Siemens GIGASET 2015 Operating Manual
Gigaset 2015
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The cordless digital
DECT telephone system
for up to 6 mobile units
with integrated answering machine
Operating Instructions
Please read these operating instructions (including
the safety notes) before starting up the equipment!
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Your signpost to the system:
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Your first telephone call
Correct configuration of the base station
and the mobile unit
Using the answering machine
Using several mobile units
Using several base stations
Putting the device into operation
(➔ page 1). Making a call (➔ page 22).
Important basic settings (➔ page 10).
Adapting the base station to one’s own
requirements (➔ page 31).
Adapting the mobile unit to one’s own
requirements (➔ page 36).
Basic answering machine settings
(➔ page 15).
Recording announcements and
advisory message (➔ page 45).
Listening to recorded messages
(➔ page 47).
Logging on new mobile units at the
base station (➔ page 57).
Making internal calls (➔ page 27).
Internal consultation during external
calls
and internal transfer of external calls
(➔ page 28).
Logging on mobile units at new base
station (➔ page 57).
Activating base station display and
optimal setting of station search
(➔ page 66).
Troubleshooting
Checking dialling method (➔
Notes on location of base station
(➔ page 4).
Notes on use of batteries (➔ page 4).
Troubleshooting (➔ page 6).
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Overview: Gigaset 2015
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Handset rest/charger unit
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Message playback
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Backward scrolling through messages
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Message deletion
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LED indicator: number of messages
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Increasing loudspeaker volume
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Lowering loudspeaker volume
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Selecting answering machine mode
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Forward scrolling through messages
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Switching answering machine on/off
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Recording announcements/memos
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Paging key (broadcast for logged-on mobile units)
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LED for “dialup line busy” display
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Stop key for answering machine
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LED for “charge batteries” display
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Socket for telephone connecting cable
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Socket for power connecting cable
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Receiver inset
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Display
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Storage key
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Speed dialling key
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On-hook key
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Dialling keypad
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Star key
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Signal key
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Microphone
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Redial key
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Internal key
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Off-hook key
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Square key
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On/off/protect key
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Tone ringing loudspeaker
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Battery compartment
(detachable cover
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Carrying clip
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Overview: keys
Keys on the base station
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Keys on the Gigaset 1000S mobile unit
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Paging key for broadcast calls to all logged-on mobile
units
Switching the answering machine on/off
Skipping backwards during message playback on
answering machine
Listening to messages on the answering machine
Skipping forwards during message playback on
answering machine
Selecting the operating mode of the answering machine
Recording announcements/advisory message and
personal memos for the answering machine
Deleting announcements/advisory message and
messages (answering machine)
Stop key for aborting or terminating
Increasing the loudspeaker volume
Decreasing the loudspeaker volume
Storage key for initiating and terminating procedures in
which data is stored
Speed dialling key for administering and selecting speed
dialling numbers. Delete key.
Redial key
Dialling keys for telephone numbers and input keys for
procedures
PBX recall button for transmitting a signal tone to the
public switched telephone network or to PBXs
Internal key for dialling internal numbers or for remote
operation of the answering machine and activating the
“open listening” function
Key for switching the mobile unit on/off or for activating
the protect mode
Off-hook key
On-hook key
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Overview: displays
Digits or characters which have been entered are
indicated on the top line of the display. The bottom line
contains symbols relating to the current operating state.
Digits and characters on top line of mobile unit display
Signal keyR pressed.
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Manual dialling pause inserted (operation in conjunction
P
with a PBX).
Trunk code dialled (operation in conjunction with a PBX).
A
Main trunk code dialled (operation in conjunction with a
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PBX).
Memory is empty.
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Star key * pressed
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Square key # pressed.
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c Volume of incoming speech, level 2.
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Volume of incoming speech, level 3
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Symbols on bottom line of mobile unit display
Indicates that the mobile unit is in storage mode.
Numbers cannot be dialled in this mode.
Battery symbol. Flashes for approximately 5-10 minutes
before the batteries are completely discharged. It is also
visible if the mobile unit is in the base station or charger
unit and is being charged.
Batterie is 33 % charged.
Batterie is 66 % charged.
Batterie is 100 % charged.
ON symbol. Activated by pressing theh key.
This symbol flashes if the mobil unit is out of range of the
base station.
