unit
Standard Settings
Saving / Changing the System Code ......................................................................................... 30
Enter / Change Mobile Unit PIN ................................................................................................ 31
Setting Tone Ring of the Mobile Unit ........................................................................................ 32
Activate / Deactivate Automatic Line Seizure ............................................................................ 33
Activate / Deactivate Automatic Call Pickup .............................................................................. 33
Activate / Deactivate Call Pickup ............................................................................................... 34
Incoming Calls
Accept/Terminate Calls .............................................................................................................. 35
Call Pickup ................................................................................................................................. 36
Answer Call Waiting During an Internal Call .............................................................................. 37
Answer Call Waiting During an External Call ............................................................................. 37
Outgoing Calls
External Dialing, Using Dialpad .................................................................................................. 38
Using the Dialpad for External Dialing as En-Bloc Dialing .......................................................... 39
Number Redial ........................................................................................................................... 40
Number Redial as En-Bloc Dialing ............................................................................................. 40
Internal Call to Another Mobile Unit or Auxiliary Device ............................................................ 41
Internal Dialing with Collective Call ........................................................................................... 41
Dialing Speed Dial Numbers ...................................................................................................... 42
During the Call
Placing a Call on Hold ................................................................................................................ 43
Setting the Handset Volume ...................................................................................................... 44
Mute Feature ............................................................................................................................. 44
Temporary Switch to Tone Dialing ............................................................................................ 45
Speed Dial
Speed Dial Numbers: Storing, Viewing or Changing ................................................................. 46
Delete Speed Dial Numbers ...................................................................................................... 47
Switching Features
Consultation / Transfer Call ........................................................................................................ 48
Internal Consultation ................................................................................................................. 48
External Consultation ................................................................................................................ 49
Toggle ........................................................................................................................................ 50
3-Way Conference ..................................................................................................................... 51
Activate Internal Call Forwarding ............................................................................................... 52
Deactivate Internal Call Forwarding ........................................................................................... 52
Connection with the Door Interphone ....................................................................................... 53
Call Charges, Call Length
Display of Call Length: Activate / Deactivate ............................................................................. 54
Activate / Deactivate Display of Call Charge or Call Charge Unit ............................................... 55
Call Charge Display of Previous Call: Activate / Deactivate ....................................................... 56
Call Charge Factor: Viewing or Setting ...................................................................................... 56
Call Charge Totals per Internal Station: View / Delete ............................................................... 57
Call Charge Totals per Telephone Line: View / Delete ............................................................... 58
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Lock
Lock for Outgoing Calls (System Lock): Activate / Deactivate ................................................... 59
Emergency Numbers: Store / View ........................................................................................... 60
Delete Emergency Numbers ..................................................................................................... 60
Barred Numbers: Store .............................................................................................................. 61
Activate / Deactivate Barred Numbers ...................................................................................... 62
Delete Barred Numbers ............................................................................................................. 62
Set Class of Service for the Internal Stations ............................................................................ 63
Locking the Mobile Unit / Activate Hotline ................................................................................ 64
Hotline Number: View / Delete / Store ...................................................................................... 65
Dial Hotline Number .................................................................................................................. 66
Unlock Mobile Unit .................................................................................................................... 66
System Settings
Set the Connection Configuration for Internal Stations ............................................................. 67
Ring Allocation for External Calls ............................................................................................... 68
Ring Allocation: Enter or Change Collective Call Group ............................................................. 69
Ring Allocation: Enter or Change Group Call ............................................................................. 70
Ring Allocation: Enter or Change Number of Ring Cycles for Group Call ...................................71
Ring Allocation for the Door Interphone .................................................................................... 72
Cancel registration Mobile Unit ................................................................................................. 72
Resetting the Base Station to the Status at Initialization ........................................................... 73
Mobile Unit Settings
Advisory and Alarm Tones: Activate / Deactivate .......................................................................74
Resetting the Mobile Unit to Initialization Status ...................................................................... 76
Operation with Comfort Mobile Unit
Using the Menu
Using the Dialog Keys ................................................................................................................77
Using the Menu ..........................................................................................................................77
The Entire Menu .........................................................................................................................77
Menu Structure for System Settings ......................................................................................... 78
Status-Dependent Menus ......................................................................................................... 79
Standard Settings
Enter / Change System Code .................................................................................................... 80
Set Dialog Language ................................................................................................................. 81
Set Tone Ringing for Mobile Unit ............................................................................................... 81
Enter / Change Mobile Unit PIN ................................................................................................ 82
Activate / Deactivate Call Pickup ............................................................................................... 83
Activate / Deactivate Automatic Line Seizure ............................................................................ 84
Mobile Unit Settings .................................................................................................................. 85
Incoming Calls
Accept / Terminate Call .............................................................................................................. 86
Call Pickup ................................................................................................................................. 87
Answer Call Waiting During an Internal Call .............................................................................. 88
Answer a Call Waiting During an External Call .......................................................................... 88
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Outgoing Calls
External Dialing with Dialpad ..................................................................................................... 89
