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Page 1: Hicom Cordless Em
Hicom cordless EM Gigaset active Operating instructions Warning! Read the safety notes on pages 2 and 5 before putting the equipment into service. -
Page 2: General
– Use rechargeable batteries only and observe polarity. Avoid contact with water and fire. Do not use non-Siemens charging devices. This could damage the batteries. Please also read the notes on page 5 and 8 through 13. The mobile phone, batteries and charging unit should only be disposed of in accord- ance with the environmental specifications. -
Page 3: Operating Elements, Unit Parts
General Operating elements, unit parts Receiver inset Display (illuminated) Display keys Menu key On-hook key Talk key Recall key Microphone On/Off key Figure 1: Operating elements, unit parts * Shows variant without Ex-protection indication 10 Attachment clip assembly, see page 10 11 Ringer loudspeaker 12 Battery compartment/... -
Page 4: Features
Each mobile unit can log on to and be used by up to 6 DECT systems Features of the Hicom cordless EM Internal and external calls in the entire Hicom cordless EM radio network Roaming (the user can roam throughout the entire radio... - Page 5 General Additional safety notes for the Notes on mobile unit use Do not charge and use the mobile unit in environ- ments where there is danger of explosion. Notes on battery use Only use approved nickel-cadmium batteries (NiCd batteries) or nickel-metal-hydride batteries (NiMH), see page 17.
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Page 6: Table Of Contents
Features ........4 Hicom cordless EM ......8 Environmental conditions . - Page 7 General Telephone directory ......34 Entering letters/characters and digits ....34 Overview –...
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Page 8: Hicom Cordless Em
General Hicom cordless EM ® The Hicom cordless EM DECT* telephone system com- prises the radio exchange for the Hicom 150 E system, up to 16 base stations (transmitter/receiver), up to 64 2000C mobile units (cordless telephone), and the Gigaset 2000L charging shell. -
Page 9: Radio Range
General Local functions can also be performed in the charging shell. Before saving, local functions can be cancelled with the menu key Your telephone directory entries, all settings and your PIN are not lost, even if you remove the batteries. Call charges are displayed on the mobile unit in the same way as call charges are displayed on optiset E tele- phones. -
Page 10: Leaving The Radio Network
General Leaving the radio network Integrated power saving function: If you leave the base station radio range when the mobile unit is switched on, the interval between synchronisation attempts gradually increases – this increases the battery life in standby mode. To ensure that the mobile unit can be used as soon as you return to the radio network, you should immediately regis- ter it again:... -
Page 11: Explanation Of The Display
General Explanation of the display The mobile unit features a 4-line display with 16 characters per line. Depending on the situation, the display shows: digits, e.g. dialled numbers, text, e.g. the current base (system), symbols, e.g. ringing or battery symbol, and in the last line the current functions of the two dis- play keys. -
Page 12: Display Keys
General Display keys The two display keys are located directly under the display. The current functions of the display keys are status- dependent and are displayed in the lower display line. Each display key can be used to display one or two functions. In the case of two functions, you must press either on the left or the right side of the correspondLing display key. -
Page 13: User Guidance, Selecting Functions
General User guidance, selecting functions The user-friendly display system guides the user quickly and effectively through the entire range of features available with this telephone system. For information on setting the language, see page 57. Different functions can be selected depending on the status of the mobile unit, e.g. -
Page 14: Switching Functions
General Display key for cancelling functions/ returning to the next menu level up. On-hook key for ending calls or for cancelling functions and returning to the "on" status immediately. The currently selected (highlighted) function is displayed on a dark background. A dotted line indicates the end of the menu. -
Page 15: Putting The Mobile Unit Into Service
Putting the mobile unit into service Inserting batteries in the mobile unit Note: Read the safety notes on page 2 and 5 first! Only use supplied or permitted batteries, do not use normal batteries (non-rechargeable) – see page 17. Only open the battery compartment in dust-free envi- ronments. -
Page 16: Charging And Using The Batteries
Putting the mobile unit into service Charging and using the batteries The batteries supplied (NiCd) are not charged. To charge the batteries, insert the mobile unit in the Gigaset 2000L charging shell. The mobile unit can be inserted with the display facing upwards or downwards. The LED teries are charging. - Page 17 Putting the mobile unit into service Mobile unit battery life: These times are only achieved after several charging and discharging cycles. Capacity 700 mAh 1100 mAh 1500 mAh Permitted batteries for the standard version (industrial mobile unit): Nickel-Cadmium Saft RC6 Panasonic P-60 AA/1P Philips R6 NC-P UCAR RC6...
- Page 18 Putting the mobile unit into service Note on using NiMH batteries: After you have inserted the NiMH batteries, we recom- mend that the mobile unit be fully charged and then dis- charged until the battery warning beep is heard, i.e. without replacing the batteries in the charging shell.
