SSS Siedle Siedle S 851-0, Siedle SGM 650-0 Operating Instructions Manual

Operating Instructions

Siedle Scope
Scope cordless handset
Smart Gateway Mini

S 851-0
SZM 851-0
SGM 650-0

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Contents

Overview

Quick overview 4

Scope handset 5

Display navigation 6

Conrm/navigation buttons:

Functions during a call 7

Softkey: Functions during a call 7

Display symbols 8

Menu structure in the cordless
handset 9

System overview 10

Siedle Scope –
One for all 11

Safety remarks

Note 13

Electrical voltage 13

Battery safety 13

Medical devices/facilities 13

General information 14

Protect your property! 14

Legal notice 15

Care instructions 15

Contact with liquids 15

Getting started

Checking the scope of supply 16

Charging cradle for the Scope
cordless handset 16

Charging the cordless handset 18

Charging and operating times 19

Commissioning the base sta­tion/Smart Gateway Mini 20

Switching on the
cordless handset 21

Registering the cordless
handset at the base station 21

Display navigation 22

Registering the cordless
handset at the base station 23

Log in with an already regis­tered cordless handset 24

Log in via the browser-based
user interface of the base

station 25

Deregister handset 26

Setting the language 26

Setting the date and time 27

Basic functions

Switching the cordless handset
on and off 29

Switching the keypad lock
on and off 29

Triggering the door release 30

Picking up calls 30

Triggering the door release with
GAP terminals 31

Ending a call 32

Dial the required number 32

Entering and editing texts 33

Switching handsfree on and off 34

Conrm/navigation buttons:

Functions during a call 35

Activating and deactivating

microphone silencing 36

Setting the volume 37

Flash function 38

Brokering 40

Call forwarding 41

Video image 42

Dening the image excerpt 42

Displaying the door call images 43

Main menu

General 44

Call lists 45

Settings 46

Settings

Tones / signals 47

Setting the call volume 48

Adjusting the settings for dif­ferent call types 49

Setting the ring tone 49

Dene the number of call

signals 50

Adjusting the ring tone volume 50

Notications: Signal tone,
button tones, battery warning

tone 51

Handset name 52

Registering the cordless

handset at the base station
(Smart Gateway Mini) 53

Display – Brightness 54

Speed dial 55

Adding a new speed dial 56

Actuate speed dial 59

Editing/replacing the speed dial 59

Delete speed dial 60

System

General 61

Switching the eco mode
on and off 62

Switching on the registration

mode 63

Enabling the repeater mode 64

Setting the dialling pause 66

Prex –
Dialling code (international) 67

Prex –
Dening the external line digit 68

Setting the ash time 69

Change PIN 70

Factory setting – Handset 71

Factory setting – Base station 72

Settings

Accessing system information 74

Phone directory

General 75

Calling a contact 77

Phonebook options 78

Create new contact 79

Delete contact 80

Copy contact 81

Delete directory 82

Copy directory 83

Edit contact 84

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These operating instructions sup­plement/are supplemented by:

• Scope product information
(S851-0)

• Scope commissioning instructions
(S851-0)

• System manual for the In-Home
busVideo

The relevant current edition is
located in the download area on

www.siedle.com

Subject to printing errors.

We reserve modications depending
on technical improvements.

Menu – Intercom

General 85

Calling indoor devices 86

Calling a door 87

Switch 88

Enabling the Doormatic
function 89

Enabling door call forwarding 90

Triggering the door release 91

Switching off the door loud­speaker 92

Ending a call 92

Base station/
Smart Gateway Mini

General 93

Safety remarks 93

Menu structure User interface 94

Log in as administrator 95

Log out 97

Logging in as user 98

System status 100

Change the password 101

Change the network settings 102

Setting the date and time 103

Change PIN 104

Switching on the registration
mode – Register handset 105

Managing cordless handsets –

Changing the name of the

cordless handset 106

Deregister handset 107

Create app users 108

Deleting app users 109

Copying contacts between

cordless handsets 110

Deleting contacts from the

cordless handset 111

Add contact 112

Finding and editing contacts 113

Finding and deleting contacts 114

Update the system 115

Updating cordless handsets

Updating cordless handsets 117

Siedle app for
Smart Gateway Mini

General 119

Safety remarks 119

Functions 119

Response in case of restricted
connectivity 120

Registering app users 120

Automatic video memory

storage 121

Legal notes 121

Explanation of symbols 121

Cancelling and deleting app
users 122

Hotel mode 123

Demo mode 124

Disposal 125

Simplied EC Declaration of

Conformity 125

Index 126

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Overview

Quick overview

Telephony 30, 32

Triggering the door release 30, 31, 91

Actuate speed dial 59

Calling indoor devices 86

Call door call stations 87

Actuating switching functions 88

Switching Doormatic on and off 89

Activating/deactivating door call forwarding 90

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Scope handset

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1 Loudspeaker

for audio privacy. The loudspeaker
for handsfree calls is located at the

back.

