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Table of Contents

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Introduction

About this Device

With the purchase of Gigaset 1054, you have selected a cordless system which combines the advantages of ???unrestricted freedom of telephoning??? with the convenience of a first rate tele- communications system.

This device is equipped with modern digital technology based on the latest European standards for cordless telephones (DECT and GAP). The DECT technology offers, among other things, a high level of security against unauthorized eavesdropping within the radio cell as well as good digital voice quality. In addition, it enables the simple expansion of the Gigaset 1054 basic config- uration -- for example one base station, two mobile units -- to a telephone system which can be used to place external and internal calls. Mobile units of the Gigaset 1000 series and upward can be operated on Gigaset 1054.

Gigaset 1054 can be used for both private and professional purposes, for example in office build- ings and small companies. In addition to the usual telephone functions, it offers, among other things:

???Direct dial to the mobile units or auxiliary devices

???2 simultaneous external calls

???Operation of 8 mobile units and 2 non-cordless auxiliary devices on one base station

???No-charge internal calls among 6 mobile units

???Simultaneous use of a maximum of 6 cordless devices

???Coding of transmissions between mobile unit and base station

???Operation of a mobile unit on up to 4 base stations, thus expanding the radio range within which you can place and receive calls.

About the Operating Instructions

You can install and connect your Gigaset 1054 yourself. To do so, please read the chapter ???Put- ting Into Service.???

The device is pre-set in the factory so that, after putting the base station and mobile unit into ser- vice, you can begin using the telephone without making any additional settings.

Information about operation of the telephone can be found in the sections:

???Operation with Gigaset 1000 S standard mobile unit

???Operation with Gigaset 1000 C comfort mobile unit

???Operation with non-cordless auxiliary devices.

The other chapters of the operating instructions deal with the special functions and the expan- sion of Gigaset 1054.

We recommend that you read these additional chapters in order to acquaint yourself fully with the capabilities of your Gigaset 1054.

At the end of the operating instructions, you will find a capsulated version of the instructions, including the most important functions. The table of contents and index are provided to help you find functions, system settings and other information expeditiously.

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Front of Gigaset 1054

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Important Tips

Safety Precautions

For your safety and protection, do not use the base station or mobile units in bathrooms or showers (damp areas); the telephones are not waterproof.

Warning

???Use only approved rechargeable Nickel Cadmium batteries (NiCd) (See ???Important Information about Using the Battery Cells,??? page 15).

Never use other rechargeable battery cells or normal (non-rechargeable) batteries. These might short circuit or destroy the battery casing (dangerous). Follow the instruc- tions found on the labels in the battery compartments of mobile units and charging units.

The symbols on these labels state :

??? Use only the type listed in the operating instructions

(See chapter ???Inserting and Loading the Batteries???, page 14)

???Do not immerse batteries in water, and do not expose them to fire.

???Do not dispose of old defective batteries in your normal household trash.

???Batteries become warm while charging; this is normal and does not represent a danger.

???Do not use charging units from other manufacturers, since these could damage the batteries.Supplemental charging units can be ordered from Siemens.

???Use only the AC adapter delivered with your device, bearing the number C 39280-Z4-C65.

???Connected non-cordless auxiliary devices (telephone, fax, door interphone...) which have exposed metal parts might temporarily conduct abnormally high voltage, for instance during an electrical storm, and should not be touched.

???The mobile unit must not be operated in environments where there is danger of explosion.

CE Mark of Approval and Certification for the Main Connection and Telephone Systems

The Federal Agency for Telecommunication Certification (???Bundesamt f??r Zulassungen in der Telekommunikation???) has issued the BZT certification for this telephone system. It has been approved in line with the EU Guidelines 91/263/EWG, Telecommunication Devices.

This telephone system fulfills the requirements set forth in the EU Guidelines:

89/336/EWG ???Electromagnetic Compatibility???

73/23/EWG ???Electrical Resources for Use within Certain Voltage Limitations???

The CE identification mark certifies the device???s conformity with these guidelines.

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Putting Into Service

Important Information

Dialing Mode

The factory setting on your telephone system is for ???tone dialing.??? In some cases, it might be necessary to change the setting to the old dialing mode of ???pulse dialing.???

Instructions on how to determine and set the dialing mode are found on page 20 and on page 25.

Connection Cable

The connection cable included with the device is equipped with the TAE connection plug (TAE = Telephone Adaptor).

