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    s Issued by Information and Communication mobile Haidenauplatz 1 D-81667 Munich © Siemens AG 2001 All rights reserved. Subject to availability. Right of modification reserved. Printed in Germany. (09/2001) Siemens Aktiengesellschaft http://www.my-siemens.com Order no.A31008-G200-B101-1-7619 Be inspired User guide and saf ety inf ormation ! 5 h + ?[...]

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    2 G i g a s e t 2 0 0 , G B R , A 3 10 0 8 - G 2 0 0 - B 101- 1- 7 6 19 U M S C H L _ V.F M 2 8 . 0 9 . 01 Brief ov er view of the handset Display s ymbols and special c har acters  Star ( * ) R R k ey Hash (#) P Pau s e Hold down R ke y  Ke y loc k Phone list empty Star ke y Off-hook k ey Phone book key -P a g e d o w n - Activ ate/ deactiva[...]

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    3 G i g a s e t 2 0 0 , G B R , A 3 10 0 8 - G 2 0 0 - B 101- 1- 7 6 19 U M S C H L _ V.F M 2 8 . 0 9 . 01 Congr atulat ions on purc hasing your Siemens Gigaset! In order to be able to use y our phone with ease, read the f ollo wing pages to find out how it w orks.[...]

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    4 G i g a s e t 2 0 0 , G B R , A 3 10 0 8 - G 2 0 0 - B 101- 1- 7 6 19 U M S C H L _ V.F M 2 8 . 0 9 . 01 S afet y informat ion Use only the plug-in pow er supply unit pro vided , as indicated on the bot tom of the device. Use only appro ved, rec harg eable bat ter- ies of the same type . In other wor ds, ne ver use conv entional (non-rec hargeabl[...]

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    5 G i g a s e t 2 0 0 , G B R , A 3 10 0 8 - G 2 0 0 - B 101- 1- 7 6 19 4 10 _ J a k o b I V Z . f m 2 8 . 0 9 . 01 Cont ents Brief overview of the handset . . . . . . . 2 Safety information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Putting your phone into operation . . . . 6 Making a phone call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Calling . . . . . . . . . [...]

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    6 G i g a s e t 2 0 0 , G B R , A 3 10 0 8 - G 2 0 0 - B 101- 1- 7 6 19 VO R B E R E I . F M 2 8 . 0 9 . 01 P utting your phone into oper at ion Step 1: Connect up the base unit For the analog landline netw ork ● Insert the small connector of the power cable into the sock et. ● Insert the cable in the cable duct. ● Plug the 3-pin adaptor into[...]

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    7 G i g a s e t 2 0 0 , G B R , A 3 10 0 8 - G 2 0 0 - B 101- 1- 7 6 19 VO R B E R E I . F M 2 8 . 0 9 . 01 Step 2: Put the handset into oper ation Insert ing the batteries ● Insert the batteries with the correct polarity – see figure. ● P ut the low er end of the bat tery compartment cover in position (see arro w), and press against the _rib[...]

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    8 G i g a s e t 2 0 0 , G B R , A 3 10 0 8 - G 2 0 0 - B 101- 1- 7 6 19 VO R B E R E I . F M 2 8 . 0 9 . 01 Step 3: Place the handset on the base unit In order to mak e calls, you need to register y our hand- set with the base unit (to make it kno wn to it). The f ol- lowing te xt appears on the displa y: "SEARC H BA SE". P ut the handset[...]

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    9 G i g a s e t 2 0 0 , G B R , A 3 10 0 8 - G 2 0 0 - B 101- 1- 7 6 19 VO R B E R E I . F M 2 8 . 0 9 . 01 Recommended batteries Oper ating t imes/c harging times Nick el cadmium (NiCd) Nick el-metal h ybrid (NiMH) Sany o N-3U (700 mAh) Saf t RH 6 NiMH 1 30 0 (1 300 mAh) Mobile P o wer 700 (700 mAh) Pa nasonic HHR-1 1 0 AA (1 1 0 0 mAh) P anasonic[...]

