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Star key

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Starting the connection wizard

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Starting the installation wizard

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Static IP address

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Status

buddy

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handset

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Web configurator

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Streaming

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Structure of IP address

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STUN

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Subject (Email)

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Sub-menus

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Subnet

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Subnet mask

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Switch

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Symmetric NAT

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System requirements

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T9 predictive text

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Talk key

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TCP

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TIM

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Timer

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Title bar (Web configurator)

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TKIP

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TLS

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Toggling

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Traffic Indicator MAP

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Transfer mode

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Transmission Control Protocol

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Transmission rate

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Transport Layer Security

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Transport protocol.

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Troubleshooting

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UDP

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Uniform Resource Identifier

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Universal Plug and Play

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Universal Resource Locator

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Universal Time Conversion

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Update, firmware

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UPnP

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URI

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URL

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User data (Email)

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User Datagram Protocol

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User ID

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User identification

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User name (Email server)

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UTC

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Version (hardware, software)

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Vibration alert

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VIP

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Voice dialling

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Voice over Internet Protocol

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Voice pattern

deleting

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playing

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recording

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Voice quality

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VoIP

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introduction

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requirement

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VoIP Provider

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Volume

earpiece

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handset loudspeaker

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handsfree

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loudspeaker

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ringer tone

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setting

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Wait melody

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WAN

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Warning tone, see Advisory tones

Web configurator

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diagnostics

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expert mode

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operating

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profile wizard

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setting language

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starting

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starting Help

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status

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user mode

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Web interface, see Web configurator

Web page structure

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WEP

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Summary of Contents for Gigaset SL75 WLAN

Page 1: ...gaset Communications GmbH Desejamos que tenham bons momentos com o seu Gigaset DA Kære Kunde Gigaset Communications GmbH er retlig efterfølger til Sie mens Home and Office Communication Devices GmbH Co KG SHC som fra deres side videreførte Siemens AGs Gigaset forretninger Siemens AGs eller SHCs eventuelle forklaringer i betjeningsvejledningerne skal derfor forstås som Gigaset Communications GmbHs ...

Page 2: ...кви изложения направени от Siemens AG или SHC които се намират в ръководствата за потребителя следва да се разбират като изложения на Gigaset Communications GmbH Надяваме се да ползвате с удоволствие вашия Gigaset HU Tisztelt Vásárló A Siemens Home and Communication Devices GmbH Co KG SHC törvényes jogutódja a Gigaset Communications GmbH amely a Siemens AG Gigaset üzletágának utódja Ebből következ...

Page 3: ...me and Office Communication Devices GmbH Co KG Schlavenhorst 66 D 46395 Bocholt Siemens Home and Office Communication Devices GmbH Co KG 2006 All rights reserved Subject to availability Rights of modification reserved www siemens com gigaset BA Cover SL75 WLAN qxd 22 03 2006 16 32 Uhr Seite 1 ...

Page 4: ...ate T9 predictive text page 122 7 Function keys Start the assigned function page 66 8 Charging socket connection socket for headset PC interface 9 Microphone 10 0 key For number input is replaced automati cally when dialling by the international access code e g 00 for calls abroad press and hold 11 Star key Ringtones on off press and hold open table of special characters 12 Key 1 Call network mail...

Page 5: ...26 Ending a call 26 Answering a call 26 Calling internal subscribers 26 Call duration display 27 Rejecting a call 27 Calling line identification 27 Handsfree mode 27 Muting 28 Operating the handset 28 Switching the handset on off 28 Activating deactivating the keypad lock 28 Control key on the handset 29 Display keys 29 Returning to idle status 29 Menu guidance 30 Main menu first menu level 30 Sub...

Page 6: ...e loudspeaker volume 69 Changing ringer tones 70 Activating deactivating advisory tones 71 Setting the alarm clock 71 Protecting against unauthorised access 72 Checking the status 73 Web configurator 74 Configuring the handset via your PC 74 Starting the Web configurator 75 Structure of the Web pages 76 Using the Web configurator 78 Web configurator login 78 Setting the language 79 Opening Web pag...

Page 7: ...sing the PhoneBook Manager 108 Starting PhoneBook Manager 108 Interface elements 108 Opening Help 109 Registering the handset with the PhoneBook Manager 109 Managing the directory 109 Configuring the PC control 109 Closing the PhoneBook Manager 110 Appendix 111 Care 111 Contact with liquid 111 Troubleshooting FAQs 111 Performance optimisation 114 Service Customer Care 116 Gigaset SL75 WLAN Free so...

Page 8: ...ming noise in hearing aids Do not use the handset in baths or shower rooms The handset is not splash proof page 111 Switch off the handset when onboard an aircraft Ensure that it cannot be switched on again accidentally Do not use the handset in environments exposed to explosion hazards e g auto paint shops If you give your Gigaset to someone else make sure you also give them the user guide All el...

Page 9: ...he press of a button page 66 u You can use your handset s Web config urator to make all settings easily via your PC s Web browser page 74 u Assign important numbers or functions to the handset s number and function keys The number is then dialled or the function started by pressing a key page 66 u You can save up to 200 directory entries each with several entries e g surname first name address Ema...

Page 10: ...volume based tariff with your Internet service provider u Access to the services of a SIP or gate way provider Open an account with a VoIP provider who supports the SIP standard SIP provider With your handset you can use all the advantages of VoIP u Via a broadband Internet access e g DSL youcan makecost effective high quality voice calls via the Internet at a flat rate or volume based price u You...

Page 11: ...our personal number while you are on the move You can make calls and retrieve messages from your network mailbox if available You can usually log your handset into any hotspot if the hotspot s access point sup ports WLAN standard IEEE 802 11g or IEEE 802 11b and does not require a Web browser on the handset These are generally public hotspots If you have to pay to use a hotspot then it will usuall...

Page 12: ...profile Your handset supports u security protocol 802 1x for authenti cation u encryption systems WEP WPA PSK and WPA Authentication with 802 1x The 802 1x standard uses the EAP security protocol Extensible Authentication Proto col Your handset supports EAP with the two security distributions LEAP and TLS You must specify the following parame ters for LEAP or TLS u Login user name in the WLAN u Pa...

Page 13: ...Fi Protected Access uses more complex procedures for key generation than WEP and is therefore more secure The key the handset must produce during registration is only used for establishing the connection Each user has their own key WPA requires authentication with security standard 802 1x page 9 WPA uses the following parameters u Security procedure for key generation u EAP Type security distribut...

Page 14: ...o be able to use VoIP on the basis of SIP you need a SIP provider A SIP or gateway provider is a provider in the Internet who establishes the connection to the person you are calling As the handset works with the SIP standard your provider must sup port the SIP standard VoIP connections to the telephone net work are realized by a gateway The SIP provider provides you with a gate way for Internet t...

