For users who wear hearing aids

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Gigaset 2011 Comfort, GBR: A30852-X1106-B307-1-

Important notes on putting into service and operation

Notes on operating the handset

If you wear a hearing aid, please note that radio signals can interfere with hearing aids, and if sufficiently loud, can cause a very unpleasant humming sound.

Using rechargeable batteries

The following should be noted when using rechargeable batteries:

●Only use the rechargeable battery types supplied (AA nickel-cadmium batteries).

●Nickel-metal-hydride (NiMH) rechargeable batteries can significantly increase the time for which Gigaset 2000S/2000C can be used.

●The following batteries are authorised:

Nickel-cadmium	Nickel-metal-hydride


Saft RC6	Sanyo HR-3 U (1300 mAh)

Panasonic P-60 AA/1P	GP GP120 AA HC

Philips R6 NC-P	Emmerich CE R 6

UCAR RC6	Energizer EMH-1100 AAC

Energizer Eveready RC 6	Varta VH 1101 AA

DAIMON ACCU 1000

Varta Accu Plus Ni-Cd 1,2V No.
5006

Sanyo N-3U

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Contents

Gigaset 2011 Comfort Your guide to this manual Gigaset Overview Gigaset Base station keys Display keys assignments Overview keys @, and # Symbol Explanation Overview display symbols Installation instructions Safety precautionsOnly use rechargeable bat As shown Approval and conformity Contents Contents Short cuts Step by step guide to putting into service Step by step guide to putting into serviceObserve the safety precautions Check the contents of the package Power cord Underside of base station housingTelephone cord Charge the batteries Setting dial pulsing Checking your own telephone’s signalling method@33x Menu-driven operation Menu-driven operationMenu structure Menu structure is hierarchical Activating the additional menu Moving to higher menu levels and exiting a menu Displays in the operating instructions Handset Settings Beeps Confirm BeepAbbreviated presentation XW t New Entry Menu-driven operation On-line menu Handset VolumeExample of menu operation during a telephone call Following is displayed Main menu Handset Lock Menu-driven operation Principal menusDirectory menu Redial menu Beeps Key Beeps SettingsRange Beep Language You can switch your handset To protected mode Off On again On/off/protected modeSwitching the handset to protected mode Operating modes Switching off the handset When the handset is switched off Operating modes Signalling method Incoming calls Incoming callsCall number display Accepting calls When the handset is in the base station or charging unitInternal call Following example shows a call from mobile unit Ending a call Incoming calls External call-waiting during internal callsDeactivating the microphone mute function External outgoing calls External outgoing callsCalling external parties Suppressing call number display at the called party Suppressing secret numbers for redialNo answer or line busy Manually inserting a pause Dialling with the directory External outgoing calls RedialRepeating the last number dialled Repeating one of the last five call numbers T Dial Number Dial Number Dialling from the call list White Peter When a caller is selected, Current date, time, numberActivating the call list Selecting and calling back a caller Gigaset 2000S Deleting a callback party from the call listSearching for and dialling a callback number Gigaset 1000C Search for a call number in the list Delete the entry Switch to Tone External outgoing calls Ending a call Collective ringing and internal calls Collective ringing and internal callsMaking collective calls from one handset to all handsets Making internal calls Ending an internal call Internal consultation calls and transferring calls Internal consultation calls and transferring callsConsultation calls Either Disconnect the internal party Creating and managing the directory Creating and managing the directoryUW t e.g. New Entry Save Entry Cancel Inserting a pause Saving an entry or cancelling an operationNew Entry U W t New Entry Copying numbers Delete Entry T Delete Entry Processing and saving an entry Deleting the directoryXW t Delete Directory Copying an entry/directory Creating and managing the directory Available memoryXW t Available Memory T Copy Entry Administering the redial memory Administering the redial memory You can copy a selected call number to the directory Copying a redial number to the directoryCopy Number Displaying the call number T Display Number Input function Contents input fieldInput function Entering names and numbers Exception Moving from the Name field to the Content fieldInserting, deleting, and moving characters Deleting Examples changing an entry Example making a new directory entryMaking changes in the Name field Making changes in the Contents field Procedure Example field boundaries Entering letters, special characters, and digits123 789 Key Press x Character set Important basic settings Important basic settingsChanging the base code/PIN If you forget your base code or PIN Changing the handset PIN Reset the base