If the proper telephone adaptor jack (TAE) is not available at the installation site, it can be ordered from the German Telekom AG.

Use only original Siemens connection cables. Other cables may have a different configuration.

Power Supply Unit

The power supply unit included with the device is necessary for operation of your telephone sys- tem.

Telephone Systems

The telephone system is suitable for connection to telephone systems with signal key functions (consultation) ???Flash??? and ???Ground.???

New Features for Telephone Service

Systems connected to a digital switching exchange of the German Telekom AG have access to a number of new features such as call waiting, call forwarding, lock and others.

If you want to take advantage of these features, please consult the German Telekom AG. Your Gigaset 1054 is equipped to accommodate these features.

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Putting Into Service

Step by Step Instructions

In order to put the Gigaset 1054 telephone system into service, follow the simple step by step procedure illustrated below :

You can now use the phone in a target-specific manner.

System Code

In order to put your base station into service and to change your settings, you must first enter a four-digit code, the system code. The procedure for doing this is described in the operating instructions. At the time of delivery, "0000" is set as the system code. You must use this pre-set "0000" system code to register the first mobile unit. A separate mobile unit PIN is available for the disabling of an individual mobile unit.

Recommendation:

We recommend that the system code be changed after registration of the first mobile unit (see page 30). The system code "blocks" your system from being accessed by any unauthorized indi- viduals. Registration of additional mobile units as well as system settings can only be carried out after entering this system code.

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Special Accessories

???Gigaset 1000S mobile units

???Gigaset 1000C comfort mobile units

???Rechargeable batteries for mobile units

???Gigaset 1000L charging units

???Cordless telephone connectors Gigaset 1000TAE

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Putting Into ServiceBase Station Gigaset 1054

Tips for the Most Advantageous Installation of the Base Station

If you are using non-cordless telephones along with this cordless telephone, we recommend that you keep as great a distance as possible between the telephone and the base station in order to prevent humming (technical source) noises on the telephone.

Place the base station at the most central site possible within the range in which you want to be able to use the phone. For example:

in the hallway of your apartment,

in a centrally-located room of your house, office or apartment,

not in the basement,

not in the attic.

The base station should, if possible, be installed at an easily accessible site. For example:

in an open space in the room,

not in alcoves,

not behind metal doors, heavy furniture, metal cabinets,

not in places which are especially heavily shielded from radio waves by thick (steel) concrete walls or metal walls.

If you also want to be able to use the phone outside of the building, install the base station:

as near to window level as possible,

in a room facing your grounds.

Installation Site / Selection of the Mounting Site

In selecting the installation site, the following criteria should be taken into consideration:

1.The telephone connection cable must be long enough to reach the jack of your TAE connec- tor.

2.A 220/230 V electrical outlet must be available at the installation site for supply of power to the base station.

3.In order to prevent mutual interference, the installation site should not be in direct proximity to other devices such as, for example, a HiFi, office equipment or microwave appliances.

The base station is designed for operation in protected rooms with a temperature range of

0 to +50 ??C. It should not, for example, be installed in the bathroom, laundry room, damp base- ment rooms or near heat sources, such as, for example, radiators. It should also not be installed at a site exposed to direct sunlight.

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Putting Into ServiceBase Station Gigaset 1054

Range

Depending on the surroundings, the outdoor range can be up to about 300 m. Within buildings, depending on spatial and structural conditions, a range of up to 50 m is possible.

If you should leave the range, you will lose the radio contact to the base station and the

symbol on the screen will blink. If you have activated the range alarm (delivery status = deactiva- ted), a supplemental warning tone will sound before you leave the radio range.

Mounting / Connecting the Base Station

The device can be installed on a flat surface (for example, on a desk or shelf) or mounted on the wall.

1.First plug the mini western plug of your telephone cord into the jack labeled "L1" or "L2" (bottom of base station).

If only one external telephone line is to be connected to Gigaset 1054, the "L1" should be used.

2.Plug the mini western plug of the cable into the plug-in power supply, using the jack labeled ??? ??? (bottom of base station).

3.Place the cable inside the molded channel.

If you want to mount the device on the wall, follow the steps below after carrying out those above; if it is not to be wall mounted, proceed to step 8:

4.Drill two holes (?? 5mm), 69 mm apart.

5.Insert two plugs.

6.Screw the screws into the wall, leaving 2 mm between the head of the screw and the wall.

7.Hang the base station on the wall by lining up the heads of the screws with the holes in the base station and pushing down briefly on the base station until it is firmly mounted.