Page 15: ...umber Further information is not usually neces sary for basic operation of the handset Additional SIP settings You can make additional SIP settings via the Web configurator Only make these additional SIP settings if you have the relevant information from your SIP provider Note You can set up additional SIP providers via the Web configurator page 95 Note Your handset is not adapted to all existing ...

Page 16: ...Internet u An Internet access broadband with a bandwidth of at least 128 kBit s down stream and upstream e g DSL So that you can always be reached at home and in the office your Internet connection should be uninterrupted For cost reasons a flat rate or volume based tariff is recommended Range u Up to 100 m in the open u Up to 30 m indoors Please note u Especially indoors the range greatly depends...

Page 17: ... u Description of the PhoneBook Manager in PDF format on the CD provided Trademarks Microsoft Windows 2000 Windows XP Internet Explorer Outlook and Outlook Express are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation Firefox is a registered trademark of Mozilla Organisation Adobe Reader is a registered trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated Setting up the handset for use The display is protected by...

Page 18: ...e other hand on the mirror near the loudspeaker a and with the index finger of the same hand press the groove at the top of the handset b Lift the cover Placing the handset in the charging cradle and charging the battery Plug the charging cradle mains adapter into a mains power socket Place the handset in the charger with the display facing forward Leave the handset in the charging cra dle to char...

Page 19: ...if the battery is completely discharged before being placed in the charger the handset has not been used for a long period e g while you were on holiday it may be some time before the handset can be activated while being charged it needs to build up a minimum charging capacity first Leave the handset in the charging cra dle for a while and then try to activate it again u Uninterrupted successful c...

Page 20: ... handset is not yet registered in a WLAN and that no access profile has been saved Press the end call key a to activate the handset Press the left hand display key Scan The handset searches for accessible access points A list is displayed with the SSIDs of the access points found provided the access point has switched the SSID to visible You can scroll through the list with the control key press d...

Page 21: ...n the control key r Activate or deactivate DHCP press left or right on the con trol key If DHCP is activated the handset s IP address is automatically assigned by the DHCP server of your WLAN A DHCP server must be activated in the WLAN e g in the access point router If you have deactivated DHCP fields appear in which you can insert the IP address of your handset the subnet mask and IP address of t...

Page 22: ...tablishes a connection to the WLAN As soon as it is connected to the WLAN you will hear a confirmation tone The handset then tries to connect to the SIP server and register itself This may take some time If the handset was able to register success fully you will see the following display You can now make calls with your handset page 26 If the profile that you want to save is incom plete e g becaus...

Page 23: ...nto the list of providers You can then complete the SIP settings either on your handset page 59 or on your PC using the Web configurator page 94 u If there is no configuration file for your SIP provider you must enter all the SIP access data manually via the Web con figurator your personal data and the general data page 95 For more infor mation on how to do this please also refer to the Web config...

Page 24: ...r Set ringtone for the alarm clock With the telephone in idle status press v open menu 1 Select Services æ 1 1 Call Forwarding page 31 1 2 Call Waiting page 32 1 4 Network Mailbox page 31 1 6 Transfer ECT page 33 2 Camera ë Search mode is activated page 44 3 Audio ï 3 1 Handset Volume page 69 3 2 Ringer Settings 3 2 1 For Ext Calls page 70 3 2 2 VIP Calls 3 2 3 Anniversary 3 2 4 For Alarm Clock 3 ...

Page 25: ...il 5 2 1 New E Mail page 46 5 2 2 Receive E Mail page 48 5 2 3 Inbox page 48 5 2 4 Draft page 49 5 2 5 Sent page 49 5 2 6 Unsent page 49 5 2 7 Settings 5 2 7 1 User page 45 5 2 7 2 Server page 45 5 2 7 3 Security page 46 5 2 8 Delete all E Mails page 51 6 Directory Ì The directory is opened page 34 7 Connect Wizard å page 59 8 Resource Dir Ï 8 1 MyPictures page 42 8 2 Images page 42 8 3 Animations...

Page 26: ...68 9 1 2 2 Blue 9 1 2 3 Brown 9 1 2 4 Ochre 9 1 3 Contrast page 68 9 1 4 Brightness page 68 9 1 5 Night Mode page 69 9 1 6 Backlight Switch page 69 9 1 7 Language page 67 9 2 Status page 73 9 3 Date Time page 67 9 4 Easy Answer page 69 9 5 Calls List Type 9 5 1 Missed Calls page 40 9 5 2 All Calls 9 6 Change HS PIN page 72 9 7 Network Config 9 7 1 Handset Name page 68 9 7 2 Access Profiles page 60...

Page 27: ...page 92 WLAN Security page 93 SIP page 94 Finish page 96 User Profile Selection page 100 Handset PIN page 80 Handset Settings Audio page 81 Ringer Tones page 82 Display page 83 Call Settings page 88 Email Settings Incoming Email page 85 Outgoing Email page 85 Advanced Settings page 85 Messenger settings page 86 Camera Settings page 84 Transfer Ringer Tones page 86 Pictures page 86 SIP Provider pag...

Page 28: ...e 97 WLAN page 98 WLAN Security page 98 SIP page 99 SIP advanced page 99 UPnP page 101 Audio Settings page 89 Quality of Service page 90 System Settings Handset PIN page 80 Reset User Data page 102 Admin PIN page 80 Time and Date page 84 Regulatory Domain page 85 Backup and Restore page 103 Handset Restart page 104 Factory Reset page 102 Certificates page 101 Firmware Update page 103 Diagnostics p...

Page 29: ... subscribers You can call other VoIP enabled handsets in the same WLAN directly without SIP server or Internet u Press the control key The handset searches your WLAN for handsets and displays these in a list after a short time The handset names are dis played in the order in which they were found during the network search If no handset is found in the WLAN your handset returns to idle status Notes...

Page 30: ... displayed If the caller has arranged for their SIP pro vider to transmit their name page 64 this name is displayed instead of the number If the caller s number is saved in your directory or in the internal list the name of the directory entry from the internal list is displayed 1 Ringtone icon 2 Number e g IP address URI received name of the caller name of the caller from your directory or the in...

Page 31: ...on off Activating the handset Press the end call key a Deactivating the handset Press and hold the end call key a in idle status You will hear the confirmation tone Activating deactivating the keypad lock Press and hold the hash key You will hear the confirmation tone The Ø icon appears in the display when the keypad lock is activated The keypad lock deactivates automatically when you receive a ca...

Page 32: ...u Display keys The function of the display keys changes depending on the particular operating sit uation Example 1 Current display key functions are shown in the bottom display line 2 Display keys The most important display symbols are Open the main menu or a context dependent menu W Delete key deletes one char acter at a time from right to left Î Go back one menu level or cancel procedure Ó Copy ...