External En-Bloc Dialing with Dialpad ........................................................................................ 91
Number Redial ........................................................................................................................... 92
Number Redial as En-Bloc Dialing ............................................................................................. 92
Internal Dialing to Another Mobile Unit or Auxiliary Device ....................................................... 93
Dialing from the Telephone Book .............................................................................................. 94
During the Call
Call on Hold ............................................................................................................................... 95
Temporary Switchover to Tone Dialing ..................................................................................... 96
Change Handset Volume ........................................................................................................... 97
Mute Function ........................................................................................................................... 97
Telephone Book
Entering Names and Characters ................................................................................................ 98
Dialing Convenience with the Telephone Book ......................................................................... 99
Switching Functions
Internal Consultation / Transfer of Call .................................................................................... 101
External Consultation / Transfer Call ....................................................................................... 102
Toggle ...................................................................................................................................... 103
3-Way Conference ................................................................................................................... 104
Activate/ Deactivate Internal Call Forwarding ...........................................................................105
Connection to the Door Interphone ..........................................................................................106
Charges, Call Length
Display of Charges / Display of Call Length ..............................................................................107
Activate and Deactivate Call Length and Call Charge Display / Set the Unit Cost ....................108
Lock
Lock to Prevent Outgoing Calls / Emergency Numbers ...........................................................110
Enter, View, Delete Restricted Numbers / Activate or Deactivate Lock ................................... 111
Delete All Barred Numbers .......................................................................................................112
Set the COS for Internal Stations ............................................................................................. 113
Lock Mobile Unit /Change Hotline Number / Mobile Unit PIN ................................................ 114
Cancel Registration of Mobile Unit Lock (Unlock) ................................................................... 114
System Settings
First Steps for System Settings ................................................................................................115
Set Connection Configuration for Internal Stations ..................................................................116
Resetting the Base Station to the Status at Initialization ..........................................................117
Ring Allocation for External Calls .............................................................................................. 118
Set / Change Ring Allocation and Ring Cycles ..........................................................................119
Ring Allocation for the Door Interphone ...................................................................................120
Cancel Registration for Mobile Unit ..........................................................................................121
Mobile Unit Settings
Activate / Deactivate Advisory and Alarm Tones ......................................................................122
Operation with Auxiliary Device
Outgoing Calls
General .....................................................................................................................................123
External Dialing with Digit Dialpad ...........................................................................................123
Internal Dialing to Another Mobile Unit or Auxiliary Device ......................................................123
Temporary Switchover to Tone Dialing .....................................................................................124
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Incoming Calls
Call Pickup ................................................................................................................................125
Answer Call Waiting .................................................................................................................125
Switching Functions
Set Internal Call Forwarding .....................................................................................................126
Deactivate Internal Call Forwarding ..........................................................................................126
Placing a Call on Hold ...............................................................................................................126
Consultation / Transferring a Call ..............................................................................................127
Toggle .......................................................................................................................................128
3-Way Conference ....................................................................................................................128
Connection with the Door Interphone ......................................................................................129
Multicell System
General Information ..................................................................................................................130
Standard Mobile Unit
Registering the Standard Mobile Unit on Multiple Base Stations ............................................131
Base Station Selection, Automatic / Manual / Combined .........................................................132
Activate / Deactivate the Base Station Number .......................................................................133
Comfort Mobile Unit
Register Comfort Mobile Unit on Multiple Base Stations ........................................................134
Base Stations Selection: Automatic / Manual / Combined .......................................................136
Operation on Telephone Systems
Standard Mobile Unit
General Information ..................................................................................................................137
Enter Trunk Code (AKZ) ...........................................................................................................137
Enter Main Trunk Code (HAKZ) ................................................................................................138
Change Length of Timeout after AKZ / HAKZ ..........................................................................139
Deleting AKZ and HAKZ ...........................................................................................................140
Set / Change Time for Flash .....................................................................................................141
Comfort Mobile Unit
General Information ..................................................................................................................142
Enter the Trunk Code (AKZ) .....................................................................................................142
Using the Features
Activating Features of the Telephone System ..........................................................................143
Acoustic Signalling
Signal Tones .............................................................................................................................145
General Information
Taking Care of the System .......................................................................................................146
Technical Data ..........................................................................................................................146
Leaving the Radio Range .........................................................................................................146
Tips for Troubleshooting ...........................................................................................................147
Warranty ...................................................................................................................................148
Contact Partners ......................................................................................................................148
Connection Configuration .........................................................................................................149
Glossary ..................................................................................................................................150
Quick Reference Operating Instructions - Standard Mobile Unit ..................................... 155
Quick Reference Operating Instructions - Comfort Mobile Unit ......................................158
Quick Reference Operating Instructions - Auxiliary Device ..............................................161
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Introduction
About this Device
With the purchase of Gigaset 1054, you have selected a cordless system which combines the
advantages of “unrestricted freedom of telephoning” with the convenience of a first rate telecommunications system.