8.Insert the TAE plug of the telephone connection cable into the telephone jack.

9.Insert the plug-in power supply into the 220/2230V electrical outlet.

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???In the case of loss of power, it is still possible to place a call using a supplemental non-cord- less telephone connected to the ???0??? jack.

???Use the plug-in power supply delivered with your unit, C 39280-Z4-C65.

???Be careful not to mix up the connections for the telephone cable and the plug-in power sup- ply on the base station. If these are plugged incorrectly, the base station will not function; damage to the base station could also result.

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Putting Into ServiceBase Station Gigaset 1054

Connections for Gigaset 1054

Specifications for Wall Mounting

5 mm

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180 m m

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faxmachine connec- tion cables

Status of the Base Station Upon Delivery

The system is delivered with the following factory settings:

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The Standard mobile unit can be used in temperature ranges between 10?? C and 55?? C, the Com- fort mobile unit in ranges between 0?? C and 45?? C . Do not expose to water.

Tips for Individuals with Hearing Aids

Individuals with hearing aids should be aware that radio signals are projected into the hearing aid and, if strong enough, can result in a very disturbing humming tone.

Installing and Charging the Rechargeable Batteries

The mobile unit receives its power via 2 rechargeable batteries. In order for the mobile unit to function, these batteries must be installed in the battery compartment and the compartment cover must be closed.

1. Installing the batteries in the mobile unit

???Hold the mobile unit with the dialpad facing down. The compartment for the two recharge- able batteries is in the lower part of the mobile unit.

???Slide the rechargeable batteries (included with your unit) into the compartment, as shown in the figure below. Be sure that the polarity orientation of the batteries is correct. The plus and minus signs are labeled in the battery compartment (see figure below).

???From the top, slide the battery compartment cover into the slots (see figure) of the mobile unit and snap into place.

Note:

If the rechargeable batteries are not correctly installed, the mobile unit will not function.

2. Charging the rechargeable batteries

The batteries are not charged at the time of delivery. To charge the batteries, place the mobile unit in the charging unit (not included). The dialpad can be facing either up or down. However, the charging contacts on the bottom of the mobile unit must be in contact with those on the bottom of the charging unit.

If the mobile unit is properly inserted for charging, the LED (light-emitting diode ( lit, signalling that the battery is charging.

The charging time can vary greatly, depending on the age and the manufacturer/type of recharge- able battery. The charging logic of the mobile unit always guarantees, however, an optimum charge of the rechargeable batteries.

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Mounting the Carrying Clip on the Mobile Unit

The carrying clip can be mounted if desired. Grasp the mobile unit, holding the dialpad in the palm of your hand. You will see small holes parallel to the screen. Insert the clip first into the hole on one side and then snap it into the hole on the other side.

Important Tips for Using the Rechargeable Batteries

The mobile unit comes with two rechargeable AA Nickel Cadmium batteries (Mignon cells)

???Use only the batteries which come with the product.

???If replacement is necessary, use only approved batteries of the following types: Panasonic

P-60 AA, Philips R6 NC-P, Saft RC6, UCAR RC6, DAIMON ACCU 1000, Varta 751 RS, Sanyo N-3UN, Sanyo N-3UC.

???The use of other battery types or of non-rechargeable batteries can cause problems with operation, and may even damage the device.

???The manufacturer does not accept any responsibility in such cases.

Do not use normal batteries! Use only approved rechargeable batteries!

When putting into service and using the rechargeable batteries, please observe the fol- lowing basic principles:

???Before use, be sure that the batteries are adequately charged.

We recommend that they be charged without interruption for about 16 hours -- for example overnight -- and that, during the first week of use, the mobile unit always be replaced in the charging unit after use.

???New rechargeable batteries generally do not attain their full operating capacity (i.e. length of time that the charge is held for calls and standby status) until they have been in normal use for several days. Even ifthe charging LED signals that the batteries in the mobile unit are charged -- LED off -- , it is nevertheless possible that, during the first few days, the normal call and standby time has not yet been fully reached.

???After complete initial charging, the batteries attain their normal operating status. We recom- mend that, after this initial charging, the mobile unit not be replaced in the charging unit each time it is used. The rechargeable batteries function best if they are completely discharged periodically.

Warning: Limited operating time when batteries are partially discharged

???Be sure that the battery contacts do not come into contact with metallic or greasy parts.