Page 33: ...ree page 21 The corresponding submenu the next menu level is opened Submenus The functions in the submenus are dis played as lists To access a function Scroll to the function with the control key q and press OK Or Enter the number combination that is in front of the function in the menu tree page 21 Pressing briefly on the end call key a returns you to the previous menu level cancels the operation...

Page 34: ... message key flashes page 39 Playing back the network mailbox Requirement You have set up and acti vated the network mailbox 1 Press and hold You are con nected straight to the network mailbox d If necessary press the hands free key to hear the announce ment aloud Call forwarding You can forward all incoming calls to another connection on the Internet or in the telephone network You can select one...

Page 35: ...l transfer ECT If you have activated ECT Explicit Call Transfer you can connect two callers with one another page 33 v æ Transfer ECT Select and press OK r Select On Off Save Press the display key a Press and hold idle status Enquiry call toggling conference Initiating an enquiry call You are making a call and wish to call another party Ext Call Press the display key The party on hold hears the wa...

Page 36: ...key Both calls are ended Accepting rejecting call waiting Requirement Call waiting is activated page 32 If you get another call while conducting a call you will hear the call waiting tone short tone If phone number identification is enabled the number e g IP address URI or the caller s name is shown in the display page 27 Accepting a waiting call Accept Press the display key Or c Press the talk ke...

Page 37: ...e Phone Number URI IP Address select and then in the fol lowing line Phone home Phone office Phone mobile enter phone number URI e g 8923756 myprovider com or IP address e g 123 45 67 89 E Mail Enter Email address for sending Email messages page 45 Department Enter department Street Post code City Enter address VIP Mark directory entry as VIP Very Important Person You can assign VIP calls a specif...

Page 38: ...diting entries v Press the control key Edit Entry Select and press OK Then proceed as described under Stor ing numbers name in the directory on page 34 To delete a number press and hold X Using other functions v Press the control key You can select the following functions with q Use Number The numbers saved in the entry are dis played You can use q to select a number for pre dialling Edit Entry Ed...

Page 39: ...ve the entry page 34 Storing editing anniversaries in the directory You can store an anniversary e g birth day for every entry in the directory and specify a time when you are to receive a reminder call on the birthday s q Select entry page 35 View Edit Press display keys one after the other s Scroll to the Anniversary line Enter the date in 6 digit for mat Depending on the Date Format set page 67...

Page 40: ...al patterns and 27 voice patterns for voice dialling Entries with a voice pattern are marked with Recording a global pattern Global patterns are sued to dial the num bers Phone home Phone office or Phone mobile for a specific directory entry s s Select entry v Open menu Global Patterns Record Pattern Select and press OK to start the recording You are prompted in the display to starting the recordi...

Page 41: ...mpted to select the type of number HOME OFFICE or MOBILE Say HOME OFFICE or MOBILE You can also say the name and the type of number one after the other e g Anna HOME Playing voice patterns s s Select entry with v Open menu Play Pattern Select and press OK The voice pattern will be played in handsfree mode a Press and hold idle status Deleting voice patterns s s Select entry with v Open menu Delete...

Page 42: ...the directory page 36 Delete Entry Delete selected entry Delete List If you answer the security prompt with Yes all the entries in the list are deleted Opening lists with the message key You can use the message key f to open the following lists u E Mail Incoming Emails list page 49 u Messenger Messenger message list page 53 The list is only displayed if you are online u Mailbox Play back the netwo...

Page 43: ...n add the number of the caller to the directory page 36 4 Date and time of call if set page 67 Setting list type for calls list v Ð Calls List Type Missed Calls All Calls Select and OK press on a Press and hold idle status If you change the list type entries for missed calls stay in the calls list Opening the calls list f Calls List 01 02 The last incoming call is displayed in the calls list q Sel...

Page 44: ...ox page 31 f Mailbox The number of the network mailbox is dialled If required press the handsfree key d to hear messages aloud Please refer to information from your SIP provider for notes on how to operate the network mailbox Note If the number of the network mailbox has been entered page 31 you will also be connected with the network mailbox if you press and hold the 1 key while the handset is in...

Page 45: ...eleted logo is not replaced If the entry cannot be deleted è you will see an error message Delete List All deletable entries in the displayed list will be deleted Properties The name format and size of the entry are displayed My pictures pictures animations Photos you have taken yourself with the integrated camera are managed in MyPictures other pictures in Images You have the same options with bo...

Page 46: ...using the Volume display key Selecting as ringer melody You can specify different sounds or the same sound for all signalling of calls wake up calls and anniversaries v Ï Sounds q select entry v Open menu Install Select and press OK q Select what the selected entry is to be used for and press OK The entry is assigned to the selected category on a Press and hold idle status Memory The contents of t...

Page 47: ... in the Email lists Menu options Search mode gives you the following options using the display key Info Display used and free memory page 43 Camera setup page 44 MyPictures Open the MyPictures list in the file man ager You can rename and delete pho tos page 42 Changing the camera setup You can set the picture quality its bright ness and the white balance v ë Camera setup Change the following setti...

Page 48: ...own to the recipi ent in the From field E Mail Address Enter your own Email address e g Anne Sand provider com Press the Save display key Entering an Email server You can obtain the names of incoming and outgoing mail servers from your Inter net provider v î E Mail Settings Server Make an entry on several lines page 120 Inc POP3 Enter the name of the incoming mail server POP3 server example pop th...

Page 49: ...rd in SMTP User Name SMTP Password Your provider will supply you with this data No No authentication with the outgoing mail server is required for sending Emails The handset must log in with the incoming mail server before sending a message Press the Save display key For entries in POP3 Password SMTP Pass word the characters are initially displayed as entered As soon as you exit the input field pr...

Page 50: ...lowing address by hand or copy it from the directory page 47 Copying a recipient from the directory Requirement You are writing an Email message The To field is empty or you have selected Add Recipient from the context menu Ò Press the display key The names of all directory entries containing an Email address are displayed s Select entry The name and Email address of the entry are displayed Press ...

Page 51: ...ort the transmission Receiving Email messages v î E Mail Receive E Mail The handset establishes a connection to the incoming mail server and fetches new Email messages A maximum of 99 Email messages are fetched for each check A maximum of 99 Kbytes are stored per Email message If errors occur when the connection is being established to the incoming Email server or when the Email messages are being...

Page 52: ...raft draft message list Contains the draft versions of your Email messages arranged in order of date u Sent outgoing message list Contains sent Email messages arranged in order of date u Unsent unsent list Contains Email messages for which an error has occurred during transmission Example of display 1 Number of new unread messages number of old read messages 2 Number of messages in the list Openin...

