Gigaset Gigaset 100 User manual

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Operating Manual
and Safety Precautions !
The digital cordless
DECT telephone

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Brief overview
Displays
Special displays
Base station symbolCLift handset
4Save
J* character ____ Keypad lock
@# character ª
Handset ready for
registration
PRecall key ª Handset searching
for registered base
1Pause «Handset found
base that is ready for
registration
_Memory empty
Keypad lock
– Lock on/off
hold down to
activate / de-ac-
tivate!
Redial
Handset key
– Accept/end call
– Dial call number
(when have digits
already stored)
Dial pause
–Holddown!
Speed dialling
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Base station
symbol
–Constant:
ready for dial-
ling/receiving
calls
–Flashing: no
Connection to
base station
Recall key
–ForPABXsand
select carrier
services
Memory key
– For saving
– For settings

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Safety precautions
•Only use the power supply unit supplied as indicated
at the rear side of the base unit.
• Only use the battery supplied or the approved battery ty-
pe (see page 7).
• Do not install in the immediate vicinity of other devices
e.g. stereo system, television, office equipment or micro-
wave, as they could affect each other.
• Medical equipment can be affected by the handset.
• The handset can cause an unpleasant humming sound in
hearing aids.
• Do not hold the handset to your ear when it is ringing (in-
coming ring tone).
• Do not install the handset in bathrooms or showers.
• Do not operate the handset in environments where there
is risk of explosion (e.g. paint shops).
• Dispose of batteries and the telephone in an environmen-
tally friendly manner and in accordance with the relevant
legislation.
• Ensure that the operating instructions are included when
passing on your Gigaset 100 to a third party.
• The handset’s battery compartment features the following
diagram:
–hOperate battery type in accordance with these
operating instructions.
– Ensure correct battery connector polarity (red cable:
plus pole, black cable: minus pole), otherwise the hand-
set will not work properly. Incorrect polarity can damage
the handset and battery.

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Putting the telephone into service
Step 1: Connecting the base station
First of all, connect your base station to the telephone jack
and the mains supply.
If you do not want to use the telephone cable supplied,
ensure that you use either a straightforward extension cable
or a telephone cable with 3/4 connector assignment,
otherwise your Gigaset 100 will not function correctly.
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• Insert the rectangular
connector provided on
the telephone cable into the socket.
• Place the cable in the cable duct.
• Insert telephone jack into telephone socket.
220 V/
230 V
• Insert small round connector of
the power cable into the socket.
• Place the cable in the cable duct
(for strain relief).
• Insert the power supply unit into
the wall socket.
Telephone
jack*

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Putting the telephone into service
Step 2: Inserting the battery
• Insert the battery connector in to the socket (see inset); it
must lock securely into place.
• Place the battery in the battery compartment.
• Insert the battery cable in the clip provided.
• Slide the cover into the battery compartment and push
forward until it clicks into place. To open the cover, lift it
up.
The display is protected by a film.
Please remove protective film.
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• Only use approved batteries.
• Never use non-Siemens charging units as these
can damage the batteries.

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Putting the telephone into service
Step 3: Registering the handset at the base station
Before you can make or receieve telephone calls you need
to register the handset at the base station.
Place the handset in the base station and
leave it there until registration is complete.
The registration display will appear. This may
take up to 5 minutes depending on the
charge level of the battery.
The . symbol will flash on the display.
Unplug the power supply unit (220V/230V)
from the mains socket.
The handset must remain in the base sta-
tion. Plug the power supply unit back into
the mains socket.
After about 90 seconds the symbol will
stop flashing and the normal standby display
will appear. The handset is now registered at
this base station.
Make sure the base station is connected to the
power supply (Step 1) and the battery is inserted
in the handset (Step 2).
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Putting the telephone into service
Step 4: Charging the battery
The battery supplied is not charged.
To charge the battery, place the handset in
the base station. For the first charging we
recommend a continuous charging time for
at least 16 hours. You can then make calls.
Step 5: Setting short flash time (100ms) for the
signalling key
A short flash time (100ms) is required to operate the recall
key. Press the following keys to set the flash time:
1KdK
Battery information
Handset operating times/charging time
Power consumption in standby mode
Approved battery
Batteries are available from your stockist or via the Internet,
from Siemens Service Shop at:
http://www.siemens.siemens.ie/shop; alternatively see also
last page.
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• Once the first charging operation is completed, you can
replace the handset in the base station after any call.
• The batteries warm up during charging - this is normal
and not a cause for concern.
Capacity Standby
time Ta l k t i m e Charging time
300 (mAh) up to 100 h up to 10 h approx. 16 h
No charging approx. 1.7 watts
While charging approx. 2.1 watts
Nickel-cadmium (NiCd)
Type 1a (300 mAh)V30145-K1310-X147 NiCd

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Making calls
Making a call
7Enter the call number.
1Press the handset key. A connection is set
up. The icon
Cappears on the display.
Did you enter the wrong number by
mistake? If so, then press the handset key
1twice.
.
Ending a call
1Press the handset key. The icon
Cdisap-
pears from the display;
or
place the handset in the base station.
The connection is cleared down.
Accepting a call
1Press the handset key. The connection is
set up.
Redialling a number
The last call number dialled is saved.
)Dial the call number.
1Press the handset key. The connection is
set up.
You can also dial a number by pressing the handset key first
and then entering the relevant digits.
You can use the recall key ,to insert a pause (hold the
key down). This may be necessary for international calls or
when dialling in to automatic announcement services.
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Making calls
Saving/changing a call number (speed dialling)
You can save up to 10 telephone numbers as speed dialling
digits and dial them at the push of a button.
KPress the memory key followed by the
speed dialling key.
e.g. dEnter the speed dialling digit (0 to 9).
7Enter the call number.
KSave the speed dialling digit. You will hear
the confirmation beep.
Speed dialling
Press the speed dialling key.
e.g. dSelect the speed dialling digit (0 to 9).
1Press the handset key. The connection is
set up.
Cost-effective telephony
You can use the network access numbers of various provi-
ders to minimise costs (Call-by-Call*), depends on the offe-
ring of the service provider. Like a call number, these
numbers can be saved as speed dialling digits (0 to 9).
You can, however, also dial the network access or call num-
bers as usual.
• Network access using a speed dialling digit
Hold down the speed dialling key.The speed
dial memory location "0" with the network
access number is automatically displayed.
71Enter the user’s call number and dial the
complete number via the handset keypad.
The speed dialling digit "0" is automatically activated by
holding down number with the identification the speed dial-
ling key. We therefore recommend assigning a frequently
dialled number to "0" (e.g. a network access number).
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Cost-effective telephoning
• "Linking" or chaining of multiple speed dialling digits
You can link multiple access numbers and call numbers
that have been saved as speed dialling numbers.
Hold down the speed dialling key.
e.g. dMemory location "0" with the network
access number is displayed.
Press the speed dialling key once more.
e.g. Select the speed dialling digit (0 to 9) for a
user. The network access number and the
call number are chained and displayed.
1Press the handset key. The connection is
set up.
Settings
Handset volume
You can set the handset volume to any of three levels.
KYActivate the function.
e.g. DKChange the volume (levels 1 to 3) and save.
Ringer volume
You have three volumes to choose from.
KGActivate the function – the ringer sounds.
e.g. cK Change the ringer volume (levels 1 to 3) and
save.
Further access numbers can be saved as speed dialling
numbers (0 to 9).
To use them press and then the relevant speed dialling
key.