This device is equipped with modern digital technology based on the latest European standards
for cordless telephones (DECT and GAP). The DECT technology offers, among other things, a
high level of security against unauthorized eavesdropping within the radio cell as well as good
digital voice quality. In addition, it enables the simple expansion of the Gigaset 1054 basic configuration -- for example one base station, two mobile units -- to a telephone system which can be
used to place external and internal calls. Mobile units of the Gigaset 1000 series and upward can
be operated on Gigaset 1054.
Gigaset 1054 can be used for both private and professional purposes, for example in office buildings and small companies. In addition to the usual telephone functions, it offers, among other
things:
● Direct dial to the mobile units or auxiliary devices
● 2 simultaneous external calls
● Operation of 8 mobile units and 2 non-cordless auxiliary devices on one base station
● No-charge internal calls among 6 mobile units
● Simultaneous use of a maximum of 6 cordless devices
● Coding of transmissions between mobile unit and base station
● Operation of a mobile unit on up to 4 base stations, thus expanding the radio range within
which you can place and receive calls.
About the Operating Instructions
You can install and connect your Gigaset 1054 yourself. To do so, please read the chapter “Putting Into Service.”
The device is pre-set in the factory so that, after putting the base station and mobile unit into service, you can begin using the telephone without making any additional settings.
Information about operation of the telephone can be found in the sections:
– Operation with Gigaset 1000 S standard mobile unit
– Operation with Gigaset 1000 C comfort mobile unit
– Operation with non-cordless auxiliary devices.
The other chapters of the operating instructions deal with the special functions and the expansion of Gigaset 1054.
We recommend that you read these additional chapters in order to acquaint yourself fully with
the capabilities of your Gigaset 1054.
At the end of the operating instructions, you will find a capsulated version of the instructions,
including the most important functions. The table of contents and index are provided to help you
find functions, system settings and other information expeditiously.
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Overview Figures
Front of Gigaset 1054
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B
C
Rear of Gigaset 1054
B
C
D
E
Front Rear
A Registration Key: B Non-cordless auxiliary device
to register the with the telephone number 0
mobile units
- blinks during registration C Non-cordless auxiliary device
with the telephone number 9
-is lit when plug-in power D Connection jack for
supply is connected telephone line 1
Lamp is identical to the E Connection jack for
the registration key! telephone line 2
F Connection jack for plug-in power
supply C39280-Z4-C65
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Overview Figures
Standard Mobile Unit 1000S
Front View Rear
Carry clip
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Comfort Mobile Unit 1000C
Front View Rear
Carry clip
Legend
1 Handset
2 Screen
3 Repeat dial key
4 Memory key
5 Speed dial key
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6 Dialpad
7 Internal key
8 Signal key
9 ON/OFF/LOCK key
15
10 Seize key
11 Microphone
12 Star key
13 Pound key
14 Tone ringing loudspeaker
15 Battery compartment / cover
Legend
1 Handset
2 Screen (illuminated)
3 Dialog key
4 Dialog key
14
5 Menu key
6 Dialpad (alpha-
numeric)
7 Internal key
8 Signal key
15
9 ON/OFF/LOCK key
10 Seize key
11 Microphone
12 Star key
13 Pound key
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14 Tone ringing loudspeaker
15 Battery compartment/ cover
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Important Tips
Safety Precautions
For your safety and protection, do not use the base station or mobile units in bathrooms or
showers (damp areas); the telephones are not waterproof.
Warning
● Use only approved rechargeable Nickel Cadmium batteries (NiCd)
(See “Important Information about Using the Battery Cells,” page 15).
Never use other rechargeable battery cells or normal (non-rechargeable) batteries.
