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Switching functions – overview

Actuate switch

on
off

To switch on/off certain devices 
(e.g. relay).

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Recall to network (Flash)
To allow features to be used via 
analogue lines, a signal must be 
transmitted through the line before 
the number is dialled.

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Language selection

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System telephone directory**
(see also page 60)

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Telephone

lock (system)
unlock
change lock code

Protect against unauthorised use.

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Timed reminder 

enter
delete 

Enter a unique date for the next 24 
hours.

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Door opener via DTMF

Enable
disable

Activate door opener feature by 
means of a code.

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Door opener via adapter box
Activate the door opener feature 
from the telephone.

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Initiate transfer**

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Call pickup, directed
Answer calls for another phone on 
your own phone.

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Call pickup, group
Call pickup**
Answer calls for telephones within 
a call pickup group on your own 
phone.

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Functions

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active 

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Summary of Contents for Gigaset 3000 Micro

Page 1: ... LFRP FRUGOHVV 0 LJDVHW 6333 0LFUR 2SHUDWLQJ LQVWUXFWLRQV Warning Please read the safety notes on page 2 before putting the equip ment into service û ...

Page 2: ...ur handset to someone else please make sure that you include the operating instructions with it Notes on battery use Only use the approved battery V30145 K1310 X143 NiMH battery see page 12 Never use other batteries or normal non rechargea ble batteries These batteries can cause short circuits and may be subject to damage dangerous Avoid contact with water and fire Do not use non Siemens charging ...

Page 3: ...d lock 2 Display illuminated 9 Ringer off key 3 Display keys 10 Microphone 4 On hook key 11 Recall key 5 Menu key 12 Battery compart ment lid 6 Telephone directory key local 13 Headset port 7 Talk key 12 13 1 4 5 6 7 8 3 10 9 11 2 Fig 1 Operating elements unit parts ...

Page 4: ...ating handsets 14 Activating deactivating the keypad lock 15 Display 16 Explanation 16 Keys 17 User guidance selecting functions 18 Logging handsets onto a telephone system 20 Logging on for the first time 21 Logging on at other systems 21 Conducting calls 23 Internal dialling 23 External dialling 24 Block dialling for internal external dialling 24 Answering calls 25 Number redial 26 Number redial...

Page 5: ...ing sound settings 41 Activating deactivating the ringer 42 Security 43 Changing the handset PIN 43 Activating deactivating the handset lock 44 Auto talk 46 Language 47 Resetting the handset to the default state 48 Base settings 49 Selecting the base 49 Changing the base name 50 Short Cuts 51 Saving a short cut new entry 52 Start Short Cut 53 Switching functions as of Version 3 0 54 User interface...

Page 6: ...6 Contents Message 74 Sending a message 74 Calling up a message received 76 Advisory message 77 Appendix 78 Troubleshooting 78 Approval 79 Technical data 79 Headset accessories 80 Index 81 ...

Page 7: ...ical display with battery charge dis play Status dependent functions User interface with dialog menu2 Number redial for the last five numbers names dialled Telephone directory in the handset for approx 100 entries Enhanced user guidance with displays in different lan guages For information on setting the language see page 47 Block dialling with correction option Auto talk3 on removal from the char...

Page 8: ... for Hicom 150 E Hicom 150 H up to 16 base stations transmitter receiver up to 64 convenience handsets cordless telephones and the charging shell Please read the safety notes on page 2 The handset and charging shell should not be placed near electronic devices such as other telephones hi fi office or microwave devices as this may adversely affect the operation of your telephone and or the electron...

Page 9: ...on is not supported by cordless EM Operation at a Gigaset base station is possible in accord ance with the Gigaset operating instructions Depending on the environment the range in the open is up to 300 m per base station In buildings the range extends up to 50 m per base sta tion depending on the room and building layout and con struction If you leave the radio range of the system s base sta tions...

Page 10: ...diately regis ter it again Press the on hook key until the display is blank press the on hook key again until the handset is on If you intend to leave the radio network and take your handset with you we recommend that you turn the hand set off in order to save the battery To clean the handset and the charging shell simply wipe them with a damp or antistatic cloth Never use a dry cloth since this c...

Page 11: ...ack with the small tabs facing upwards and left as shown Insert the battery into the battery compartment with the label facing upward Ensure that the cable is not trapped under the battery Position the lid at a distance of a few millimetres from the battery compartment Slide the lid of the battery com partment upwards until it slots into place Inserting the battery into the handset Note Please rea...