???Replacement battery packs (reserve) can be charged in the charging unit; these should be exchanged periodically with those in the mobile unit.

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-Display of the pound key, #key.

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??? If the mobile unit is not within the radio range of the base station, the Csymbol blinks on the screen. It is not possible to place or receive calls.

???Procedures can be interrupted by pressing the gkey once or, if necessary, twice.

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The mobile unit must be in ON status in order to dial or to to use the memory.

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Registering a Standard Mobile Unit at the Base Station

Every additional mobile unit acquired must first be registered at the base station.

For this, follow these steps:

1.The mobile unit must be switched off

If necessary, turn it off by pushing the

u key until the display on the screen goes off.

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???Up to 8 mobile units can be registered on one base station.

???If 8 mobile units are already registered, three dashes appear when the system code is entered during the registration procedure; a negative acknowledgment tone sounds.

???To deactivate mobile unit, see page 72.

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Viewing and Setting the Dialing Mode

The German Telekom AG offers two different dialing modes for telephone connections:

???Dial pulsing system (Dial Pulsing System = DPS)

???Dual-tone (multifrequency system = DTMF)

A the time of initialization, your new telephone is set for tone dialing.

Tone dialing (DTMF) is, however, only possible if your telephone lines are connected to a new digital switching exchange. The German Telekom AG has, however, not yet completely finished converting all telephone lines in Germany to digital switching exchanges.

Determining the Dialing Mode of Your Telephone:

Push the connect key and then dial any digit (for example, 2).

If you then still hear the same dial tone, you will have to switch the dialing mode.

Tone Dialing, Signal Key Flash for Telephone Systems (Setting the Flash, see page 141)

Tone Dialing, Signal Key Flash (length/250 ms) for Telephone Service on

Main Connection (status upon delivery)

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???The mobile unit must be in ON status in order to dial or to use the memory.

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Registering the Comfort Mobile Unit at a Base Station

Every additional mobile unit acquired must first be registered at the base station.

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???You can register your Comfort mobile unit on up to four base stations.

???Up to 8 mobile units can be registered on one base station.

If 8 mobile units are already registered, the message ???No free internal No.??? appears on the screen during the registration procedure after the system code is entered.

???To deactivate a mobile unit, see page 121.

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Viewing and Setting the Dialing Mode

The German Telekom AG offers two different dialing modes for telephones:

???Dial pulsing system (Dial Pulsing System = DPS)

???Dual-tone (multifrequency system = DTMF)

At initialization, your telephone is set for tone dialing.

Tone dialing (DTMF) is, however, only possible if your telephone lines are connected to a new digital switching exchange. The German Telekom AG has, however, not yet completely finished converting all telephone lines in Germany to digital switching exchanges.

Determining the Dialing Mode of Your Telephone Connection:

Press the connect key and dial any digit (for example, 2).

If you still hear the same dial tone after dialing the digit, you will have to switch the dialing mode.

The dialing mode must be individually set for both external telephone lines:

1.In the idle state, press the ??key and select ???Service??? from the main menu.

2.In the service menu, select ???System Settings??? and enter the system code. (See also page 115).

Note:

???In order to operate your Gigaset 1054 on a main station connection, you only need the ???DTMF/Flash 0.25??? or ???DPS/ground??? settings.

The additional dialing mode settings are for operation of the Gigaset 1054 as part of a telephone network (see page 137)ff.

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Connection Jacks

The Gigaset 1054 base station is equipped with two telephone jacks (B and C), for connecting non-cordless terminals. Internal station numbers are automatically allocated to the jacks:

???Jack B (upper) has the internal station number 0

???Jack C (lower) has the internal station number 9

The connections of the auxiliary devices must have TAE plugs. The Gigaset 1054 jacks have the code F/N.

Only approved non-cordless devices can be connected.

Connecting Telephones

Telephones can be connected immediately, without changing any settings. A telephone or non- cordless device does not have to be registered at the base station.

The dialing mode (pulse or tone dialing) is recognized automatically and does not need to be set. It is not possible to set up connections with two non-cordless devices simultaneously.

A signal key on the telephone has no function once the telephone is connected to Gigaset 1054 (exception: telephones with tone dialing).

The telephone does not display any call charges. Call charges are, however, recorded by the system. The charge sums per station and per multiple subscriber number can be queried or dele- ted from a registered mobile unit.

Connecting Non-Cordless Devices (other than telephones)

The settings necessary for the auxiliary device connection can be programmed using a registered mobile unit.