These might short circuit or destroy the battery casing (dangerous). Follow the instructions found on the labels in the battery compartments of mobile units and charging units.
The symbols on these labels state :
– Use only the type listed in the operating instructions
(See chapter “Inserting and Loading the Batteries“,
–Use only rechargeable batteries and in the polarity shown.
● Do not immerse batteries in water, and do not expose them to fire.
● Do not dispose of old defective batteries in your normal household trash.
● Batteries become warm while charging; this is normal and does not represent a danger.
● Do not use charging units from other manufacturers, since these could damage the
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batteries.Supplemental charging units can be ordered from Siemens.
● Use only the AC adapter delivered with your device, bearing the number C 39280-Z4-C65.
● Connected non-cordless auxiliary devices (telephone, fax, door interphone...) which have
exposed metal parts might temporarily conduct abnormally high voltage, for instance during
an electrical storm, and should not be touched.
● The mobile unit must not be operated in environments where there is danger of explosion.
CE Mark of Approval and Certification for the Main Connection and Telephone Systems
●
The Federal Agency for Telecommunication Certification (”Bundesamt für Zulassungen in der
Telekommunikation“) has issued the BZT certification for this telephone system. It has been
approved in line with the EU Guidelines 91/263/EWG, Telecommunication Devices.
This telephone system fulfills the requirements set forth in the EU Guidelines:
89/336/EWG “Electromagnetic Compatibility“
73/23/EWG “Electrical Resources for Use within Certain
Voltage Limitations“
The CE identification mark certifies the device’s conformity with these guidelines.
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Putting Into Service
Important Information
Dialing Mode
The factory setting on your telephone system is for “tone dialing.” In some cases, it might be
necessary to change the setting to the old dialing mode of “pulse dialing.”
Instructions on how to determine and set the dialing mode are found on page 20 and on page 25.
Connection Cable
The connection cable included with the device is equipped with the TAE connection plug
(TAE = Telephone Adaptor).
If the proper telephone adaptor jack (TAE) is not available at the installation site, it can be ordered
from the German Telekom AG.
Use only original Siemens connection cables. Other cables may have a different configuration.
Power Supply Unit
The power supply unit included with the device is necessary for operation of your telephone system.
Telephone Systems
The telephone system is suitable for connection to telephone systems with signal key functions
(consultation) “Flash” and “Ground.”
New Features for Telephone Service
.
Systems connected to a digital switching exchange of the German Telekom AG have access to a
number of new features such as call waiting, call forwarding, lock and others.
If you want to take advantage of these features, please consult the German Telekom AG. Your
Gigaset 1054 is equipped to accommodate these features.
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Putting Into Service
Step by Step Instructions
In order to put the Gigaset 1054 telephone system into service, follow the simple step by step
procedure illustrated below :
1 Read the safety precautions! Page 6
2 Assemble charging unit and put into service Instructions for charging unit
3 Prepare mobile units for putting into service Pages 14 - 15
4 Assemble base station and put into service Pages 9 - 13
5 Put the mobile units into service Std. mobile unit P. 16 - 20
Base station and mobile unit are ready for operation, you can place/receive calls
6 Set the ring allocation Standard mobile unit P.69
You can now use the phone in a target-specific manner.
System Code
In order to put your base station into service and to change your settings, you must first enter a
four-digit code, the system code. The procedure for doing this is described in the operating
instructions. At the time of delivery, "0000" is set as the system code. You must use this pre-set
"0000" system code to register the first mobile unit. A separate mobile unit PIN is available for
the disabling of an individual mobile unit.
Recommendation:
We recommend that the system code be changed after registration of the first mobile unit (see
page 30). The system code "blocks" your system from being accessed by any unauthorized individuals. Registration of additional mobile units as well as system settings can only be carried out
after entering this system code.
Comf. mobile unit P. 21 - 26
Comfort mobile unit P.118
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.Putting Into Service Base Station Gigaset 1054
Contents of Package
Base station Operating instructions
1
TAE connection cables (2) 2 screws and plugs
2 5
Plug-in power supply unit
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4
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2
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Operating Instructions
Gigaset 1054
Schnurloses digitales DECT-Telefonsystem
8 Mobile units
can be connected
2 non-cordless devices
can be connected
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Special Accessories
● Gigaset 1000S mobile units
● Gigaset 1000C comfort mobile units
● Rechargeable batteries for mobile units
● Gigaset 1000L charging units
● Cordless telephone connectors Gigaset 1000TAE
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Putting Into Service Base Station Gigaset 1054
Tips for the Most Advantageous Installation of the Base Station
If you are using non-cordless telephones along with this cordless telephone, we recommend
that you keep as great a distance as possible between the telephone and the base station in
order to prevent humming (technical source) noises on the telephone.