2 Display symbols:
Status displays of different func-

tions (indicated display symbols are
dependent on the settings.)

3 Display

with start screen in operational
status

4 Menu-dependent functions/
speed dial entries of the softkeys

(display buttons)

5 Left/right softkey (display
buttons):

Select menu-dependent functions,
select speed dialI/II

6 Conrm button:

Conrm menu selection

7 Navigation buttons:

Access menus and navigate

8 Door release button:
Triggering the door release

9 End call button (red receiver
symbol): (Press briey: Reject call,

end call, one menu level back,
cancel current function, activate
operating status), (press for at
least 3 seconds in the operational/
off status: Switching the cordless
handset on/off)

10 Buttons (0-9):

Input of numbers, symbols and

letters
11 Hash button:
(press for at least 3 seconds in

operational status: keypad lock on/
off), component of control codes
(internal/external)

12 Microphone

for discreet and handsfree speech.
13 Star button:
(press for at least 3 seconds in oper-

ational status: call tone on/off), input
of control codes (internal/external)

14 Dial button/Pick up button
(green receiver symbol): (Press

briey: Pick up a call, dial a call
number, access call logs)

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Overview

Display navigation

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Door call images

Access to saved door call

images.

Main menu

Access to

• the calls lists

• the phonebook

• the settings

Phone directory

Access to saved telephone

numbers.

Intercom

Access to building commu­nication functions:

• Call indoor devices/door

call stations

• Actuate switching func­tions

• Select door call options

(e.g. Doormatic)

Navigation in all menus

The navigation buttons
(left, right, top, bottom)
shaped in the form of
a cross and the conrm
button in the centre are
used to navigate the menu

structure of the Scope
cordless handset.

Cancel OK

Selection is possible using
one of the following but­tons:

• Conrm button
(navigation)

• Right-hand navigation

button

• Right-hand softkey

(OK, save etc.).

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Main menu
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Call lists

Phone directory

Settings

Selected menu points are
marked in the display with

two yellow lines. These are
shown in grey in the oper­ating instructions.

EditBack

The left-hand softkey is

most frequently assigned

to the function (back).
Pressing the softkey takes

you to the previous menu

level without saving any
inputs or changes.
The end call button (red
receiver symbol) is used
for the function (back),
if the left-hand softkey
is assigned a different
function.

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Conrm/navigation buttons: Functions during a call
Softkey: Functions during a call

To access functions during a call

During an active call, the navigation buttons assume
different functions:

• Top navigation button: Microphone on/off

• Left/right-hand navigation button: Receiver/handsfree
volume

• Bottom navigation button: Flash button (only during
telephone calls)

Press the conrm button during an existing external
telephone/internal call.
The functions of the navigation buttons are indicated for
around 1second in the display. In the case of calls with
video transmission, the functions can be selected using
the right-hand softkey (options).

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Cancel OK

Main menu
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Navigation buttons: To execute functions during a call

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Microphone silencing

on/off

Call volume + Flash function Phone volume -

Alternatively, using the right-hand softkey (options),
the following functions are available for selection:

• Receiver/handsfree volume

• Handsfree on/off

• Microphone on/off

• Call forwarding
Press the right-hand softkey (options) during an

existing call. The functions are indicated in the
Display.

Options

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Main menu
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Cancel

OK

Back

Handsfree on
Microphone on
Transfer

Volume

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Overview

Display symbols

Overview of symbols Connection quality Doormatic activated

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Display of connection quality

from the cordless handset
to the base station/DECT
repeater in 5steps: Full,
good, medium, poor and no
reception:

In the Eco mode, this symbol

is shown in green.

The door release is activated

automatically at the door
after actuating the call button
– the Doormatic can be acti-

vated for a certain door or for
all doors.

Missed calls Door calls deactivated

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Number of missed public

network and door calls. In this

example, 42 calls have been
missed.

Ring tone silencing is acti­vated for door calls. Calls

from other indoor devices and
from the telephone system
continue to be acoustically

signalled.

