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Gigaset 4110isdn, GBR, A31008-G4110-B102-2-7619 Zubehoer.fm 4.9.02

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Gigaset 4000 M icro handset

Gigaset 4000 Comfort handset

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●Illuminated keypad

●Vibration alarm

●Connection socket for headset, PC and MP3

player,

●5-line illuminated graphic display

●SMS,

●walk and talk,

●Hands-free

●Telephone book for approx. 200 numbers/

names,

●Room monitor

●Appointment function

Scope of delivery: Handset with charger

Colour: midnight blue or glacier green*

The Gigaset 4000 Comfort offers an extended

range of functions:

●5-line illuminated graphic display

●SMS,

●walk and talk,

●Hands-free

●Telephone book for approx. 200 numbers/

names,

●Room monitor

●Appointment function

Scope of delivery: Handset with charger

Colour: midnight blue or glacier green*.

* Country-specific

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Contents

Main Safety precautions Safety precautions + , ) Brief overview of the handset Brief overview of the handset Relationship between control key and softkeys ) / * ( / ' Page Quick reference guide Quick reference guide Contents Registering and de-registering handsets. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Getting into the ISDN world is easy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Setting up ISDN call numbers (MSN) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Page Page Charge and call duration display. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67 Operation using a telephone system. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81 Operation with Gigaset repeater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 Page operation Product package Setting up the base Notes on setup Range and reception strength Connecting the base 14 Putting the handset into operation Insert the batteries Place the handset in the base and charge the batteries ' G Attaching the belt clip Activating/deactivating the handset C Activating/deactivating the key lock Setting and operating the base station Operating the 4000 Classic handset Operation of the 4000 and 3000/200 0 Comfort handsets compared handsets Automatic registration of Gigaset 4000 handsets on a Gigaset 4110isdn base ' G Manual registration Gigaset 4000Comfor t/Micro handsets on a Gigaset 4110isdnbase Register H/Set Base 4 Base 1 Regstr.Procedure Base 1 Registering a Gigaset repeater De-registering devices Changing the base or Set date and time Date/Time Setting the alarm Activate the alarm Alarm Clock De-activate the alarm Switch off the alarm Appointments Set Appoints. Setting an appointment Switching off appointment signalling 23 Display appointments and anniversaries you have not responded to Missed Appoint. Getting into the ISDN world is easy What is an MSN? Configuring Gigaset 4110isdn and MSNs Getting into the ISDN world is easy Ring delay per incoming MSN Starting the Installation Assistant Installation Base Settings Entering the date and time Finding your own numbers (MSNs) Find own numbers (MSN)? (one or more MSNs) Enter own numbers (MSNs) and name for the MSNs Setting incoming MSNs Setting outgoing MSNs (one MSN) Operation using a telephone system Setting up ISDN call numbers (MSN) (MSN) Receive MSN (relevant MSN) Edit entry Set up MSN Setting up ISDN call numbers (MSN) Assigning an outgoing MSN Changing the names for internal subscr ibers Call waiting - activating/deactivating CW Rejecting calls for entire MSN group Configuring "reject" for the entire MSN group Busy signal when MSN is engaged (Busy on Busy) Setting external/internal enquiry call Configuring music-on-hold Audio settings Assigning a ringer melody to an MSN Change number (national or international) Lg.-dist. code Restoring the factory setting Querying the status Changing a handsets display language Language level required handset volume required hands-free talking volume Ringer volume and melody (ringer volume (Quiet or Loud)) (switch time control on or off) Ringer Settings (required ringer volume) Alerting tone Activate/deactivate advisory tones Advisory Tones In Call Activate/deactivate automatic call answering Auto Talk Reset Handset Restore the handset to the factory settings External calling Internal calling (required internal user) 40 Answering a call Y Display the callers number (CLIP) Unknown Ext. call from 0891234567 for private Hands-free talking Hands-free talking when dialling AUDIBLE MUTE Hands-free talking while a call is in progress Number redial Manual number redial Automatic redial Automatic Redial Telephone directory/Provider list To store an entry New Entry Table of symbols Dialling using the telephone directory Display Number Provider list (call-by-call) Dialling using the provider list Display Number Store provider number (call-by-call) for speed dialling (provider) Display and change a telephone directory entry/provider list Deleting a single entry Delete Entry Display memory space Memory: Collect ive call/Gr oup call Collective call Hunt group Configuring internal collective