Siemens 200 Cordless Telephone User Manual
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1. a gt w A Ae SSA ASA a 1 24 Gigaset 200 GBR A31008 G200 B101 1 7619 Menu fm 28 09 01 G 5_JHS RESET 5_ NO I 5_1 RESET YES 6_JREGISTER HS 6_1 BASE 6_2 GAP 1 6_ 3 GAP 2 Settings of the base unit CIO 1_1 1 2 y us 2_ TBR 2_ 80 MS 80 MS 2_ MS 2_ 600 5 600 MS y 3_JBASERESET 31 RESET NO 32 RESET YES v aey 4_JPULSE PAUSE 415 215 1 _2 1 2 1 ous 5 0 6 5 1 Not available in all countries 25 Gigaset 200 GBR A31008 G200 B101 1 7619 410_JakobSIX fm 28 09 01 Index A D Acknowledgment tone 11 19 Deactivating Activating automatic attenuation automatic attenuation equalization 19 equalization 19 key lock 11 key lock 11 Dialing 10 Answering a call 10 Display 2 Automatic attenuation Display language 16 equalization 19 Display symbols 2 Automatic registration 13 E B Entry phone book 12 Base unit Error tone 11 19 connecting up 6 resetting to factory F B defaults 20 Factory defaults atteries f of the base unit 20 charging 5 f the handset 16 inserting 7 oe recommended batteries 9 Flash times 18 Brief overview 2 G C GAP base units 14 Call Guarantee 22 answering 10 terminating 10 H Call number Hand2. method Factory default Multifrequency signaling method Press the off hook key The following appears on the display Open the menu DIAL MODE Confirm PULSE Select and confirm your desired signaling method or TONE select and confirm gt Press the on hook key If you hold down the key you automati cally have multifrequency signaling for the subsequent call Flash times R key This function allows you to change the set flash time factory default see page 20 Press the off hook key Open the menu TBR Select and confirm 180 MS Select and confirm the desired flash time 80 100 120 180 250 300 or 600 ms JORIA Press the on hook key 8 Gigaset 200 GBR A31008 G200 B101 1 7619 BASISST FM 28 09 01 Pulse no pulse ratio This function changes the pulse no pulse ratio for pulse signaling Press the off hook key Open the menu PULSE PAUSE Select and confirm 2 1 Select and confirm the desired pulse no pulse ratio Press the on hook key vV 99904 Deactivating and reactivating automatic attenuation equalization If a device is delivered with automatic attenuation equalization automatic attenuation equalization is always activated on delivery and should normally remain activated Automatic attenuation equalization can be deactivated in the following exceptional case when y
3. be made avail able via the company hotline C 0682 23 Gigaset 200 GBR A31008 G200 B101 1 7619 Menu fm 28 09 01 Menu overview You can select a menu function more quickly if rather than paging through the menu you simply press the relevant keys when the device is in the idle state Examples To set the handset press 2 and then call Ge display language You select the desired language by paging through the menu and confirming it with the key To set the base unit press and then call 7 signaling method You select the desired signaling method by paging through the menu and confirming it with the key You then press the 5 key O If the language 4 _ 15 is set the numeric JL values 1 _ 1 contained the menu over view appear on the display Settings of the handset 1 5 VOL SET LEVEL 1 SET LEVEL 2 SET LEVEL 3 w N SET LEVEL 1 SET LEVEL 2 SET LEVEL 3 SET LEVEL 4 v ws 2_ RINGER VOL gt wl rm OR _ IMELODY MELODY 1 MELODY 2 MELODY 3 MELODY 4 MELODY 5 o e w w w GT lt GERMAN 4 9 NORWEGIAN ENGLISH 4_ 10 SWEDISH FRENCH 4_ ITALIAN 4 12 CZECH SPANISH 4 13 5 PORTUGUESE 4_14 TURKISH DUTCH 4_15 4_15 DANISH G eny 4_JLANGUAGE co SI
4. charging status of the batteries is only displayed correctly after an uninterrupted charging discharging process You should therefore avoid opening the battery compartment unnecessarily Gigaset 200 GBR A31008 G200 B101 1 7619 Recommended batteries VORBEREI FM 28 09 01 Nickel cadmium Nickel metal hybrid NiCd NiMH Sanyo N 3U Saft RH 6 NIMH 1300 700 mAh 1300 mAh Mobile Power 700 Panasonic HHR 110 AA 700 mAh 1100 mAh Panasonic 600 DT Panasonic Pro 1500 600 mAh 1500 mAh Emmerich 700 Sanyo HR 3U 700 mAh 1600 mAh GP GP130 AAHC 1300 mAh Varta Phone Power 1300 mAh Emmerich 1300 1300 mAh Operating times charging times Capa Standby time Talk time Charging city hours hours time mAh hours 700 Up to 200 8 days Over 10 Approx 5 1200 to 320 13 days Over 17 Approx 9 1600 Up to 400 16 days 23 Approx 12 IL recommend an uninte The first time you charge the batteries we rrupted charging time as specified in the table regardless of the charging status displayed The charging capacity of the batteries decreas es as the years go by due to technical reasons Gigaset 200 GBR A31008 G200 B101 1 7619 TELEFFM 28 09 01 Making a phone call Calling Enter the call number Press the off hook key gt Press the on hook key to termi nate the call or CADO