Place the base station at the most central site possible within the range in which you want to be
able to use the phone. For example:
in the hallway of your apartment,
in a centrally-located room of your house, office or apartment,
not in the basement,
not in the attic.
The base station should, if possible, be installed at an easily accessible site. For example:
in an open space in the room,
not in alcoves,
not behind metal doors, heavy furniture, metal cabinets,
not in places which are especially heavily shielded from radio waves by thick (steel)
concrete walls or metal walls.
If you also want to be able to use the phone outside of the building, install the base station:
as near to window level as possible,
in a room facing your grounds.
Installation Site / Selection of the Mounting Site
In selecting the installation site, the following criteria should be taken into consideration:
1. The telephone connection cable must be long enough to reach the jack of your TAE connector.
2. A 220/230 V electrical outlet must be available at the installation site for supply of power to
the base station.
3. In order to prevent mutual interference, the installation site should not be in direct proximity
to other devices such as, for example, a HiFi, office equipment or microwave appliances.
The base station is designed for operation in protected rooms with a temperature range of
0 to +50 °C. It should not, for example, be installed in the bathroom, laundry room, damp basement rooms or near heat sources, such as, for example, radiators. It should also not be installed
at a site exposed to direct sunlight.
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Putting Into Service Base Station Gigaset 1054
Range
Depending on the surroundings, the outdoor range can be up to about 300 m. Within buildings,
depending on spatial and structural conditions, a range of up to 50 m is possible.
If you should leave the range, you will lose the radio contact to the base station and the
symbol on the screen will blink. If you have activated the range alarm (delivery status = deactivated), a supplemental warning tone will sound before you leave the radio range.
Mounting / Connecting the Base Station
The device can be installed on a flat surface (for example, on a desk or shelf) or mounted on the
wall.
1. First plug the mini western plug of your telephone cord into the jack labeled "L1" or
"L2" (bottom of base station).
If only one external telephone line is to be connected to Gigaset 1054, the "L1" should be
used.
2. Plug the mini western plug of the cable into the plug-in power supply, using the jack labeled
„“ (bottom of base station).
3. Place the cable inside the molded channel.
If you want to mount the device on the wall, follow the steps below after carrying out those
above; if it is not to be wall mounted, proceed to step 8:
4. Drill two holes (Ø 5mm), 69 mm apart.
5. Insert two plugs.
6. Screw the screws into the wall, leaving 2 mm between the head of the screw and the wall.
7. Hang the base station on the wall by lining up the heads of the screws with the holes in the
base station and pushing down briefly on the base station until it is firmly mounted.
8. Insert the TAE plug of the telephone connection cable into the telephone jack.
9. Insert the plug-in power supply into the 220/2230V electrical outlet.
Note:
● In the case of loss of power, it is still possible to place a call using a supplemental non-cord-
less telephone connected to the “0” jack.
● Use the plug-in power supply delivered with your unit, C 39280-Z4-C65.
● Be careful not to mix up the connections for the telephone cable and the plug-in power sup-
ply on the base station. If these are plugged incorrectly, the base station will not function;
damage to the base station could also result.
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Putting Into Service Base Station Gigaset 1054
Connections for Gigaset 1054
Telephone
connection cable
Plug-in power supply
Specifications for Wall Mounting
170 mm
12
5mm
120mm
5mm
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Connection Options at the Base Station
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Mobile units
230V socket
Non-cordless device:
if present
TAE connection cables
Status of the Base Station Upon Delivery
The system is delivered with the following factory settings:
Direct trunk access Fully trunk authorized
Automatic line seizure ON
Call charge recording OFF
Unit charge rate 0.00
Display duration of call ON
Configuration auxiliary device Telephone
Ring allocation Collective call
System code 0000
Dialing mode DTMF
Signal key Flash/250 msec
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Putting Into Service Mobile Unit
The Standard mobile unit can be used in temperature ranges between 10° C and 55° C, the Comfort mobile unit in ranges between 0° C and 45° C . Do not expose to water.
Tips for Individuals with Hearing Aids
Individuals with hearing aids should be aware that radio signals are projected into the hearing
aid and, if strong enough, can result in a very disturbing humming tone.
Installing and Charging the Rechargeable Batteries
The mobile unit receives its power via 2 rechargeable batteries. In order for the mobile unit to
function, these batteries must be installed in the battery compartment and the compartment
cover must be closed.