Keypad lock activated Battery charge status

The keypad lock prevents
unintentional operation of the
telephone.

Depending on the charge

status of the battery (full,
medium, low and almost
empty) one of the following
symbols is displayed:

Ringtone muting activated Battery charging process

Ring tone silencing is acti­vated for all incoming calls.

The battery is charged.

Microphone silencing activated Handsfree on

The microphone at the Scope
is muted. Your conversation
partner is unable to listen in.

Press the left-hand softkey

(mouth symbol) in order to

switch on the handsfree func-

tion (only possible during a
call/while dialling).

Door call forwarding is activated Handsfree off

Incoming door calls are

forwarded to a previously

dened call number.

Press the left-hand softkey

(mouth symbol with line
through) in order to switch off

the handsfree function (only

possible during a call/while
dialling).

General information

The display symbols show the status

of the different device functions and
are located in the upper and lower

display area. If a function is active,
its display symbol is shown. The
following display symbols are perma­nently shown:

• Signal quality to the base station
(top left)

• Battery charge status (top right)

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Menu structure in the cordless handset

Menu level 1 Menu level 2 Menu level 3 Menu level 4

Door call images

Main menu Call lists All calls

Missed door calls
Missed calls
Accepted calls

Dialled numbers

Phone directory
Settings Language

Date / time

Tones / signals Call

Telephone call
Door call
Storey call
Intercom

Notications

Handset Door call on

Handset name

Register handset
Display
Speed dial

System Eco mode on

Registration mode on

Repeater mode

Dialling pause

Prex

Flash time

PIN

Factory setting
Status

Phone directory
Intercom Indoor devices

Doors
Switch

Door call options Doormatic

Door call forwarding

Highlighted menu items contain sub-menu items.

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System overview

Simplied layout showing arrange­ment of the Siedle Scope, Siedle

app for Smart Gateway Mini and
the installed Siedle intercom in the

overall system.

Overview

DECT

WLAN

LAN

BVPC 850-...

BTSV 850-...

BVNG 650-...

Internet

Router

Siedle intercom system
building installation

Siedle Scope
S 851-...

In-Home bus

Scope base station
SGM 650-...

Scope handset
SZM 851-...

Siedle app for
Smart Gateway Mini

Mobile phone
with installed
Siedle app

Door station

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Siedle Scope – One for all

New freedom

Siedle Scope unites the worlds of

audiovisual door communication
and landline telephony, providing a

video indoor station and cordless
landline telephone in one.

Which means: Wherever you
happen to be - in the kitchen, in
the bathroom, the garden or the
basement, Scope will bring you a

live picture of who is at the door. At

the same time, Siedle Scope is a fully

functional landline telephone with
excellent speech quality and a whole
range of convenience features.

Scope is characterized by a colour

display and convenient handsfree
function. Meaningful symbols and

a clearly arranged menu structure
permit simple, intuitive operation.

The mobile video intercom

Scope offers all the functions of a

video indoor station:

• Different ring tones can be set for

- Public network calls

- Door calls

- Storey calls

- Internal calls

• Selection of different ring tones

• Integrated audio and video privacy
function

• Internal video memory

• Several functions can be pro­grammed, e.g. establishing internal

calls or control and switching
functions such as light switching or

Doormatic activation

• Status indication on screen for

- active speech connection

- active ring tone silencing

- activated Doormatic

• Control of house functions such as
light or garage door

The cordless landline telephone

Used as a landline telephone, Scope
offers:

• High range and excellent speech

quality thanks to DECT standard:

- up to 300m across open country

- up to 50m in the building

• Eco mode with reduced transmis-

sion output

• Long battery life

• Phonebook, call lists and many

other telephone functions

• Operation possible with and
without telephone system.

You can also register the DECT
handset of another make at the
Siedle Scope base station, provided
it is compatible with the GAP
standard (GAP-capable terminal).
However, only basic functions at

the Siedle Scope (such as telephone

calls, accepting audio door calls etc.)
are possible, not the full functional
capability of Siedle Scope (e.g.
accepting video door calls, central
address book management etc.).
Manufacturer-specic functions of a
GAP-capable terminal (e.g. listening
to mailbox messages) are not pos­sible at all or only conditionally.

App link

Scope S851-… allows the Siedle
app for In-Home to be connected to
iOS devices (iPhone and iPad).

Administration by means of
software

No laborious operation at the tele­phone keypad. Browser-based, plat­form-independent software makes
the basic functions simple and con­venient to manage.

For information on the software‘s
browser-based user interface, refer
to the Scope commissioning instruc-

tions.