5. place the handset on the base unit You can also press the off hook key G first and then enter the call number each digit is selected immediately You press the on hook key gt to cancel dialing You can use the key to enter a dialing pause hold it down This is important for foreign connections for example Hio Accepting a call Your phone rings ringing tone Press the off hook key to accept the call Redialing Your handset automatically saves the last five call numbers selected 69 Press the redial key The redial list appears Select the desired call number Press the off hook key the call number is dialed Gigaset 200 GBR A31008 G200 B101 1 7619 TELEFFM 28 09 01 Displaying the caller s number CLIP The prerequisites for this function are as follows You must have applied for CLIP from your network provider The network provider must support call number display CLIP The call number must be transmitted when the caller calls When a call is made O J the call number appears on the display 523031230 example If the call number consists of more than twelve digits an omission mark appears at the beginning of the line If the call number is not displayed the following appear ass If you have not applied for CLIP If the display of the number is sup pressed by the caller or if the caller has not app
6. provider Gigaset 200 GBR A31008 G200 B101 1 7619 mobilt_an fm Registering the handset with the base unit In order to make calls with your handset you need to register it with the base unit This happens automati cally the first time you use a handset 28 09 01 Only one handset be registered at any one time Automatic registration Gigaset 200 handset to Gigaset 200 base unit To find out how to register your handset with the base unit i e make it known to it refer to Step 3 after see page 8 Manual registration Gigaset 200 handset to Gigaset 200 base unit Manual registration is necessary when Automatic registration is not completed successfully The handset provided is replaced Step 1 Open the menu REGISTER HS Select and confirm BASE Confirm Step 2 Place the handset on the base unit After being successfully registered with the base unit the handset returns to the idle state Gigaset 200 GBR A31008 G200 B101 1 7619 mobilt_an fm 28 09 01 Manual registration Gigaset 200 handset to other GAP base units Step 1 Put the base unit on standby for registration see the user guide for the base unit Step 2 Open the menu REGISTER HS Select and confirm GAP 1 Select and confirm PIN appears on the display Ms Enter the registration PIN max 8 digits of the GAP base unit that is on standby for registrati
7. Putting the phone into operation ssued by nformation 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 1 7619 1008 G200 B101 SIEMENS Be inspired Gigaset 200 User guide and safety information A Gigaset 200 GBR A31008 G200 B101 1 7619 UMSCHL_V FM 28 09 01 Brief overview of the handset List item Indicates the list item for an entry Phone book ke Open phone SIEMENS book Call list item 0 hold down Open redial list Off hook ke Answer call On hook key Dial call Terminate number call Cancel function Star key Hash key Page up Call multi eee ie deactivate key lock hold down R key R key function Set OK key flash Open menu Dialing pause Confirm hold down Microphone store entry Display symbols and special characters Star R R key Hash Pause Hold down R key Key lock NUMBER Phone list empty Gigaset 200 GBR A31008 G200 B101 1 7619 UMSCHL_V FM 28 09 01 Congratulations on purchasing your Siemens Gigaset In order to be able to use your phone with ease read the following pages to find ou