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Page 19: Logging Mobile Units Onto A Telephone System
Siemens. Please call your retailer if you did not purchase your mobile unit directly from Sie- mens. Please ask Siemens Service or your retailer to pro- vide you with the call number and the system code (eight- digit) of every mobile unit and to open the "logon window"... - Page 20 Putting the mobile unit into service e.g. Note: Base/system: cordless EM mobile units are not logged onto bases (base stations), but rather onto the Hicom 150 E telephone system. In this case, means DECT** system. No ring symbol is displayed if the logon procedure was unsuccessful.
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Page 21: Activating/Deactivating Mobile Units
Putting the mobile unit into service Activating/deactivating mobile units Off status: display clear – calls are not received! On status: e.g. all telephone functions, normal operating status! Activating the mobile unit: Deactivating the mobile unit: Activating/deactivating the keypad lock This allows you to protect your mobile unit against inad- vertent key activation, e.g. -
Page 22: Telephone Functions
Telephone functions Note: You can use the menu key to call up the short cut list and start your short cuts when a connection is set up (while a call is in progress). All functions concluded with the on-hook key can also be concluded by inserting the mobile unit into the charging shell. -
Page 23: External Dialling
Telephone functions External dialling External code e.g. Call Ending a call Note: The dialled number is automatically stored for number redial. Answering calls The mobile unit’s ringing tone is audible. The caller’s name is displayed if the caller is an internal user. The number or the name is displayed if the caller is an external user (as for optiset telephones)! The mobile unit is in the charging shell:... -
Page 24: Block Dialling For Internal/External Dialling
Telephone functions Block dialling for internal/external dialling Block dialling means that you enter the number first (up to 32 digits), if necessary correct it and then press the talk key to dial. Ending a call Note: Refer also to the notes under "Internal/External dialling", see page 22 and 23. -
Page 25: Number Redial - Last Five Numbers
Telephone functions Number redial – last five numbers You have dialled a number, but the other party is busy or does not answer: press the on-hook key. The last five numbers dialled (up to 32 digits) are always stored auto- matically. -
Page 26: Switching Functions
Switching functions Editing a number Deleting a number Displaying a number All the digits of a number (to a max. of 32) are displayed. Press the display key. Scroll to the desired number. Press the display key. Scroll to and confirm. Edit number. -
Page 27: Automatic Callback
Switching functions Prerequisite: The required function is set up! Automatic callback If a dialled internal user is busy or if your call is not answered, you can program an automatic callback request. Storing a callback request: Deleting stored callback requests: Note: The system calls you back when the user –... -
Page 28: Consultation During A Call
Switching functions Consultation during a call You are conducting an internal or external call and would like to obtain some information from an internal or external user: Ending a consultation: Shuttle – switching between two users You can shuttle between the two users during a consultation call: Note: The shuttle function cannot be performed with a voice... -
Page 29: Conference
Switching functions Conference This function allows you to set up a telephone conference with up to five users. You are conducting a call and wish to set up a telephone conference with a further user: You can now add other users: Repeat the procedure. end the conference: Press Press the recall key and immediately dial the number of the subscriber. -
Page 30: Overview - Code Functions
Switching functions Overview - code functions Like other Hicom telephones, the mobile unit allows you to perform the following functions by entering codes. The codes in your system may deviate from the standard codes speci- fied here. Consult your system administrator if you have any queries about the codes in your system. - Page 31 Switching functions Functions* Associated dialling Set up connections for other telephones. Override Override and speak in a busy connection. Baby alarm, Room monitoring (system) For the acoustic monitoring of a specific room. Reset services for own base Reset activated functions. Voice calling Communication with telephone partner via partner’s loudspeaker in the tele-...
- Page 32 Switching functions Functions* DTMF dialling (tone dialling)(Short cut) Transmit DTMF signals. Night service Diversion of all calls to a fixed destination. Park Unpark Hold call and resume at different telephones. Page Answer Locating person using assigned pocket receivers. Project code Assign toll connections to certain projects.
- Page 33 Switching functions Functions* Switch actuation, on To switch on/off certain devices (e.g. relay). Recall to network (flash) To allows features to be used in ana- logue lines, a signal must be transmitted through the line before the number is dialled. Phone lock (system) unlock Define lock code...
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Page 34: Telephone Directory
Telephone directory Your mobile unit has a telephone directory for storing up to 100 numbers, see also Note on page 44. The stored num- bers can be simply dialled, modified or deleted at any time. Access to the telephone directory is locked if the mobile unit is locked. - Page 35 Telephone directory Overview – key layout ä " *) Blank is inserted Note: Telephone directory entries are automatically sorted in alphabetical order. "Names" that begin with " cede entries starting with "A". Enter the telephone number (2nd and 3rd line) When you have entered the name, press the display key and enter the telephone number (up to 32 digits) using the digit keys.
