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Operation using a telephone system
Gigaset 4110isdn, GBR, A31008-G4110-B102-2-7619 Wahloptionen.fm 4.9.02
Step
by
Step

Activate the keypad for the next call only

All dialling characters (
0
-
9
,
*
,
#
) are sent as a keypad character sequence when
the next connection is made (dialling and call). When connected, the keypad
is retained and the unit does not automatically switch to tone dialling (DTMF).
is pressed for menus.
Press [ ] a nd [OK ] to select:
Base Settings
→
Call preparat.
→
Temp. keypad
( before menu item = ON / none = OFF).
Special requirements
If you encounter problems when connecting your Gigaset 4110/isdn behind
your ISDN PBX, such as:
- handset does not ring to signal incoming calls, or
- a fault message is displayed
you should consider the following essential requirements:
First requirement:
Each Gigaset terminal (handset) requires a separate send MSN.
1st step
Store 1 internal MSN of your PBX for each Gigaset terminal.
is pressed for menus.
Press [ ] and [OK ] to select:
Base Settings
→
Settings
→
ISDN settings
→
Set up MSN
.
2nd step
Assign each Gigaset terminal one of the previously stored MSNs as the send
MSN (such as “Internal 0” to “Internal 2”).
is pressed for menus.
Press [ ] and [OK ] to select:
Base Settings
→
Settings
→
System settings
→
Setup user
→
Setup device
→ Press [ ] to open the additional menu →
Send
MSN
.
Second requirement:
It is not possible for several MSNs of the Gigaset to be called simultaneously
from your PBX.
To ensure that the registered handsets can ring at the same time when a call
arrives, first make the following setting:
3rd step
Store another internal MSN of your PBX in your Gigaset 4110isdn. This internal
MSN of your PBX serves as a call group address for Gigaset terminals that can
be combined in step 2.
is pressed for menus.
Press [ ] and [OK ] to select:
Base Settings
→
Settings
→
ISDN settings
→
Set up MSN
.
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