8. ce Warranty giver for United Kingdom Siemens plc ICM Siemens House Oldbury Bracknell Berkshire RG12 8FZ Warranty giver for Ireland Siemens Limited ICM Fitzwilliam Court Leeson Close Dublin 2 22 Gigaset 200 GBR A31008 G200 B101 1 7619 Anha fm 28 09 01 Service United Siemens hotline Kingdom Tel 08705 334411 Ireland Siemens hotline Tel 01850777277 O Siemens Service should be contacted if prob lems arise with the unit Your specialist dealer will be happy to answer any questions on unit opera tion Contact your network provider for questions concerning telephone connections Your Gigaset is intended for operation in your country as depicted on the underside of the base unit Country specific features have been taken into account The conformity of the device with the essential requirements of the R amp TTE directive is confirmed by the CE symbol Excerpt from the original declaration We Siemens AG declare that the above mentioned product is manufactured according to our Full Quality Assurance System certified by CETECOM ICT Servic es GmbH with the registration number 0810820 in compliance with ANNEX V of the R amp TTE Directive 99 05 EC The presumption of conformity with the essen tial requirements regarding Council Directive 99 05 EC is ensured Senior Approvals Manager The Declaration of Conformity DoC has been signed In case of need a copy of the original DoC can
9. fyou inadvertently set the wrong language i e one you don t understand you can change the setting by pressing followed by the handset You then select the correct language by paging through the menu and confirming it with the 2 key You will find a list of the available languages in the menu overview on page 24 Resetting the handset to the factory defaults Open the menu HS RESET Select and confirm RESET YES Select and confirm The handset has the factory defaults again or RESET NO select and confirm O After the handset is reset it must be replaced on the base unit with the display visible at the front see Step 3 page 8 Gigaset 200 GBR A31008 G200 B101 1 7619 MOBILT FM 28 09 01 Factory defaults of the handset Function Factory default Receiver volume 1 Ringing tone volume 3 Ringing tone tune 1 Display language Country specific Redial list Deleted Phone book Deleted Key lock Off Standby for registration On 17 Gigaset 200 GBR A31008 G200 B101 1 7619 BASISST FM 28 09 01 Settings of the base unit Normally no changes are necessary to settings in the base unit Settings in the base unit can be easily changed by using the mobile part if necessary Prerequisite The handset must be registered with the base unit Signaling method You use this function to change to the pulse signaling
10. ings of the base unit 18 Signaling method 18 Special characters 2 Symbols 2 T Troubleshooting 21 Tune 15 V Volume 15 27
11. ke switched on key No radio link to The handset is Reduce the dis the base unit outside the tance between the following range of the the handset and message base unit the base unit appears on the display SEARCH BASE The handset is not registered with the base unit The base unit is not switched on Register the handset with the base unit see page 13 Check the power plug on the base unit see page 6 The number of Number trans The caller must the caller is not mission is apply to the displayed in spite disabled network provider of CLIP see to have his or her page 11 number trans mitted 21 28 09 01 Gigaset 200 GBR A31008 G200 B101 1 7619 Anha fm 28 09 01 Range The range outdoors when there are no obstructions is around 200 m Indoors ranges of up to 30 m are pos sible If you exceed the range the following message appears on the display SEARCH BASE Guarantee Over the guarantee period from the date of purchase from the stockist Siemens AG will rectify all material or manufacturing defects by repairing or replacing the defective device As of 01 01 2002 the European guarantee period will be 24 months until 31 12 2001 12 months The guarantee does not cover damage caused by improper use wear and tear or third party access The guarantee shall not cover consumables or defects which only slightly decrease the value or serviceability of the devi
12. lied for call number transmission Activating deactivating the key lock If you lock the keys any inadvertent touching of the keys remains without effect In order to answer an incoming call press the off hook key Gab To activate the lock hold down the key you will here an acknowledgment tone The symbol appears on the display To deactivate the lock hold down the key again The symbol disappears Acknowledgment tone ascending sequence of tones Error tone descending sequence of tones Gigaset 200 GBR A31008 G200 B101 1 7619 TELEFFM 28 09 01 Phone book The phone book makes it easier to dial ten call numbers A maximum of 22 digits are possible for each entry Storing a new entry Open the phone book Select and confirm your desired item from the list Ms Enter the call number Confirm your entry Changing an entry Open the phone book Select confirm the desired call number Ms Change the call number Confirm your entry Using the phone book to dial Open the phone book Page to the desired entry Press the off hook key The call number is dialed If no number is stored NUMBER Rapid dialing with the key If you hold down the key the number stored under the list item 0 is selected To dial it press the off hook key It is therefore advisable to store a number you dial frequently under 0 e g the access number of a network