You can stipulate whether a fax device, modem, VTX, a door interphone or an answering machine is to be connected (see page 67 or page 116 ).

In addition, other station-specific settings, e.g. trunk authorization, call allocation, etc., can be programmed -- using a mobile unit -- for every connected auxiliary device.

When a fax device is used with Gigaset 1054, the fax must be set for operation behind a telecommunication system (see the operating instructions for your fax machine).

You can use the following Baud transmission rates on the station connections:

??? Jack B (upper), internal station number 0: up to 28,800 Baud

Jack C (lower), internal station number 9: up to 9,600 Baud.

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Examples of Connections for Door Interphones via TFE (entrance telephone)

The following example shows how Gigaset 1054 can be connected to different types of door sta- tions via door interfaces, using the Siemens door interphone adapter.

Door interphone adapters are available in retail stores.

Connection Points for the TFE Adapter Box

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???Ring allocation of the door interphone, see page 72 or page 120.

???Connection with the door interphone, see page 53 or page 106.

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Connection Examples for Door Interphones via TFE

The following examples show how Gigaset 1054 can be connected to different door station types with the help of the Siemens door interphone adapter (TFE/V).

Please note for door interphone adapter (TFE/V):

???The potentiometer should be set on the maximum volume (turn all the way to right).

???The X1 bridge must not be changed.

In addition, for the individual door stations, a variety of changes must be made:

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Saving / Changing the System Code

For your own protection, you can enter a new system code for the system. This protects your system settings and prevents registration of additional mobile units without the code. All entries are carried out from a mobile unit. The system code at the time of initialization is 0 0 0 0.

???If you have entered an erroneous system code, a negative acknowledgment tone is sig- nalled and the display will blink.

???A procedure can be terminated by pushing the connect key.

???If you forget your system code, it will be necessary to disassemble your device. Forgetting your system code is like losing a key. If this happens, please contact your system vendor.

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Enter / Change Mobile Unit PIN

In addition, you can enter a new individual PIN for each mobile unit. This prevents unauthorized access, for example, to the personal data which you have stored. In addition, the mobile

unit PIN is necessary for: Locking the mobile unit and enabling hotline, programming the hotline, unlocking the mobile unit and changing the mobile unit PIN. At initialization, the PIN is 0 0 0 0.

???If you have entered an erroneous mobile unit PIN, a negative acknowledgment tone will be signalled and the display will blink.

???A procedure can be terminated by pushing the enter key.

???If you forget the PIN, it will be necessary to disassemble your system. Forgetting a PIN is like losing a key.

If this should occur, please contact your telephone vendor.

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Pitch

The pitch of the mobile unit can be set at 1 of 6 levels. Level 1 = slow (status at initialization), Level 6 = rapid.

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Activate / Deactivate Automatic Line Seizure

If the automatic line seizure is activated (status at initialization), an external telephone line is immediately seized when the connect key is pressed, and a dial tone is heard. If this feature is deactivated, you must first dial a zero in order to get an outside line.

If automatic call pickup is activated, you can receive the call immediately by simply picking the mobile unit up from the charging unit. If it is not activated, you must first push the connect key.

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Activate / Deactivate Call Pickup

Explanations of how to utilize the call pickup feature are found on page 36.

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Accept/Terminate Calls

An incoming call (external, internal) is signalled via tone ringing as well as on the screen of the mobile unit.

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Call Pickup

You can pick up an external call within a call group (see page 69) even if the call is not signalled on your mobile unit (for example, in the case of call forwarding; see page 52).

For this, call pickup must be activated (see page 34).

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If ???Automatic line seizure??? (see page 33) is activated:

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Answer Call Waiting During an Internal Call

The call waiting tone signals, during a call, that an external call is waiting. Picking up the external call during an internal call terminates the internal call.

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The call waiting tone signals, during a call, that an external call is waiting.

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External Dialing, Using Dialpad

After putting Gigaset 1054 and the standard mobile unit into service, you can generally place calls with any mobile unit which is switched to ON.

To Terminate the Call:

gPush the connect key or place the mobile unit back in the charging unit.

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If the trunk line is already being used by another internal station, ???---??? will blink on the screen of your mobile unit and you will hear the internal busy signal.

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Using the Dialpad for External Dialing as En-Bloc Dialing

En-bloc dialing makes it possible to view the external number which has been entered -- before it is dialed.

