Siemens 3070, 75 manual Connecting a PC to the base station

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Connecting a PC to the base station

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Updating Gigaset M101 Data for operation with Gigaset 3070/3075

Before you begin, make sure Gigaset M101 is already connected to the PC, the configuration program is loaded, and the COM port is set correctly.

The firmware version must be ≥ 2.048. This software can be downloaded from http://www.ic.siemens.com/mySiemens/full/. Start the firmware update in the dialog which appears by pressing the [Firmware Update] button. Proceed as follows:

1.Open the browser, enter the address http://www.ic.siemens.com/mySiemens/ lowres/1,1899,3_GIGASETM101DATA_5_0_61,00.html and download the update file onto your hard disk.

2.Start the Explorer and select the directory to which the update file was downloaded (m101data_xyyy_.exe), where xyyy stands for the version number.

3.Navigate to m101data_xyyy_.exe under the selected path M101Data and launch the program by double-clicking on it.

4.Under the new path, open the readme.txt file and read the instructions pro- vided there. Then launch setup.exe by double-clicking on it.

5.In the dialog which appears, start the firmware update by pressing the [Firmware Update] button.

6.The old and new firmware versions are displayed.

7.A message is output indicating when the update process is complete. If you wish, you can repeat this procedure for other Gigaset M101 devices. If two Gigaset M101 devices are interconnected, they must both have either software version 1.yyy or 2.yyy. Ideally, all Gigaset M101 Data devices should be updated with the latest software version.

8.When updating from version 1.yyy to 2.yyy, the registration procedure must be repeated for Gigaset M101 Data on Gigaset M101 Data and the lines configured accordingly.

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Contents 3070/75 Contents of packaging Safety precautionsInstallation notes Brief overview Gigaset 3000 Comfort handset This protective film should be removed before useClose menu SymbolsSoftkeys Contents Getting started Connecting a PC to the base stationInstallation Assistant Comfort handsets only Configuring Isdn call numbers MSNsSystem settings Answering machine 3075isdn onlySecurity settings AppendixOperation with the entrance telephone About your systemMenu Displays Profiset talk&surf Connecting the base stationGetting started Registering handsets Registering the new Gigaset 3000 Comfort handsetRegistering other devices Deregistering devicesRegistering the Gigaset 3000 Classic handset Connecting a PC to the base station Connecting a PC to the base station USB function Representation of file names in Windows Explorer Updating Gigaset 3070/3075isdn Downloading software files from the Siemens ServerOperating Gigaset talk&surf with a wireless data device Assigning the COM ports to the devicesOperating Gigaset talk&surf with Windows 98, Win ME Registering Gigaset M105 Data at Gigaset 3070/3075isdnOperating Gigaset talk&surf with Windows 95/NT Registering Gigaset M101 Data at Gigaset 3070isdn/3075isdnConnecting a PC to the base station Easy What is an MSNConfiguring Gigaset 3070/3075isdn and MSNs Ring delay per MSN Allocating numbersProgramming own call numbers MSNs Starting the Installation AssistantEntering the date and time Setting the device type Connecting to a PabxSelecting the incoming MSN Selecting the outgoing MSNConfiguring Isdn call numbers MSNs Other options for configuring MSNsModifying own call numbers MSNs Assigning call numbers MSNsAccess options for the answering machine Answering machine only 3075isdnAssigning an outgoing MSN Assigning an incoming MSN to the AMLocking/unlocking Isdn features Busy on Busy busy signal when MSN is engagedConducting a call externally or via a second B-channel Call waiting activating/deactivating CWRejecting calls for all MSN groups Setting external/internal enquiry callsConfiguring reject for all MSN groups System settings Configuring music-on-holdAudio settings Configuring an internal ringer melody for a handsetQuerying the status Restoring the factory settingEntering long-distance codes Configuring internal collective call groups Making comfort callsMaking internal calls free of charge Collective call/Group callRing delay Setting ring delayPicking up calls during ring delay Conducting calls with more than one subscriberSetting up an external enquiry call ToggleConference circuit Ending an external enquiry callEntering numbers in the telephone directory Picking up a call while the answering machine is operatingDialling from the Missed calls list using Missed callsDialling from the Missed calls list via the menus Copying numbers from the Missed calls list to the directoryConfiguring a new call forwarding destination External call forwarding CFActivating/deactivating internal call forwarding Defining the number of ring cyclesSwitching internal/external call forwarding Transferring incoming calls CD Call DeflectionAutomatic external callback on busy Ccbs Call waiting CWHolding calls Parking/continuing calls unparkAutomatic call forwarding due to inaccessible handset Calling line identification restriction ClirTemporary calling line identification restriction Permanent calling line identification restrictionTracing switch During or immediately after the callDialling a number from the missed calls list System functionsMissed calls list Copying telephone directory entries Night serviceMonitor Entering an automatic start/end time for night service Activating/deactivating night serviceEntrance telephone Displaying call charge and call durationConfiguring determination of costs Entering the price per unitSetting units Call by CallDisplaying a cost overview Deleting the cost overview totalAccess options for the answering machine Selecting an answering machineActivating/deactivating the answering machine Activating an announcementRecording/modifying announcements Playing back/deleting announcementsRecording memos Checking/deleting announcementsListening to messages Listening to memosDeleting messages and memos Deleting individual messages or memosModifying settings Remote controlSetting remote functionality Locking the answering machineModifying the answering machine PIN Activating automatic pauseSetting a timer Picking up a call from an answering machineControlling the answering machine from the handset internal Remote control of the answering machineOperating the answering machine on the move Key sequences for remote control Selecting an announcement Recording internal memosActivating/deactivating the answering machine HelpSecurity settings AccessesChange system PIN Base lockConfiguring new emergency numbers Emergency numbersCentrex features Signalling optionsPrefixes access codes AppendixDialling procedures Reserving a lineUsing the keypad protocol Activating/deactivating automatic keypad switchoverActivating/deactivating the dialling of * and # Activating the keypad protocol during a call onlyOperation with other devices Setting the device type for cordless TAE Registering cordless Gigaset 1000TAEDefining device authorizations Registering the Gigaset M101 Data and M105 Data modulesMaking calls Accepting an entrance telephone call Conducting external enquiry calls in the exchangeMaking calls with a corded telephone at the TAE connection Dialling internal and external numbersExternal/internal enquiry Internal collective callExternal enquiry Ending the callToggling between two callers Call transferPicking up a call while the answering machine is operating Automatic call pickup activated GHIDXOW Automatic call pickup deactivated Forwarding the entrance telephone externally Configuring the entrance telephoneOperation with Entrance telephone Doorbell call, doorbell connection Activating/deactivating call forwardingGigaset Comfort Gigaset ClassicAbout your system Troubleshooting Technical dataMaking calls Accepting callsIreland +49 ContactApproval Settings Menu DisplaysComfort handset menu Base stationsHandset user options short cuts Contents Room monitor-SettingsService Set up Status Device user options short cuts SelectingService Set up Missed calls Service Set up Call preparatService Set up Int. Call Forw Step MSN1 xyService Set up Settings Set up user Service Set up Night ServiceService Set up Settings Security Service Set up Settings System settings OFFService Set up Settings Isdn settings Index Index Ring cycles

75, 3070 specifications

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