Page 12: ...ry á Battery empty E Battery 33 charged 8 Battery 66 charged 7 Battery 100 charged Note New batteries should be initially charged for a mini mum period of 16 hours without interruption irrespective of the battery symbol displayed You can subsequently place your handset in the charg ing shell each time it is used Charging is electroni cally controlled which ensures that the battery is charged optim...

Page 13: ...lace the attachment clip on the back of the handset There are holes on the sides of the handset approximately level with the displays Press the clip towards the handset until the clip s side tabs click into place in the handset s holes Fitting the attachment clip Fig 3 Fitting the attachment clip ...

Page 14: ...tion on changing the language to another language refer to page 47 Press the on hook key and hold it down until the display changes to on or message status see page 16 You will hear the confirmation beep Activated by default Press the on hook key and hold it down until the display clears You will hear the confirmation beep Note The handset can only be fully switched off when it is removed from the...

Page 15: ...wered in the same way as when the telephone is on Prerequisite Handset is activated Activating the keypad lock Deactivating the keypad lock Activating deactivating the keypad lock z Press the keypad lock key and hold it down until Keypad locked appears Display in keypad lock status z Press the keypad lock key and hold it down until the display changes to on or message status see page 16 9 2æã á ...

Page 16: ...set is on or in message status example Display when a call is in progress example1 Explanation 1 As of Version 3 0 Display keys varying functions specific to the display press left or right side of the key depending on the function Current functions of the display keys Network prefix message1 INT key number redial Display of handset name Charge status 66 Receive intensity ìã ýü 8 M 4 ûGHú Name in ...

Page 17: ... right side of the corresponding display key Meaning of the displays keys Keys M Call up network prefix Receive retrieve message As of Version 3 0 No function Number redial ý Select menu item or entry Cancel process back to next menu level up Confirm function entry Cancel function and go back N Open submenu âý Move to the left or right with the cursor Delete character Scroll backward and forward a...

Page 18: ...e relevant to the current situation are availa ble Function selection using menus handset functions User guidance selecting functions ð Menu key to open the main menu handset function Display key to jump back to next menu level up cancel a function ý Display keys for scrolling forward backward within the individual menus Display key for confirming the cur rently selected function N Display key for...

Page 19: ...gain When the line is selected press the display key to return to the higher level menu or to the on status Selecting functions using codes switching functions Most switching functions e g Callback or Toggle can be implemented using codes An overview of all available functions is given on page 68 On hook key for ending calls or for cancelling functions and returning immediately to on status GO BAC...

Page 20: ...r You can enter the name and call number of your system administrator as well as the handset number here Ask your system administrator to provide you with the fol lowing information handset call number handset system PIN 8 digits Ask your system administrator to activate the logon win dow Take your handset and log it on to the system see Log ging on for the first time or Logging on at other system...

Page 21: ...efore you can proceed with the logon procedure see page 20 ä å ï is displayed on the acti vated handset Enter the following in the handset within one minute An input prompt is displayed An input prompt is displayed e g qsu Enter the system PIN 8 digits Confirm the entry with the display key If logon has been successful ìã ýü is displayed with intermediate display of the ring symbol Logging on at o...

Page 22: ... entry with the display key If logon has been successful ìã ýH is displayed with intermediate display of the ring symbol Note Base system cordless EM handsets are not logged onto bases base stations but rather onto the Hicom 150 E Hicom 150 H telephone system In this case ìã on the display always refers to DECT sys tem If logon was not successful the ring symbol is not dis played during logon DECT...

Page 23: ...0 Note The on hook key can be used to cancel all functions You can end the call by replacing the handset in the charging shell Internal dialling Dý Press the talk key Pý Dial the internal number when ã ý äã ýis displayed Call Conduct the call The name and the number of the user is displayed Press the on hook key or place the handset in the charging shell Note The dialled number is automatically st...

Page 24: ...k key or place the handset in the charging shell The call charges are displayed depending on the system setting Note The dialled number is automatically stored for number redial see page 26 Block dialling for internal external dialling P Enter the internal number or the external code e g 0 and the external number The entered digits are displayed in large format Correct entries as necessary with th...

