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Chapter 7
Customizing Your System
This chapter explains how you can adjust the Gigaset 2420 to suit your needs. Features are discussed in the order you will
encounter them in the various menus. At the beginning of each section, we tell you how to scroll or maneuver to the menu being
discussed. We do not repeat these directions for every feature. So, if you need help finding the correct display go back to the
beginning of the section for guidance.
Note any modifications to your system in Appendix C Programming Worksheets.
Desk Station's Volume Key Menus
Ringer Settings
You can change the way your phone sounds when it rings by adjusting the volume and pitch. You use the same method to adjust
both options.
While the phone is idle, press one of the volume keys on the left side of the desk station This accesses the Ringer Settings" menu
Press FWD to move to the setting you wish to adjust and press the SELECT key. Press the volume keys or enter the keypad
number corresponding to the desired level to adjust the setting. Changes to these settings take effect as soon as the display times
out and persist until you change them.
Desk Station's Main Menu
Most of the desk station 5 settings are accessed by pressing the MENU key.
Some of these features can only be enabled or disabled A checkmark next to a feature means that the feature is enabled or Qn.
Press the MENU key to back out of the menu without changing the setting.
The following section headings are options in the desk station's Main Menu. Scroll to the desired feature using the FWD and
BACK keys and press the SELECT key to enter a sub-menu or enable/disable the feature.
Display Contrast
To intensify or dim the desk station's display, scroll to the "Display Contrast display and press SELECT. Press the
or V volume
A
keys to the desired setting and press SELECT.
Tones
You can turn a sound on or off by scrolling to the "Tones" display and pressing SELECT, then scrolling to the specific tone and
pressing SELECT. The Key Click Tone sounds when you press a key. The Acknowledgment Tone confirms a selection you
have made. The Error Tone lets you know that the last thing you did was not successful.
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