Setting Dialog Language; Setting The Ringer For The Mobile Unit - Gigaset 1054isdn User Instructions

10.06.1999
Operating the Comfort Mobile Unit

Setting Dialog Language

If you would like the display text to appear in a language other than the default setting (German),
then you can select from any of the following languages German, English, French, Spanish, and
Italian.
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Settings
Language

Setting the Ringer for the Mobile Unit

You can set the individual ringer characteristics; volume, pitch and melody. You have a choice of 7
levels for the volume, 10 levels for the pitch (tone frequency) and 10 levels for the melody.
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Settings
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Tone ringing
Tonering. volume
Tonering. pitch
Tonering. melody
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Tonering. volume
Tonering. pitch
Tonering. melody
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The comfort mobile unit is in the non-active
mode.
Press the F key and the main menu is dis-
played:
Use NEXT to scroll through the main menu.
until "Settings" is in the 1st line,
and select "Settings" with OK.
Select "Language" in the same manner.
Use NEXT to scroll
and use OK to select the desired language.
The comfort mobile unit is in the non-active
mode.
Press the F key to display the main menu:
Scroll in the main menu with NEXT...
until "Settings" is in the 1st line,
and select "Settings" with OK.
Selet "Tone ringing" from the next menu
that is displayed.
The menu is displayed (complete menu left).
You can use NEXT and OK to scroll through
the menu to find, select and edit the follow-
ing options:
With NEXT scroll to the desired volume level
(while doing this you can hear the volume) and
save it with STORE.
It is also possible to turn the ringer off.
Is set using the same procedure used for volume.
Is set using the same procedure used for volume.
Gigaset 1054 isdn, GBR: A30853-X200-B101-51-7619
Basic Settings
Phone book
Number redial
Telephone lock
NEXT
Settings
Search station
Service
NEXT
Active: German
new: English
new: French
NEXT
Phone book
Number redial
Telephone lock
NEXT
Settings
Search station
Service
NEXT
Tonering. volume
Tonering. pitch
Tonering. melody
NEXT
Tonering. volume
NEXT
OK
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OK
OK
OK
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