Page 53: ...st and selected an entry with q View Press the display key An overview of the Email message is opened for you to read The following is displayed From To Sender s Email address name or recipi ent s Email address Subject Subject of the message If the subject is longer than one line the field is expanded accordingly as soon as you select it Text First line of the contents of the message Press the dis...

Page 54: ... as described on page 48 Replying to an Email message Requirement You have selected an Email message in the incoming message list or opened one to read page 50 v Reply Select and press OK The Email editor is opened for you to write an Email message page 46 The following are copied automatically To The sender s Email address Subject Contains the subject of the original message with the prefix Re Te...

Page 55: ... the check for new messages or Email message transmission at a later time E mail No server u The address of the incoming mail server stored in the handset name IP address port is wrong Check settings page 45 u The incoming mail server is not run ning or is not connected to the Inter net Repeat check at a later time E Mail memory full u It was not possible to receive all the new Email messages Your...

Page 56: ...e from other buddies You can chat with the buddies i e respond to the messages u Info messages are special information from the provider They are forwarded to you but you cannot reply to them Example With some messaging pro viders you receive an info message when another subscriber tries to add you to their buddy list You are prompted to check the messages on the messenger client on your PC Via th...

Page 57: ...ine or let the other buddies know whether you wish to chat right now or would prefer not to be disturbed You have the following selection options Offline You log off from the messenger server The messenger server informs the other buddies that you are no longer available The handset changes to idle status You can neither send nor receive messages Online Setting after logging on You are logged on t...

Page 58: ... v î Messenger Buddies If you are Offline the handset first estab lishes a connection with the messenger server This may take a few seconds You are informed by means of an appropriate message in the display page 54 Once the connection exists the messenger server reads up to the first 99 buddies in the buddy list and they are displayed in the list on the handset Example The buddies Web names nickna...

Page 59: ...e buddylink is to be assigned and press OK The M icon is displayed after the entry i the directory You can identify the buddy s status by the colour of the icon page 55 Address information is not copied to the directory Chatting to buddies You want to chat to a buddy i e send a message Requirement You have opened the buddy list page 55 and selected a buddy with q Press the display key Chat The tex...

Page 60: ... as a new message arrives even if the list is open Deleting a message Requirement You have opened the mes sage list and selected a message with s Press the display key Delete The message is deleted and the counter in the header adjusted Reading messages Requirement You have opened the mes sage list and selected a message with s Press the display key Read The message is opened for you to read You h...

Page 61: ...ayed Self help with errors While establishing and during a connec tion to the messenger server and when sending messages the following errors can occur Behaviour when the connection is lost If the connection to the messenger server is interrupted an appropriate message is shown in the display You are Offline If you are in a submenu of the messenger the handset switches to the messenger menu Try to...

Page 62: ...LAN settings and provider profile areas you can determine the necessary parameters using multiple line entries For more information on the individual parameters see page 8 Use q to scroll through the profile edi tor Edit Press the display key to open a profile area Make changes as described below Returning to the profile editor You have made all the necessary settings in the profile area Save Pres...

Page 63: ...ider is established If the handset cannot establish a connec tion to the WLAN with this access profile no poor signal Change location if possible Re Scan Press the display key to repeat the search The profile overview is displayed Creating a new profile The list of available access points SSIDs is displayed q Select an access point and press OK Proceed as follows if the required access point SSID ...

Page 64: ...ings are checked If the settings are not complete a corresponding note is shown on the display If you want to save an incomplete profile e g to make additional settings on the PC via the Web configurator Yes Press the display key to con firm the prompt Or No Press the display key to com plete the settings Copying a profile area If you copy profile areas you can save yourself from repeated typing I...

Page 65: ...nually page 62 It is rec ommended that you enable DHCP Save changes page 121 Specifying the IP address manually Requirement DHCP is disabled Addi tional input fields are displayed Make an entry on several lines page 120 Gateway Enter the gateway s IP address This is generally the local IP address of your WLAN router IP address within the WLAN Subnet Mask Enter the subnet mask IP Address Enter the ...

Page 66: ...Key Enter WEP key Authenticat mode Select Shared Key Open System Save changes page 121 Setting up encryption with WPA PSK Requirement You have set None 802 1x as Authentication Make an entry on several lines page 120 Encryption Type WPA PSK TKIP is set Password mode ASCII is set Pre Shared Key Enter WPA PSK key Save changes page 121 Setting up authentication and encryption with WPA Requirement You...

Page 67: ...le OK Press the display key to acti vate the access profile You are prompted to answer whether you wish to log in with the new access profile immediately Yes Press the display key to end the current connection The handset establishes a connection to the WLAN and SIP provider with the selected access profile The process can take some time Or No Press the display key to retain the current connection...

Page 68: ...profile v Open menu Edit Entry Select and press OK The current settings are displayed If required change the WLAN SIP set tings of the access profile Deleting an individual access profile Requirement The access profile is not active Select access profile v Open menu Delete Entry Select and press OK Yes Press the display key to con firm the prompt That particular access profile is deleted Deleting ...

Page 69: ...c tory this will not affect the assignment to the number key or display key Changing number key assignments Briefly press the number key Edit Press the display key Proceed as is described when first assign ing the key seeabove Deleting number key assignments Briefly press the digit key Clear Press the display key Yes Confirm prompt Quick dial is deleted The directory entry is retained Dialling a n...

Page 70: ...epending on the set Date Format use the sequence Day Month Year or Month Day Year Time Enter hours and minutes with 4 digits e g Q M 1 5 for 07 15 a m If the twelve hour mode is set see Time Mode use r to select am morning or pm afternoon Date Format Choose between the Day Month Year DD MM YY display and Month Day Year MM DD YY Time Mode Choose between the 12 and 24 hour display mode Save Press th...

Page 71: ...display a screen picture in the display when the handset is in idle status The screen picture is shown in the back ground The standard idle display date time and handset name is retained The picture is not displayed in certain situ ations e g during a call or when the handset has been de registered v Ð Display Screen Picture Make an entry on several lines page 120 Activation Select On screen pictu...

Page 72: ...he timer expires the display is first dimmed and the key backlight is switched off After the set time passes for a second time the display becomes completely dark During a call the display is dimmed after the set time passes The display lights up again as soon as you press a key on the handset Activating deactivating easy answer When this function is activated simply remove the handset from the ch...

Page 73: ...ock Select and press OK Make an entry on several lines page 120 Volume Set the volume 1 6 The current mel ody is played at the set volume Melody Select melody The selected melody is played The following settings apply only to incoming calls For Ext Calls VIP Calls Announce Select On or Off Save changes page 121 Vibration alert Regardless of the settings for the individ ual functions you can activa...

