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- Page 1 DECT-TELEFON TELINO BS 6100 DEUTSCH TELINO BS 6105 TAD ENGLISH TELINO CS 6100 FRANÇAIS ITALIANO...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS ________________________________ INFORMATION Notes on health Cleaning Notes on use Safety structions Signal tones GETTING STARTED Package contents BS 6100/BS 6105 TAD Package contents CS 6100 Available accessories Condition on delivery Positioning/Range Putting batteries in the mobile unit Connecting the base station Connecting CU 6100 accessories The batteries 10-11... - Page 3 ____________________________ CONTENTS 28-34 ANSWERING MACHINE Setting up the answering machine Using the answering machine Remote advance query Remote query SPOKEN MEMOS Recording memos Playing back memos Recording calls Playing back calls 36-40 ADDITIONAL MOBILE UNITS Logging a new mobile unit (accessory) on to the base station Special features when using more than one mobile unit Logging a mobile unit made by another manufacturer...
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Page 4: Information Notes On Health
INFORMATION _________________________ Notes on health The telephone uses the DECT standard in the 1880 – 1900 MHz frequency band. The maximum trans- mission power of DECT devices is limited to 0.25 W. The mean radiated power of a DECT telephone is 10 mW. -
Page 5: Safety Structions
INFORMATION _____________________________ Safety instructions Only use the mains adapter supplied (Type: SNG 065W CON, AD 3515-6.5-400). When replacing the batteries, only use the same type and capacity (NiMH, 650 mAh, 1.2 V). Batteries, including those which contain no heavy metal, must not be disposed of with household waste. -
Page 6: Getting Started
GETTING STARTED ___________________ Package contents BS 6100/BS 6105 TAD Base station Mobile unit 2 NiMH batteries (Micro, AAA, LR03, 650 mAh) Mains adapter with plug, Type: SNG 065W CON, AD 3515-6.5-400 TAE connection cable Operating manual Package contents CS 6100 You can expand your private cordless telecommu- nications system, operating up to 5 mobile units simultaneously. -
Page 7: Positioning/Range
Grundig will accept no liability for damage of this kind. Do not operate the base station or charging unit outdoors or in places subject to frost. -
Page 8: Connecting The Base Station
GETTING STARTED ________________________ Connecting the base station Paging button TAE connection cable Mains adapter (transparent) (red) Mains adapter »F« socket Connecting the TAE cable Plug the Western plug of the TAE cable into the » « socket on the base station until it clicks. Connect the TAE plug of the cable to the TAE »F«... -
Page 9: The Batteries
GETTING STARTED ________________________ The batteries Charging the batteries Before you can use your telephone, the batteries must be charged. Put the mobile unit, with the buttons facing forward, into the base station or the charging station (accessory). The LED on the mobile unit flashes green. If the batteries are flat (the LED »... -
Page 10: Overview
OVERVIEW ________________________________ Mobile unit Buttons Left function button. Right function button (the assigned functions are shown in the bottom line of the display). Open the call list; Scroll up. Open the telephone book; Scroll down. Make and end connection; ö Select repeat dial. -
Page 11: Base Station
OVERVIEW ___________________________________ Display symbols and what they mean Reception strength (only shown in stand-by mode). Messages recorded (BS 6105 TAD only). Answering machine memory full. Base station code (» «) and number of the mobile unit (» «). Entry exists in call list. Battery charge level. -
Page 12: Basic Functions
BASIC FUNCTIONS __________________ Using the telephone Dialling using the numerical buttons Enter the telephone number using »1...0 «. – The number remains ready to dial for approximately 60 seconds. Note: The display illumination lights up (as does the button illumination, if set) automatically when you press the first button, and remains on for 15 seconds after you press the last button. - Page 13 _______________________ Dialling from the telephone book When the telephone is delivered, the telephone book contains the numbers of the Grundig Telecom Hotline and important control functions. See the ”Convenience Functions” chapter, which starts on page 19, for instructions on entering names and numbers in the telephone book.
- Page 14 BASIC FUNCTIONS _______________________ Dialling from the call list If you receive a call where the telephone number is also transmitted (T-ANONYMOUS function), the number is added to the call list, regardless of whether you take the call or not. If you have a device with an answering machine (BS 6105 TAD), the spoken messages are also listed.