Automatic Line Seizure Programmed

To Terminate the Call:

gPush the seize key or return the mobile unit to the charging unit.

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???If you want to change a block of numbers which has already been dialed or if you want to re- enter it, push g twice.

???En-bloc dialing can contain up to 22 digits.

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Number Redial

Number redial enables the user to redial the number which was last dialed.

???The number redial memory can contain up to 22 digits.

???When a new number is entered, it replaces the previously-entered number.

???After pushing the number redial key, you can manually dial additional suffix digits. These suf- fix-dialed digits are not stored in the number redial memory.

Number Redial as En-Bloc Dialing

When using number redial as en-bloc dialing, you can select one of the last three numbers dialed; this number will then be dialed.

???When a new telephone number is entered (which is not one of the three telephone numbers which are already in the memory), it replaces the previous number.

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???Internal station numbers 0 to 9 are available on the Gigaset 1054.

???To view the internal station number on the base station currently in use, press the internal key. To terminate, return the mobile unit to the charging unit or press the connect key.

???If the mobile unit is already engaged in an internal call when an external call arrives, a so- called camp on (call waiting) tone (see page 37) is signalled.

In this case: Terminate the internal call by returning the mobile unit to the charging unit or by pressing the connect key. Pick up the external call after hearing the ring tone (???Call Pickup???, see page 36).

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Dialing Speed Dial Numbers

You can store 10 frequently-used numbers as speed dial numbers. The programming of speed dialing numbers is described on page 46.

???Speed dial numbers can also be dialed as en-bloc dialing.

???You can also suffix dial additional digits.

???Speed dial numbers are not stored in the number redial memory.

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Placing a Call on Hold

An existing call can be placed on hold, for example in order to consult with someone in the room. During this time, the person on the other end of an external call hears music.

Placing an External Call on Hold

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From within the hold status, you can carry out other switching functions; you can, for example,

.... Carry on a confidential consultation (see page 48),

.... Transfer the call on hold to the consultation partner (see page 48),

.... Toggle between the call on hold and the consultation call (Toggle, see page 50),

.... Set up a 3-way conference (see page 51) (with the call on hold and the consultation partner).

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Setting the Handset Volume

You can set the handset volume on your mobile unit; it has three levels (1=normal to 3=loud) . This adjustment is possible either during a call or when the unit is in ON status.

Mute Feature

If you do not want your call partner to hear you (for example, if you want to consult with someone in the room), you can temporarily set the mobile unit on mute during an external call.

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Temporary Switch to Tone Dialing

If your Gigaset 1054 is connected to a telephone line with tone dailing, then the following is not relevant for you.

If your Gigaset 1054 is connected to a line with pulse dialing (DPS), you have the option of tem- porarily switching the dialing mode of your Gigaset 1054 from DPS to DTMF (tone dialing).

By switching the dialing mode from pulse to tone dialing, you can enter information via the dial- pad during a call, for instance in order to query an answering machine or voice mail, or to take advantage of German Telekom AG services such as ???City Call??? or ???Scall???, etc.

You must dial at least one digit before you can temporarily change the dialing mode.

After you have switched, you can switch back and forth between the dialing modes during the call, using the signal key e . After completing the call, the telephone reverts automatically to the original dialing mode.

Digits and symbols which are entered while the phone is switched to the alternative dialing mode are not stored in the repeat dial memory.

The tone dialing symbol appears only during the temporary change of the dialing mode, and dis- appears during an internal consultation.

At the initialization, the phone is set for tone dialing.

During the switchover, the call charges / length of call display is suppressed.

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Speed Dial Numbers: Storing, Viewing or Changing

You can save 10 frequently-used telephone numbers. The procedure for dialing speed dial num- bers is described on page 42.

Notebook Feature:

You can also program telephone numbers as speed dial numbers during a call.

Store New Telephone Number:

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???10 speed dial numbers, each with up to 22 characters, can be stored; the characters can be digit, pound, star and signal keys. In the case of longer telephone numbers, only the first 22 characters are stored.

???It is also possible to store numbers even if the unit is not connected to a base station.

???Change the telephone numbers by overwriting them.

???Notebook feature: A telephone number can be stored as a speed dial number even during a call.

???If ???No automatic line seizure??? is activated, the first digit must be the line code (0, 1 or 2).

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Consultation / Transfer Call

With your Gigaset 1054 system, you have the option of carrying on external as well as internal consultation calls if the second telephone line is free. This feature could be used, for example, to consult an external business partner.