The Smart Gateway Mini SGM650-0
corresponds to the base station
S851-0. For operation of the
SGM650-0, the Siedle App for
Smart Gateway Mini is required. By
extending the SGM650-0 to include
a cordless handset SZM851-0,
the unit becomes a Siedle Scope
S851-0.

Scope of supply

• Siedle Scope cordless handset with

battery (Li-Ion 3.7 V)

• Charging cradle with power supply
unit

• Base station with power supply
unit

• Connecting cable TAE/RJ11

• Network cable RJ45 (In-Home)

• Network cable RJ45 shielded (LAN)

• Commissioning instruction

• Product information

• Data carrier (Operating instruc-

tions, Commissioning instruction,
Product information)

Additional cordless handsets

You can register further hand­sets at the Smart Gateway Mini
SGM650-… (base station) included

in the scope of delivery.

Repeater

In order to increase the range of the

base station, you can use the DECT
repeater DR800-0.

Please note that the repeaters

cannot be switched in series.
Otherwise, the network is too sus­ceptible to faults.

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In contrast to apps, Scope estab­lishes a cordless connection using
the DECT standard for telephony.
Siedle has expanded DECT to

transmit video. The result is a mobile
video call station whose combination
of audio quality, availability, standby
time and reliability beats every wire­less LANbased app by some consid­erable margin.

Scope’s design and handling also
make it a clear alternative to the
app – and therefore an ideal sup-

plement for it. Large mechanical
keys with a tactile response, solid
materials with precise workmanship,
bespoke design and a discernable

weight are all an expression of value

awareness and a design aimed at
many years of reliable use, as is the
lengthy availability of spare parts,
replaceable batteries and long­term operation without the need
for maintenance. Once it has been
commissioned correctly, Scope will

provide years of discreet service

while smartphones, tablets and their
operating systems required constant

updates.

Scope also features high levels of

security to prevent manipulation and

eavesdropping. DECT connections
are encrypted anyway and do not
need the Internet to work. That

reduces possible areas of attack for

unauthorised access.

Overview

Siedle Scope – One for all

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Note

Read and observe the safety instruc­tions and content of the following

supplied documents before using
Siedle Scope for the rst time:

• Product information sheet

• Commissioning instruction

• Operating instructions

Explain the content of the safety
instructions and dangers inherent in

using technically complex products

to children and those requiring
assistance in a way that is easily

understandable.

In the event of a power cut, no
emergency calls can be made.
In the event of a power cut, Siedle

Scope is not operational.

Electrical voltage

Mounting, installation and servicing
work on electrical devices may only
be performed by a suitably qualied

electrician.

Use not in accordance with the
intended purpose can result in injury.

• Never throw the devices or allow

them to drop.

• Do not use the devices if they

are faulty, for example if the device
housing has been damaged (sharp
edges or exposed parts)!

• Never hold the cordless handset

with its back against your ear when

you are using the handsfree function
or if the cordless handset rings. This

can result in serious damage to your

hearing.

Safety remarks

Battery safety

•

Please note the following remarks,
otherwise explosions, electric shocks
or battery leakage can occur. This
can result in res, serious physical
injury or damage to the environ­ment.

• Keep the battery away from
sources of heat and naked ames.

• Never expose the battery to high
pressure.

• Never immerse the battery in
water, salt water, other uids or sub­stances of any other type.

• Avoid dropping the battery and

protect it from jolting and impacts
which could damage the housing.

Otherwise there is a risk of explosion

or battery leakage, which could
result in re, injury or damage to the

surroundings.

• Only charge the battery in the
cordless handset using the provided
original charging cradle and the
original power supply unit.

• The charging cradle and the
power supply unit were developed
exclusively for use with the Siedle
Scope cordless handset. Do not
use with other products or storage

batteries. A risk of overheating and
deformation exists which could
cause res or initiate electric shocks.

• Dispose of the battery responsibly.
Cover over contacts using adhesive

strips or other insulating material.
Direct contact with other metal
objects can result in re and explo-

sions.

• If a battery leaks and the emerging

substances come into contact with
the eyes, mouth, skin or clothing,
rinse the affected area immediately

using water and consult a doctor.

• Never dismantle or modify the

battery.

Medical devices/facilities

•

If you use personal medical devices
such as pacemakers, check their
compatibility with high-frequency
electromagnetic radiation in the

DECT range.

• When using in conjunction with

a hearing aid, it is possible for hum­ming or feedback noises to occur.
In case of problems, contact your

hearing aid service.