13. on e g 0000 Confirm your entry After being successfully registered with the base unit the handset returns to the idle state Gigaset 200 GBR A31008 G200 B101 1 7619 MOBILT FM 28 09 01 Settings of the handset You can change the settings of your handset to suit your requirements The current setting always has a check mark against it Volumes and tunes Receiver volume There are three settings for the receiver volume Open the menu HANDSET VOL Confirm SET LEVEL 2 The receiver volume and the associated number are displayed Select and confirm the desired setting 1 3 Ringing tone volume There are four settings for the ringing tone volume Open the menu RINGER VOL Select and confirm SET LEVEL 2 The current volume is emitted and the associated number is displayed Select and confirm the desired setting 1 4 Ringing tone tune There are five different tunes to choose from Open the menu MELODY Select and confirm MELODY 4 The current tune is emitted and the associated number is displayed Select and confirm the desired tune 1 5 Gigaset 200 GBR A31008 G200 B101 1 7619 MOBILT FM 28 09 01 Changing the display language The menu overview provides orientation here see page 24 Open the menu LANGUAGE Select and confirm ENGLISH Select and confirm the desired language e g English 999 O I
14. our base unit is connected to a telephone system Press the off hook key Open the menu AGC Select and confirm AGC OFF Select and confirm or AGC ON Select and confirm Press the on hook key Not available in all countries Gigaset 200 GBR A31008 G200 B101 1 7619 BASISST FM 28 09 01 Resetting the base unit to the factory defaults The handset remains registered when the base unit is reset Press the off hook key Open the menu BASE RESET Select and confirm RESET YES Select and confirm The base unit has the factory defaults again RESET NO select and confirm Press the on hook key Factory defaults of the base unit Function Factory default Signaling method Multifrequency signaling Flash time 100 ms 20 Gigaset 200 GBR A31008 G200 B101 1 7619 Appendix Caring for your phone Wipe the base unit and handset with a damp cloth or antistatic cloth Never use a dry cloth There is a risk of static charge Troubleshooting Should your phone not be doing what you want it to do try to solve the problem yourself with the help of the following list Anha fm Problem Possible cause Solution Nothing appears on the display The batteries are empty Charge or re place the batter ies see page 8 No response to The key lock is Hold down the keystro
15. set changing 12 disabling 11 dialing 10 putting into operation 7 displaying CLIP 11 resetting to factory redialing 10 defaults 16 storing 12 Hearing aids 4 Calling 10 Help with problems 21 Canceling a function 2 Caring for your phone 21 Changing 16 Charging indicator 8 Idle display 8 Charging times and capacity 9 K Check mark on the Key lock 11 display 15 Keys 2 CLIP call number display 11 L Connector pin assignment 6 Language display 16 List item 2 12 26 Gigaset 200 GBR A31008 G200 B101 1 7619 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 0 Operating times 9 Operation putting your phone into 6 P Pause 10 Phone book 12 changing an entry 12 dialing a call number 12 storing a new entry 12 Phone cable 6 Phone connector 6 Phone putting into operation 6 Phoning answering a call 10 calling 10 Plug in power supply unit 6 Power cable 6 Protective foil 7 Pulse signaling method 18 Pulse no pulse ratio 19 410_JakobSIX fm 28 09 01 R Range 22 Rapid dialing 12 Receiver volume 15 Redialing 10 Registration handset automatically 13 manually 13 to other GAP base units 14 Ringing tone 15 Ringing tone tune 15 Ringing tone volume 15 5 Safety information 4 Service 23 Settings display language 16 of the base unit 25 of the handset 15 24 Sett
