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LEDs and buttons

There are two LEDs and a black button on the front of the Gigas-

et M101 Data unit.

Both button functions

Setting a Basis to logon mode

Press the button on a powered base-type device for 10 seconds.

The two LEDs blink in sequence, thus indicating that the device

is in logon mode. Logon mode is automatically deactivated after

successful logon or after 10 minutes: the blinking stops.

Resetting the device to the factory default

Press and hold down the button on the device that has been dis-

connected from the mains. Connect the device to the power

supply while holding the button down. LED 2 lights up after 10

seconds. This LED goes out in another 10 seconds indicating

that the reset operation has been successful. The button can

then be released.

LED 1: Gigaset M101 Data status

LED 1 indicates stand-by mode:

LED 2: data transfer

LED 2 indicates the status of the transmission route on the

V.24/RS232 interface:

LED 1 blinks

The station is searching for the part-

ner or has not been registered.

LED 1 is constantly il-

luminated

The partner was found, the transmis-

sion route is on stand-by.

LED 2 off

No data transfer

LED 2 flickers

Data transfer active

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Summary of Contents for Gigaset M 101 Data

Page 1: ...1 Data s The cordless V 24 RS232 interface for PCs modems and other equipment Operating instruction Please read the safety precautions outlined in these operating instructions before putting the unit into service ...

Page 2: ...2 The most important menus Setting the operating mode Registering a Gigaset M101 Data Starting the program ...

Page 3: ...RS232 cable 1 male 2 female 5 Mains power supply socket for plug type AC adapter Legend Front 1 Operating LED illuminated when power supply is active see LEDs and buttons on page 19 2 Data LED illuminated during data transfer operations 3 Reset key ...

Page 4: ...pper section connecting to the PC 13 Lower section radio connection 13 Operating mode tab 14 Setting the operating mode 14 Special settings for Direct connection mode 15 Local station tab 15 Changing a name 15 Changing a station type 15 Registering an extension station 17 De registering a extension station 18 Partner station tab 18 Changing the name 18 Changing the PIN 18 LEDs and buttons 19 Both ...

Page 5: ...33 MAC and other operating systems 33 Meaning of local station and remote station 33 Meaning of base and extension 33 Meaning of local remote 33 Support 34 Updates and news on the Internet 34 Notes on sending faxes directly from the PC 34 Configuration management 35 Problems with application programs 35 Hardware problems PC modem ISDN TA 36 Miscellaneous 37 Updates and news on the Internet Visit o...

Page 6: ...Gigaset M101 Data only replaces a serial ca ble malfunctions of this kind can also occur here If such a problem occurs check the status of your modem and if applicable reset it In the case of one sided interruption of the mains supply or complete interruption of your Gigaset M101 Data s hop the interface s status lines are reset to the initial status in the partner station within 2 minutes a modem...

Page 7: ...is is usually the lokale Station All Gigaset M101 units are Basis type stations by default When the device is configured for the first time the Gigaset M101 Data connected to the PC automatically switches to a Teilnehmer type station The Teilnehmer station must be reg istered at the Basis station Every Gigaset M101 Data can be operated either as a lokale Sta tion or as a Partnerstation Safety prec...

Page 8: ...et M101 Data into service the peripheral device that you want to operate as a cordless unit modem PABX must be configured at the COM port on the PC side since it is to be used for transferring data For information on configuration see the appropri ate documentation on the peripheral device and your computer s operating system This configuration is par ticularly necessary for plug play installation...

Page 9: ...message No Gigaset M101 Data connected Confirm this message with OK Terminate the configuration program with OK this con cludes the installation operation Check installation is successful The following errors can occur during installation If no errors occur all files are installed in the selected language version and your PC contains a Gigaset M101 Data program group This contains the Set Gigaset ...

Page 10: ...101 Data to the V 24 RS232 interface of the PC COM port Some V 24 plugs have a plastic pro trusion and cannot be properly arrested If this is the case use the cable supplied as an extension Connect both stations to the plug type AC adapters C39280 Z4 C59 C39280 Z4 C168 and insert these adapt ers in 230 V AC 50 Hz sockets You can now perform initial configuration see Initial configura tion on page ...

Page 11: ...program during initial configuration 7 Press and hold down the black button on the Gigaset M101 Data Basis station not connected to the PC for approx 10 seconds until the LEDs indicate by blinking in sequence that the system is ready for registration 8 Click OK The registration procedure starts and the mes sage The Teilnehmer logs on at the required Basis if this is ready for registration Ensure t...