Phone symbol indicates that the mobil unit is in off-hook
mode. Activated by pressing the
Indicates that the dialling method has been switched
over temporarily from dial pulsing to DTMF signalling.
Indicates that an external connection has been set up.
Indicates that an internal connection has been set up.
Indicates that the mobile unit is locked.
c key.
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LED display at the base station
Overview: tone signals
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On/off key flashes: new messages are waiting.
Indicates the number of messages stored in the
answering machine.
Stored message display flashes. The telephone
was without power for a brief period; the day and
time need to be reset (➔ page 17).
Internal ringing/ringing
tone:
Recall:
Internal dial tone:
Internal busy tone:
Alerting tone/battery
almost empty:
Alerting tone/you are
leaving coverage area:
Camp-on tone:
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0.4 tone
0.4 s pause 0.4 s tone
tuuuuut
0.8 s tone
tuuut
3 x 0.4 s tone repetition after 1 s pause
0.8 s pause
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0.5 s tone
0.5 s pause
tuuuut
0.5 s tone
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4 x brief tone
30 s pause
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0.4 s pause 0.4 s tone
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Overview: symbols used in the operating instructions
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Press these mobile unit keys in the order shown. The
same symbols/characters are indicated on the keys.
Press this base station key. The same symbol is indicated
on the key. Alternatively, the key is described, e.g. “Press
green key at base station“.
Press one of the keys in the range indicated, e.g. a key
between 1 and 6.
Enter a number, e.g. a telephone number.
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Where necessary, appropriate displays are provided on
the mobile unit:
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Attention - important note. Please read
carefully!
Additional information
➔ page 7
(cross-reference to a related topic)
(Example: speed dialling
Special accessories
Up to 6 Gigaset 1000S/2000S and/or Gigaset 1000C/2000C mobile units can be operated in connection with Gigaset 2015. In order to charge additional mobile units, we recommend our Gigaset
1000L charger unit. The Gigaset 1000TAE cordless socketcan also be used with Gigaset 2015.
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Safety information
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Only use approved nickel-cadmium or nickelmetal-hybrid batteries! (➔ page 4).
Never use other types of battery or ordinary
(non-rechargeable) batteries, since these can
cause short-circuits or destruction of the battery
shell (dangerous!). The following labels are
attached to the battery compartments of the
mobile and charger units:
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● Do not immerse cells in water; do not throw them into
fire.
● Do not dispose of old, defective cells in normal house-
hold waste.
● Cells become warm during charging. This is normal
and not dangerous.
● Do not use other manufacturers’ charger units. The
cells could suffer damage.
● Use only the supplied plug-in power unit, code no.
C39280-Z4-C96.
● Make sure you connect the plugs of the base station
correctly, otherwise abnormally high voltages may be
produced across the charging contacts for brief intervals, e.g. during thunderstorms.
● The mobile unit must not be operated in rooms with
explosion hazards.
Only use rechargeable batteries; polarity as shown!
Type as indicated in these
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List of contents
Signpost
Overviews
Safety informations
Putting the equipment into operation - step by step .............................................................. 1
1st step: reading the safety information ........................................................................................ 1
2nd step: checking the contents of the package ........................................................................... 1
3rd step: Connecting the base station ........................................................................................... 1
Telephone connecting cable .................................................................................................... 2
Power connecting cable ........................................................................................................... 2
4th step: inserting the batteries in the mobile unit ........................................................................ 2
5th step: charging the batteries ..................................................................................................... 3
Important information on setup and operation ........................................................................ 4
Notes on setting up the base station ............................................................................................. 4
Notes on use of the batteries ........................................................................................................ 4
Attaching carrying clip to mobile unit ............................................................................................. 5
Operation with telephone changeover switch ............................................................................... 5
Care of the equipment ................................................................................................................... 6
Self-help in the event of a fault ...................................................................................................... 6
Technical data ................................................................................................................................ 7
Guarantee ....................................................................................................................................... 8
Approval and CE marking ............................................................................................................... 9
Important basic settings ........................................................................................................... 10
Operating states of the mobile unit ............................................................................................. 10
Switching mobile unit to protect state ................................................................................... 10
Switching on the mobile unit ..................................................................................................11
Switching off the mobile unit ................................................................................................. 11
Signalling method ......................................................................................................................... 11
Checking the signalling method of your telephone line ......................................................... 12
Setting the signalling method ................................................................................................ 12
Operation in conjunction with a PBX ............................................................................................ 12
Entering trunk code/main trunk code ..................................................................................... 13
Changing length of pause after trunk code/main trunk code ................................................. 13
Deleting trunk code/main trunk code ..................................................................................... 13
Changing the system code .......................................................................................................... 14
Changing the mobile unit PIN ....................................................................................................... 14
Basic settings for the answering machine ................................................................................... 15
Calling up basic settings and storing settings ........................................................................ 15
Taking a call ........................................................................................................................... 15
Message length ..................................................................................................................... 16
Number of tone rings ............................................................................................................. 16
Listening to messages as they are recorded ......................................................................... 16
Intermezzo function (pause during message playback) ......................................................... 17
Time stamp function .............................................................................................................. 17