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Page 36: Overview - Directory Submenu
Telephone directory Overview – directory submenu Submenu Dial Number New Entry – Save Entry – Insert Function – Show Function – Check Duplicate – Cancel Edit Entry Delete Entry Display Entry Send entry Delete directory Copy directory Available Memory Storing numbers Name Telephone number Enter the associated telephone Explanation/note... - Page 37 Telephone directory Inserting a function: You can enter a pause, e.g. following an international prefix, when you are entering the telephone numbers. Displaying a function: You can display the meaning of the selected character when you are entering or editing telephone numbers. Checking an entry: To avoid duplicate entries of a telephone number in the directory, you can execute the Check Duplicate function...
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Page 38: Dialling A Number From The Telephone Directory
Telephone directory Dialling a number from the telephone directory Prerequisite: Number is stored and mobile unit is "on" – no connection is set up (idle). e.g. Note: You can also call up the "Directory" function and dial a number using the submenu Press the display key –... -
Page 39: Editing/Deleting/Displaying An Entry
Telephone directory Editing/deleting/displaying an entry The stored entries – numbers and/or names – can be edited, deleted or displayed. Editing an entry: e.g. Deleting an entry: Displaying an entry: Press the display key – the first names are displayed . Scroll to the desired entry. -
Page 40: Deleting The Telephone Directory
Telephone directory Deleting the telephone directory You can also delete all of the entries in the entire telephone directory in one go, e.g. if you are lending the mobile unit to another user. This function is also protected by the mobile unit PIN. -
Page 41: Main Menu - Functions
Main menu – functions Overview – main menu Main menu Handset Lock Short Cut Baby Alarm Base Selection Settings Service Activating/deactivating the handset lock Incoming calls are signalled and can be accepted or, for example, forwarded to another telephone. The following are blocked when the handset is locked: –... - Page 42 Main menu – functions DSS number for locked mobile unit You can store one external DSS number (direct station selection number) which can be dialled if the mobile unit is locked. The DSS number can be, for example, a number at which you can be reached if you are absent from the mobile.
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Page 43: Short Cuts
Main menu – functions Short cuts Short cuts make it easier to perform "longer" operating sequences, e.g. automatic callback or other code functions. Store a function (operating sequence) under a name of your choice. The name of the function is included in the list of short cuts. -
Page 44: Starting A Short Cut
Main menu – functions Starting a short cut The start procedure is specific to the mobile unit status: Starting from the "on" status Starting during connection set-up or during a call Call up the short cut list with the as described for the "on" status of the mobile unit. Note: The other short cut functions "Delete Entry", "Edit Entry", "Display Entry", "Delete Memory"... -
Page 45: Setting The Base
Main menu – functions Setting the base If your mobile unit is logged onto more than one base (DECT systems*), you can set it to a particular base or "best base" (automatic base changeover). Setting the base e.g. Note: If you set matically linked to the base with the best reception. - Page 46 Main menu – functions Prerequisite: You have selected a specific base as described above and have called up the submenu . The display shows: To activate, press the display...
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Page 47: Settings
Settings Overview – settings Setting Explanation/notes Handset Call volume; Volume Level 1 is not shown in the display! Ringer Volume and tone Options (call signal, bell) Low to high or – volume ringer off Set tone frequency – tone Register see page 19 Base see page 49... -
Page 48: Settings - Handset, Ringer
Settings Settings – handset, ringer... Example: Setting the ringer volume Note: See page 62 for information about acoustic signals! Calls received at ringer volume settings 5 and 6 are also signalled by a vibration alarm. Press the menu key. Scroll to and confirm. -
Page 49: Base Settings
Settings Base settings You can rename the preset base names "Base 1" through "Base 6". Within a company, for example, base 1 could be changed to "Plant 1" and base 2 changed to "Plant 2". Changing the base name e.g. Name Press the menu key. - Page 50 Settings ISDN configuration Not relevant for cordless EM. De-registering a base The mobile unit should not be de-registered! Attention! If the mobile unit is de-registered, it must be re- registered again as when putting it into service, before it can be used again (see page 19)!