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    10 G i g a s e t 2 0 0 , G B R , A 3 10 0 8 - G 2 0 0 - B 101- 1- 7 6 19 T E L E F . F M 2 8 . 0 9 . 01 Making a phone c all Calling # Enter the call number .  Pr ess the of f-hook k ey .  Pr ess the on-hook ke y to termi- nate the call or place the handset on the base unit. Ac cep t i n g a ca ll Y our phone rings (ringing tone).  Pr ess [...]

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    11 G i g a s e t 2 0 0 , G B R , A 3 10 0 8 - G 2 0 0 - B 101- 1- 7 6 19 T E L E F . F M 2 8 . 0 9 . 01 Displaying the c aller's number (CLIP) The pr erequisites f or this function are as f ollows: ● Y ou must have applied f or CLIP fr om your network pro vider . ● The netw ork pro vider must support call number display (CLIP). ● The cal[...]

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    12 G i g a s e t 2 0 0 , G B R , A 3 10 0 8 - G 2 0 0 - B 101- 1- 7 6 19 T E L E F . F M 2 8 . 0 9 . 01 Phone book The phone book   makes it easier to dial ten call numbers. A maximum of 22 digits are possible f or each entry . Storing a new entry  Open the phone book. 34 Select and confirm your desir ed item from the list. # Enter t[...]

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    13 G i g a s e t 2 0 0 , G B R , A 3 10 0 8 - G 2 0 0 - B 101- 1- 7 6 19 m o b i l t _ a n . f m 2 8 . 0 9 . 01 Regist ering the handset with the base unit In order to mak e calls with your handset, y ou need to register it with the base unit. T his happens automati- cally the first time y ou use a handset. Automatic registr ation: Gigaset 20 0 han[...]

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    14 G i g a s e t 2 0 0 , G B R , A 3 10 0 8 - G 2 0 0 - B 101- 1- 7 6 19 m o b i l t _ a n . f m 2 8 . 0 9 . 01 Manual registr at ion: Gigaset 20 0 handset to other GAP base units Step 1: P ut the base unit on standby f or registr ation (see the user guide f or the base unit). Step 2:  Open the menu. 3 REGISTER HS  Select and confirm. 3 GAP 1[...]

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    15 G i g a s e t 2 0 0 , G B R , A 3 10 0 8 - G 2 0 0 - B 101- 1- 7 6 19 M O B I LT . F M 2 8 . 0 9 . 01 S ettings of the handset Y ou can change the set tings of your handset to suit your r equirements. T he current set ting alw ay s has a chec k mark against it. V olumes and tunes Receiv er volume Ther e are three set tings f or the receiver volu[...]

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    16 G i g a s e t 2 0 0 , G B R , A 3 10 0 8 - G 2 0 0 - B 101- 1- 7 6 19 M O B I LT . F M 2 8 . 0 9 . 01 Changing the display langua ge The menu o vervie w pro vides orientation here (see page 24).  Open the menu. 3 LANGUAGE  Select and confirm. 3 ENGLISH  Select and confirm the desired language (e.g. English). Resett ing the handset to th[...]

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    17 G i g a s e t 2 0 0 , G B R , A 3 10 0 8 - G 2 0 0 - B 101- 1- 7 6 19 M O B I LT . F M 2 8 . 0 9 . 01 F actory def aults of the handset: Fun cti on Factor y default Receiv er vo lume 1 Ringing tone volume 3 Ringing tone tune 1 Display language Country-specific Redial list Deleted Phone book Deleted Key l ock Off Standby f or re gistration On[...]

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    18 G i g a s e t 2 0 0 , G B R , A 3 10 0 8 - G 2 0 0 - B 101- 1- 7 6 19 B AS I S S T . F M 2 8 . 0 9 . 01 S ettings of the base unit Normally , no changes are necessary to set tings in the base unit. Set tings in the base unit can be easily ch anged by using the mobile part if necessary . Prerequisit e: The handset must be r egistered with the bas[...]

