Tips For Setting Up Your Base Station - Gigaset 1054isdn User Instructions

10.06.1999
Installation

Tips for Setting up your Base Station

If you are using a telephone connected by a cord in addition to your cordless telephone, we rec-
ommend that you keep the largest possible distance between the base station and the tele-
phone. This will help to avoid any possible sound distortions (for technical reasons) in the
telephone.
You should set the base station up in the center of the area in which you are planning to use the
telephones, for example:
in the entry way of the apartment,
in a central room of your house, office or apartment,
not in the cellar,
not in the attic.
The base station should be set up in a position with easy access, for example:
in an open area of the room,
not in a niche in the wall,
not behind metal doors heavy furniture or metal cabinets,
not in spaces that are blocked (by functional design) by thick concrete walls or metal
walls.
If you are also planning to use the telephone on your property outside of your home, then you
should set up the base station:
at the same height as the windows,
in a room that has a view of the property.
Set up location/ Selection of assembly location
When selecting the set up location you should consider the following criteria:
1. The telephone connection cable should reach to the socket for the ISDN connection.
2. There should be an electric 220/230V electric socket at the set up site to ensure supply of
electricity for the base station.
3. The set up site should not be near other devices, such as stereo and office equipment or mi-
crowave ovens, to avoid any possible interference.
The base station is designed for use in protected areas within a temperature range between 0
and +50 °C. For example, it should not be located in the bath, in the kitchen, in a damp cellar or
near a source of heat, such as a room heater. Direct sunlight should also be avoided.
1054I-02.FM
Gigaset 1054 isdn, GBR: A30853-X200-B101-51-7619
Base Station
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