Page 12: ...d finally Set Gigaset The configuration program offers a dialog box entitled Proper ties of Gigaset M101 Data which contains the four tabs Connec tion Operating mode Local station and Partner station A number of special fields are also provided for special inputs The buttons The following four operating buttons are available for each tab in the dialog box OK Cancel Apply and Help These buttons hav...

Page 13: ...o the PC As soon as the program finds a station or identifies the manually selected interface it sends it the configuration command via the control lines The station is thus switched to configuration status This is indicated by the Status display in the dialog box Gigaset M101 Data can only be configured under these condi tions At the end of the program your Gigaset M101 Data will automatically sw...

Page 14: ...ent purposes Direct connection The transmission parameters for the PC s COM port are manually set at the compu ter without automatic baud rate or data for mat recognition This is always useful if the device at the Partnerstation does not sup port baud rate or data format recognition as performed by conventional modems e g in the case of a second PC AT commands lokalen Station PC page 33 Automatic ...

Page 15: ...changes only permitted values are accepted in the individual fields even for manual inputs Local station tab Changing a name The purpose of station names is to provide a rapid overview The lokale Station must be called PC The Partnerstations should if possible be named after the peripheral device connected e g Modem Station names can be changed in the name field in which you change or enter the na...

Page 16: ... connection between two PCs In this case it may be useful to change the type of a station Or you can implement more than one Partner station in order to control a second PC or the modem alternate ly It may be necessary to change the station type in the case of a Gigaset M101 Data Ensure that the correct station is connected locally Select Change station type The change is performed in the backgrou...

Page 17: ... dialog box appears An existing registered device in the Registered stations win dow must first be deleted This is done in the Partner station tab see Resetting the device to the factory default on page 19 Once deleted Free registration location appears in the win dow Click Register The following window appears when the base station has been set to the factory default Click OK ...

Page 18: ...ing the Partnerstation that is not connected to the PC The registration must be performed first so that the two Gigaset M101 Data devices can communicate the Partner station tab only becomes operational after registra tion on the Local station tab Changing the name As for lokalen Station see Changing a name on page 15 Changing the PIN Check whether the correct station is addressed Only Basis sta t...

Page 19: ...n on the device that has been dis connected from the mains Connect the device to the power supply while holding the button down LED 2 lights up after 10 seconds This LED goes out in another 10 seconds indicating that the reset operation has been successful The button can then be released LED 1 Gigaset M101 Data status LED 1 indicates stand by mode LED 2 data transfer LED 2 indicates the status of ...

Page 20: ...on There must be a 220 230 V AC 50 Hz power socket in the vicin ity The Gigaset M101 Data should not be installed in the immediate vicinity of other electronic devices such as hi fi systems office equipment or microwave ovens otherwise there is a risk of mu tual interference Place the Gigaset M101 Data unit on a level non slip surface The device feet do not normally leave any unsightly marks How e...

Page 21: ...80 MHz to 1900 MHz Duplex system Time division multiplex 10 ms frame length Channel spacing 1728 kHz Modulation GFSK Voice coding 32 kbit s Transmitted power 10 mW average rating per channel Range up to 300 m outdoors up to 50 m indoors Power supply Base station 220 230 V 50 Hz plug type AC adapter Power consumption base station Stand by mode approx 3 W Data transfer mode approx 5 W Permissible am...

Page 22: ...a Transmit data 2 3 RI 125 Ring Indicator Incoming call 22 9 9 pole SubD socket RI 9 CTS 8 RTS 7 DSR 6 5 GND 4 DTR 3 TxD 2 RxD 1 DCD 25 pin plug based on CCITT 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 109 DCD 102 GND 107 DSR 106 CTS 105 RTS 104 RxD 103 TxD 108 DTR 125 RI GND Transmitter PC with 9 pole SubD socket RxD RTS 7 CTS 8 TxD RxD 2 RTS CTS GND 5 TxD 3 Receiving PC w...

Page 23: ...ion between this interface and the modem On the modem side the functions generated by the PC must also be created for the serial interface On the radio link data is transferred according to a radio protocol that has nothing to do with the serial interface If a device which cannot detect transmission parameters in the same way as a modem is connected to the Partnerstation Di rect connection is sele...

