Brief Overview; Gigaset Home Control - Gigaset Gigasest HC450 Instruction Manual

Brief overview

With the Gigaset HC450, the door inter-
com becomes an integral component of
the cordless telephone system. It supports
two-way speech using any registered
cordless telephone which means that the
house telephone no longer has to be per-
manently located in the entrance area.
The Gigaset HC450 door intercom is suita-
ble for practically all single-family resi-
dences, including those that only have
a bell.
Main features
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Two-way speech with callers to the
door using the cordless telephone –
including handsfree
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Intuitive operation via the handset's
softkeys (open door, activate entry
light)
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Easy configuration using the menu on
the handset
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Forwarding to external numbers
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Ease of installation and registration
with the Gigaset system
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Replacement of the old bell button
with the door intercom – the existing
cabling is generally adequate for
installation
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Support for existing bell and standard
door openers
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Configuration options for the second
bell key (separate door call to specific
handset, activation of entry lighting,
same function as first bell key)

Gigaset Home Control

"Gigaset Home Control" is a standard that
allows you to control
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household appliances
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lights and blinds
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alarm systems
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heating and air conditioning systems
and
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door intercoms such as the
Gigaset HC450
from a Gigaset cordless telephone.
The full functionality of the HC450 door
intercom (opening the door from the
handset, forwarding calls to an external
number and configuring the system) is
available in conjunction with Gigaset cord-
less telephones that support "Gigaset
Home Control". A list of all compatible
devices can be found in the appendix and
on the Internet at
www.gigaset.com/customercare.
If you are operating the door intercom
with a standard DECT handset that is not
fully compatible and only supports the
GAP standard, only the "intercom" func-
tion is possible.
(GDECT / GAP is the transmission protocol
for cordless phones. This allows handsets
of one manufacturer to be operated on
the base station of a different manufactu-
rer. In this case, however, operation is
restricted to the telephones' basic func-
tions.)
Brief overview
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