Page 25: ...hell or The handset is not in the charging shell Ending a call Note The size of the digits is reduced for longer numbers The dialled number is automatically stored for number redial see page 26 Answering calls L Simply remove the handset from the charging shell Only if Auto Talk is activated see page 46 Dý Press the talk key Press the on hook key or place the handset in the charging shell ...

Page 26: ...redial Press the display key The first 3 redial numbers names are shown If necessary press the display keys to scroll to the required number name C Press the talk key The selected number name is dialled Copying a number to the local telephone directory Press the display key Scroll to the desired number N Open the submenu using the display key Scroll to é æ2ýå ýèä N Confirm the selection Names Ente...

Page 27: ...he selection âý ý Edit the entry N Press the display key Confirmý ã ýë å 2 ë å 2ý ã is displayed for approx 2 seconds Deleting an entry Press the display key Scroll to the desired number name N Press the display key Scroll to è å ýë å 2 Confirm the selection ë å 2ý ã ýâ ý å is displayed for approx 2 seconds ë äåýë å 2 ã ýë å 2 ë å 2 ã è å ýë å 2 ë å 2 ã ýâ ý å ...

Page 28: ...a max of 32 are displayed Displaying an entry Press the display key Scroll to the desired number name N Press the display key Scroll to èä æ ã2ýë å 2 Confirm the selection Press the display key to return to the redial function èä æ ã2ýë å 2 GO BACK ...

Page 29: ... 2nd 3rd or 4th position or hold the key down The first letter of a name is automatically written in upper case letters This is followed by lower case letters Press the ä key to switch from lower case to upper case for a particular character Overview key layout Key Press x 1 Press x 2 Press x 3 Press x 4 Press x 5 Press x 6 Press x 7 Press x 8 Press x 9 ý1 qýa b c 2 ä à â ã ç ýd e f 3 ë é è ê sýg ...

Page 30: ... all letters digits and special characters assigned to this key are displayed in the lower display line Press the key or hold it down until the cursor reaches the required character letter digit special character in the display line This character is transferred to the 1st line Correcting deleting entries The cursor is moved from character to character with the or â display keys and from line to l...

Page 31: ... directory see page 60 Numbers from the number redial memory can also be transferred to the telephone directory see page 26 Overview telephone directory menu Menu Explanation notes New Entry see Storing numbers page 32 Use Number see page 35 Dial Number see page 35 Edit Entry see page 35 Delete Entry see page 35 Display Entry see page 36 Copy Entry not relevant for cordless EM Delete List see page...

Page 32: ...refix menu The operation of the tele phone directory and the network pre fix function is identical up to this point N Press the display key Scroll to 0ýë å 2 Confirm the selection Name Enter name only 1st line max 16 characters Enter letters characters and digits and correct if necessary see page 29 Jump to the next line Tel number Enter the associated telephone number 2nd and 3rd line max 32 digi...

Page 33: ...nternational prefix Enter the rest of the telephone number and save the entry see above N Press the display key Scroll toý ý7 åý ã Confirm the selection a is inserted in the telephone number Note Telephone directory entries are automatically sorted in alphabetical order Names that begin with or pre cede entries starting with A ý7 åý ã ...

Page 34: ...ess the telephone directory key or the display key for the network prefix menu The first names alphabetical order in the telephone directory are dis played The name in the first line is selected dimmed Scroll to the desired name or e g u Enter the initial letters see page 29 C Press the talk key The relevant number is displayed and dialled Other telephone directory functions or M Press the telepho...

Page 35: ...splayed e g Extend number for example with õüGN N Press the display key èäã ý â is displayed Confirm the selection The extended number is dialled Confirm the selection The number is dialled Confirm the selection e g Name flashes âý ý Change the name for example Switch to number and edit N Press the display key Confirmý ã ýë å 2 Confirm the selection A ý â üHûúùø ö èäã ý â èäã ý â ë äåýë å 2 4çç ë ...

Page 36: ... of available memory space can be displayed as a percentage Confirm the selection To jump to the higher level menu Confirm the selection e g q Enter the handset PIN The default PIN is 0000 Confirm the entry To cancel press the display key Press the display key í ý å ä ý å is displayed for approx 2 seconds Confirm the selection e g e g 4 2ôýöùwýã ãä ãâ is displayed for approx 2 seconds èä æ ã2ýë å ...