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Safety remarks

Protect your property!

Lock front doors or apartment doors
during the daytime if there is nobody
home. Unlocked doors allow thieves/
burglars to gain easy access to your

property.

The Scope cordless handset must be
kept with the same care and security
awareness as a house key, as it can
also open your front door from the

outside.
Ensure that it does not fall into
unauthorized hands!

The Siedle app for Smart Gateway
Mini can be used from any location
as a door release. Keep smart­phones/tablets on which the Siedle
app is activated safe from theft.

Protect these devices against unau­thorized usage with a code /
password. Always use the latest

protection mechanisms available for
your mobile phone.

General information

Use only the original Siedle recharge-

able battery in the cordless handset.

Modern furniture is coated with an

enormous variety of different lacquer
and plastic nishes. Constituents
of these materials can result in sof­tening of the plastic feet in table-top
devices and so impair the surface of

the furniture. Please appreciate that

the manufacturer is unable to accept
any liability.

Keep all documentation supplied

with Siedle Scope in a safe place.
Check regularly in the download

area of the Siedle website for pos­sible updates. Only hand over Siedle
Scope to third parties with complete
and up-to-date documentation.

A defective base station, cord-

less handset or charging cradle
with power supply unit should

be removed so that it cannot be
accessed by users. Decommission

defective devices. Replace defective
devices or arrange for their repair

immediately.

Important installation instruc­tions

This product and its components are
not suitable for use in wet rooms,

and are not approved for use in

potentially explosive atmospheres.

• Do not use the charging cradle

and power supply unit in bathrooms
or shower rooms.

• Install the base station in a dry and
dust-free location away from direct

sunlight.

• Place the base station and cordless
handset at least 1 metre away from

other electrical devices.

• Ensure that it is placed far enough

away from sources of interference
such as microwave or electrical appli­ances with large metal housings.

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Legal notice

Photographs of individuals taken

without their knowledge may not be
published or stored in publicly acces­sible video memory facilities.
Individuals who have been photo-

graphed without their knowledge
are entitled to request that pictures

be deleted based on the right of

persons to their own likeness. Never
store pictures of persons you do
not know in social networks or

send them by email to others/public

groups. This will infringe their per­sonal rights.

If stored images are used as part of
private / criminal law proceedings or
in a police investigation, this requires
prior clarication with a lawyer or
the responsible police authority.

The legally admissible operation and

installation of this device and all its

system components (hardware and
software) are the responsibility of
the user and not of the device man-

ufacturer.

Care instructions

The correct care and maintenance

of Siedle Scope depends on the

selected device surface nish.
Incorrect cleaning methods, aggres­sive cleaning agents and abrasive
detergents can damage the surface.
Observe the latest valid detailed care
instructions which can be obtained
from the download area at
www.siedle.com and clean the

indoor device accordingly.

Contact with liquids

In case of intensive contact with or

contamination by liquids (such as
water damage due to burst pipes,

dropping the cordless handset into

the bath), follow points 1 to 4 and

contact your service partner without
delay.

If the base station, cordless handset,

charging cradle or power supply unit

has come into contact with uid,
please carry out the following steps:

1 In case of devices with power

supply unit: Switch off the socket

fuse and take the power supply unit
out of the socket. If applicable, con­tact an electrical expert in order to
check the electrical installation.

2 In the case of cordless handsets:
Switch off the device immediately,
take out the battery and leave the
battery compartment open.
3 Using your own judgement, posi­tion the device in a way that best
allows uid to drain away.
4 Pat the device dry using an absor­bent cloth.

5 Allow the device to dry out for at

least 72 hours in a warm, dry loca­tion (do not use an oven/microwave
or similar).
6 Only recommission the device
when it is completely dried out and
free of contamination from the uid.

Servicing

Statutory warranty conditions apply.

If the device requires servicing,

contact your specialist dealer or elec­trical installer.

Customer service in the Furtwangen

factory

[phone]

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Getting started

Checking the scope of supply Procedure:

Check the scope of supply for
completeness.
Take the following components

from the scope of supply:

• Product information S851-0

• Commissioning instructions

S851-0

• Siedle Scope cordless handset with

battery (Li-Ion 3.7V)

• Charging cradle with power supply
unit

Charging cradle for the Scope
cordless handset

Remarks:

There are 2buttons on the

charging cradle:

• Left-hand button with mouth
symbol:

Accepting/ending calls in the hands­free mode

• Right-hand button with key
symbol:

Release door

Both keys only work if the cord­less handset is located in the
charging cradle. Otherwise the
two buttons have no function.