Page 24: ... Gigaset 1 and Gigaset 2 Change to the Local station tab and click Change station type your Gigaset 1 is now a base Exit the configuration program and connect Gigaset 3 to the COM port Now start the Gigaset M101 Data Set Gigaset configuration program and switch to the Local station tab Click Change sta tion type Gigaset 3 is now an Teilnehmer Press the black button on Gigaset 1 station type curren...

Page 25: ...g a null modem cable2 This accel erates fault detection and clearance If this is not possible the precise configuration should be observed Gigaset M101 Data can be set to a fixed baud rate direct connection 115 200 bps with HW handshake 2 3 1 COM Teilnehmer Basis Teilnehmer Basis V 24 V 24 DECT PC 64 kbit s Gigaset M101 Gigaset 2 Gigaset Analog Modem analog oder ISDN V 24 Telefon Anschluß Gigaset ...

Page 26: ...1 Open the terminal program The first step is to open a terminal program on both PCs e g Win95 HyperTerminal via Hypertrm exe and to ensure that the correct COM port is being accessed Set up a direct connection via COMx COM 1 is selected in the example Then set the interface speed ...

Page 27: ...ogram at one of the PCs Select Settings Control Panel in the Start list under Win95 to open the Control Panel window Click the System icon you should now see the System Properties window Select the Device Manager tab This folder contains a Modem icon double click this icon to expand the branch The setting Null modem cable at COMx should be available Select the ap propriate COM port for your config...

Page 28: ...Advanced tab Click OK to exit each window 3 Test the baud rate setting Open the direct cable connection program via Start Programs Accessories If this icon is missing you may have to reinstall the appro priate software from the Win 95 system CD This can be done by selecting Control Panel Add Remove Programs Windows Setup Communications Details Di rect Cable Connection ...

Page 29: ...lect Modify under Settings and activate Guest Enter the port e g Null Modem Cable at COM 1 To enable access by the other PC the host controlling and guest accessing as well as the file and print sharing option must be activated ...

Page 30: ...ring in the sub window Set the parameters here If a modification was made new drivers are loaded and Windows must be restarted If file and print sharing was already activated the computer does not need to be restarted Otherwise restart your com puter ...

Page 31: ...itled Direct Cable Connection with the status Accessing 1 s The message CLIENT should appear a number of times in the terminal program of the connected PC If this is not the case repeat this procedure on another PC If the message Client does not appear try the following Close the Direct Cable Connection window Activate the task manager via CTRL ALT DEL Se lect the task Rnaapp and end it by clickin...

Page 32: ...can re lease files for processing by the other PC via the File Manager Explorer To do this start up Windows Explorer Select the appropriate folder and then click File1 Properties The following mask containing the tabs General and Sharing ap pears Assign rights for the other PC users on your hard disk or set a password to prevent access Files that support sharing are identified as follows 1 Error i...

Page 33: ...connected to the correct device To do this we rec ommend that you place a sticker e g marked modem or PC un der the Gigaset M101 Data unit so that the correct device is con nected later Meaning of lokale Station and Partnerstation These designations are used for assigning names and indicating stations in data traffic Local station refers to the station that undertakes all configuration operations ...

Page 34: ...ing faxes directly from the PC You may encounter problems if your PC program uses Class 1 fax mode Class 1 does not support any delays in signal runt imes which are necessary for switching to radio mode Class 2 mode on the other hand is not as sensitive as Class 1 However interference can still occur due to a bad radio link If you have problems with this setting start the configuration pro gram an...

Page 35: ...00 See Register ing an Teilnehmer station on page 17 The PIN entered is rejected The PIN entered does not match the valid PIN If you have forgotten the current PIN reset the Gigaset M101 Data unit to the factory default The default PIN is 0000 See Resetting the device to the fac tory default on page 19 Fault Cause Solution PC PC direct cable connection under WIN95 cannot be config ured or is not w...

Page 36: ... with AT Hayes Configure Gigaset M101 Data in direct mode e g with 9600 8 N 1 In the case of the system the baud rate is switched with an in ternal command set that is not compatible with AT Hayes None ELSA TagGo2000 ISDN con figuration not possible Configure the modem with a di rectly connected serial cable The ELSA TanGo 2000 terminal adapter cannot be used under AOL No appropriate modem profile...

Page 37: ...ars Move Gi gaset M101 Data further away from the monitor A slight humming can be heard in the loudspeakers connected to the sound card when Gigaset M101 Data is active DECT HF wanted signal is de modulated by the analog com ponents of the sound card or the amplifiers of active speakers and thus produces a humming sound Move Gigaset M101 Data along the longitudinal axis until the in terference dis...

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