Time and day of week ........................................................................................................... 17
Resetting the base station to the default state ............................................................................ 18
Resetting Gigaset 2000S mobile unit to the default state ........................................................... 19
Incoming calls ............................................................................................................................ 20
Taking a call .................................................................................................................................. 20
Terminating a call ...........................................................................................................................21
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Outgoing external calls ............................................................................................................. 22
Calling an external number ........................................................................................................... 22
Dialling with number check .................................................................................................... 22
The called party does not answer or the line is busy ................................................................... 22
Redial .............................................................................................................................................23
Last number redial ................................................................................................................. 23
Redialling one of the last five numbers selected ................................................................... 23
Dialling with speed dialling numbers ............................................................................................ 23
Dialling with speed dialling numbers and number check ........................................................24
Device control with dual-tone multifrequency signalling (DTMF) ................................................. 24
Terminating the call ...................................................................................................................... 25
Open listening, multi-address calls and internal calls ........................................................... 26
Open listening via base station loudspeaker ................................................................................ 26
Multi-address call to all mobile units from base station ............................................................... 26
Multi-address call to all mobile units from a mobile unit .............................................................. 26
Calling an internal station ............................................................................................................. 27
Addressing other persons in the room via loudspeaker (voice calling) ......................................... 27
Terminating a call internally .......................................................................................................... 27
Internal consultation and call transfer ..................................................................................... 28
Switching off the microphone and consulting within the room
(muting function) .......................................................................................................................... 28
Consultation call ........................................................................................................................... 28
Operation with several mobile units ...................................................................................... 28
Operation in connection with a PBX ...................................................................................... 29
Call transfer .................................................................................................................................. 29
Operation with several mobile units ...................................................................................... 29
Operation in connection with a PBX ...................................................................................... 30
Individual settings ..................................................................................................................... 31
Switching off base station tone ringing or setting volume of tone ringing ................................... 31
Setting pitch of base station tone ringing ..................................................................................... 31
Activating/deactivating key click at base station .......................................................................... 32
Emergency numbers if Gigaset 2015 is barred ............................................................................ 32
Displaying or storing emergency numbers ............................................................................ 32
Deleting all emergency numbers ........................................................................................... 33
Activating/deactivating if Gigaset 2015 barred on outgoing calls ................................................. 33
Barred codes for mobile units ........................................................................................................34
Displaying or storing barred codes ........................................................................................ 34
Cancelling all barred codes .....................................................................................................35
Activating/deactivating barred number function ........................................................................... 35
Individual settings on the Gigaset 2000S mobile unit ........................................................... 36
Setting volume of mobile unit tone ringing .................................................................................. 36
Setting pitch of mobile unit tone ringing ...................................................................................... 36
Setting the handset volume ......................................................................................................... 37
Activating/deactivating key acknowledgement tone .................................................................... 37
Activating/deactivating negative acknowledgement tone ..............................................................38
Activating/deactivating positive acknowledgement tone ............................................................. 38
Activating/deactivating battery warning tone ............................................................................... 38
Activating/deactivating range warning tone ...................................................................................39
Activating/deactivating synchronisation tone ............................................................................... 39
Activating/deactivating automatic call acceptance ....................................................................... 39
Activating/deactivating call duration display ...................................................................................40
Speed dialling numbers ..................................................................................................................41
Displaying or storing speed dialling numbers ........................................................................ 41
Deleting all speed dialling numbers ....................................................................................... 41
Activating/deactivating mobile unit barring function for outgoing calls ........................................ 42
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The answering machine ............................................................................................................ 43
Switching answering machine on/off ........................................................................................... 43
Operating modes ......................................................................................................................... 44
Selecting mode of operation .................................................................................................. 44
Announcements and advisory message ........................................................................................45
Recording announcement or advisory message .................................................................... 45
Checking recording of announcements or advisory message ............................................... 46
Deleting announcements or advisory message ..................................................................... 46
Private memos ...............................................................................................................................47