Page 74: ...owl edged u Battery tone The battery requires charging u Range the connection to the access point is weak u Acknowledge tones Confirmation tone a rising tone sequence at the end of the entry setting when the handset is placed in the charging cradle and when an Email or a new entry arrives in the calls list Error tone descending tone sequence when you make an incorrect entry End tone when you scrol...

Page 75: ...lay a corresponding notification and the handset s IP address are shown You can only clear the blocking via the Web configurator Start the Web configurator with the IP address displayed page 75 Change the Handset PIN via the Admin menu page 80 Close the Web configurator page 79 The handset blocking is cleared OK Press the display key to con firm the information on the handset display The handset s...

Page 76: ...0 B112 1 7619 settings_hs fm 24 4 06 Version05 08 2005 Checking the status v Ð Status The following information is displayed u handset name u the handset s MAC address u the handset s current IP address u proxy name u hardware version u software version ...

Page 77: ...ing options u Create and administer WLAN SIP access profiles u Load files with SIP access data from the Siemens website onto your handset u Check and change the handset s audio display and call settings u Find out information about the handset and its file system firmware version MAC address etc page 79 u Update the firmware on the handset page 103 u Back up the handset configuration or the direct...

Page 78: ...r access the handset via your PC s Web browser page 75 u You do not receive any response to a Ping on the handset ping handset ip address Remedy Establish a connection between the handset and the WLAN router access point for example by making a phone call Within one minute of ending the phone call try to access the handset using the PC via the Web browser or using Ping If access is possible the ha...

Page 79: ...offered in the menu bar The following menus are available u Status page 79 u Profile Wizard page 80 u User page 80 u Admin page 80 If you click on a menu a list with the func tions of this menu is displayed in the navi gation area In addition you can find the following information in the menu bar on the right u name of the access profile currently activated on the handset u the handset s telephone...

Page 80: ...on The connection to the Web configurator is terminated Data that was not yet transferred to the handset is lost Working area Making changes The working area is where you make your settings For configurable parameters a field a list or one several options are displayed u There may be restrictions regarding the possible values for a field e g entering special characters or certain value ranges If y...

Page 81: ...in the window Searching in Help Click inside the Help window and press the Ctrl and F keys A search dialogue box is opened Enter the term you are looking for and click on OK Using the Web configurator Web configurator login You can protect the handset and the Web configurator against unauthorised access by assigning a Handset PIN and or an Admin PIN page 80 If you have assigned PINs you can only a...

Page 82: ...uted automatically The handset status is displayed Web configurator menu Status General information on the Handset and the File System of the handset is displayed Handset status Status Handset The following information is displayed Handset Name page 68 Handset State Possible values Idle The handset is in idle status You can access the Web configurator and make settings Active You cannot access the...

Page 83: ... and pictures The functions offered in the navigation area are located in the menu overview on page 24 Admin Via the Admin menu you can Create and edit profiles for the network access In doing so you can make addi tional SIP settings and call settings The functions offered in the navigation area are located in the menu overview on page 25 Securing the handset with PINs You can protect your handset...

Page 84: ...dset s loudspeaker volume and switch various advisory tones on or off Adjusting the loudspeaker headset handsfree volume You can set the handset s loudspeaker vol ume and the handsfree and headset vol ume to eight different levels Open the following Web page User Handset Settings Audio Open the Handset Headset Volume list in the top of the Web page Select the handset earpiece and headset vol umes ...

Page 85: ...d use them as your ringer tone Open the following Web page User Handset Settings Ringer Tones For External Calls VIP Calls Anniversary Alarm open the Tone list and select a ringer tone Open the Volume list in each case and select the volume Click on Apply Note You can also activate deactivate the advisory tones on the handset page 71 Note Your handset features integrated software that allows you t...

Page 86: ...red in the handset when it is supplied You can also select the following items for use as the screen picture u your own pictures loaded onto the handset from your PC page 87 u photos you have taken with the inte grated camera Click on Yes to activate the screen pic ture If you do not wish to display any screen picture click on No Open the Wallpaper list and select an image as the screen picture If...

Page 87: ... in the Daylight Saving Time area when the time switches to summer time or the Off option when the time switches to standard time In the Time Display Mode area specify whether you wish the time to be dis played in 12 or 24 hour mode Click on Apply Setting the date and time manually Click on the Manual option Enter the time and date in the Local Time hh mm and Date day month year fields If you wish...

Page 88: ...ttings Open the following Web page User Email Settings Outgoing Email Enter the address name and port number of the SMTP server in the Outgoing Email Server and Port fields In the Your Email Address and Your Name fields enter your own Email address and the name that is to be displayed in the Email message recipient s From field Specify in the Authentication area the manner of the log on with the o...

Page 89: ...nger server with several devices WLAN handset desktop PC and note book at the same time using the same User ID The name is used to distinguish between the devices The handset cannot log in with the messenger server if it does not have a resource name You should assign a Priority because each message is only sent to one device per user ID The Priority decides which device receives the message Open ...

Page 90: ... in pvd or tar for mat You do not have to record this SIP access data yourself during profile creation They are copied from the file If you have recorded the SIP access data yourself using the Web configurator e g because there is no SIP provider file for your SIP provider you can save the data in your own SIP provider file on the hand set page 87 and save this file on your PC Open the User Transf...

Page 91: ...n activate deactivate Call Waiting and Easy Answer and set up the network mailbox Open the following Web page User Call Settings Activating deactivating Call Waiting Easy Answer For Call Waiting Easy Answer click on On Off Setting up the network mailbox Many SIP providers offer you a network mailbox which accepts calls in your absence You can save the number for your network mailbox on your handse...

Page 92: ...m the sender during pauses in the conversation At the recipient s end synthetic noise is created instead during pauses which is intended to replace the background noises Silence Suppression saves transmission capacity but can reduce the voice quality Setting the voice quality Open the following Web page Admin Audio Settings Open the Codec list and select Codec G 711 default setting G 723 G 729A B ...

Page 93: ... the Admin menu Expert mode The access profiles saved via the Web interface are saved on the handset You can edit the saved access profiles on the handset or in the Web configurator via the Admin menu Creating an access profile with the profile wizard The profile wizard guides you through the following configuration steps u Defining the name of the access pro file u Assigning the handset IP addres...

Page 94: ... a saved profile and adapting them as required You have the following options u Copy IP and WLAN settings from a pro file and or u Copy SIP settings from the same profile or a different profile Open the Profile list and select the pro file from which you wish to copy the settings Click on Next Notes You cannot switch between the Web pages via the navigation area If you click on Next the completene...

Page 95: ...f you leave the fields blank the SIP provider uses its default DNS server DNS Domain Name System enables the assignment of IP addresses to domain names Thus a domain can have several IP addresses A more reliable SIP connection can then be established If you wish to guarantee which DNS serv ers are used you can define the IP address of the primary secondary DNS server The definition of preferred DN...

