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General

Display key for cancelling functions/
returning to the next menu level up.

On-hook key for ending calls or for cancelling 
functions and returning to the "on" status 
immediately.

The currently selected (highlighted) function is displayed 
on a dark background.

dotted line indicates the end of the menu. If you scroll 
further, the first function in the menu is selected again. 
When the "line" is selected, press the 

 display key 

to jump back to the higher-level menu or to the "on" status 
display.

Function selection via codes
(switching functions)

Most switching functions, for example, the callback or shut-
tle functions, can be executed using codes. 
You will find an overview of all executable functions on page 
27.

 

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Putting the mobile unit into service

.

Hold the mobile unit with the dialling keypad facing 
downwards 
(see Figure 2). A battery compartment for 
the battery is located in the lower part of the mobile unit.

To open the battery compartment, grip the lid by the 
grooved edges and slide it away from the mobile unit (see 
Figure 2).

Insert the battery supplied in the battery compartment as 
shown in Figure 2
.
Ensure that the battery is inserted correctly (polarity illus-
trated on the label in the battery compartment).
The battery compartment cannot be closed if the battery 
is inserted incorrectly
!

Slide the lid back over the battery compartment (see Fig-
ure 2
) until it clicks into place.

inserting batteries into the mobile unit

Note:

Read the safety precautions on page 2 first! 

Only use the battery supplied or the following 
replacement battery:
Sanyo 2HF-B1U
 (2.4 V; 880 mAh)
Item code number: C39153-Z7-C3

Ni-MH

2,4 V

, 880 mAh T

yp

Figure 2: Rear of mobile unit, battery compart. open

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Putting the mobile unit into service

The NiMH battery supplied is not charged.

To charge the battery, insert the mobile unit with the display 
facing upwards into the Gigaset 2000L pocket charging 
shell.
The LED 

 on the charging shell lights up while the battery 

is charging. In addition, the battery symbol in the mobile unit 
display indicates the charging status:

Mobile unit operating hours (battery life):

Stand-by mode: up to 90 hours
When the phone is in use: up to 9 hours
These times are only achieved after several charging and 
discharging cycles
!

Charging and using the batteries

Battery empty.

Battery charged 33%.

Battery charged 66%.

Battery charged 100%.

Note: 

New batteries should be initially charged for a mini-
mum
 period of 16 hours without interruption – irre-
spective of the battery symbol displayed!

After inserting the battery, we recommend that you 
fully charge the mobile unit and then deep discharge 
the battery through normal use (and without replacing 
it in the charging shell) until the battery warning tone 
sounds. This adapts the mobile unit’s charging status 
display 

 to the battery capacity.

The mobile unit can then be replaced in the charging 
unit after each call. Charging is controlled electroni-
cally
. This ensures optimum and even charging.

In order to maintain max. battery storage capacity 
for as long as possible, the mobile unit should only 
ever be inserted in the charging shell when the bat-
tery is almost empty
 

.

The battery warms up during charging.

Old, defective batteries must be disposed of in accord-
ance with legal requirements, not in the normal waste 
disposal system.

Summary of Contents for 2000C pocket

Page 1: ...oom The units are not splashproof Notes on battery use Only use the nickel metal hydride NiMH battery supplied C39153 Z7 C3 see page 15 Never user other batteries or normal non recharge able batteries These batteries can cause short cir cuits and may be subject to damage dangerous Read the label in the battery compartment Meaning of symbol Warning Please read the safety precautions in the operatin...

Page 2: ...times without recharging Battery lasts for up to 9 hours when phone is in use Battery lasts for up to 90 hours in stand by mode Each mobile unit can log onto and be used by up to 6 DECT systems Features of the Hicom cordless EM Internal and external calls in the entire Hicom cordless EM radio network Roaming the user can roam throughout the entire radio network and still receive all internal and e...

Page 3: ...unctions 24 Automatic callback 24 Forwarding calls 24 Consultation during a call 25 Shuttle switching between two users 25 Conference 26 Overview code functions 27 Contents General 6 Telephone directory 31 Entering letters characters and digits 31 Overview directory submenu 33 Storing numbers 33 Dialling a number from the telephone directory 35 Editing deleting displaying an entry 36 Deleting the ...

Page 4: ...ng on the room and building layout and construction If you leave the radio range of one of the base stations in the system during a call the range warning tone is signalled and the range warning symbol is dis played The quality of the voice connection drops espe cially if you move For a better voice connection move back into the base station range The radio connection is lost if you exceed the ran...

Page 5: ... display key Meaning of the display keys Display keys Call up the directory Select Services see page 51 Inactive with cordless EM Redial Cancel process Back to next menu level up Call up submenu menu short cut list Select menu item or entry Move to the left or right Delete character Confirm function entry General 12 A convenient user guidance system consisting of menus and advisories on the displa...

Page 6: ...attery Sanyo 2HF B1U 2 4 V 880 mAh Item code number C39153 Z7 C3 N i M H 2 4 V 8 8 0 m A h T y p Figure 2 Rear of mobile unit battery compart open 15 Putting the mobile unit into service The NiMH battery supplied is not charged To charge the battery insert the mobile unit with the display facing upwards into the Gigaset 2000L pocket charging shell The LED on the charging shell lights up while the ...

Page 7: ...he display keys and to correct an entry for example is displayed The mobile unit is successfully logged on registered if the ring symbol flashes this can take up to 30 sec onds The mobile unit ready to receive or transmit calls if this display is retained Note Base system cordless EM mobile units are not logged onto bases base stations but rather onto the Hicom 150 E telephone system In this case ...

