Siemens 2060isdn

Installation

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I_KAP01.FM5 Gigaset 2060isdn, Inland:

8.12.98 A30853-X210-B101-1-19

Connecting the base station

Place the base station on a convenient worktop and pro-

ceed as follows:

1.Insert the Mini-Western plug of the telephone cable

(ISDN cable) into the socket marked “L1” (underside

of the base station, see ➀ in illustration below).

2. Insert the Mini-Western plug of the AC power adapter

cable into the socket marked “$” (underside of

base station, see ➁ in illustration below).

3. Push the cables into their slots.

4. Connect the Mini-Western plug of the telephone ca-

ble (ISDN cable) to the telephone jack (IAE).

5. Plug the AC power adapter into the 220/230V mains

socket.

●Your telephone system will not work if the

mains power supply fails or if the AC pow-

er adapter is not plugged into the mains

socket.

●Use only the AC power adapter

No. C 39280-Z4-C65 supplied with the base

station.

●Make sure you connect the telephone cable

and the AC power adapter to the correct

sockets in the base station. The base sta-

tion will not work and may be damaged if

you connect the cables to the wrong sock-

ets.

120 mm

➀➁

Contents

Main s User Guide Gigaset 2060isdn Getting started Overviews Overviews Overviews Page Contents Page Safety instructions & Safety instructions Installation Base station Registering the Gigaset 2000C comfort mobile unit Register? x o x x Internal: Own No.: 1 System code x Saving multiple subscriber numbers Ring allocation Wall-mounting the base station J K J L Important information about Euro-ISDN Page Operation with comfort mobile unit Using the menus u x Browse to and confirm your choice. x u / x u x Menu structure for system settings . u x Page Basic settings Entering/changing the system code x Setting point-to-multipoint Setting point-to-point Suppressing phone-number display Activating/deactivating call pickup Activating/deactivating call waiting per user Activating/deactivating automatic line seizure x x Administrating the list of calls u x Select and delete the entry of your choice. u Incoming calls Answering/terminating a call u Call pickup x u Page Tracing a call (call intercept/MCID) Outgoing calls Dialing external numbers with the keypad u Viewing/dialing from list of calls u x Dialing internal numbers x Activating Anonymous call for a single call Call in progress Holding a call x x x Accessing answering machines/using telephone services x Mute function Switching to keypad x x Switching functions Internal consultation/call transfer External consultation x Toggling u Three-party conference x Parking an external call Unparking an external call Activating external call forwarding Deactivating external call forwarding u x Deactivating all external call forwarding Activating internal call forwarding Deactivating internal call forwarding x u Activating external automatic callback Deactivating external automatic callback x u x Call charges, call duration Displaying call charges/call duration 21.600.72 External 000002600008 00:03:14 Activating/deactivating display of call duration or charges/setting call charge factor Page Locks Lock for outgoing calls (system lock)/emergency phone numbers Editing lock numbers/activating and deactivating call barring Delete all lock numbers Blocking unwanted calls Setting user access rights u Page System settings Setting the connection configuration for cordless internal users Setting internal collective call u x Select a device type from the Device type menu and u x Activating/deactivating permanent DTMF dialing Enabling/disabling trunk hold Enabling/disabling dial * and # u x u x Toggle to enabled or disabled and confirm your Reinitializing the base station Ring allocation for point-to-multipoint access Page Setting/changing ring allocation for point-to-multipoint access Ring allocation: setting/changing number of cycles for group call x Setting/changing ring allocation for point-to-point access x Unregistering a mobile unit x Operation with other mobile units Gigaset 1000C Gigaset 2000S (1000S) Page Page Page Page Page Operation with supplementary devices Connecting corded devices u x Select a device type from the Device type menu and c 0 o c 9 0...9Enter the users internal number. c 6 7 4 6 7 0 o b 7 1 7 a c 7 8 b 7 8 7 9 1 0 ... 9Press a key to enter the internal number of the user to 1 ... 9Press a key to enter the number of ring cycles after which a 7 9 1 a b 9 8Press these keys in succession to cancel the hold and re- 9 6Press these keys to call all internal users at once. You hear 8Press. The external user is reconnected and you can re- a Page Page Page Operation with door intercoms Page Ring allocation for the door intercom x Connection to the entrance telephone x 9 Press to open the door. Multicell system Step-by-step procedure The multicell functions are now available. Preparations Configure base stations for multicell operation Possible combinations Page Page Setting multicell operation x u Page x W u x Set the station you selected to Parking active (i.e. calls u x Set the station you selected to Parking inactive (i.e. Operation behind a private branch exchange Operation behind a private branch exchange Enabling/disabling call transfer u x General notes Ring signals Acoustic signals System upkeep Technical data Troubleshooting Warranty Contact partners Frequently asked questions Page Page Page Glossary Page Page Quick-reference guide,comfort mobile unit Quick-reference guide,comfort mobile unit *) x Quick-reference guide,comfort mobile unit x x *) z Quick-reference guide,supplementary device c 0 c 9 c 6 7 4 8 7External user was busy: press these keys in succession to 9 9Press these keys in succession. Page Special accessories Special accessories Gigaset 2000L Gigaset 2000C Gigaset 2000H Special accessories Gigaset 2000T Gigaset 1000TAE Stichwortverzeichnis