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Page 51: Overview - Handset Settings
Settings Overview – handset settings Setting Explanation/notes Beeps see page 52 The backlight is switched on Auto when the first key is Backlight pressed. The backlight is automati- cally switched off to save the batteries if the telephone is not used for 15 seconds You can define whether the Auto Talk talk key must be pressed... -
Page 52: Overview - Beeps
Settings Overview – beeps Beep type Key Beeps Batt. Low Beep Range Warning Confirm Beep Error Beep In Range Beep See page 62 for information about acoustic signals! Explanation, note Audible each time a key is pressed Audible approx. 5 minutes before the battery runs out. -
Page 53: Beeps - Keys, Battery, Range
Settings Beeps – keys, battery, range... Example: Activating/deactivating the range warning Press the menu key. Scroll to and confirm. Scroll to and confirm. Confirm For an explanation of the individual beeps, see "Overview – Beeps", page Scroll to and confirm. Type of beep Range warning symbol Confirm current setting. -
Page 54: Select Services
Settings Select services The stored default select services – operating sequences for Telecom services – cannot be used with cordless EM. Saving functions under Frequently used functions (operating sequences) that are started when the mobile is in the "on" status can be stored "under"... - Page 55 Settings Note: You can also save the default select services again as required using Deactivating the If you have not saved any other operating sequences under , it is advisable to deactivate the select services – the display key Note: You can use this function to switch on Select Services again at any time.
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Page 56: Changing The Mobile Unit Pin
Settings Changing the mobile unit PIN You can use this function to change your personal mobile unit PIN. The default PIN is "0000". The mobile unit PIN is required for the following functions: – changing the mobile unit PIN – deleting the telephone directory –... -
Page 57: Setting The Language
Settings Setting the language Prerequisite: e.g. The following overview will help you to set the desired lan- guage as described above when the unit is delivered or if the language is changed inadvertently: Displays for language settings Deutsch English Français Italiano Español Português... -
Page 58: Resetting The Mobile Unit To The Default State
Settings Resetting the mobile unit to the default state You can use this function to reset your mobile unit to the defined default state, e.g. if you are handing over your mobile unit to another user. Note: Resetting the mobile unit to the default state deletes the redial numbers. - Page 59 Settings Settings after the mobile unit has been reset: Telephone directory: Short cuts: Redial: Mobile unit PIN: System registration: Language: Automatic call acceptance: Automatic backlight: Select Services menu: Ringer tone: Ringer volume: Handset volume: Different beeps: * For international mobile unit variant: English language; S-S menu inactive Retained Retained Deleted...
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Page 60: Appendix
Appendix Troubleshooting Before contacting the Service department, you should attempt to rectify any errors yourself: Caution: The battery compartment must not be opened under any circumstances in an Ex zone. Error No display. is displayed as soon as you press the talk key. -
Page 61: Approval
Fed- eral Ministry for Post and Telecommunications (BMPT) for connection to the Hicom cordless EM telephone system. They can also be registered and operated on the 10xx and 20xx Gigaset base stations. -
Page 62: Acoustic Signals
Appendix Acoustic signals Internal dial tone 0.2 s/0.3 s beep/pause, sequence repeated after 0.5-s pause External dial tone Ring tone Pause Beep 0.8 s Busy tone 0.5 s beep/pause Confirmation tone Beep 0,8 s Error beep/range warning 4 x 0.1 s beep/pause Call waiting tone 0.1 s Steady tone... -
Page 63: Accessories
For charging the mobile unit batteries and 2 spare batteries. Caution: The charging unit and headset must not be operated in environments where there is danger of explosion. Further information available on request. Please contact your nearest Siemens Sales office. -
Page 64: Index
Index Accessories... 63 Acoustic signals ... 62 Activating/deactivating the mobile unit ... 21 Actuate switch ... 33 Answer ... 32 Answer group ... 32 Answering a call ... 23 Approval ... 61 Assign phone number ... 32 Associated dialling ... 31 Associated services ... - Page 65 Index DSS number deleting ... 42 displaying... 42 storing ... 42 DTMF dialling ... 32 Duplicate entry ... 37 Editing entry... 39 Editing an entry ... 39 Ending a call... 22 Entering names ... 36 Entry check ... 37 deleting ... 39 displaying...
- Page 66 Index On status...11, 22 Operating elements...3 Operating status... 21 Override ... 31 Overview beeps ... 52 handset settings... 51 main menu ... 41 settings ... 47 submenu telephone directory ... 36 Page... 32 Park... 32 Pause display... 37 PIN ... 56 Power saving function ...
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Page 67: Permitted Batteries: Gigaset Active Ex
Permitted batteries: Gigaset active Ex Only the original battery packs C39165-A7019-B110 and C39165-A7019-B112 may be used with Gigaset active Ex. Capacity 600 mAh If other batteries are used, operation in environments where there is danger of explosion is no longer permitted. Additional standards: Gigaset active Ex Gigaset active Ex also complies with the requirements of the following european standards:... - Page 68 Private Communication Systems Group Hofmannstraße 51, D-81359 Munich Siemens Aktiengesellschaft “Electromagnetic Compatibility” “Electric Operating Resources for Use within Specific Voltage Parameters”. © Siemens AG 2001 All rights reserved. Delivery subject to availability; right of technical modifications reserved. Order no.: A31003-M1522-B799-2-7619 Printed in Germany.