Page 8: ... Dial the external number the entered digits are displayed See also Note Call Conduct the call Ending a call Press the on hook key or place the mobile unit in the charging shell The mobile unit s ringing tone is audible The caller s name is displayed if the caller is an internal user The number or the name is displayed if the caller is an external user as for optiset telephones The mobile unit is ...

Page 9: ...display key Scroll to and confirm is displayed for approx two seconds Displaying a number All the digits of a number to a max of 32 are displayed Press the display key Scroll to the desired number Press the display key Scroll to and confirm Press the display key to return to the redial function 24 Switching functions Prerequisite The required function is set up If a dialled internal user is busy o...

Page 10: ...ke other Hicom telephones the mobile unit allows you to perform the following functions by entering codes The codes in your system may deviate from the standard codes speci fied here Consult your system administrator if you have any queries about the codes in your system The confirmation tone indicates a successfully com pleted function The error tone is audible in the event of a malfunction see a...

Page 11: ...8 Suppress phone number on off Your number name is not displayed on called party s phone 86 86 Assign phone number Assign other numbers to your own phone These numbers then appear in the display of the called party s telephone 41 ph no Answer group on off Signal calls from other telephones and answer calls on these telephones 81 ph no 81 Hunt group group call activate deactivate Hunt group calls g...

Page 12: ...press the display key and enter the telephone number up to 32 digits using the digit keys Correcting deleting entries 1st 2nd and 3rd line The cursor is moved from character to character in wrap around mode using the display keys and A character is always inserted to the left of the cursor The character to the left of the cursor is deleted when you press the display key Blank is inserted Key 1st k...

Page 13: ...dit or save the entry as described on page 33 35 Telephone directory Prerequisite Number is stored and mobile unit is on no connection is set up idle Press the display key the first names alphabetical order in the telephone directory are displayed the name in the first line is selected dimmed or e g Scroll to the desired name or enter the initial letters see page 31 Press the talk key the relevant...

Page 14: ... unit PIN and confirm The default PIN is 0000 Confirm 1 2 or Press the appropriate display key Confirm setting save Overview main menu Main menu Explanation notes Handset Lock see page 38 Short Cut see page 40 Baby Alarm Not available see however the code functions on page 27 Base Selection see page 42 Settings see page 44 Service not relevant for cordless EM Activating deactivating the handset lo...

Page 15: ...t has been completed Starting during connection setup or during a call Call up the short cut list with the display key Continue as described for the on status of the mobile unit Note The other short cut functions Delete Entry Edit Entry Display Entry Delete Memory deletes all short cuts and Available Memory are all executed in the same way as described for the telephone direc tory see page 36 A sh...

Page 16: ...g or and you can return to the higher level display On hook key for terminating cancelling functions and returning to the on status immediately 45 Settings Press the menu key Scroll to and confirm For an explanation of the individual settings see the section entitled Overview settings page 44 Example Setting the ringer volume Press the menu key Scroll to and confirm Scroll to and confirm Confirm t...

Page 17: ...6 48 Settings For international mobile unit variants English language Select Services off Overview handset settings Setting Explanation notes Level Default Beeps see page 49 Auto Backlight The backlight is switched on when the first key is pressed The backlight is automati cally switched off to save the batteries if the telephone is not used for 15 seconds On Off On Auto Talk You can define whethe...

Page 18: ...rent setting 8 OK or is displayed depending on the current setting Type of beep Range warning symbol 51 Settings The stored default select services operating sequences for Telecom services cannot be used with cordless EM Saving functions under Frequently used functions operating sequences that are started when the mobile is in the on status can be stored under the display key This will simplify op...

Page 19: ... carefully and confirm 9 is displayed for approx 2 seconds Changing the mobile unit PIN Important If you forget your mobile unit PIN a service engi neer will have to access the device Forgetting a PIN is just as serious as losing a key In this case please consult your system administrator is displayed if an incorrect mobile unit PIN is entered The functions can be cancelled terminated with the men...

Page 20: ...olume 1 Different beeps See overview page 49 For international mobile unit variant English language S S menu inactive 57 Appendix Before contacting the Service department you should attempt to correct any errors yourself Troubleshooting Error Possible cause Remedy No display Mobile unit not switched on Battery empty Press the On Off key Recharge the battery or replace it with a spare battery is di...

Page 21: ...Transmit power 10 mW average power 250 mW peak power Range outdoors approx 300 m indoors approx 50 m Convenience mobile unit Battery life see Charging and using the batteries on page 15 Permitted environmental conditions for operation 5 C to 45 C 20 to 75 relative humidity Weight incl battery approx 125 g Dimensions L x W x H approx 137 x 43 x 20 mm Approval Technical data 59 Appendix Acoustic sig...

Page 22: ...witching functions 13 via menus 12 G General operating instructions 7 Group call 29 H Handset settings initialization 55 overview 48 select services 51 Handset volume 44 Hearing aids people who wear 2 Hicom functions 24 25 27 Hunt group 29 I In range beep 49 Initialization 48 55 Input function digits 31 32 special characters 31 Inserting a function 34 Inserting the battery 14 K Key beeps 49 Keypad...

Page 23: ... 336 EC Electromagnetic Compatibility 73 23 EC Electric Operating Resources for Use within Specific Voltage Parameters and thus bears the CE mark Issued by Private Communication Systems Group Hofmannstraße 51 D 81359 München Siemens Aktiengesellschaft Siemens AG 1998 All rights reserved Subject to availabilty Right of modification reserved Reference no A31003 M1522 B750 1 7619 Printed in the Feder...

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