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Scope of supply S 851-0 Scope of supply SGM 650-0 Scope of supply SZM 851-0

Power

Line

In-Home

Prog.

LAN

Power

Line

In-Home

Prog.

LAN

• Siedle Scope cordless handset with

battery (Li-Ion 3.7 V)

• Charging cradle with power supply
unit

• Base station with power supply unit

• Connecting cable TAE/RJ11

• Network cable RJ45 (In-Home)

• Network cable RJ45 shielded (LAN)

• Commissioning instruction

• Product information

• Data carrier (Operating instructions,

Commissioning instruction, Product
information)

• Base station with power supply unit

• Connecting cable TAE/RJ11

• Network cable RJ45 (In-Home)

• Network cable RJ45 shielded (LAN)

• Commissioning instruction

• Product information

• Data carrier (Operating instructions,

Commissioning instruction, Product
information)

• Siedle Scope cordless handset

SZM851-… with battery (Li-Ion

3.7V)

• Charging cradle with power
supply unit

• Product information

• Data carrier (Operating instruc-

tions, Commissioning instruction,
Product information)

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Getting started

Charging the cordless handset Remarks:

The cordless handset is delivered

with a storage battery already
inserted. Siedle recommends rst

charging the cordless handset for
around 3 hours.

The battery is pre-charged in the
as-delivered status. The battery may
become discharged during storage

and transport. The cordless handset

must be fully charged before rst
use (see the “battery charge status“
display symbol).

Procedure:
1 Connect the charging cradle to
the power mains.
2 Place the cordless handset in the
charging cradle.

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Charging and operating times Use only the original Siedle recharge-

able battery in the cordless handset.

The charging and operating times

depend on the degree of usage of
Siedle Scope and on the capacity

and age of the battery.

Charging times:

• Recommended initial charge: at

least 3 hours

• Minimum charge prior to commis­sioning: at least 30 minutes

• Standard charge: at least 3 hours

Operating times:

• Standby operation: appr. 100

hours

• Talk time: appr. 5 hours

Remarks

When using DECT repeaters, the
cordless handset continuously com­pares the signal strength of the base

station and the DECT repeater in

order to guarantee the best possible

wireless connection.

This causes the battery to discharge
more quickly in the standby and call
mode.

If you decommission the cordless
handset for any length of time, you
should charge the battery rst. If the

cordless handset is not used for a

period exceeding 6 months, discon­nect the battery from the device (for
how to remove the battery, see the
product information).

During the battery charge process,
the battery temperature increases.
This is normal and happens for tech-

nical reasons.

During the course of the battery life,
the battery capacity diminishes over

a period of years.
This is normal and happens for tech­nical reasons.

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Getting started

Commissioning the base station/
Smart Gateway Mini

Take the following components from
the scope of supply:

• Base station with power supply
unit

• Connecting cable TAE/RJ11

• Network cable RJ45 (In-Home)

• Network cable RJ45 shielded (LAN)

• Commissioning instructions
S851-0

Commission the base station/Smart

Gateway Mini in accordance with

the commissioning instructions.

Power

Line

In-Home

Prog.

LAN

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To switch on the cordless handset,
press the end call button (red
receiver symbol) for around 1

second.

If it remains in the idle status for
longer than 2minutes, the cordless

handset will activate the power

saving mode automatically.

The display goes out.

A hibernating handset switches back
on automatically as soon as it is

placed in the charging cradle.

The display terminates the power
saving mode automatically after

around 1 second as soon as it is

removed from the charging cradle.

Switching on the cordless
handset

Registering the cordless handset
at the base station

The cordless handset is already
registered in the set: The left­hand symbol indicates the
strength of the connection in the
status bar at the top.

If this should not occur, the message
Search… will be displayed. You

need to register the cordless handset

at the base station.

The cordless handset supplied as
standard in the set is designated

cordless handset1. Other cordless
handsets are numbered through in

the order in which they are regis-

tered (cordless handset 2, cordless
handset 3, and so on)

To register an additional cordless
handset, you have the following
possibilities:
1 Register by switching off, waiting

for 5 seconds and switching on the

base station.

2 Log in with an already registered
cordless handset (switch on the reg-

istration mode).
3 Log in via the browser-based user
interface of the base station (switch
on registration mode).

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Getting started

Display navigation From the start screen, you can open

the individual submenus using the

navigation keys.

• Open the Door call images menu
using the top navigation button.