Starting/terminating recording ............................................................................................... 47
Messages ..................................................................................................................................... 47
Playing back stored messages .............................................................................................. 47
Skipping forwards and backwards during playback ............................................................... 48
Interrupting playback ............................................................................................................. 48
Aborting playback (cancelling) ................................................................................................ 48
Marking a message “new” during playback ...........................................................................49
Deleting a message during playback ..................................................................................... 49
Deleting all messages listened to .......................................................................................... 49
Monitoring function and call acceptance ........................................................................................50
Regulating the volume during monitoring .............................................................................. 50
Accepting a call ...................................................................................................................... 50
Remote operation of the answering machine ................................................................................51
Initiating remote operation ........................................................................................................... 51
From the mobile unit ............................................................................................................. 51
From another telephone with DTMF capability ..................................................................... 51
Remote operation functions ...........................................................................................................52
Help function ......................................................................................................................... 52
Playing back new messages .................................................................................................. 52
Playing back all messages ..................................................................................................... 52
Skipping forwards and backwards during playback ............................................................... 52
Interrupting playback ............................................................................................................. 52
Aborting playback .................................................................................................................. 52
Marking a message “new” during playback .......................................................................... 53
Deleting a message during playback ..................................................................................... 53
Deleting all messages listened to .......................................................................................... 53
Selecting the operating mode ................................................................................................ 53
Recording announcement .......................................................................................................54
Recording advisory announcement ........................................................................................ 54
Checking recording of announcements or advisory message ............................................... 54
Deleting announcements or advisory message ..................................................................... 54
Recording private memos ...................................................................................................... 55
Activating voice calling and taking the call ............................................................................. 55
Controls for remote operation ................................................................................................ 56
Operating several mobile units ................................................................................................ 57
Logging on Gigaset 2000S standard mobile unit at the base station ........................................... 57
Logging on Gigaset 2000C Comfort mobile unit at the base station ........................................... 58
Setting trunk class of service for mobile unit ............................................................................... 58
Assignment of ringing (incoming calls) ......................................................................................... 59
Switching from collective ringing to ringing priority and vice versa ....................................... 59
Disconnecting/reconnecting mobile unit from/to collective ringing ....................................... 60
Selecting a mobile unit for ringing priority ............................................................................. 60
Setting the number of tone rings for ringing priority .............................................................. 60
Logging off mobile unit at base station ..........................................................................................61
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Operation with several base stations ...................................................................................... 62
Typical configurations .....................................................................................................................63
Example 1: Two base stations connected to one telephone circuit via a
telephone changeover switch ................................................................................................ 63
Example 2: Several base stations connected to a corded telecommunications system ........64
Example 3: Several base stations connected to several telephone circuits ...........................65
Procedure for operation with several base stations .......................................................................66
Activating/deactivating base station number display on mobile unit ............................................ 66
Selecting best station ................................................................................................................... 66
With Gigaset 1000S standard mobile unit ............................................................................. 66
Setting priority station .................................................................................................................. 67
With Gigaset 1000S standard mobile unit ............................................................................. 67
Selecting best station if priority station is not accessible ...................................................... 67
With Gigaset 1000S standard mobile unit ............................................................................. 67
Operating a Gigaset 2000C “Comfort” mobile unit ............................................................... 68
Displays ........................................................................................................................................ 68
Meaning of the keys for entering procedures .............................................................................. 69
Dialogue key functions on display .......................................................................................... 69
Menu prompting .......................................................................................................................... 70
Calling down the menu .......................................................................................................... 70
Menu structure ...................................................................................................................... 70
Changing menu level and terminating menu ......................................................................... 70
Index ............................................................................................................................................ 71
Quick-reference operating instructions for Gigaset 2000S mobile unit ............................... 75
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Putting the equipment into operation - step by step
Putting the equipment into operation - step by step
Follow the installation and setup instructions “step by
step” as described in the following:
1st step: reading the safety information
Before starting, make sure you have studied
the safety information carefully (➔ page 8)!