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Page 15: Taking A Call
BASIC FUNCTIONS _______________________ Taking a call The mobile unit rings to signal an incoming call, and the red LED on the base station flashes slowly. You can change the volume and the melody of the ring tone, see the ”Settings” chapter on page 45. If the telephone number is transmitted with the call, this is also displayed. -
Page 16: Switching The Key Lock On And Off
BASIC FUNCTIONS _______________________ Switching the key lock on and off You can block the buttons on the mobile unit from being pressed unintentionally. Disabling the buttons Press » « until the message » « appears. – The buttons on the mobile unit are disabled. Note: You can still take incoming calls. -
Page 17: Convenience Functions
CONVENIENCE FUNCTIONS If you have programmed a PIN, the telephone asks for a PIN for the following functions: total block, direct call, babyphone, room surveillance, logging off, security, dial block, reset, editing and deleting the emergency number in an existing telephone book. Switching the microphone on and off You can switch the microphone on and off during a call. -
Page 18: Menu Navigation
CONVENIENCE FUNCTIONS __________ Menu navigation The menu The first level of the menu contains functions which are often used. Here you can activate or deactivate these functions. You will find the necessary settings for these functions under the ”Settings” menu item, which you can select directly by pressing »M«... -
Page 19: Telephone Book
CONVENIENCE FUNCTIONS __________ Telephone book You can enter names and numbers in the telephone book and then call them directly. The telephone book has space for around 90 entries, depending on the number of characters (up to 14 for the names) and digits (up to 30 for the telephone num- ber). - Page 20 CONVENIENCE FUNCTIONS __________ Note: Keep pressing the numerical button until the charac- ter you want appears. Press » « to move the cursor to the right, and » « to move it to the left. You can delete letters one-by-one by pressing »...
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Page 21: Emergency Number
CONVENIENCE FUNCTIONS __________ Emergency number You can call emergency numbers even when the baby call or direct call are activated. Any entry in the tele- phone book can be marked as an emergency number. Marking a telephone number as an emer- gency number Press »... -
Page 22: Alarm Clock
CONVENIENCE FUNCTIONS __________ Alarm clock You can use the mobile unit as an alarm clock. You must have set the date and time, see the ”Settings, setting the date and time” chapter on page 43. Switching the alarm clock on and off Press »M«... -
Page 23: Switching The Ring Tone On And Off
CONVENIENCE FUNCTIONS __________ Setting the alarm time, melody and volume Press »M« to open the menu. First press » « or » « to select the » « and » « menu items and press » « each time to confirm. To make the setting press »... -
Page 24: Direct Call
CONVENIENCE FUNCTIONS __________ Direct call If direct call is activated, you can dial preset a number directly by pressing one button (except the function buttons). The left function button selects the emergency numbers (if none are programmed » « is not displayed). Activating direct call Press »M«... -
Page 25: Babyphone
CONVENIENCE FUNCTIONS __________ Babyphone You can use the mobile unit as a babyphone to provide constant monitoring of a room using the microphone. If the noise exceeds an (adjustable) level, a call is auto- matically made to a number you previously entered. You can enter any number you like for this call. - Page 26 CONVENIENCE FUNCTIONS __________ Babyphone settings There are many ways to set the babyphone to meet your personal requirements: Babyphone no. To enter a new call number. Sensitivity There are 10 sensitivity levels for triggering a call. The more blocks you can see, the more sensitive is the micro- phone.
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Page 27: Provider
CONVENIENCE FUNCTIONS __________ Provider If you have decided to use a particular provider, you can enter the number (max. 8 figures), which is auto- matically dialled before each call. Activating and deactivating the provider Press »M« to open the menu. Select the »... -
Page 28: Answering Machine
ANSWERING MACHINE __________ Note: The answering machine functions are only available with the BS 6105 TAD model. Setting up the answering machine Recording an announcement Before you first use the answering machine, you must record at least one announcement for it. If you have not recorded an announcement, »... - Page 29 ANSWERING MACHINE ________________ Press » « or » « to select the type of anno- uncement: Announcement Announcement with the option for callers to leave a message. At the end of the announcement (for example ”Hello, this is the Smith family. Unfortunately we are out at the moment.
- Page 30 ANSWERING MACHINE ________________ Settings There are many ways to set the answering machine to meet your personal requirements: Listening into the TAD You have the option of listening into a call while it is being recorded. Active after (switch-on time) You can select the time after which the answering machine is activated and a message is recorded, and the remote advance query is activated.