• Open the Main menu using the
right-hand navigation button.

• Open the Phonebook menu using
the bottom navigation button.

• Open the Intercom menu using
the left-hand navigation button.

• Pressing the end call button (red

receiver symbol) takes you up one
level from any menu.

• Using the left-hand softkey
(Back) or the left-hand navigation

button takes you back to the high­er-level menu – without saving your

entries.

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Registering the cordless handset
at the base station

(Possibility 1)

Procedure:
1 Briey disconnect the base
station from the power mains and
reconnect.
2 As soon as the status LED ashes

green at the base station, you have
2 minutes to register the Scope cord-

less handset.
3 Select the Main menu using the

right-hand navigation button.

4 In the Main menu, select Settings.
5 In the Settings menu, select the
handset.
6 In the Cordless handset menu,
select Register cordless handset.
7 Conrm with the right-hand
softkey (Select).
8 The active base station is indicated

in the display.

9 Conrm with the right-hand
softkey (Select).
10 The entry Enter PIN is selected.
11 Enter the current PIN (default

pin 0000).

12 Conrm with the right-hand
softkey (OK).
13 A conrmation is displayed.
14 After around 1 second, the
Settings menu is displayed.

....

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Back Select

Handset name

Door call on

Register handset

....

Start screen

Main menu

Settings

Handset

Register handset

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Back OK

Enter PIN

* * **

....

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Getting started

Log in with an already registered
cordless handset

(Possibility 2)

Procedure:
1 Have both cordless handsets

ready for operation.
2 In order to activate the registration

mode with a cordless handset, use

an already registered handset.

3 If this is not already displayed,
change to the start screen.
4 Select the Main menu using the

right-hand navigation button.

5 In the Main menu, select Settings.
6 Select System in the Settings

menu.
7 Select Registration mode in the
System menu.

8 Conrm the entry using the
right-hand softkey (Save).
9 You now have around 2 minutes

to register another cordless handset.

10 Register the additional cord­less handset using the following

steps at the base station:
11 If this is not already displayed,

change to the start screen.
12 Select the Main menu using the

right-hand navigation button.

13 In the Main menu, select
Settings.
14 In the Settings menu, select the
handset.
15 In the Cordless handset menu,
select Register cordless handset.
16 Conrm with the right-hand
softkey (Select).
17 The active base station is indi-

cated in the display.

18 Conrm with the right-hand
softkey (Select).
19 The entry Enter PIN is selected.
20 Enter the current PIN (default

pin 0000).

21 Conrm with the right-hand
softkey (OK).
22 A conrmation is displayed.
23 After around 1 second, the
Settings menu is displayed.

Start screen

Main menu

Settings

System

Registration mode on

Start screen

Main menu

Settings

Handset

Register handset

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Back Save

Registration mode on
Repeater mode

Eco mode on

Dialling pause

Prex

Flash time
PIN
Factory setting

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Back OK

Enter PIN

* * **

....

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Back Select

Handset name

Door call on

Register handset

....

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Log in via the browser-based
user interface of the base station

(Possibility 3)

Procedure:
1 Log in at the base station again as
Administrator (admin/admin).
2 Click on DECT > base station.
3 Assign a new 4-digit PIN
number and make a note of it.
4 All future log-in processes take
place using the new PIN number.
5 Click on the square button to

activate the Registration mode.

6 You now have around 2 minutes
to register another cordless handset.
For more information, see page

105.

1 Register the additional cordless
handset using the following steps

at the base station:
2 If this is not already displayed,

change to the start screen.
3 Select the Main menu using the

right-hand navigation button.

4 In the Main menu, select Settings.
5 In the Settings menu, select the
handset.
6 In the Cordless handset menu,
select Register cordless handset.
7 Conrm with the right-hand
softkey (Select).
8 The entry Enter PIN is selected.
9 Enter the current PIN (default

pin 0000).

10 Conrm with the right-hand
softkey (OK).
11 A conrmation is displayed.
12 After around 1 second, the
Settings menu is displayed.

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Back Select

Handset name

Door call on

Register handset

....

Start screen

Main menu

Settings

Handset

Register handset

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Back OK

Enter PIN

* * **

....

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Setting the language Select the menu language in the

Language menu.

There are 10 languages to choose

from: English, German, Spanish,
French, Danish, Italian, Dutch,
Norwegian, Polish and Swedish.

Procedure:
1 If this is not already displayed,
change to the start screen.
2 Using the right navigation
button, select the main menu.
3 In the Main menu, select Settings.
4 Select Language in the Settings

menu.