2nd step: checking the contents of the package
When delivered, the package contains the following:
● one Gigaset 2015 base station (see also label with CE
sign on lower part of base station)
● one Gigaset 2000S standard mobile unit (see also
marking on rear of mobile unit),
● one telephone connecting cable with Mini-Western
plug and telephone plug
● one power connecting cable with Mini-Western plug
and power supply unit
● one cover for battery compartment of mobile unit
● one carrying clip for mobile unit
● two batteries
● one set of operating instructions
3rd step: Connecting the base station
Telephone connecting plug and
telephone connecting cable
telephone socket
Telephone connecting
Mini-Western plug of
cable
Power supply unit and
220/230V socket
Power connecting cable
Mini-Western plug of
power connecting cable
Base station housing
seen from below
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Putting the equipment into operation - step by step
Telephone connecting cable
Insert the Mini-Western plug of the telephone connecting
cable in the base station. The jack on the lower part of the
base station housing has the following symbol:
Connect the telephone plug of the telephone connecting
cable to the telephone socket.
Power connecting cable
Insert the Mini-Western plug of the power connecting
cable in the base station. The jack on the lower part of the
base station housing has the following symbol:
Connect the power supply unit of the power connecting
cable to a 220/230V socket.
4th step: inserting the batteries in the mobile unit
The mobile unit is powered by two batteries.
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Cover of battery
compartment
Battery compartment
and batteries
Hold the mobile unit with the keypad downwards.
Insert the batteries in the battery compartment.
Make sure that the batteries have the correct
+/– polarity. The +/– markings on the batteries
must correspond to the +/– markings on the
label in the battery compartment.
If the batteries are aligned wrongly, the mobile
unit will not function and the equipment is liable
to be damaged.
Slide the cover for the battery compartment into the
groove on the mobile unit and close the compartment.
If you wear a hearing aid, please note before
using the telephone that radio signals can interfere with hearing aids and, if sufficiently loud,
can cause a very unpleasant humming noise.
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Putting the equipment into operation - step by step
5th step: charging the batteries
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To charge the batteries, place the mobile unit in the handset rest on the base station. The charging contacts on the
lower edge of the mobile unit must touch the contacts in
the handset rest on the base station. It is immaterial
whether the keypad is facing up or down.
If you have inserted the mobile unit correctly, an acknowledgement tone is heard. The LED beneath the battery
symbol is lit on the base station. A battery symbol also
appears on the display of the mobile unit.
The batteries must be charged before you can
start making calls.
We recommend initially charging the batteries
for approximately 16 hours without interruption
(over night, for example).
For further information on the use of the
batteries see ➔ page 4.
Before making your first call, you should check
(and, if necessary, reset) the dialling method
(➔ page 11). The default setting for your Gigaset 2015 is dual-tone multifrequency signalling
(DTMF).
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Important information on setup and operation
Important information on setup and operation
Notes on setting up the base station
You should take the following points into account when
deciding where to install the base station:
● There must be a 220V/230V power socket in the vi-
cinity.
● The base station should not be located in the imme-
diate vicinity of other electronic devices, such as a hifi system, a microwave oven or office equipment,
otherwise there is a risk of mutual interference.
● The base station is designed for operation in protect-
ed rooms with a temperature range from +5°C to
+45°C. For example, it should not be set up in a
bathroom, laundry room or damp basement or
directly adjacent to sources of heat, such as radiators.
Direct sunlight must also be avoided.
● Place the base station on a level, non-slip surface.
The device feet do not normally leave any unsightly
marks. However, in view of the many different varnishes and polishes currently used for furniture, the
possibility of telephone components leaving marks
on the mounting surface cannot be entirely ruled out.
● Radio communication between the base station and
the mobile units is based on the Digital Enhanced
Cordless Telecommunications (DECT) standard. If
you have any problems with radio transmission,
please get in touch with your dealer.
● Depending on the ambient conditions, the maximum
radio range between the base station and the mobile
units is approx. 300 metres out of doors and approx.
50 metres indoors. If the range warning tone has
been activated at the mobile unit (➔ page 39), you
will receive an audible signal when you go out of
range.
