Telephone directory, Menu Explanation/notes

Telephone directory

Your handset has a telephone directory for storing up to 100 numbers.

The stored numbers can be simply dialled, modified or deleted at any time.

Note:

Numbers from the number redial memory can also be transferred to the telephone directory, see page 32.

Overview – telephone directory menu

Menu	Explanation/notes

New Entry	see page 38

Use Number	see page 40

Dial Number	see page 40

Edit Entry	see page 40

Delete Entry	see page 40

Display Entry	see page 41

Copy Entry	not relevant for Hicom cordless E

Delete List	see page 41

Copy List	not relevant for Hicom cordless E

Available Memory	see page 41

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Siemens Gigaset 3000 operating instructions Telephone directory, Overview telephone directory menu, Menu Explanation/notes

Gigaset 3000 specifications

The Siemens Gigaset 3000 is a classic cordless phone that has been appreciated by users for its reliability and robust features. This model is part of Siemens’ Gigaset line, known for integrating advanced technology with user-friendly design.

One of the standout features of the Gigaset 3000 is its DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications) technology. DECT provides a secure and interference-free connection, which is crucial for maintaining clear voice quality during calls. The range of the Gigaset 3000 is impressive, allowing users to move freely throughout their homes or offices without losing signal strength.

The phone also boasts a large, easy-to-read illuminated display. The display provides essential information at a glance, including caller ID, battery status, and signal strength. Additionally, the intuitive menu navigation makes it simple for users to access settings and features without confusion.

Another notable characteristic of the Gigaset 3000 is its expanded phonebook capacity. Users can store numerous contacts, making it convenient to call frequently dialed numbers without needing to remember them. Moreover, the phone supports multiple handsets, allowing various units to be added to a single base station, facilitating seamless communication for larger households or small businesses.

Battery life is yet another asset of the Gigaset 3000. The phone features a long-lasting rechargeable battery, enabling extended talk time and standby duration. This ensures that users can rely on their phone without constantly worrying about charging it.

Regarding security, the Gigaset 3000 utilizes encryption technology to protect conversations from unauthorized access. This feature is critical for users who prioritize privacy in their communications.

Overall, the Siemens Gigaset 3000 is a solid choice for anyone in need of a dependable cordless phone. With its DECT technology, user-friendly interface, robust contact storage, long battery life, and high-level security features, it meets the needs of both families and professionals. Whether for home or office use, the Gigaset 3000 continues to be a reliable communication tool, embodying Siemens' commitment to quality and innovation in telecommunications.

Contents

Hicom cordless E General Safety notes Operating elements, unit parts Operating elements, unit parts Contents Telephone directory Entering textNetwork prefix support Security Index Appendix Dect features* handset FeaturesUp to 10 hours talk time Up to 100 hours in standby mode Introduction Environmental conditions Please read the safety notes, see General operating instructions Radiorange Cleaning the handsetLeaving the radio network Agents Inserting the batteries into the handset Preparing the handsetInserting the batteries Batteries supplied NiCd are not charged Charging and using the batteries Type Standby mode When phone Hours Use hours Battery life Fitting the attachment clip Fitting the attachment clip Activating the handset Activating/deactivating handsetsConfirmation beep Deactivating the handset Activating the keypad lock Activating/deactivating the keypad lockDisplay in keypad lock status Deactivating the keypad lock Display when a call is in progress example Display when the handset is on or in message status exampleDisplay Explanation Keys For information on setting the language, seeUser guidance, selecting functions Meaning of the displays keys Display key to Function selection using menus handset functions On statusDark background 4A@ ?A@ ?@@N ?@@@? Logging handsets onto a telephone system Your system administratorOpening the logon window For the first time Handset call number is displayed An input prompt appearsDo not terminate with # Logging on for the first time Ring symbolLogging on at other systems Minute Select -!H ?*#N Setting the Isdn configuration Conducting calls This display when the teleInternal dialling Call External code External diallingCall charges are displayed If you don’t want to save your entries, see Entered digits are displayed in large format Block dialling for internal/external dialling Handset is in the charging shell Answering callsHandset is not in the charging shell If required, deactivate the ringer Speakerphone mode during a call Speakerphone mode Number redial last five numbers Number redialManual number redial Automatic number redial Names Copying a number to the telephone directoryIs displayed for approx seconds Deleting an entry Editing an entryPlayed for approx seconds Disabling number redial Displaying an entry Overview key layout Entering textEntering letters/characters and digits Entering letters Entering text with character preview Entering special charactersCorrecting/deleting entries Overview telephone directory menu Telephone directoryMenu Explanation/notes Name Storing numbers directory/network prefix menuTel. number Other telephone directory functions Dialling a number from the directory/network prefix menu Dial Number Use NumberNew Entry Edit Entry Delete List Display EntryFor approx seconds Available Memory Linking the prefix and call number Network prefix supportSpeed dialling from other locations Main menu Explanation/notes Main menu overview Settings overview Audio settings Audio settings Activated function is indicated by a check mark symbol Activating/deactivating audio settings Deactivating the ringer Activating/deactivating the ringerActivating the ringer Changing the handset PIN Security Activating the handset lock Activating/deactivating the handset lock Press the menu key Deactivating the handset lockIs displayed without Auto talk Check mark symbol Language Possible language settings Settings after the handset has been reset Resetting the handset to the default state Selecting the base BasesCheck mark Changing the base name SLC menu Explanation/notes SLC menu overview Basic Service Service Function Explanation/notes Destinations SwitchesVoice info Other functions Function Explanation/notes Timed reminder Display ? Call forwardingVariable call forwarding is activated Forwarding is deactivated Deactivating variable call forwarding Fixed call forwarding is activated Storing/modifying a destination for fixed forwarding Tivated Activating/deactivating fixed forwarding Deleting the fixed forwarding destination Activating call number forwarding Press the display key to confirm Deactivating call number forwardingQuery @7B@ is displayed Display MailboxOne of the 4 functions is executed Selected function is executed Query number ?E@?@ Display Test Voicemail or a list of numbers is shown on the display Message Waiting Indication Functions Standard System Code functions Automatic callback Switching functionsStoring a callback request Following appears on the busy us- er’s display Consultation during a call Forwarding calls Ending a consultation Toggle Switching between two usersAgain Terminating toggle option Adding additional users Conference Conference is ended Ending a conferenceTransferring a conference Conference is transferred to the other users Error Possible cause Remedy TroubleshootingAppendix Approval Technical dataConvenience handset Gigaset 3000L charging shell Accessories Dialling Index PIN Putting the handset into Enter the following telephone numbers $*%