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Page 31: Using The Answering Machine
ANSWERING MACHINE ________________ Using the answering machine Switching the answering machine on and off must have recorded least text (announcement or info text). Press »M« to open the menu. Select the » « menu item by pressing » « and » «... -
Page 32: Remote Advance Query
ANSWERING MACHINE ________________ Remote advance query Note The remote query must have been activated, see the ”Answering machine settings” chapter on page 30. Using the remote advance query function you can quickly check – at no cost – whether there are new messages on your answering machine. - Page 33 ANSWERING MACHINE ________________ Overview of remote query commands Function Answering machine Message Announcement Info text End text Status Switch on ––– Switch off ––– Start ––– Stop ––– Back ––– ––– ––– ––– Pause ––– ––– ––– ––– Next ––– –––...
- Page 34 ANSWERING MACHINE ________________ Listening to texts/messages Press the corresponding numerical button, followed by »2« to start playback. Press the corresponding numerical button, followed by »3« to stop playback. Press the corresponding numerical button, followed by »7« to delete the text. Checking messages Press the corresponding numerical button, followed by »4«...
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Page 35: Spoken Memos
SPOKEN MEMOS ______________________ Spoken memos and conversations can only be recorded on the BS 6105 TAD model. Recording memos Press » « to start the recording. Press » « to end the recording. Note: The flashing symbol » « indicates a new memo which has not yet been played back. -
Page 36: Additional Mobile Units
ADDITIONAL MOBILE UNITS You can operate up to five mobile units with your base station. If, for example, five mobile units are connected to a base station, one external call and two internal calls can be made simultaneously. Logging a new mobile unit (accessory) on to the base station Each additional mobile unit must be logged on to the base station. -
Page 37: Special Features When Using More Than One Mobile Unit
ADDITIONAL MOBILE UNITS _________ Special features when using more than one mobile unit Calling from one mobile unit to another – internal calls This allows you to make internal calls free of charge. Press » « to select an internal call and then press »1«... - Page 38 ADDITIONAL MOBILE UNITS _________ Transferring calls You can transfer an external call from your mobile unit to another mobile unit. Press » « to select an internal call and then press »1« to »5« to select the mobile unit. – You can now hear the internal ring tone. Announce the call and press »...
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Page 39: Logging A Mobile Unit Made By Another Manufacturer On To The Base Station
ADDITIONAL MOBILE UNITS _________ Logging a mobile unit made by another manufacturer on to the base station Condition: mobile units made by other manufacturers must comply with the GAP standard. This standard ensures that mobile units and base stations made by different manufacturers are compatible. -
Page 40: Using Several Base Stations
ADDITIONAL MOBILE UNITS _________ Using several base stations You can operate your mobile units on up to four base stations. For example, in a large building, you can install two base stations, and use the same mobile unit throughout the building. In this case, the mobile unit automatically logs into the base station with the strongest signal. -
Page 41: Operation With A Tc System
OPERATION WITH A TC SYSTEM Dialling method You only need to change the dialling method if your telephone system does not use the tone dialling method, which is preset. You can set either MFV (multi- ple frequency/tone dialling) or IWV (pulse dialling). Please refer to the instruction manual of your telephone system. - Page 42 OPERATION WITH A TC SYSTEM Press »M« to open the main menu. Press » « and » « to open the » « and » « menu items, pressing » « each time to confirm. To enter the exchange code, press » ...«...
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Page 43: Setting The Date And Time
SETTINGS ___________________________________ Setting the date and time Press »M« to open the menu. Press » « and » « to open the » » and » « menu items, pressing » « each time to confirm. To make the setting press » «, enter the date in six figures using »1...0«... -
Page 44: Tone Settings
SETTINGS _____________________________________ Tone settings You can set different ringing tone tunes and volumes for internal and external calls. You can also use this to differentiate between mobile units. Setting the ring tone and tune for external calls Press »M« to open the menu. Press »... - Page 45 SETTINGS _____________________________________ Listening volume Press »M« to open the menu. Press » « and » « to open the » « and » « menu items, pressing » « each time to confirm. Select the » « menu item by pressing »...