Notes on use of the batteries
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Important information concerning the use of batteries:
● The mobile unit is supplied with two rechargeable
nickel-cadmium batteries in AA format.
● Use the supplied batteries only.
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Important information on setup and operation
● When replacing the batteries, it is very important that
you use only approved batteries of the following
types:
NiCd batteries
Saft RC6, Panasonic P-60 AA/1P, Philips R6 NC-P, UCAR
RC6, Energizer Eveready RC 6, Daimon ACCU 1000,
Varta Accu Plus Ni-Cd 1,2V No. 5006, Sanyo N-3UC
NiMH batteries
Sanyo HF-3 U (1300 mAh), GP GP120 AA HC, Emmerich
CE R 6, Energizer EMH-1100 AAC, Varta VH 1101 AA
Attaching carrying clip to mobile unit
If desired, you can attach the carrying clip supplied with
the unit, e.g. to carry the mobile unit in the pocket of your
jacket.
Hold the mobile unit with the keypad facing the palm of
your hand. You will see two small holes on the sides, level
with the display. Place the clip in one hole and then push
it into the opposite hole until it clicks into place.
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Never use ordinary batteries.
Only use approved batteries.
Operation with telephone changeover switch
You can operate the Gigaset 2015 “behind” a telephone
changeover switch, e.g. an automatic changeover switch.
Since, however, the Gigaset 2015 has neither a grounding
wire nor a W-wire, telephone changeover switches with
loop current supervision are required. These can be obtained from retail outlets.
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Important information on setup and operation
Care of the equipment
Wipe the mobile unit and the base station with a damp or
antistatic cloth.
Never use a dry cloth (risk of static charging) !
Self-help in the event of a fault
Not every malfunction means that there is an actual
defect in your telephone. In some situations, you can
save time and money if you eliminate the causes of
simple faults yourself. The information below will help
you do this.
Symptom Cause Corrective measure
Display at the base station
flashing
No display The mobile unit is not
Dialup line cannot be seized;
no dialling tone.
No radio contact to the base
station; the
mobile unit is flashing.
No tone ringing from the
base station or mobile unit
C symbol on the
There has been a brief break
in the power supply
switched on
The battery is empty Replace the battery with a standby
The plug of the telephone
connecting cable is not inserted correctly
The plug of the power connecting cable is not inserted
correctly. The plugs may
have been connected
wrongly.
The dialup line is being used
by another telephone
The mobile unit is not logged onLog on the mobile unit at the base
The plug of the power connecting cable is not inserted
correctly
The volume of the tone
ringing is set too low
The day and time must be reset
(➔ page 17).
Switch on the mobile unit
battery or recharge it
Check the plug at the base station
and the telephone socket; reconnect if necessary (➔ page 1).
Check the plug at the base station
and the 220V/230V socket; reconnect if necessary (➔ page 1).
Wait until the dialup line is free
station (➔ page 57)
Check the plug at the base station
and the 220V/230V socket; reconnect if necessary.
Adjust the volume of the tone ringing at the base station (➔ page 31)
or the mobile unit (➔ page 36)
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Important information on setup and operation
No connection after dialling
the number; dial tone can
still be heard.
No connection after setting
up a call; dial tone can still be
heard.