Page 37: ... call number M Call up the network prefix menu Scroll to the desired prefix 9 Open the submenu Confirm A ý â The prefix number is displayed e g P Enter the telephone number of the user or open the telephone directory and select the number D Start the dialling procedure The prefix number and telephone number are dialled Speed dialling other locations e g Hold down the relevant digit key The prefix ...

Page 38: ...ey You can scroll this menu using or and select a menu entry with Main menu Explanation notes Settings see page 39 Base settings see page 49 Hset User Option see page 51 Room Monitor Set not relevant for cordless EM Service Set Up not relevant for cordless EM ...

Page 39: ... beep or unsuccessful error tone On Security Change the handset PIN Disable some handset func tions Enter DSS number Activate DSS Auto Talk You can define whether the talk key must be pressed when the handset is removed from the charging shell to accept a call On Language Different languages can be selected for the display 7 English Default Reset The resetting of the handset to the initialization ...

Page 40: ...ction Scroll to ý ååä Confirm the selection Scroll to ä ýB Confirm the selection The ringer volume audible is specific to the current setting see the dis play ð âý Press the display keys to set the required volume You select five ringer volumes the crescendo ring c and no ringer tone 0 Confirm the setting Use the display key to jump to the next menu level up ååä ý ååä ä ýB ý Ringer Volume 3 ý âý S...

Page 41: ... tion is confirmed with the display key Note The symbol appears in the first display line if you deactivated the ringer level 0 A call pickup is signalled by a short ringer tone if the handset is part of a call pickup group Ringer tones 1 5 are therefore recommended in a call pickup group Activating deactivating sound settings ð Press the menu key ååä is displayed Confirm the selection Scroll to ý...

Page 42: ...rst display line Activating deactivating the ringer Press the key and hold it down until the symbol appears in the first dis play line ý Press the key and hold it down until the symbol disappears Note The deactivated ringer is automatically activated as soon as you open the Ringer Volume menu The ringer volume cannot be activated with the key if it was deactivated via the Ringer Volume menu level ...

Page 43: ... PIN is just as serious as losing a key In this case please consult your system administrator If an incorrect handset PIN is entered 7 á áåý 7 is displayed The functions can be cancelled terminated with the menu key before settings are saved deleted ð Press the menu key ååä is displayed Confirm the selection Scroll to á äå2 Confirm the selection An input prompt is displayed e g q Enter the handset...

Page 44: ... answered or for example forwarded as required ð Press the menu key ååä is displayed Confirm the selection Scroll to á äå2 Confirm the selection An input prompt is displayed e g q Enter the handset PIN max 8 dig its The default PIN is 0000 Confirm the entry Scroll to 6ã åý á N Confirm the selection The activated function is indicated by a check mark symbol Use the display key to jump to the next m...

Page 45: ... menu key An input prompt is displayed e g q Handset PIN max 8 digits The default PIN is 0000 Confirm the entry 6ã åý á is displayed without a check mark The handset lock is cancelled Use the display key to jump to the next menu level up ë å ý 7 ô 6ã åý á ...

Page 46: ... described above to deactivate the function The check mark disappears again once the í å ý ã ý function is confirmed with ý ð Press the menu key ååä is displayed Confirm the selection Scroll to í å ý ã Confirm the selection The activated function is indicated by a check mark symbol Use the display key to jump to the next menu level up ååä í å ý ã ...

Page 47: ...ection e g Scroll to the required language for example è å á Confirm the selection The selected language is indicated by a check mark symbol Use the display key to jump to the next menu level up IM 1 IM 2 German English English Czech French Finnish Italian Norwegian Spanish Swedish Portuguese Danish Dutch Turkish Note The language you set only applies to the handset display texts stored in the han...

Page 48: ...tes the redial numbers The handset PIN and system registration logon are however not deleted ð Press the menu key ååä is displayed Confirm the selection Scroll to è ã åý å Confirm the selection e g q Enter the handset PIN max 8 dig its The default PIN is 0000 Confirm the entry Telephone directory Retained Short cuts Retained Number redial Deleted Handset PIN As per last save System registration Re...

Page 49: ...le ìã ýû N Press the display key Scroll to áå Confirm the selection The activated base is indicated by a check mark symbol Use the display key to jump to the next menu level up Note If you set ì åýìã the handset is always automati cally connected to the base with the best reception If you are located between two systems for example and the handset switches continuously you should set it to a parti...