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Page 46: Ending A Call Automatically
SETTINGS _____________________________________ Setting the illumination and contrast You can select whether the illumination of the display and the keypad should be switched on during opera- tion, calls and charging, as well as the display contrast and the function of the red LED on the mobile unit. Setting the display illumination Press »M«... -
Page 47: Blocking Settings (Pin)
PIN (even if it is 0000). Note: Take good note of your new PIN. If you forget your PIN, please contact the Grundig hotline, see page Entering a new PIN Press »M« to open the menu. Press »... -
Page 48: Blocking Telephone Numbers
SETTINGS _____________________________________ Blocking telephone numbers – If you block telephone numbers, the mobile units cannot call those numbers you enter (up to 5). – Block 0 – the mobile units cannot make long-distance calls; – Block 00 – the mobile units cannot make longdistance or international calls;... - Page 49 SETTINGS _____________________________________ Select the reset function (call times, all, base, dial block, settings, calls, telephone book, selected) using » « or » « and press » « to confirm. If you have programmed a PIN, you will be asked to enter it. Depending on the function you select, the following is reset: »...
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Page 50: Technical Data
TECHNICAL DATA _____________________ Standard DECT, GAP Frequency range 1880-1900 MHz Transmission channels Mean output Approx. 10 mW Range Up to 300 m outdoors Up to 50 m indoors Power supply 230 V/50 Hz Plug-in power unit Type SNG 065W CON, Type AD 3515-6.5-400 Batteries 2x NiMH, AAA Size, 650 mAh Dialling method... -
Page 51: The Menu
THE MENU __________________________ Alarm time Alarm melody Snooze Alarm daily Date Time Listen-in TAD Remote query Announcement Info text End text Active after Recording time Alarm Delete Date/time Answ. mach. TAD Audio Ring tone Listen. volume Illumination Signal tone Language Contrast Display and keys Configuration... - Page 52 THE MENU ____________________________________ Alarm Date/time Answ. mach. TAD German... Audio Base call Illumination Login Logoff Language End of call CLIP displays Configuration Number Exchange code Number Provider Security MFV Flash short Dial mode MFV Flash long IWV pulse dial Dial block Block no.
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Page 53: Glossary
GLOSSARY _________________________________ Call diversion/forwarding An incoming call is forwarded to a pre-selected telephone or mobile phone. Call list An overview of calls which have been taken or missed. The condition for this is that the telephone number of the caller is transmitted (CLIP function). Call waiting When operating with several mobile units, during an call, a call from a third subscriber is indicated with a... - Page 54 GLOSSARY ___________________________________ Flash (hook flash) Long flash is required to use T-Net functions. On telephones for analogue exchange connections, you can program the R button to send a flash when it is pressed. Generic Access Protocol – provides the option of connecting the mobile unit to the base station, which is also GAP compatible.
- Page 55 GLOSSARY ___________________________________ Paging A signal is sent from the base station to the mobile unit. It enables you to look for lost mobile units within range. Parking/holding A T-Net function which temporarily puts a call on hold to allow queries. The abbreviation for Personal Identification Number.
- Page 56 GLOSSARY ___________________________________ Signal button (R button) Telephones equipped with an R button can be connected to telecommunication systems and use their range of functions. Star button (*) This only has a function if the telephone uses multiple- frequency dialling. It also provides access to T-Net functions.
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Page 57: Index
INDEX _________________________________________ Charging Display Accessories Disposal Alarm Inserting Display Lifetime Function Type Switching off Battery life Switching on Blocking Alarm daily International Answering machine calls Announcement Long-distance Deleting calls messages Telephone numbers 51 Display Blocking telephone End text numbers Function Info text Listening to messages... - Page 58 INDEX __________________________________________ Deleting Internal call Call list Internal call Telephone book Display Deleting messages Internal querying Dialling from the call list Key lock Dialling from the Switching off repeat dial list Switching on Dialling from the telephone book Dialling method Dialling using the Listening into the TAD 31 numerical buttons 12...
- Page 59 INDEX __________________________________________ Multiple frequency Room surveillance dialling Security Navigation in the Security (PIN) menu Settings Active after Packing contents Babyphone number Paging button Date PIN (personal) End of call Changing Flash time Entering Illumination Recording time Positioning Remote advance Provider query Entering a number 28 Sensitivity...
- Page 60 INDEX __________________________________________ Setting the flash time 42 Transmission channels 53 With two Setting the ringing mobile units melody Signal button Signal tones Voice memos Overview Function Switching on/off Listening Recording Snooze time Setting the menu Standard language Star button Volume setting For one call Permanently Telecommunications...
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Page 61: Service Information
We also require a description of the fault from you. Grundig normally does not ask customers to provide detailed proof in the event of guarantee claims. Proof of the origin of the fault is only required after the 13th month. - Page 62 Grundig AG • Beuthener Str. 41 • D-90471 Nürnberg • http://www.grundig.com 72010 770 6000...