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    19 G i g a s e t 2 0 0 , G B R , A 3 10 0 8 - G 2 0 0 - B 101- 1- 7 6 19 B AS I S S T . F M 2 8 . 0 9 . 01 P ulse/no-pulse r atio This function c hanges the pulse/no-pulse ratio (f or pulse signaling).  Pr ess the of f-hook k ey .  Open the menu. 3 PULSE P AUSE  Select and confirm. 3 2 - 1  Select and confirm the desired pulse/no-pulse [...]

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    20 G i g a s e t 2 0 0 , G B R , A 3 10 0 8 - G 2 0 0 - B 101- 1- 7 6 19 B AS I S S T . F M 2 8 . 0 9 . 01 Resett ing the base unit to the factory defaults The handset r emains registered when the base unit is rese t.  Pr ess the of f-hook k ey .  Open the menu. 3 BASE RESET  Select and confirm. 3 RESET YES?  Select and confirm. The bas[...]

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    21 G i g a s e t 2 0 0 , G B R , A 3 10 0 8 - G 2 0 0 - B 101- 1- 7 6 19 A n h a . f m 2 8 . 0 9 . 01 Appendix Caring for y our phone Wipe the base unit and handset with a damp cloth or antistatic cloth. Never use a dry cloth. T here is a risk of static char ge. T roubleshooting Should your phone not be doing what y ou want it to do, try to solve t[...]

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    22 G i g a s e t 2 0 0 , G B R , A 3 10 0 8 - G 2 0 0 - B 101- 1- 7 6 19 A n h a . f m 2 8 . 0 9 . 01 Range The r ange outdoors when there ar e no obstructions is around 200 m. Indoors, ranges of up to 30 m are pos- sible. If you e xceed the r ange, the f ollo wing message appears on the displa y: "SEARCH B ASE". Guar antee O ver the guar[...]

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    23 G i g a s e t 2 0 0 , G B R , A 3 10 0 8 - G 2 0 0 - B 101- 1- 7 6 19 A n h a . f m 2 8 . 0 9 . 01 Se rv ic e Y our Gigaset is intended for operation in y our country , as depicted on the underside of the base unit. Country-specific f eat ures ha ve been tak en into account. The conf ormit y of the de vice with the essential requir ements of the[...]

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    24 G i g a s e t 2 0 0 , G B R , A 3 10 0 8 - G 2 0 0 - B 101- 1- 7 6 19 M enu.fm 28.09.0 1 Menu ov er view Y ou can select a menu function more quickly if , rather than paging through the menu, y ou simply press the rele vant k ey s when the device is in the idle state. Examples: To s e t t h e handset , press  and then call . = display languag[...]

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    25 G i g a s e t 2 0 0 , G B R , A 3 10 0 8 - G 2 0 0 - B 101- 1- 7 6 19 M enu.fm 28.09.0 1 Settings of the base unit: * Not av ailable in all countries / / 5 _ HS RESET 5 _ 0 RESET NO? 5 _ 1 RESET YES? 0 0 6 _ REGISTER HS 6 _ 1 BASE 6 _ 2 GAP 1 6 _ 3 GAP 2     1 _ DIAL MODE 1 _ 1 TONE 1 _ 2 PULSE - - 2 _ TBR 2 _ 80 MS 80 MS 2 _ [..] MS[...]

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    26 G i g a s e t 2 0 0 , G B R , A 3 10 0 8 - G 2 0 0 - B 101- 1- 7 6 19 4 10 _ J a k o b S I X . f m 2 8 . 0 9 . 01 Index A Acknowledgment tone 11, 19 Activating automatic attenuation equalization 19 key lock 11 Answering a call 10 Automatic attenuation equalization 19 Automatic registration 13 B Base unit connecting up 6 resetting to factory defa[...]

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    27 G i g a s e t 2 0 0 , G B R , A 3 10 0 8 - G 2 0 0 - B 101- 1- 7 6 19 4 10 _ J a k o b S I X . f m 2 8 . 0 9 . 01 M Manual registration 13 Medical equipment 4 Menu overview 24 Multifrequency signaling method 18 N Network provider 11 New entry (phone book) 12 Number, see call number 11 O Operating times 9 Operation, putting your phone into 6 P Pa[...]