Page 50: ...ame 1Name set by factory ð Press the menu key Scroll to ìã ý ååä Confirm the selection Scroll to the required base for example ìã ýû N Press the display key Scroll to é ã ýìã ý ã Confirm the selection Name Enter the required base names see Entering text page 29 N Press the display key Scroll to ã ýë å 2 Confirm the selection ìã ý ååä ìã ýû é ã ýìã ý ã ã ýë å 2ý ...

Page 51: ...er a name of your choice The name of the function is included in the list of short cuts You can execute the function quickly by confirm ing the name see Starting a shortcut page 53 Short cut submenu The following functions are available åã åý åýé å 0ýë å 2 ë äåýë å 2 è å ýë å 2 èä æ ã2ýë å 2 é æ2ýë å 2 not a function è å ý ä å é æ2ý ä å not a function í ãä ãâ ý4 2 ...

Page 52: ...ll to 6 åýA ýçæåä Confirm the selection N Press the display key Scroll to 0ýë å 2 Confirm the selection Name Enter names max 16 characters e g Do not disturb Switch to entering the short cut con tents 4 Press the recall key ä v Enter the code 97 N Press the display key Scroll to ã ýë å 2 Confirm the selection The entry is stored in the short cut list Use the display key to jump to the next menu le...

Page 53: ...ame N Press the display key Confirm åã å The active status is indicated in the display until the short cut has been completed Important As of Version 3 0 short cuts are activated via a modified user interface see User interface page 54 during a call Note The other short cut functions Delete Entry Edit Entry Display Entry Delete List deletes all short cuts and Available Memory are all executed in t...

Page 54: ... the current situation The text is entered in the 2nd line and flows over into the 3rd line automatic word wrap Functions and text mes sages are displayed here Special characters in the text lines support user guidance User interface 1 As of Version 3 0 Example If the character ð appears to the right of the text then other functions options are available You can scroll further with the display key...

Page 55: ...witching functions 1 are then listed in a table Scroll back and forth to the desired and cur rently available function The existing situation e g call status conference is not modified Confirm execute or initiate the function dis played The function can only be activated by pressing this key Opens the service menu with additional func tions Navigation in the service menu corre sponds to user promp...

Page 56: ...equest Callback The following appears on the busy us er s display â 2ýä å ã followed by the user s call number e g ûGHú Scroll to éã âãá ïð Confirm the selection Display éã âãá ý å Press the on hook key or place the handset in the charging shell Note The system calls you back when the user is free Up to 5 callback requests can be programmed â 2ýä å ã ûGHú éã âãá ïð éã âãá ý å ...

Page 57: ... pro grammed Press the on hook key or place the handset in the charging shell or Display éã âãá ý å if another callback request is pro grammed Scroll to èä æ ã2ý 1åïðýif you want Confirm the selection Display éã âãá ô ã Confirm the selection Display è å ïð Confirm the selection Display ä åýä ý æå2 Press the on hook key or place the handset in the charging shell Bä 0ýáã âãá ïð éã âãá ô ã è å ïð ä å...

Page 58: ...ress the display key Only if there are multiple entries in the missed calls list display 1åïð Confirm the setting Press the display key Display ä S ãå ý åïð Check when the call was received Confirm the setting e g Display e g ãåôýüùôü ýå ã2 the date of another day can be speci fied instead of å ã2ý e g ãåôý ü ôHùýGøNGH Confirm the setting Display ïð Check who called Confirm the setting e g The nam...

Page 59: ... is dialled D Press the talk key Scroll to 4ä ýéã ý ä åïð Confirm the selection e g or The name or the call number appears on the display Scroll to è å ïð Confirm the selection either Display ä åýä ý æå2ý if no other call is stored or e g or Additional names or call numbers ap pear on the display You can delete these if you want üHûúù éã ïð 4ä ýéã ý ä åïð 4 üHûúù è å ïð ä åýä ý æå2 4ä ø öõG ...

Page 60: ...o â ïð Confirm the selection e g The call number and name of the first entry appear on the display either e g Enter the first letter of the desired name via the keypad e g è The first entry under è appears on the display or Confirm the selection Display á ý 1åïð Confirm the setting e g The call number and name of the sec ond entry appear on the display To scroll further repeat the procedure until ...