16. t 200 GBR A31008 G200 B101 1 7619 410_JakoblVZ fm 28 09 01 Contents Brief overview of the handset 2 Safety information 4 Putting your phone into operation 6 Making a phone call 10 Galinga ore eee ada Bie Say 10 Accepting a 10 REG AMIN Gs Sea ee 10 Displaying the caller s number CLIP 11 Activating deactivating the key lock 11 Phone DOOK ees 12 Registering the handset with the PASO es eesti were E 13 Settings of the handset 15 Volumes 15 Changing the display language 16 Resetting the handset to the factory defaults 16 Settings of the base unit 18 Signaling Method er op a aes aden 18 Flash times 18 Pulse no pulse 19 Deactivating and reactivating automatic attenuation equalization 19 Resetting the base unit to the factory defaults 20 Appendix 21 Caring for your 21 Troubleshooting 21 RANG Gels 22 22 SENICE 23 Menu 24 26 Gigase
17. t 200 GBR A31008 G200 B101 1 7619 VORBEREI FM 28 09 01 Putting your phone into operation Step 1 Connect up the base unit For the analog landline network Plug in power supply unit with power cable 220 230 V Phone connector with phone cable Insert the small connector of the line cord into the socket engages Insert the cable in the cable duct Insert the phone connector in the phone socket Insert the small connector of the power cable into the socket Insert the cable in the cable duct Plug the 3 pin adaptor into a mains power socket and switch on Country specific 6 Gigaset 200 GBR A31008 G200 B101 1 7619 VORBEREI FM 28 09 01 Use only the plug in power supply unit A provided as indicated on the bottom of the base unit Important new phone cable Use only the enclosed cable type f you purchase another cable ensure that it has the correct connector pin assignment Step 2 Put the handset into operation The display is protected by a plastic foil Please remove the protective foil Inserting the batteries Insert the batteries with the correct polarity see figure Put the lower end of the battery compartment cover in position see arrow and press against the _ribbing at the top until it engages To open it lift the cover by the ribbing Use only approved rechargeable batter A ies of the same
18. t how it works Gigaset 200 GBR A31008 G200 B101 1 7619 UMSCHL_V FM 28 09 01 Safety information A Use only the plug in power supply unit provided as indicated on the bottom of the device Use only approved rechargeable batter ies of the same type other words never use conventional non rechargeable batter ies since these can injure you and damage your health Do not position the device in the immedi ate vicinity of other devices such as hi fi systems televisions microwave ovens or office equipment This could cause mutu al interference Ensure that you insert the rechargeable batteries with the correct polarity and that you use the type of battery specified in this user guide note the sign in the battery compartments of the handset The operation of medical equipment may be affected Bear in mind the technical require ments of the environment e g doctor s office The handset can cause an unpleasant A buzzing sound in hearing aids Do not hold X the handset too close to your ear Do not set up the base unit in bathrooms or shower rooms Do not use the phone in potentially explo environments e g paint shops Do not pass your Gigaset on to a third party without the user guide Dispose of batteries and your phone in an environment friendly manner Not all the functions described in this user guide are available in all countries os Gigase
19. type Otherwise you risk damaging your health and the product Do not use charging units belonging to other devices because they could damage the batteries Gigaset 200 GBR A31008 G200 B101 1 7619 VORBEREI FM 28 09 01 Step 3 Place the handset on the base unit In order to make calls you need to register your hand set with the base unit to make it known to it The fol lowing text appears on the display SEARCH BASE Put the handset on the base unit with the display visible The following text appears on the display REGISTER HS It takes around a minute for the handset to be registered with the base unit The idle display battery symbol appears instead of the display REGISTER HS Step 4 Charge the batteries 9 Leave the handset on the base unit for around five hours in order to charge the batteries A charging indicator on the handset shows that the batteries are being charged Batteries empty Batteries 1 3 symbol flashes charged Batteries 2 3 charged Batteries full Your phone is now ready for operation you can start calling Note on the battery After the batteries are charged for the first time you can put the handset back on the base unit again after each call Charging is controlled electronically This ensures that the batteries are charged optimally and economically The batteries become warm during charg ing this is normal and not dangerous The
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