Page 96: ...cation it is not neces sary to enter a WEP key For Authentication Mode click on the Open System option if no authentication is to take place Click on Shared Key if the WEP key is to be used for authenti cation If required set up authentication with 802 1x page 93 or click on Next Setting up encryption with WPA Open the Encryption list and select WPA Set up authentication with 802 1x page 93 Settin...

Page 97: ... is then offered to you in a list When you use the SIP provider data from the file you only have to enter your personal access data for the SIP serv ice page 95 Typical SIP settings see Figure 2 Notes You can obtain all the information required for the SIP settings from your SIP provider For more information see page 11 Files with SIP provider data may already be available on your handset in the d...

Page 98: ...nter Name option activated and the Port Enter personal SIP access data page 95 If you receive additional information from your SIP provider you can set up addi tional servers and carry out further SIP settings u Set up separate registrar u Set up a separate outbound proxy u Activate required authentication u Enter realm u Select transport protocol Setting up separate registrar The registrar regist...

Page 99: ... to the Web configurator is terminated Creating editing the access profile via the Admin menu You can create and edit access profiles in the Admin menu Here you can make set tings that are not possible in the profile wizard These additional settings are not necessary for basic operation Open the following Web page Admin Network Profile Selection If you have already saved access profiles a list wit...

Page 100: ...e saved access profile is displayed page 97 Entering editing a Profile Name Open the Profile Name Web page page 96 Enter the profile name page 91 If required copy settings from another profile page 91 Click on Apply Entering editing the IP address Open the IP Addresses Web page page 96 Enable disable DHCP and enter IP address manually if necessary Proceed as described on page 92 Click on Apply Def...

Page 101: ...ist In the Fragmentation Threshold field specify the size at which voice packets are to be fragmented In the RTS CTS Threshold field specify the minimum packet size in bytes for which an RTS Request To Send should be sent If to improve the signal strength your WLAN includes several access points with the same SSID specify the mini mum value for the access point signal strength in the Roaming Thres...

Page 102: ... STUN Port A STUN server Simple Transversal of UDP over NAT is used as an alternative to the outbound proxy server in order to bypass the NAT or the firewall at the access point WLAN routers STUN serv ers cannot be used with symmetric NATs In the Local SIP Port and RTP Base Port fields enter the port numbers via which your handset sends and receives signalling or voice data In Session Timer in sec...

Page 103: ... connection to the Web configurator is terminated Deleting an access profile Requirement The access profile is not active Click on the Delete button in the line of the access profile that you wish to delete That particular access profile is deleted Note You can only edit saved access profiles via the Admin menu page 96 In the User menu you can only activate or delete access profiles Figure 5 List ...

Page 104: ...ificate u If the handset has registered using the correct client certificate the authenti cation server sends its server certificate to the handset The handset can optional use the certificate to check whether it has logged on to the correct authentication server in the correct WLAN The handset needs the WLAN root certificate to do this If the check needs to be carried out see Validate Server Cert...

Page 105: ...inger tones screen pictures All handset and network settings are retained Open the following Web page Admin System Settings Reset User Data In the Clear all user data area click on Clear The handset reboots automatically The connection to the handset is terminated Deleting user settings The following settings are deleted u Handset name u Audio settings u Display language screen picture brightness ...

Page 106: ...lick on Restore The saved configuration is saved on the handset The handset reboots automati cally The connection to the handset is terminated Loading a new firmware version You can download new firmware versions updates for your handset from the Inter net Updates are provided if there are new or improved functions that you can use on your handset Download the current firmware version from the Int...

Page 107: ...calls checking the network mail box or when updating the time date you can check if there is currently a connection between the handset and the correspond ing server on the Internet or in the WLAN Open the following Web page Admin Diagnostics Select the server from the Ping Test to list All servers currently saved on the handset are shown in the list Click on Ping to call up the server If the serv...

Page 108: ...is means that you can see at a glance which entries you need to copy into the central PC address book using drag drop in order to update the address book u You can create distribution lists on the PC with the contacts that you use on the handset In this way you can update your directory on the handset at the click of a button The PhoneBook Manager supports the following address books u Microsoft O...

Page 109: ...stem Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 or Windows XP Service Pack 2 User rights For the Windows 2000 and Windows XP operating systems you must be logged in as a user with administrative rights before carrying out installation If necessary con tact your administrator Please note u If Gigaset M34 software is installed on your PC you must uninstall this first page 108 u If the PhoneBook Manager or a prede ...

Page 110: ...n folder Or Click on Change to select the instal lation folder yourself Use OK to con firm your selection Click on Continue Click on Install The software is installed on your PC Completing the installation If relevant deselect the documents you do not wish to view immediately Click on Finish to complete the installa tion The following documents are offered u Readme files After the installation has...

Page 111: ... the PC Using the PhoneBook Manager For more information on how to use the PhoneBook Manager see the Help files and the operating instructions on the product CD Starting PhoneBook Manager In the Windows toolbar select Start Programs Siemens PC SW PhoneBook Manager Interface elements When first started the PhoneBook Man ager is opened with the default view This view is split into the following area...

Page 112: ... the Help documen tation The data required for registering the hand set is saved on the PC even after you close the PhoneBook Manager The next time you start the PhoneBook Manager the handset is automatically registered if it is accessible Managing the directory Requirement the handset must be regis tered with the Phonebook Manager Select Gigaset S35 SL75 WLAN Directories in the menu tree Select t...

Page 113: ...n to the PC The PC applications that you have configured for remote control are shown in the handset display Select the PC application and press OK The PC application is started You can con trol this application using the handset keypad Configuring the Message Box Specify which messages should be for warded to the handset Select Gigaset S35 SL75 WLAN PC control Message box in the menu tree Select ...

Page 114: ...the handset still does not react reset the default settings on the handset page 102 If the Web configurator is no longer acces sible Remove and refit the handset s battery The SSID of your access point is not displayed When searching for access points in the handset s receiving range Scan the SSID of your access point is not displayed Broadcasting of the SSID may be blocked at the access point it ...

Page 115: ...s MAC address e g in the following menu v Ð Status You are no longer able to connect to the Web configurator If DHCP is active the handset s IP address may have changed You can find the cur rent IP address in the following menu v Ð Status The PhoneBook Manager on the PC cannot access the handset directory UPnP may be deactivated on the handset Connect to the handset s Web configu rator page 75 Act...

Page 116: ...r servers e g Yahoo MSN etc You can find a list of Jabber servers and an overview of the gateways to other mes senger servers on the Internet at http www jabber org The handset does not ring or playback of the ringtone melody is poor Possible causes u The ringtone on the handset is deacti vated Ú icon in the display page 71 u You have set your own melody down loaded from your PC which is not playe...