Page 61: ...play éã ý 0ã ä ô either Scroll to üñã ýáã ïð Enter ü via the keypad or Scroll to Hñ 1å ã áã ý 2ïðN q Enter H via the keypad or Scroll to ûñä å ã ý áã ý 2ïðN Enter û via the keypad Display ã ýå ô e g sø Enter the number Confirm the entry Display ã ý å 2ïð Confirm the setting Display ã Press the on hook key or place the handset in the charging shell èä åý åïð éã ý 0ã ä ô üñã ýáã ïð Hñ 1å ã áã ý 2ïð ...

Page 62: ...y e g The call forwarding number appears on the display Scroll to ê 0ã ä ý ïð Confirm the selection This display appears first ê 0ã ä ý Then this display appears ã ý æ ãá ý ã å Press the on hook key or place the handset in the charging shell ã ýå ôýûúùø ê 0ã ä ý ïð ê 0ã ä ý ã ý æ ãá ã åN ...

Page 63: ...ng a call Scroll to ë ä 2ïð Confirm the selection Display ã ý äã ô P Dial the call number You are now connected to the 2nd us er 4 P Press the recall key and immediately dial the number of the user You are now connected to the 2nd us er Press the display key Display äåýã ý å ïð Confirm the question You are now connected once again to the 1st user 4 Press the recall key You are now connected once a...

Page 64: ...wer then press the on hook key to transfer the call or press the on hook key immediately 4 P Press the recall key and immediately dial the user s number Wait for the user to answer then press the on hook key or scroll to Transfer to transfer the call or press the on hook key immediately Press the display key Display äåýã ý å ïð Confirm the question 4 Press the recall key Note If the forwarded call...

Page 65: ...n two users Scroll to ïð Confirm the selection You are now once again connected to the 1st user Scroll to ïð Confirm the selection You are once again connected to the 2nd user äq Default code may be modified in the system Enter the code You can toggle between the users as often as you like by entering the code äq again Note Pressing the on hook key cancels the toggle function The two remaining use...

Page 66: ...d to the 2nd user Scroll to é á ïð Confirm the selection Display é á ôýûýæã åä You are now in a conference with 3 parties You can now add on additional users max 5 by repeating the procedure 4 P Press the recall key and immediately dial the user s number 4 Press the recall key z Default code may be modified in the system Enter the code for Conference The current number of users is dis played e g û...

Page 67: ... Version 3 0 End conference Option 1 Option 2 Press the display key Display äåýã ý å ïð Confirm the selection The conference is ended z Default code may be modified in the system Enter the code The conference is ended äå ã ý å ïð ...

Page 68: ...rmation beep indicates a successfully com pleted function 1 The error tone is audible in the event of a malfunction 1Activated by default Functions Ininter active mode In the service menu Standard code Accept call waiting Answer call from a second waiting party second call Call waiting without tone with tone Auto call waiting on off 55 87 87 490 490 Missed calls list see also page 58 Save call num...

Page 69: ...ed dialling Set up connections for other tele phones 67 Override Override a busy connection and speak 62 Reset services for own base Reset activated functions 0 Voice calling Communication with telephone partner via partner s loudspeaker in the telephone 80 Phone test 940 Flex call 508 Trace call Identify an external caller via the network provider The feature must be requested separately from Tel...

Page 70: ...ations 7 92 Trunk transferring enabling 43 Toggle Switch between two connections see also page 65 2 Open listening USA only 944 Logging on the handset not available in USA 942 DTMF dialling tone dialling Transmit DTMF signals 53 Night Service on off Diversion of all calls to a fixed desti nation 44 44 Park Unpark Hold call and resume at different telephones 56 56 Page search answer Locate person u...

Page 71: ...umber Assign other numbers to your own phone These numbers then appear in the display of the called party s telephone Prerequisite trunk connection is multi device connection not availa ble in USA 41 Answer group on off Signal calls from other telephones and answer calls on these tele phones 81 81 Hunt group group call activate deactivate Hunt group calls group call are no longer signalled to the ...

Page 72: ... code Protect against unauthorised use 66 66 93 Timed reminder enter delete Enter a unique date for the next 24 hours 46 46 Door opener via DTMF Enable disable Activate door opener feature by means of a code 89 89 Door opener via adapter box Activate the door opener feature from the telephone 61 Initiate transfer Call pickup directed Answer calls for another phone on your own phone 59 Call pickup ...

Page 73: ...USA on off 64 64 Retrieve an external call from common hold Transfer a call on hold to the assigned line 63 Central code lock 943 If activated consult your system administrator if necessary As of Version 3 0 Functions Ininter active mode In the service menu Standard code S S ...

