Configuration Of Directories; Setting Up Phone Numbers For The Handset - Siemens Gigaset M34 USB Application

Configuration of directories

In your PC directories, you normally store the phone numbers with prefixes. When mak-
ing calls on the fixed network, the prefixes may only be dialled when they are required.
Example: You are using a fixed network telephone to dial a phone number preceded by
0044 for the UK and e. g.121 for Birmingham. The connection will not be made.
Therefore, the phone numbers from your PC directories must be adapted before being
transferred to your handsets. The means that for phone numbers that do not require a
prefix, the prefixes must be deleted before transfer to a handset.
Example: You live in Birmingham (prefix 0121). Your PC directory contains the entry
"John Smith" with the phone number "0121-1234567". The Gigaset M34 software only
transfers the number "1234567" to your handset.
Set up your prefixes in the Gigaset M34 software to ensure fault-free transfer of the
phone numbers to your handsets.

Setting up phone numbers for the handset

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Click on the Directories > Configuration option in the menu tree.
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If necessary, enter your own access code in the Access code (PABX) field.
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In the International access code field, enter the international access code for your
country (0 for the UK).
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In the Own country code field, enter the country code for your country (44 for the
UK).
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In the National access code field, enter the prefix for your area without the initial
zero (e. g. 20 for London, 121 for Birmingham).
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View the example conversion:
1. Own local area:
If a phone number in the directory belongs to the same area as your base station,
only the actual phone number is shown. No prefixes are shown.
2. Own country:
If a phone number in the directory has the same country code as your base station,
only the national area code and the phone number are shown. The international ac-
cess code and the country code are not shown.
3. Foreign country:
If a phone number in the directory has a different country code, the international
access code, the country code and the national area code are all shown.
Configuration of directories
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