1. Installing the batteries in the mobile unit
● Hold the mobile unit with the dialpad facing down. The compartment for the two recharge-
able batteries is in the lower part of the mobile unit.
● Slide the rechargeable batteries (included with your unit) into the compartment, as shown in
the figure below. Be sure that the polarity orientation of the batteries is correct. The plus and
minus signs are labeled in the battery compartment (see figure below).
● From the top, slide the battery compartment cover into the slots (see figure) of the mobile
unit and snap into place.
Note:
If the rechargeable batteries are not correctly installed, the mobile unit will not function.
2. Charging the rechargeable batteries
The batteries are not charged at the time of delivery. To charge the batteries, place the mobile
unit in the charging unit (not included). The dialpad can be facing either up or down. However, the
charging contacts on the bottom of the mobile unit must be in contact with those on the bottom
of the charging unit.
If the mobile unit is properly inserted for charging, the LED (light-emitting diode (
lit, signalling that the battery is charging.
The charging time can vary greatly, depending on the age and the manufacturer/type of rechargeable battery. The charging logic of the mobile unit always guarantees, however, an optimum
charge of the rechargeable batteries.
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Putting Into Service Mobile Unit
Mounting the Carrying Clip on the Mobile Unit
The carrying clip can be mounted if desired. Grasp the mobile unit, holding the dialpad in the
palm of your hand. You will see small holes parallel to the screen. Insert the clip first into the hole
on one side and then snap it into the hole on the other side.
Important Tips for Using the Rechargeable Batteries
The mobile unit comes with two rechargeable AA Nickel Cadmium batteries (Mignon
cells)
● Use only the batteries which come with the product.
● If replacement is necessary, use only approved batteries of the following types: Panasonic
P-60 AA, Philips R6 NC-P, Saft RC6, UCAR RC6, DAIMON ACCU 1000, Varta 751 RS,
Sanyo N-3UN, Sanyo N-3UC.
● The use of other battery types or of non-rechargeable batteries can cause problems with
operation, and may even damage the device.
● The manufacturer does not accept any responsibility in such cases.
Do not use normal batteries! Use only approved rechargeable batteries!
When putting into service and using the rechargeable batteries, please observe the following basic principles:
● Before use, be sure that the batteries are adequately charged.
We recommend that they be charged without interruption for about 16 hours -- for example
overnight -- and that, during the first week of use, the mobile unit always be replaced in the
charging unit after use.
● New rechargeable batteries generally do not attain their full operating capacity (i.e. length of
time that the charge is held for calls and standby status) until they have been in normal use
for several days. Even ifthe charging LED signals that the batteries in the mobile unit are
charged -- LED off -- , it is nevertheless possible that, during the first few days, the normal
call and standby time has not yet been fully reached.
● After complete initial charging, the batteries attain their normal operating status. We recom-
mend that, after this initial charging, the mobile unit not be replaced in the charging unit each
time it is used. The rechargeable batteries function best if they are completely discharged
periodically.
Warning: Limited operating time when batteries are partially discharged
● Be sure that the battery contacts do not come into contact with metallic or greasy parts.
● Replacement battery packs (reserve) can be charged in the charging unit; these should be
exchanged periodically with those in the mobile unit.
3. Rechargeable Battery- Operating and Charging Times
Mobile Unit Gigaset 1000S Gigaset 1000C
Continuous call up to 7 hours up to 5 hours
Standby status up to 50 hours up to 40 hours
Charging times in mobile unit, in the charging unit about 5 hours
Charging times in reserve compartment, in the charging unit about 24 hours
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The top lines display all numbers and symbols,
Putting Into Service Standard Mobile Unit
Displays
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uUPzAHn-88888888
A BCD E F G H
Symbol Explanation
the bottom lines display the symbols for different
operating statuses.
u Display after pushing the signal key, e key.
U
Display of call forwarding, if programmed.
P Manual dial pause
z Memory empty.
A AKZ discriminating digit (only significant if behind telephone system)
H
n
HAKZ (only significant if behind telephone system)
Display of the star key, *key.
- Display of the pound key, #key.
Symbols Explanation
A
B
C
Shows that the mobile unit is in save status and is not ready to dial.
Can be activated using the wkey.
Battery symbol blinks about 5 - 10 minutes before the batteries are empty.
If the mobile unit is in the charging unit and is charging, then this symbol appears.
ON symbol. Can be activated using the u key.
D
E
F Shows that an external connection exists via the base station.
G Shows that an internal connection exists via the base station.