Page 117: ...02 11e etc Please see the specialist documentation for further information Power consumption Long standby and talk times can be achieved if for example the WLAN router access point already boasts the WMMTM Wi Fi Multimedia feature and you are able to change the DTIM value on the router access point value 5 is recom mended for example WMM primarily influences the talk time changeable DTIM values ma...

Page 118: ...The current connection quality is displayed in the Web configurator s profile overview e g User Profile Selection In general you can increase the range of your WLAN handset by using repeaters However there may be performance losses e g crackling cut outs etc during roaming Not all repeaters allow for clean voice operation You may have to install a second access point with the same SSID and the sam...

Page 119: ... 80 05 00 Canada 70 13 55 39 84 China 0 21 40 06 70 60 07 Croatia 0 16 10 53 81 Czech Republic 2 33 03 27 27 Denmark 35 25 86 00 Dubai 0 43 96 64 33 Egypt 0 23 33 41 11 Estonia 6 30 47 97 Finland 09 23 11 34 25 France 01 56 38 42 00 Germany 01805 333 222 Greece 0 80 11 11 11 16 Hong Kong 28 61 11 18 Hungary 06 14 71 24 44 Iceland 5 20 30 00 India 22 24 98 70 00 70 40 Ireland 18 50 77 72 77 Italy 0...

Page 120: ...ogram is governed by the relevant Open Source Software license conditions Your compliance with those license condi tions will entitle you to use the Open Source Software as foreseen in the rele vant license In the event of conflicts between Siemens license conditions and the Open Source Software license condi tions the Open Source Software condi tions shall prevail with respect to the Open Source ...

Page 121: ...r defects caused by altering any Open Source Soft ware program or the product s configura tion You have no warranty claims against SIEMENS in the event that the Open Source Software infringes the intellectual property rights of a third party Technical support if any will only be pro vided for unmodified software Open Source Software Used following table is valid for different phones not all SW com...

Page 122: ...d below using the example of Setting the contrast for the display The things you have to do are explained in the grey boxes WLAN standard 802 11g backward compati ble to 802 11b VoIP standard SIP RFC 3261 No of channels 13 Europe 11 USA Radiofrequency range 2 000 2 484 GHz Bit rate gross 802 11 b 1 2 5 5 11 Mbit s 802 11 g 6 9 12 18 24 36 48 54 Mbit s Modulation DQPSK BQPSK CCK OFDM depending on t...

Page 123: ...rol key press right left up or down on the control key In the display header Settings is shown Press the OK display key to confirm the function Settings The Settings submenu is displayed Press the bottom of the control key q repeatedly until the Display menu function is selected Press the OK display key to confirm the selection Contrast Select and press OK Press the bottom of the control key q rep...

Page 124: ...urs minutes in 4 digit format Press the s key The display changes The cursor is in the line beneath Time Enter the time using the number keys Date Format Select between the display Day Month Year DD MM YY and Month Day Year MM DD YY Press the s key The display changes The cursor is in the line beneath Date Format Press right or left r on the control key to select DD MM YY or MM DD YY Time Mode Cho...

Page 125: ...and digits and activate and deactivate T9 predictive text You can select the following settings Press the hash key repeatedly until the required input mode is shown in the lowest display line The mode that is currently set is shown in the header Example 1 T9 switched on and upper case activated 2 Selection display for changing the input mode s _ â Â 1 Q 1x Space Space 2x 1 Â 3x 1 4x 5x 0 Note You ...

Page 126: ...u proceed It is best if you finish a word without looking at the display Briefly press the keys beneath the letter concerned once e g for Hotel Press briefly for T9Abc Then 4 L N I 5 1 A space 1 or v ends a word Do not use special characters or umlauts such as Ä Use the standard characters instead e g Ae T9 will do the rest for you T9 word suggestions If several options are found in the diction ar...

Page 127: ... individual letters may not be edited without first remov ing the T9 status In most cases it is bet ter to rewrite the complete word u If you insert a full stop press Q once there are the following distinc tions The word is concluded if it is fol lowed by a space Within a word a full stop represents an apostrophe or hyphen e g provider s provider s Writing emoticons You can write an emoticon such ...

Page 128: ...ssage subject text and T9 is activated v Open menu T9 Info Select and press OK You can navigate within the Help with q OK Press the display key to exit Help and change to the editor Order of directory entries Directory entries are usually sorted in alphabetical order of surname Spaces and digits take first priority The sort order is as follows 1 Space 2 Digits 0 9 3 Letters alphabetic lower case l...

Page 129: ...tion conversations can be heard on the handset The following headsets can be used via a 36859 01 adapter cable Plantronics Encore H91 H91N H101 H101N Plantronics Supra H51 H51N H61 H61N Plantronics Encore Polaris P91 P91N P101 P101N for USA All accessories and batteries are available from your mobile phone retailer The Online Shop also has the latest product information Only use original accessori...

Page 130: ... hoc network ADSL Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line Special form of DSL ALG Application Layer Gateway NAT control mechanism of a router Many routers with integrated NAT use ALG ALG lets the data packets in a SIP connection pass and adds the public IP address of the secure private network The router s ALG should be deactivated if the SIP provider offers a STUN server or an outbound proxy See also ...

Page 131: ...ring a chat brief messages are exchanged between the communicat ing parties in real time Chatting in this sense is understood to be a written form of communication Client Application that requests a service from a server Codec Codec is a procedure that digitises and compresses analogue voice before it is sent via the Internet and decodes i e translates into analogue voice dig ital data when voice ...

Page 132: ...al Web server s on the Internet e g Siemens Home The domain name is assigned to the rel evant IP address by DNS DSCP Differentiated Service Code Point See Quality of Service DSL Digital Subscriber Line Data transfer technology which allows Internet access at e g 1 5 Mbps over conventional phone lines Require ments DSL modem and the appropri ate service offered by the Internet pro vider DSLAM Digit...

Page 133: ...ontrol the flow of data between a private network you wish to protect and an unprotected network e g the Internet See also NAT Firmware Device software in which basic infor mation is stored for the functioning of a device A new version of the firmware can be loaded into the device s memory firmware update to correct errors or update the device software Flat rate System of billing for an Internet c...

Page 134: ... I IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers International body that defines stand ards in electronics and electrotechnol ogy concerned in particular with the standardisation of LAN technology transmission protocols data transfer rate and wiring IEEE 802 11 Standard for WLANs Terminals may be connected to infrastructure networks and also to ad hoc networks Infrastructure Network WLAN ...

Page 135: ...h a restricted physical range A LAN can be wireless WLAN and or wired Local IP Address The local or private IP address is the address for a network component in the local network LAN The network operator can assign any address he or she wants Devices that act as a link from a local network to the Internet gateway or router have a private and a public or global IP address See also IP Address Local ...