Operation in conjunction
with a PBX:
no connection or wrong
connection after dialling
from a memory
Technical data
No. of channels: 120 duplex channels
Radio frequency range: 1880 MHz - 1900 MHz
Duplex system: Time division multiplex, 10 ms frame length
Channel spacing: 1728 kHz
Assignment of ringing set
wrongly
Wrong dialling method Reset the dialling method
Wrong dialling method Reset the dialling method
Trunk code/main trunk code
not entered
Standard: DECT = Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications
GAP =
Bit rate: 1152 kbps
Generic Access Profile (cross-vendor
DECT radio transmission system
Set the ringing assignment
(➔ page 59)
(➔ page 12)
(➔ page 11)
Enter the trunk code/main trunk
code (➔ page 13)
Modulation: Gaussian frequency shift key (GFSK)
Voice coding: 32 kbps
Transmitted power: 10 mW, mean rating per channel
Range: max. 300 m outdoors
Power supply:unit Base station 220/230 Vac/50 Hz (plug-in power unit)
Power consumption (base station): Standby mode: approx. 3W
Operating time, mobile unit
(with fully charged battery):
Charging time in base station: approx. 4 - 5 hours (NiCd)
Permissible ambient conditions for
operation:
max. 50 m indoors
Call mode: approx. 5W
Sand-by: Call mode:
up to 70 hours 7 hours (NiCd, 650 mAh)
up to 110 hours 11 hours (NiMH, 1100 mAh)
up to 130 hours 13 hours (NiMH, 1300 mAh)
approx. 8 hours (NiMH, 1100 mAh)
+5°C to +45°C
20% to 75% rel. humidity
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Important information on setup and operation
Dialling method: Dial pulsing / DTMF
PBX recall button function: Flash (80 ms or 250 ms)
Dimensions (base station): approx. 172 x 171 x 90 mm (L x W x H)
Dimensions (mobile unit): approx. 160 × 55 × 25 mm (L × W × H)
Weight: Base station 390 g
Length of connecting cable: Telephone connecting cable approx. 3 m
Connecting plug: TSV 6/4 (telephone connecting cable)
Announcement texts (answering
machine):
Answering machine memory: Digital recording,
Mobile unit with batteries < 185 g
Power connecting cable approx. 3 m
TSV 6/4 (power connecting cable)
UK-plug (plug-in power supply unit)
2 announcements, min. length 6 secs. / max. 30 secs.
2 closing announcements, min. length 3 secs. / max. 10
secs.
1 advisory message, min. length 6 secs. / max. 170 secs.
total recording time approx. 12 mins.
Guarantee
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Siemens AG offers a 6-month warranty for this device,
starting on the date on which you purchased it from a
dealer. Please retain your sales receipts as proof of purchase.
Under the warranty, Siemens will rectify, free of charge,
all defects due to material or manufacturing errors. Siemens AG shall fulfill this warranty by either repairing or
replacing the defective device, as it sees fit.
The warranty shall not cover damage caused by
improper use, wear and tear or manipulation of the unit
by third parties. Nor shall the warranty cover consumables or defects which only slightly decrease the value or
serviceability of the device.
The Siemens product which you have purchased meets
the technical requirements for connection to the German
public switched telephone network.
You can assert your warranty claims with Siemens Service directly (for the address and telephone number see
the last page of these operating instructions).
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Approval and CE marking
Gigaset 2015, GBR: A30852-X-1105-B301-1-7619
Important information on setup and operation
Your Gigaset2015 has been certified by the “British Approvals Board for Telecommunications“, the British office
for telecommunications certification. It has been approved according to EU guideline 91/263/EWG (CTR6,
CTR10) for telecommunications terminals. Anyone is permitted to connect this telephone to a telephone socket
and use it at the Public Telecommunications Network
in the UK.
This telephone fulfills the requirements of the following
EU guidelines:
CE Compliant to
89/336/EEC (EMC Directive) and
73/23/EEC (Low Voltage Directive)
The CE marking confirms that the telephone is in compliance with the above-mentioned guidelines (CE 0188 X).
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Important basic settings
Important basic settings
Operating states of the mobile unit
The mobile unit can be operated in one of three different
modes:
● “protect”
● “off”
● “on”
The protect mode ensures that you do not activate the
mobile unit keypad unintentionally. The mobile unit is
switched on automatically for incoming calls. To make an
outgoing call you must first switch on the mobile unit.
When the unit is switched off, incoming calls are
signalled. To make an outgoing call you must first switch
on the mobile unit.
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not
The protect mode should be used if you are
carrying the unit in your pocket, for example.
We advise you to switch off the mobile unit if
you move out of range of the base station. This
helps to preserve the batteries.
If you were out of range of the base station for
some time with your mobile unit switched on,
you can speed up “relocation” of the base
station by switching the mobile unit off for a
brief time and then on again.
Switching mobile unit to protect state
h
10
Press the key on the mobile unit briefly. You hear positive acknowledgement tone. If the mobile unit is in the
protect state, the display shows:
:
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Switching on the mobile unit
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Important basic settings
If the mobile unit is in the protect state:
Press the key on the mobile unit briefly. You hear posi-
h
tive acknowledgement tone. When the mobile unit is
switched on. the display shows:
:
If the mobile unit is switched off:
Press the key on the mobile unit briefly. You hear positive
h
acknowledgement tone. The symbol
flashes. Wait until the symbol stops flashing. The mobile
unit is switched on.
or
Replace the mobile unit in the base station or charger
unit. The symbol
unit is switched on.