Internal Consultation

or Ring All Internal Stations:

Call Transfer:

g Push the connect key or replace the mobile unit in the charging unit.

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Or Terminate Internal Consultation and Return to the External Call:

???After dialing the internal telephone number, you can immediately transfer the external call to that number by ???hanging up.??? This can be done even before the internal station answers.

???If the station to which you are transferring the call does not answer within 30 seconds, an automatic recall occurs.

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External Consultation

You have the option, with this system, of transferring an external call to another external number as long as the second telephone line is available.

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Toggle

During a consultation call, you can toggle back and forth between two existing calls as often as you like. External toggle is also possible, if the second telephone line is available.

This procedure can also be carried out from within an internal call.

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3-Way Conference

During a consultation call, you can connect the two partners, thus setting up a 3-way conference. An external 3-way conference is possible, as long as the 2nd telephone line is available.

3-Way Conference from Within an Internal Consultation Call:

3-Way Conference from Within an External Consultation Call:

This procedure can also be carried out from within an internal call.

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Activate Internal Call Forwarding

You can forward an external call to another internal station. The call can only be forwarded to a station which also has call forwarding activated.

w Press the enter key.

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Note:

???An activated call forwarding is indicated by a ???U??? on the screen. (Query by pushing ??).

Note:

???The call forwarding display ???U??? (query by pushing ??) remains if additional call forwarding functions are still active.

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Operation with Standard Mobile UnitSwitching Features.

Connection with the Door Interphone

The door interphone can only be connected to auxiliary devices which have the internal station number 9.

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Display of Call Length: Activate / Deactivate

The automatic call length display is activated after the last digit is dialed. The display remains visible for 4 seconds after the end of the call.

1or 0 To activate, push the 1 key (initialization status). To deactivate, push the 0 key.

Min. Sec.

Note:

???The call length display can show a maximum of 99 minutes and 59 seconds.

???If the call is longer than this, the display counter starts again at 00-00.

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Activate / Deactivate Display of Call Charge or Call Charge Unit

Before you can use this feature, you must first request from the German Telekom AG the transmission of the call charge data, if this service has not already been requested for your phone. However, please note that, for technical reasons, the charges on your telephone bill may differ from those shown on the screen. The Telekom unit counter is always the official indi- cator. The following are recorded:

???Call charges or call charge units for an individual call from the mobile unit,

???Total call charges or call charge units for the mobile unit,

???Total call charges or call charge units per telephone line,

???Total call charges or call charge units for the entire system.

Note: If the call charge / call charge units display is activated/deactivated, the call length display is deactivated.

???or = To activate, push the 2 key To deactivate, push the 0.

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Call Charge Display of Previous Call: Activate / Deactivate

If this feature is activated (the call charge display must also be activated), the charges for the pre- vious call are shown after the line is seized. This is ideal, for instance, for hotels or inns which wish to see the call charges for a guest. For resetting options for the charges, see ???Delete Call Charge Total??? on page 57.

orPush the 1 to activate.

Call Charge Factor: Viewing or Setting

If the units / charge display is activated, the mobile unit automatically shows the units. If you want to see the charge, you must enter the charge factor. The charge factor is valid for all ter- minal devices connected to Gigaset 1054.

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If the call charge factor is entered or changed, all previous individual / total entries are deleted. In order to view the charge factor, follow the procedure, deleting the step ???Enter call charge fac- tor.???To display the units again, enter ???0.00??? as charge factor. The charge factor can be program- med up to 9.99 or 999, and is valid for all stations.

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Call Charge Totals per Internal Station: View / Delete

or

Delete Charge Total

???At the right side of the screen you will see the charges incurred for the current call; at the left, the total charges incurred for this station up until this point.

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Call Charge Totals per Telephone Line: View / Delete

Delete Charge Total

*0!???

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Push enter key.

Note:

???At the right of the screen, you will see the charges for the current call; at the left, the total charges incurred up until this point per telephone line.

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Lock for Outgoing Calls (System Lock): Activate / Deactivate

Using the system lock, you can lock your base station. This ensures that no outgoing calls can be made.

Exception: Calls to an emergency number are possible if these numbers are stored. Up to four 16-digit numbers can be stored (page 60).

Incoming calls can still be accepted when the system is locked.

Note:

???If you have programmed system lock with emergency numbers as well as telephone lock with hotline, no dialing is possible.

