Recommended batteries, Power consumption | Siemens 4110 manual

Appendix

Technical data

Recommended batteries:

Nickel-Cadmium (NiCd)	Nickel-Metal Hydride (NiMH)

Sanyo N-3U	Saft RH 6 NiMH 1300
(700 mAh)	(1300 mAh)

Mobile Power 700	Panasonic HHR-110 AA
(700 mAh)	(1100 mAh)

Panasonic 600 DT	Sanyo HR-3U
(600 mAh)	(1600 mAh)

Emmerich 700	GP GP130 AAHC
(700 mAh)	(1300 mAh)

	Varta Phone Power
	(1300 mAh)

	Emmerich 1300
	(1300 mAh)

Handset operating/charging times:

Capacity	Operating time	Talk time	Charging time
(mAh)	(hours)	(hours)	(hours)

700	up to 180	over 10	about 5.5

1200	up to 300	over 17	about 11

1600	up to 400	over 23	about 14

Info We recommend allowing the full, uninterrupted charging time (see table) when charging for the first time – regardless of what the charging status display shows.

The batteries’ charge capacity will be less after a few years. This is for technical reasons.

Power consumption:

–In standby state (without charging), approx. 2.6 watt.

–In standby state while charging, approx. 5.7 watt.

–In the talk state (without charging), approx. 3.0 watt.

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Siemens 4110 operating instructions Recommended batteries, Handset operating/charging times, Power consumption