Page 74: ...ded on the following pages When transmitting messages you can select predefined messages or enter your own1 texts You telephone system offers the following predefined mes sage texts2 with the associated message numbers Note Messages can only be sent internally and only to other handsets or optiset E telephones with display 1 As of Version 3 0 2 Default texts may be modified in the system 0 Please ...

Page 75: ...ll to the required default message or Message number Enter the message number 0 9 of the required default message or ýand Confirm the display and scroll to ë å ý ã ýå 1åïð Confirm the selection own message enter own message see Entering text page 29 Confirm the entry Display ï Confirm the entry e g First display åýå ýûGHú then ã ý æ ãá ý ã åN ý Press the on hook key or place the handset in the cha...

Page 76: ... number e g 4 Ný ôýé ä Confirm the selection Display 1åïð Confirm the selection e g Display e g Bä äå ý0ãäåä Confirm the setting Display ä S ãå ý åïð check when the message was sent Confirm the setting e g Display e g ãåôýüHôúûýå ã2 the date of another day can be speci fied instead of å ã2ý e g ãåôý ü ôHùýGøNGH Confirm the setting Scroll to one of the following 4 options Confirm the selection 4 Ný...

Page 77: ...s or enter customised1 texts for advisory mes sages You telephone system offers the following predefined mes sage texts 2 with the associated message numbers Advisory message 1 As of Version 3 0 2 Default texts may be modified in the system 0 Back on 5 Not available 1 Holiday until 6 Avail home 2 Away until 7 Contact 3 Out all day 8 Avail at 4 Out till noon 9 In room ...

Page 78: ...her users Try again later No radio connection possible to base sta tion ìã ýüýflashes The handset is out side the radio range of the base stations radio signal too weak The handset is not registered Excessive delay between synchronisa tion attempts Move into radio range change location Log on the handset Switch off handset and switch it back on again ìã ýü is displayed for example but no incoming ...

Page 79: ...peration Time duplex with a 10 ms frame length each Channel configura tion 1728 kHz Bit rate 1152 kbit s Modulation GFSK Voice encoding 32 kbit s ADPCM Transmit power 10 mW medium power 250 mW peak power Range outdoors approx 300 m indoors approx 50 m Operating times with fully charged battery see Charging and using the battery page 12f Permitted environ mental conditions for operation 5 C to 45 C...

Page 80: ...cting the headset The headset port is located above the receiver inset in Gigaset 3000 Micro See Fig 1 on page 3 Use a pointed object to carefully remove the rubber plug from the handset housing Insert the headset connector in the connection socket Headset accessories Fig 4 Headset ...

Page 81: ...play 9 Call charges 9 Call distribution 69 Call forwarding 68 deleting 62 saving 61 Call pickup directed 72 group 72 Call trace 69 Call waiting 68 Call transferring 64 Callback 71 deleting 57 68 Callback request storing 56 Cancelling functions 17 Character function digits 30 letters 29 Charging the battery 12 Cleaning charging shell 10 handset 10 Code functions 68 Conducting calls 23 Conference 66...

Page 82: ...andset volume 40 Headset 80 Hearing aids 2 Hunt group 71 I Input function digits 30 letters characters 29 text 29 Inserting a pause 33 Inserting the battery 11 Interactive menu 54 K Key beeps activating deactivating 41 function 39 Keypad locking 15 Keypad lock 15 Keys 16 L Lending the mobile phone 2 Letters characters entering 29 Lock code 72 Logging handset onto telephone system 20 M Main menu ov...

Page 83: ...view 39 Short cut calling up 53 saving 52 starting 53 Short Cuts 51 Short cuts menu 51 Short message service 74 Short ringer activating deactivating 41 Special characters entering 30 Speed dialling 70 Storing numbers 31 Structure of the menu 18 Suppress phone number 71 Switching between users 65 Switching functions interactive menu 54 overview 68 service menu 55 user interface 54 System administra...

Page 84: ... of an error When passing on the device enter the following telephone numbers Printed on recycled paper doing more for the environment Published by the Information and Communication Networks Hofmannstraße 51 D 81359 Munich Siemens Aktiengesellschaft Siemens AG 2001 All rights reserved Subject to availability Right of modification reserved Order No A31003 M1530 B850 54 7619 Printed in Germany BA 04...

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