H
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Connect symbol shows that a radio channel to the base station exists.
Can be activated using the gkey.
Shows that the signalling method has been temporarily switched from
pulse to tone dialing.
Shows that the mobile unit is locked.
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Putting Into Service Standard Mobile Unit
ON OFF, LOCK Status
The mobile unit can be set to three different statuses.
• OFF
No calls can be placed and no incoming
calls are signalled.
• ON
Calls can be placed and received.
In order to pick up a call, simply remove the mobile
unit from the charging unit.
or
If the mobile unit was not in the charging unit, then
press the g key.
• LOCK
This protects the dialpad of the mobile unit
against unintentional use, for example when
it is being carried in your pocket. Incoming calls can
be accepted just as in ON status. For the call, the
mobile unit switches automatically to the ON status.
Outgoing calls are not possible.
zzzz
Note:
● If the mobile unit is not within the radio range of the base station, the C symbol blinks on
the screen. It is not possible to place or receive calls.
● Procedures can be interrupted by pressing the gkey once or, if necessary, twice.
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C
C
CCC
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Putting Into Service Standard Mobile Unit
Switching the Status
Switching from ON status:
u ● to OFF status:
Push the key until the display on the
screen goes off.
You will hear the key acknowledgment tone.
● to LOCK status:
Push key briefly, until the
display is updated.
You will hear the key acknowledgment tone.
Switching from OFF status:
u ● to ON status:
Push the key until the
display appears on the screen.
You will hear the key acknowledgment tone.
or
Simply place the mobile unit in the
charging unit.
You will hear the key acknowledgment tone.
Switching from LOCK status:
u ● to ON status:
Push key briefly, until the display
is updated.
You will hear the key acknowledgment tone.
zzzz
zzzz
u ● to OFF status:
Push the key until the display on
the screen goes off.
You will hear the key acknowledgment tone.
Note:
The mobile unit must be in ON status in order to dial or to to use the memory.
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C
D
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Putting Into Service Standard Mobile Unit
Registering a Standard Mobile Unit at the Base Station
Every additional mobile unit acquired must first be registered at the base station.
For this, follow these steps:
1. The mobile unit must be switched off
If necessary, turn it off by pushing the
u key until the display on the screen goes off.
2. Push the registration key on the base station.
Please use an object with a
sharp point (e.g. pencil, ballpoint pen).
The registration key will blink.
3. Next (within 1 minute) on the mobile unit:
The mobile unit must be switched off.
Registration key
o
u In addition, push the ON key until the
o
#
! ... (
Press the 1 and
hold it down.
(This is done to stipulate the base
station number)
display appears on the screen.
Enter the system code.
At the time of delivery, the
system code is set as 0000.
Complete entry of the system code.
Please wait until the connection to the
base station is established.
All of the non-assigned internal station
numbers appear on the screen;
shown here, 1 to 8.
Enter the desired internal station number for the mobile unit, i.e. push one of
the number keys between 1 and 8;
here, for example, 2 is pushed.
The mobile unit is registered.
If the display of the base number is acti-
vated, you will now see the base number.
1-
C
1-- -
C
1
C
12345678
Note:
● Up to 8 mobile units can be registered on one base station.
● If 8 mobile units are already registered, three dashes appear when the system code is
entered during the registration procedure; a negative acknowledgment tone sounds.
● To deactivate mobile unit, see page 72.
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A
C
D
A
C
D
A
C
D
A
C
D
A
C
D
A
C
D
A
C
D
A
C
D
C
Putting Into Service Standard Mobile Unit
Viewing and Setting the Dialing Mode
The German Telekom AG offers two different dialing modes for telephone connections:
● Dial pulsing system (Dial Pulsing System = DPS)
● Dual-tone (multifrequency system = DTMF)
A the time of initialization, your new telephone is set for tone dialing.
Tone dialing (DTMF) is, however, only possible if your telephone lines are connected to a new
digital switching exchange. The German Telekom AG has, however, not yet completely finished
converting all telephone lines in Germany to digital switching exchanges.
Determining the Dialing Mode of Your Telephone:
Push the connect key and then dial any digit (for example, 2).
If you then still hear the same dial tone, you will have to switch the dialing mode.
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w# Push the memory key followed by the # key.
This opens the memory.
1 Push the 1 key.
This activates the procedure.
o Enter the system code.
Every digit entered replaces one dash.
1“ Select external telephone line 1 or 2.
z Push the repeat dial key.
DPS
0§§ Push the keys 0, 3, 3..
Tone Dialing, Signal Key Flash for Telephone Systems (Setting the Flash, see page 141)
0§/ Push the keys 0, 3, 7.