Contents

Be inspired Only use approved rechargeable batteries of the same type Safety precautions Softkeys Control key Brief overview of the handsetRelationship between control key and softkeys Functions of the control key Display symbolsNavigating the menus to set the hands-free volume SymbolMeaning Handset Set the alarm clock Calendar/ClockQuick reference guide Contents Getting into the Isdn world is easy Contents Using several handsets Charge and call duration display Operation with Gigaset repeater Many thanks Dear customer Product package Setting up the baseInfo Power failure Putting the telephone into operation Connecting the base Please remove the protective foil Putting the handset into operationInsert the batteries Place the handset in the base and charge the batteries Activating/deactivating the key lock Attaching the belt clipActivating/deactivating the handset Description 4000 3000/2000 Setting and operating the base stationOperating the 4000 Classic handset Registering and de-registering handsets GAP Prerequisite Changing the base Registering a Gigaset repeaterDe-registering devices Set date and time Time functions Telephone is in the idle condition Setting the alarmActivate the alarm De-activate the alarm Appointments Switch off the alarmSetting an appointment Switching off appointment signalling Then select Missed Appoint Activating the appointment function Usage Receive Calls Ans Transmit MSN next What is an MSN?Configuring Gigaset 4110isdn and MSNs Possible internal users are Ring delay per incoming MSN Entering the date and time Installation AssistantStarting the Installation Assistant Enter own numbers MSNs and name for the MSNs Setting incoming MSNsFinding your own numbers MSNs Operation using a telephone system Setting outgoing MSNs Assigning an incoming MSN Setting up Isdn call numbers MSNSet up call number MSN Assigning call numbers MSNs Assigning an outgoing MSN Select using Z and OK Send MSN → required MSN Call waiting activating/deactivating CW System settingsChanging the names for internal subscribers Configuring reject for the entire MSN group Busy signal when MSN is engaged Busy on BusySetting external/internal enquiry call Configuring music-on-hold Assigning a ringer melody to an MSN Audio settingsThis setting enables you to change the type of melody Changing long-distance codes Querying the status Restoring the factory setting Changing a handset’s display language Changing the volumes, melodies and tonesHandset and loudspeaker volume Set handset individually Time control for ringer volume ring tone Ringer volume and melody Tones Alerting toneActivate/deactivate advisory tones To deactivate the alerting tone Activate/deactivate automatic call answering Restore the handset to the factory settings Internal calling Convenient telephoningExternal calling Display the caller’s number Clip Answering a call Hands-free talking while a call is in progress Hands-free talking when diallingHands-free talking Muting the microphone Automatic redial Number redialManual number redial To store an entry Telephone directory/Provider list 10x 11x 12x 13x 14x Table of symbols Storing, changing, deleting provider list entries Dialling using the telephone directoryDialling using the provider list Provider list call-by-call To use the speed dialling number Store provider number call-by-call for speed dialling Display memory space Deleting a single entry Starting a collective call to all internal subscribers Configuring internal collective call groupsCollective call/Group call Enter birthdays/anniversary dates Conducting calls with more than one subscriber Ring delaySetting ring delay Picking up calls during ring delay Ending an external enquiry call Setting up an external enquiry callToggle Conference circuit Rejecting calls Entering numbers in the telephone directoryRejecting calls Dialling from the Caller List list via the menus Dialling from the Calls List using the Message keyMissed calls list Copying numbers from the Caller List list to the directory External call forwarding CF Internal call forwarding Transferring incoming calls CD Call Deflection Switching internal/external call forwarding Deleting a callback Automatic external callbackActivating callback Accepting a callback Putting external subscribers on hold Call waiting CWHolding calls Call Hold Accepting/rejecting external call waiting Reserving a line Calling line identification restriction Clir Seize specific MSNs Automatic call forwarding due to inaccessible handsetSet MSN for next call During or immediately after the call Tracing switchCancel CallPark after answering a call Parking/continuing calls unpark Send directory or provider list Using several handsetsTransferring telephone directory entries Sending an entry to another handset An internal call number Signalled without a ring toneRoom monitor Receive directory or provider list Storing an internal call number for the room monitor Storing an external call number for the room monitor Using walk and talk mode Walk and Talk modeNight service Activating walk and talk mode on the handset Entering an internal destination call number Entering an automatic start/end time for night serviceActivating/deactivating night service Entering an external destination call number Charge and call duration display Configuring determination of costsSetting up Costs cent.off Setting up Units cent.off Deleting the cost overview total Displaying a cost overviewDisplay last call costs Entering the price per unit Sending SMS messages Administering SMS service centresShort messages SMS Prerequisites Entering, changing or deleting call numbers of SMS centres Activating/deactivating the SMS transmit centre Writing, saving and sending SMS messages Registering/de-registering with the SMS centre Info Input+functions Producing an SMS messageSaving an SMS message without sending it Sending an SMS message without saving it Interrogating available memory space Reading and deleting received SMS messages Inbox list Dial the call number of the SMS message DirectoryDisplay receive MSN who is the SMS message for? SMS message from? Outbox list Options when reading an SMS message Reading and deleting stored SMS messages SMS on PBXs Other SMS featuresErrors while an SMS message is being transmitted Options when reading a stored SMS message Change system PIN Security settingsSpecifying the class-of-service Dialling the emergency number Set up new emergency numberEmergency numbers Call transfer ECT Explicit Call Transfer Operation using a telephone systemPrefixes access codes Entering a prefix access code End external enquiry call Dialling optionsExternal enquiry call Activating * and # dialling Setting optionsActivating automatic keypad switching Activating standard dialling Isdn Activate the keypad for the next call only Special requirements 5th step 4th step Registering a repeater Operation with Gigaset repeaterActivate/deactivate repeater capability Contact with liquid Questions and answersAppendix For PABXs No calls are beingForwarding condi For call forwarding So bus does not ring Question Possible cause Possible solution Handset does not Scope Guarantee Guarantee period Service Excerpt from the original declaration Nickel-Cadmium NiCd Nickel-Metal Hydride NiMH Power consumptionRecommended batteries Handset operating/charging times Feature Status General technical data Function Gigaset Other Classic Manuf Compatibility Gigaset 4000 Comfort handset AccessoriesGigaset 4000 Micro handset Not available in all countries Gigaset 4000 Classic* handsetGigaset repeater Step Menu displaysGigaset 4000 Comfort menu Menu of the Gigaset 4110isdn base station Base Settings StatusBase Settings Missed calls Base Settings Call preparat Base Settings Settings Security Base Settings Forward. netwBase Settings Forward. base Base Settings Night service Base Settings Settings Setup user Base Settings Settings System settings Base Settings Settings Service centres Base Settings Settings Isdn settings Isdn Glossary Callback on busy Call deflectionCall forwarding Call waiting Conference call Calling Line Identification Restriction ClirChannel Charge display Enhanced line Digital exchangeElectronic code lock En-bloc dialling Keypad Internal callsInternal ringer Isdn abbreviations Parking calls On-hook diallingOpen listening Outgoing MSN freely selectable Reject call waiting Remote power-onRing delay Recording the calls Index of keywords Receive Send entry Emergency number SMS A3 1 0 0 8 G4 1 1 0 B1 0 2 2 7 6 1