Gigaset 1054isdn User manual

Gigaset 1054 isdn, GBR: A30853-X200-B101-51-76191054ITIT.FM
10.06.1999
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User Instructions
8 mobile units
can be connected.
2 corded terminals
can be connected.
Multicell capability
Direct dialing in
Cordless Digital DECT Telephone System
for EURO-ISDN Basic Connections
Gigaset 1054isdn
Attention:
Please read these User Instructions and
safety instructions before using this equipment!

Gigaset 1054 isdn, GBR: A30853-X200-B101-51-76191054ITIT.FM
10.06.1999
Guide for Quick installation
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Installation steps for the Gigaset 1054isdn
1. Please read the Safety Instructions before starting (page 7).
2. Install the base station first (page 11).
3. Insert the battery in the mobile unit and charge as needed (page 15).
4. Register the mobile unit on base station (page 20 or 24).
Your Gigaset 1054isdn is now ready for use.
Preparation for using the ISDN-Functions
1. Please read the information for the ISDN connection (page 9).
2. Enter the multiple subscriber numbers (page 33 or 93).
3. Set the ring allocation (page 75 & 136).
You are now ready to use ISDN features.
Steps for installing the accessory devices
1. Connect the telephone, fax machine or
intercom (page 26).
2. Set the correct device type (page 74 &. 134).
Your device is now ready for use.

Gigaset 1054 isdn, GBR: A30853-X200-B101-51-76191054ITIT.FM
10.06.1999
Overview Figures
Standard Mobile Unit 1000S
Comfort Mobile Unit 1000C
Explanation
1Handset
2Display
3Number redial key
4Save key
5Speed dial key
6Key pad
7Internal key
8Signal key
9ON/OFF/LOCK key
10 Phone key
11 Microphone
12 Star key
13 Pound key
14 Ringer speaker
15 Battery compartment cover
Front view Back view
Carry clip
11
14
15
Explanation
1Handset
2Display (backlit)
3Dialog key
4Dialog key
5Menu key
6Key pad (alphanumeric)
7Internal key
8Signal key
9ON/OFF/LOCK key
10 Phone key
11Microphone
12 Star key
13 Pound key
14 Ringer speaker
15 Battery compartment cover
Front view Back view
Carry clip
15
14
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Gigaset 1054 isdn, GBR: A30853-X200-B101-51-7619
1054ITIT.FM
10.06.1999
Overview Figures
Front view Back view
ARegistration key: BNon-cordless auxiliary device
Used to register mobile subscribers with the call number 0
-lights when the AC power CNon-cordless auxiliary device
adapter is connected with the call number 9
-blinks during registration procedure DConnector socket for
Euro-ISDN base connection
The lamp is identical to the
registration key! EConnector socket for AC power
adapter C39280-Z4-C65
Base Station Gigaset 1054isdn
Explanation
Front view
Back view
A
B
C
D
E
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Table of Contents
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Gigaset 1054 isdn, GBR: A30853-X200-B101-51-7619
10.06.1999
Guide for quick installation
Overview figures
Safety Instruction
Installation
The Equipment ............................................................................................................................8
System Code ...............................................................................................................................8
Important Information for the Euro-ISDN Connection .................................................................9
Base Station
Contents of Package ................................................................................................................. 10
Accessories ...............................................................................................................................10
Tips for Setting up your Base Station ........................................................................................ 11
Assembly / Connecting the Base Station .................................................................................. 12
Connection Options at the Base Station ...................................................................................14
Default Setting of the Base Station ...........................................................................................14
Mobile Units
Information for Wearers of Hearing Aids ...................................................................................15
Inserting and Charging the Batteries .........................................................................................15
Assembling the Carry Clip on the Mobile Unit .......................................................................... 16
Important Information for using the Batteries ...........................................................................16
Standard Mobile Unit
Display .......................................................................................................................................17
ON- OFF-, LOCK modes ............................................................................................................ 18
Changing Modes ....................................................................................................................... 19
Registrating a Standard Mobile Unit at a Base Station ..............................................................20
Comfort Mobile Unit
Display .......................................................................................................................................21
ON-OFF-LOCK Mode .................................................................................................................22
Changing the Mode ................................................................................................................... 23
Registrating the Comfort Mobile Unit at a Base Station ............................................................24
Viewing your Internal Numbers .................................................................................................25
Non-Cordless Devices
Connector Socket ...................................................................................................................... 26
Connecting Telephones .............................................................................................................26
Connecting Non-Cordless Devices (other than telephones) ......................................................26
Connection Examples for Intercoms TFE ..................................................................................27
For a quick overview of the most improtant functions please see starting on Seite177
"Quick start guide for the standard and comfort mobile phones and accessory devices."
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