Tone Dialing, Signal Key Flash (length/250 ms) for Telephone Service on
Main Connection (status upon delivery)
0§( Push the keys 0, 3 , 8.
-
1 ____
1 _
012
03 3
03 7
03 8
w Push the memory key.
The dialing mode is now programmed.
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Putting Into Service Comfort Mobile Unit
Display
External 1
0123456
MUTE
Graphic Explanation
CONSLT.
F
Dialog keys
There are four lines on the graphics screen of your Comfort
mobile unit.
During dialing, the number which is being dialed is enlarged and
displayed across two lines.
The bottom lines contain the display fields for the dialog keys.
All displays are shown in clear text.
Some displays are illustrated with graphics; these are explained
in the tables below.
You are being called
Set the ringer volume (6 levels)
Tone ringer off
Set tone ringer pitch (10 levels)
Set tone ringer melody (10 levels)
Set handset volume (3 levels)
Set contrast (6 levels)
Switch signal tone on or off
Locked or unlocked status
If the charge of the rechargeable batteries goes below a
certain level, this symbol appears periodically for 2
seconds.
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Putting Into Service Comfort Mobile Unit
ON, OFF, LOCK Status
The mobile unit can be set to three different statuses.
1. OFF
No calls can be placed and no incoming calls are signalled.
2. ON
Calls can be placed and received.
In order to answer a call, simply remove the
mobile unit from the charging unit.
or
If the mobile unit was not in the charging unit,
then press the g key.
3. LOCK
This protects the dialpad of the mobile unit from unintentional
use, for example, when it is being carried in your pocket.
Incoming calls can be accepted just as in ON status. The mobile
unit switches automatically to ON status for the call.
Outgoing calls are not possible.
Station 1
TEL.BOOK
Keyboard
protected
REDIAL
Note:
● If the mobile unit is not within the radio range of the base
station,, then the text “Srch.station X” blinks on the screen,
whereby X is the stipulated base station number.
● A procedure can be interrupted by pushing the gkey
once, or if necessary, twice.
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Srch.station 1
TEL.BOOK
REDIAL
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Putting Into Service Comfort Mobile Unit
Switching the Status
Switching from ON Status:
Station 1
u ● to OFF status:
Push the key until the display on the
screen goes off..
You will hear the key acknowledgment tone.
TEL.BOOK
REDIAL
u ● to LOCK status:
Push the key briefly, until the display
is updated.
You will hear the key acknowledgment tone.
Switching from OFF Status:
u ● to ON status:
Push the key until the
display appears.
You will hear the key acknowledgment tone.
or
● Simply place the mobile unit in the
charging unit.
You will hear the key acknowledgment tone.
Switching from LOCK Status:
u ● to ON status:
Push the key briefly, until the
display is updated.
You will hear the key acknowledgment tone.
u ● to OFF status:
Push the key until the
display goes off.
You will hear the key acknowledgment tone.
Keyboard
protected
Srch.station 1
TEL.BOOK
REDIAL
Station 1
TEL.BOOK
Keyboard
protected
REDIAL
Station 1
TEL.BOOK
REDIAL
Note:
● The mobile unit must be in ON status in order to dial or to use the memory.
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Putting Into Service Comfort Mobile Unit
Registering the Comfort Mobile Unit at a Base Station
Every additional mobile unit acquired must first be registered at the base station.
For this, follow these steps:
1. Push the registration key on the base station.
Please use an object with a sharp point (e.g. pencil, pen).
The registration key begins to blink.
2. Then, on the mobile unit (within 1 minute):
Registration key
u
ß
ß
NEXT
OK
NEXT
OK
NEXT
If you switch on a Comfort mobile unit
which is not registered at any base station,
the following display appears.
Push F key,
Push F key,
Main menu appears
Push this key repeatedly until “Settings”
appears on the 1st line of the main menu.
Push this key to select “Settings”
The next menu level appears
Push this key repeatedly until “Register”
appears on the 1st line of the main menu.
Push this to select “Register”
Scroll to select the base station.
Register !
Srch.station
REDIALTEL.BOOK
Telephone book
Redial
Telephone lock
Settings
Service
Handset volume
Tone ringing
Display contrast
Register
Language
Autom.backlight
Station 1
Station 2
Station 3
NEXT
OKNEXT
OKNEXT
OKNEXT
OKNEXT
OK
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OK
The selection of the base station number,
stipulates the station on which your mobile
unit is to be operated; here, station 1.
Registration
Srch.station 1
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