station to the factory default Isdn configuration Select Services Backlighting Baby alarm level Language settingDSS number, redial Handset PIN stored page 44 is not delet- ed Possible signalling method settings Important basic settings Operating in a telephone system@37x Dual-tone multifrequency signalling DTMF/Flash @33x Set dial pulsing DP Analog trunks Entering the analog trunk and the MSI Service @24 x SET @2% x SET @2@ x SET @21 x SET Modify the pause length after the analog trunk/MSIDeleting the analog trunk/MSI Redial 2%3 u SET Individual base station settings Individual base station settingsSwitch the ringer off and save the setting Redial 411x SET Redial 41@x SET Setting the base station ringer tone Individual handset settings Individual handset settingsSetting the handset volume Settings t Handset Volume OK or Individual handset settings Ringer settings Settings Handset Settings Auto Backlight Isdn configurationSave. Symbol for on = Automatic call acceptance Activating/deactivating the battery low beep Handset Settings Beeps Key BeepsActivating/deactivating the key beep Quit the menu without saving any changes Handset Settings Beeps Handset Settings Beeps Range WarningActivating/deactivating the error beep Activating/deactivating the range warning beep Baby alarm Selecting a language Individual handset settings Baby alarm levelGerman English French Select services list Individual handset settings Select servicesActivating and deactivating select services Loading the select services list provided Displaying call duration Call duration display is activated by defaultDisplaying call duration Activating/deactivating call duration display Gigaset 2011 lock functions Emergency calls when the system is lockedGigaset 2011 lock functions Activating/deactivating the lock for outgoing calls Example emergency Number storedNumber 110 stored Deleting all emergency numbers Gigaset 2011 lock functions Barred numbers for handsets Service #8 % Deleting all barred numbers Service Example handsets 1, 2, and 3 are registered Extensions, are shown on the display1u SET @u SET Set Outward-restricted trunk access Lock functions on the handset Lock functions on the handsetActivating/deactivating the handset lock Barred numbers for handsets 66, an error tone is output Handset lock is switched onDisplay with locked handset Display with system lock Registering a Gigaset 2000C handset at a base station Settings t RegisterX OK Prepare the base station De-registering a handset from a base station Operating more than one handset Switching between collective call and ring priority ServiceOperating more than one handset Call allocation for incoming calls Selecting a handset for ring priority Excluding or including a handset from/into collective callConfirm Naming handsets Setting the number of rings for ring priority ServiceExample 3 rings are set Firm Operating at more than one base station Operating at more than one base station Select Base Setting the preferred or fixed stationSelect Best Base and press OK to confirm Select the base station De-registering a base station Operating at more than one base station Base station names Short cuts Short cutsDescriptions with example Short cut menu T New Entry Short cuts New entryFunction list Insert Function Insert Function Base Prompt SET Key Insert Function SET KeyDisplaying a function T Show Function Saving a short cut Cancel Checking for double entries T Check Duplicate Cancelling a procedureEditing an entry Deleting an entry Deleting all entries Short cuts Displaying an entryT Display Entry Short Cut u W t Delete Memory T Copy Memory Short cuts Copying an entry/memory T DefaultShortCuts Default short cutsShort cuts Starting a short cut T Start For handset and base functions Short cuts Short cut list Important notes on putting into service and operation Important notes on putting into service and operationInstalling the base station Installation site/installation area Nickel-cadmium Nickel-metal-hydride For users who wear hearing aids Important notes on putting into service and operation Battery charging times Handset battery lifeFitting the carrying clip on the handset Gigaset 1000C Or a Service MaintenanceDifferences in operation Gigaset 2000C Free Most manufacturers for Dect radio transmission StandardStand-by approx W Use approx W Warranty Symptom Cause Remedy Base code entered does not Contact person Recall Tuuuuut Ring tone TuuuuutInternal dial tone Tuuut Almost empty Special accessories Special accessoriesGigaset 1000TAE Gigaset 2000L Gigaset 2000T Special accessories Gigaset 2000SHeadset Quick reference guide handset Gigaset 2000C Quick reference guide handset Gigaset 2000C Index 100 101 Users Calling external parties Making internal calls Warranty102 Hofmannstraße 51, D-81359 München Issued by Private Communication System GroupSiemens AG

Siemens 2011 For users who wear hearing aids, Nickel-cadmium Nickel-metal-hydride

Models: 2011

Important notes on putting into service and operation

For users who wear hearing aids

Nickel-cadmium

Nickel-metal-hydride