5 Conrm with the right-hand
softkey (Select).
6 The language selection is dis-

played.
7 Select the required language with

the navigation buttons (top/bottom).

8 Conrm with the right-hand
softkey (Save).
9 A conrmation is displayed.
10 After around 1 second, the
Settings menu is displayed.

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Back Select

Language

Date / time

Tones / signals

Handset

Display

Deregister handset All cordless handsets which are

registered at the base station must
be deregistered via the brows­er-based user interface of the
base station so that they are no

longer displayed as internal users.
If a registered cordless handset is

switched off, defective or has been
removed out of the range of the
base station/DECT repeater, it is still

shown as an internal user even if
it can no longer be reached.

For more information, see page

107.

Getting started

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Cancel Save

Deutsch

Español

English

Français

Dansk

Italiano

Nederlands

Norsk

Start screen

Main menu

Settings

Language

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Setting the date and time The date and time are required

in order to show incoming and
outgoing calls in the call log and
images in the video memory
with the correct time.

• Using the navigation buttons
(top/bottom), scroll between the

lines.

• An incorrect entry can be cor­rected with the left-hand softkey

(<-X).

Procedure:
1 If this is not already displayed,
change to the start screen.
2 Using the right navigation
button, select the main menu.
3 In the Main menu, select Settings.
4 In the Settings menu, select

Date/ time.

5 Conrm with the right-hand
softkey (Select).
6 The date format selection is dis-

played.

7 Using the navigation buttons
(top/bottom), select the date

format.

8 Conrm your selection with the
Conrm button.

9 Press the right-hand softkey
(Continue), to change to the next

date input.
10 Enter the current date using

the keypad, for example

• 27 for day

• 04 for month

• 2015 for year

11 Press the right-hand softkey
(Continue), to change to the next

time input.

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Language

Date / time

Tones / signals

Handset

Display

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Cancel Next

Date format

DD/MM/YYYY

YYYY.MM.DD

MM/DD/YYYY

Start screen

Main menu

Settings

Date / time

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Next

Date

Day

Month

Yea r

2 7

2 0 51

40

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Using the navigation buttons

(top/bottom), scroll between the

lines.
Using the left-hand softkey

(back), it is possible to interrupt the

input and change to the previous
view Date.

12 Enter the current time using

the keypad, for example

• 12 for hours

• 30 for minutes

13 Conrm with the right-hand
softkey (Save).
14 A conrmation is displayed.
15 After around 1 second, the
Settings menu is displayed.
16 The indication of the date and

time at the top right in the display

is updated.

Setting the date and time

Getting started

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Save

Time

Minute

03

21

Hour

Back

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Saved

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The keypad lock prevents uninten­tional operation of the telephone.

Procedure:
1 If this is not already displayed,
change to the start screen.
2 To lock and unlock the keypad,

hold down the Hash button for
about 3seconds.

As long as the keypad lock is active,
the lock symbol appears in the status

line of the display.

Remarks

• The keypad lock can only be
activated from the start screen.

• The keypad lock switches off

automatically when you receive an
incoming call. At the end of the call,
it switches back on again.

• If the keypad lock is switched on, it
is not possible to dial the emergency
call numbers or activate the speed

dial function.

Procedure:

In order to switch the cordless

handset on or off, press the end
call button (red receiver button) for

around 3 seconds.

If it remains in the idle status for
longer than 2minutes, the cordless

handset will activate the power

saving mode automatically.

The display goes out.

If the display is in the power

saving mode, the rst time a

button is pressed this only reac­tivates the display and has no
other function.

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Basic functions

Switching the keypad lock on
and off

Switching the cordless handset
on and off

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Picking up calls The call number is visible in the

display, provided the caller has not
withheld their number. If you have
stored the call number with a name
in the Scope phonebook, the name
of the caller can be read in the

display.

Procedures:

• Incoming calls are picked up using
the pick up button (green receiver
symbol).

• If you accept a call using the left-

hand softkey (mouth symbol), the
handsfree mode is switched on.

• If the cordless handset is in the

charging cradle, the call can also be
picked up using the Speech button

on the charging cradle.

Basic functions

Triggering the door release Procedure:

1 Press the door release button.
2 The door release is actuated for 3

seconds.

Remarks

• Using the door release button, you
can also always actuate the door

release from the door from which
the last door call came without the

need for a preceding call.

• There is an additional Door release

button on the charging cradle.
However, this only works if the

cordless handset is located in the
charging cradle.

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