N
appears on the display. The mobile
C on the display
Switching off the mobile unit
Signalling method
Press the key on the mobile unit until the display disap-
h
pears completely. You hear positive acknowledgement
tone.
Telekom operates telephone connections with two
different signalling methods:
● dial pulsing (DP)
● dual-tone multifrequency signalling (DTMF)
The factory default setting of your Gigaset 2015 is DTMF
signalling.
However, DTMF is only possible if your
telephone is connected to a new digital
central office. Since Telekom has not yet
completed changeover to digital switching,
some telephones still have to be set for
dial pulsing.
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Important basic settings
Checking the signalling method of your telephone line
You can check which method of signalling has been set
on your telephone.
Dial a number. If your Gigaset 1015 is linked to a PBX
c
(telecommunications system), you may have to press a
further key or keys to obtain an outside line.
You hear dial tone.
Press any digit, e.g. 2. If the same dial tone is audible as
o
previously, you will have to change the signalling method.
Setting the signalling method
Gigaset 2015, GBR: A30852-X-1105-B301-1-7619
Start the procedure.
Enter the 4-digit system code; default 0000
o
(➔ page 14).
Set dial pulsing (DP).
or
Set dual-tone multifrequency signalling (DTMF)
(PBX recall button flash, short/80 ms).
033
O
038
O
B
#1
B
B
Operation in conjunction with a PBX
If you operate your Gigaset 2015 in connection with a
PBX (telecommunications system), you can set the following for switching to the public telephone network:
● the trunk code
● the length of the pause following the trunk code
If the PBX is a satellite to a main PBX, you can set the
following:
● the trunk code
● the main trunk code
● the length of the pause following the trunk code/main
trunk code
For details of the trunk code/main trunk code
and the length of pause please refer to the PBX
documentation.
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Entering trunk code/main trunk code
The trunk codes/main trunk codes consist of 1, 2 or 3 digits and can consist of digits
and R .
# 0
B
OO
Changing length of pause after trunk code/main trunk code
# 1
B
0 2 4
O
0 2 5
O
0 2 0
O
0 2 1
O
Start the procedure.
Enter the 4-digit system code (➔ page 14).
o
Select the trunk code.
O
or
Select the main trunk code.
Enter the trunk code/main trunk code. If there are several
o
codes, you can press
Store the setting.
B
Possible pauses:
1 second
2 seconds
3 seconds (default)
6 seconds
Start the procedure.
Enter the 4-digit system code.
o
Select 1-second pause.
B
or
Select 2-second pause.
B
or
Select 3-second pause (default).
B
or
Select 6-second pause.
B
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Important basic settings
0 to 9 and keys :, #
O again to enter the next code.
Deleting trunk code/main trunk code
# 1
B
o
2 5 3
O
B
Start the procedure.
Enter the 4-digit system code.
Delete the trunk code/main trunk code.
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Changing the system code
Gigaset 2015, GBR: A30852-X-1105-B301-1-7619
The system code is a 4-digit code which is entered with
important system settings. The default system code of
your Gigaset 2015 is 0000. For greater security you can
enter a new system code.
If there are several mobile units (➔ page 57), the system
code applies to all units.
You must always remember the system code
which you have entered. If you forget the
number, the unit has to be opened up by a
technician. In such cases please get in touch
with your dealer (address at back of operating
instructions).
If you wish to use remote operation, the system
code has to be entered. The default code (0000)
does not work in this case.
# 8 *
B
o
o
o
B
Changing the mobile unit PIN
Start the procedure.
Enter the existing system code. The code always consists of 4 digits.
Enter the new 4-digit system code. Note carefully the
number you have entered.
Re-enter the new system code to confirm it.
Store the setting.
The personal identification number (PIN) is a 4-digit code
for your mobile unit. The default PIN of your mobile unit
is 0000. By changing the PIN you can prevent unauthorised persons altering important settings on your mobile
unit.
You must always remember the PIN which you
have entered. If you forget the number, the unit
has to be opened up by a technician. In such
cases please get in touch with your dealer
(address at back of operating instructions).
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