call groups Base Settings Ring delay Accept? No. of rings Ring delay Setting ring delay Togg le Conference circuit Setting up an external enquiry call Ending an external enquiry call Transferring calls on/before answer ECT (Explicit Call Transfer) Entering numbers in the telephone directory Copy to dir. Rejecting calls Rejecting calls Missed calls list Dialling from the Calls List using the Message key Base Settings Caller List Caller List Copying numbers from the Caller List list to the directory Checking and deleting numbers in a caller list, deleting a list or changing a number Internal call forwarding Configuring a forwarding destination Activating/deactivating internal call forwarding Defining the number of ring cycles External call forwarding - CF Switching internal/external call forwarding Transferring incoming calls - CD (Call Deflection) Transferring incoming external calls manually Predefining the forwarding destination Automatic external callback Activating callback Callback Status Accepting a callback Call waiting - CW Accepting/rejecting external call waiting (internal subscriber) Forward Holding calls (Call Hold) Calling line identification restriction (CLIR) Temporary calling line identification restriction Withhold no. Temp.withhold. Base Settings Set MSN for next call Base Settings Auto.forwarding Auto.forwa rding Auto.forwarding Tracing switch During or immediately after the call Canc. call park Call park Identify caller Transferring telephone directory entries Sending an entry to another handset Copy Entry Send directory or provider list Copy List Room monitor Incoming calls on the handset with the room-monitoring function activated Storing an internal call number for the room monitor Room Monitor. Storing an external call number for the room monit or Room Monitor. (select external party) 65 Walk and Talk mode Prerequisite for the handsets or Activating walk and talk mode on the handset Walk and Talk Setting an internal/external Night Service forwarding destination Entering an automatic start/end time for night service Activating/deactivating all-day night service for Saturday/Sunday Activating/deactivating night service Charge and call duration display Call charge display Units c ent. off. Configuring determination of costs Charge and call duration display Rate --.-- Delete amount (required cost overview) Cost overview Administering SMS service centres Entering, changing or deleting call numbers of SMS centres Service centres Send off? Serv.centre on? required call number Registering/de-registering with the SMS centre Writing, saving and sending SMS messages 72 Producing an SMS message Saving an SMS message (without sending it) Save Text Hi Peter, I cant come to training today as Ive got a dental appointment. Sending an SMS message (without saving it) Interrogating available memory space Inbox list Reading and deleting received SMS messages Inbox Delete list Delete textmess. Display or dial the call number from the SMS message or s ave it to the directory Incoming Copy to dir. Display entry Options when reading an SMS message Outbox list Reading and deleting stored SMS messages Display or dial the call number from the stored SMS message or save it to the directory Options when reading a stored SMS message Outbox 3 Use Text. Other SMS features SMS on PBXs Errors while an SMS message is being transmitted Security settings Change system PIN Specifying the class-of-service Security settings Emergency numbers Internal only Change number <no entry> Security system Prefixes (access codes) Access code Base Settings System settings Dialling options Setting opt ions Activating standard dialling (ISDN) Activating automatic keypad switching Activating * and # dialling Activating/De-activating the keypad during a call Special requirements Page Operation with Gigaset repeater Activate/deactivate repeater capability Repeater Base Settings System settings Appendix Maintenance ! Contact with liquid Questions and answers Page Page Guarantee Scope Guarantee period Gigaset 4110isdn, GBR, A31008-G4110-B102-2-7619 Anhang.fm 4.9.02 Service Excerpt from the original declaration Technical data Recommended batteries: Handset operating/charging times: Power consumption: General technical data Compatibility Compatibility Accessories 97 Accessories Gigaset 4000 Comfort handset Gigaset 4000 M icro handset Accessories Gigaset 4000 Classic* handset Gigaset repeater 99 Menu displays Gigaset 4000 Comfort m enu Press with the telephone in its standby state. Menu of the Gigaset 4110isdn base station Base Settings > Status Base Settings > Missed calls Base Settings > Accepted calls Base Settings > Call preparat. Base Settings > Forward. netw. Base Settings > Forward. base Base Setti ngs > Night service Base Setting s > Settings > Security Base Settings > Settings > Setup user Base Setting s > Settings > System sett ings Base Setting s > Settings > ISDN sett ings Base Setti ngs > Setti ngs > Service centre s ISDN Glossary A B C Page D E H I K L M N O P R Index of keywords A B C D E F G H I S T W Gig aset 4110is dn, G BR, A 3100 8-G4 110-B10 2-2- 7619 407x_cover hint- 4.9.02