Page 136: ...e con nected to each other in a network e g servers PCs and phones NTP Server Network Time Protocol See SNTP Server Simple Network Time Protocol O OPCAP Devices Open Platform for Cordless Applications OPCAP devices include for example Gigaset M34 USB gate intercoms alarm systems fire and smoke alarms You can operate an OPCAP device using the handset remote control via the PhoneBook Manager PC soft...

Page 137: ...k dialling Preamble Preamble type short long Private IP Address See Local IP Address Protocol Describes the agreements for commu nicating within a network It contains rules for opening administering and closing a connection about data for mats time frames and possible error handling Proxy Proxy Server Computer program that controls the exchange of data between client and server in computer network...

Page 138: ... access points without breaking the connection ROM Read Only Memory A type of memory that can only be read as opposed to RAM which can be both read and written Router Routes data packets within a network and between different networks via the quickest route Can connect Ethernet networks and WLAN Can be the gate way to the Internet Routing Routing is the transmission of data packets to another subs...

Page 139: ...r Internet provider gives you access to an SMTP server SNTP Server Simple Network Time Protocol Server on which the SNTP protocol runs The protocol synchronises net work subscribers clocks SSID Service Set Identifier Network name Identifies the subscrib ers to a wireless network WLAN The SSID can be freely selected but it must be the same for all the subscribers in a WLAN Static IP address A stati...

Page 140: ... router in which all WLAN devices are saved The accesspoint WLANrouterregularly sends TIM signals beacons that acti vate the WLAN devices The frequency with which a TIM beacon should be sent is set at the access point WLAN router TKIP Procedure for generating keys for WPA encryption see WPA TLS Transport Layer Security Protocol for encrypting data transmis sions on the Internet TLS is a superor di...

Page 141: ... ID See User recognition User recognition Name number combination for access e g to your SIP account UTC Universal Time Conversion Coordinated global time Basis for inter national time distribution The local time in Germany for example is UTC plus an hour V VoIP Voice over Internet Protocol Telephone calls are no longer estab lished and transmitted over the tele phone network but over the Internet...

Page 142: ...4 06 Version05 08 2005 WPA PSK Wireless Protected Access with Pre Shared Key Requirement All devices in the WLAN support WPA PSK Variant of WPA New keys are gener ated at regular intervals known as rekey intervals using a Pre Shared Key Procedure for generating keys TKIP AES ...

Page 143: ...e 69 Admin see Expert mode ADSL 127 Advisory tones 71 81 Alarm clock assigning ringer melody 43 setting 71 ALG 127 Anniversary assigning ringer melody 43 deleting from calls list 40 saving 34 36 Application Layer Gateway ALG 127 Assigning a key 66 Assigning a number key 66 Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line 127 Asynchronous Transfer Mode ATM 127 ATM 127 Attachment adding to Email 47 viewing 50 Aut...

Page 144: ...tones 29 70 82 transmitted name 95 voice quality 89 volume for handsfree 28 Channel 128 Charge status display 1 15 Chatting 53 128 with buddies 56 Checking hardware version 73 IP address 73 MAC address 73 proxy name 73 software version 73 Clear to send signal 135 Clearing handset blocking 72 Client 128 Closing Web configurator 79 Codec 128 Conference ending 33 initiating 33 Confirmation tone 71 Co...

Page 145: ...lay language 67 changing language 83 contrast 68 display keys 29 entry in directory 34 in idle status 1 29 memory 35 name 27 95 network mailbox message 31 night mode 69 number 27 screen picture 68 setting 68 83 wrong language 67 Display backlight setting timer 69 Display keys 1 Displayed name 129 Displayed name Email 45 Displaying a buddylink 35 Disposal electrical and electronic devices 5 DNS 129...

Page 146: ... File manager 42 animated graphics 42 animations 42 any graphics 42 audio data 43 editing entry 42 file formats 42 graphics 42 melodies 42 memory 43 my pictures 42 own photos 42 pictures 42 ringer tones 42 sounds 43 Firewall 130 Firmware 130 loading new version 103 update 103 Flat rate 130 Forwarding an Email message 50 Fragmentation of data packets 130 Free software licences 117 Full duplex 130 F...

Page 147: ...frastructure Network 131 Instant messaging 53 131 requirements 53 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 131 Integrated camera 44 Internet 131 Internet access broadband 127 Internet Protocol 131 Internet service provider 131 Introduction security in the WLAN 9 SIP access 11 VoIP 7 WLAN access 8 IP 131 IP address 132 checking 73 defining 10 62 92 97 dialling 26 dynamic 129 global 130 loc...

Page 148: ...directory 35 file manager 43 Menu back one menu level 29 entry 29 key 29 menu guidance 30 menu input 119 opening 29 overview 21 overview Web configurator 24 79 Menu bar Web configurator 76 Message deleting 57 reading 57 receiving 56 sending 57 viewing the network mailbox message 31 writing 57 Message Box PhoneBook Manager 106 configuring 110 Message key 1 39 Message list 57 Message waiting server ...

Page 149: ... 114 Performance optimisation 114 PhoneBook Manager 14 105 closing 110 installing 106 managing the directory 109 Message Box 110 operating 108 PC control 109 registering handset 109 remote control 110 starting 108 starting Online Help 109 system requirements 106 uninstalling 108 Photos see My pictures and Picture Picture 42 deleting 87 exporting 87 importing 87 picture quality photos 44 PIN Person...

Page 150: ... 48 Server 136 Service Set Identifier 136 Session Initiation Protocol see SIP Setting alarm clock 71 announcing name 70 camera 44 display language 67 earpiece volume 69 handset individual 66 loudspeaker volume 69 melody 70 ringer melody 70 ringer tone volume 70 volume 70 Setting audio parameters 81 Setting date 67 84 Setting Quality of Service 90 Setting time 67 84 Setting up registrar 95 Setting ...

Page 151: ... 111 U UDP 137 Uniform Resource Identifier 138 Universal Plug and Play 138 Universal Resource Locator 138 Universal Time Conversion 138 Update firmware 103 UPnP 138 URI 138 URL 138 User data Email 45 User Datagram Protocol 137 User ID 138 User identification 138 User name Email server 45 UTC 138 V Version hardware software 73 Vibration alert 70 VIP 34 70 Voice dialling 37 38 Voice over Internet Pr...

Page 152: ...eless LAN see WLAN Wireless Local Area Network see WLAN Wireless network 138 Wireless Protected Access 138 with Pre Shared Key 139 WLAN 7 138 access data 9 17 access point requirements 16 access via hotspot 8 introduction 8 making settings 18 62 98 setting authentication 62 98 setting encryption 62 98 WMM 138 Working area Web configurator 77 WPA 138 Writing Email 46 Writing editing text 121 ...

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