Exception: When the emergency number is the same as the hotline number.

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Emergency Numbers: Store / View

In an emergency, it is important to be able to dial emergency numbers even if the system is locked. You can program four 16-digit numbers for this.

Delete Emergency Numbers

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Barred Numbers: Store

The storage of barred numbers enables you to prevent numbers from being dialed which begin with a barred number. Thus, for example, if the barred number ???00??? is stipulated, international calls cannot be made. For each mobile unit and for each telephone, you can store up to three barred numbers (1 to 8 digits in each case). To activate the barred numbers, see ???Activating / Deactivating Barred Numbers??? on page 62.

???Changes can be made by overwriting.

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Activate / Deactivate Barred Numbers

More information about the barred numbers is found on page 61.

1or = Push the 1 key to activate,

and the 0 key to deactivate (initialization status) .

Push the enter key.

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Note:

When a barred telephone number is entered, you will first hear the negative acknowledgment tone and then the busy tone.

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Set Class of Service for the Internal Stations

By setting the COS for every registered mobile unit and telephone, you can stipulate which sta- tions are allowed to place toll calls.

At initialization, all devices have full trunk authorization.

1.Full trunk authorization (= initialization status)

The device is capable of making outgoing and receiving incoming external calls.

2.Incoming authorization

The device is capable only of receiving incoming calls. All external dialing is blocked.

3.Internal authorization

The device can only make internal calls. All external dialing is blocked. Users can set up a consultation call with an authorized internal station, but cannot transfer an external call; the call is returned in this case.

Hinweis:

???If your Gigaset 1054 is only being operated on one external telephone line (L1), all authoriza- tions for the second line (L2) should be programmed for ???internal.???

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Locking the Mobile Unit / Activate Hotline

You can lock your mobile unit, thus preventing unauthorized or unintentional use.

If you have programmed a hotline number, then only this hotline number can be dialed. If no hotline number is programmed, only incoming calls are possible.

To unlock the mobile unit, see page 66.

Note:

???After locking the mobile unit, the enter key can only be used to unlock it (within 3 seconds) or to dial the hotline number.

???If you want to lock the mobile unit, without programming a hotline number, any hotline num- ber which was already programmed into the unit must first be deleted. See ???View /Delete / Enter Hotline Number,???page 65.

???We recommend that you check to make sure that the number is correctly entered by making a test call.

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Hotline Number: View / Delete / Store

You can lock your telephone to prevent outgoing calls while still allowing one hotline number to be dialed. In this case, only this stored hotline number can be dialed. This can, for instance, be the number under which you can be reached during your vacation.

or enter

w Push the enter key.

Note:

???A hotline number can have up to 22 characters, consisting of digits, pound, star and signal keys.

???A hotline number, programmed via ???Enter barred number,??? is not dialed.

???If automatic line seizure is not activated, the 1st digit must be the line code (0,1 or 2).

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???After pushing the enter key, the 8 key must be pushed within 3 seconds (otherwise, the hot- line number will be dialed)

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Set the Connection Configuration for Internal Stations

You can stipulate which types of devices can be connected at each station.

Cordless devices (1 to 8) can be mobile units, or devices such as Gigaset 1000TAE which can, for example, be used to connect telephones and fax machines to Gigaset 1054 without cords. For these stations, ???mobile unit??? is pre-set.

For non-cordless connections (0 and 9), the device type ???telephone??? is pre-set. Modems or fax machines should preferably be connected to the 0 station, a door interphone can only be connec- ted to station 9.

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Ring Allocation for External Calls

With the ring allocation for external telephone lines, you can stipulate which mobile unit or auxi- liary devices should be rung when an external call arrives. The ring allocation is carried out by entering the internal number in the list of the collective call group or in the group list of the ring allocation.

Stations which are to receive external calls must, as a minimum, have the COS ???incoming call authorization??? (see the chapter ???Set Class of Service for the Internal Stations??? on page 63). Up to 10 stations, of which 8 can be mobile units, can be placed in the lists for collective call or call diversion.

For stations which are already engaged in an external or internal call, call waiting is signalled.

Collective Call

???At initialization, collective call is set for all stations.

???An incoming external call is signalled on all registered mobile units and auxiliary devices and can be picked up by any mobile unit or auxiliary device.

???Through programming, an individual call can be routed to only one station in the collective call list.

???Groups of stations which are part of the collective call group

At the time of registration, the stations are automatically placed in the collective call list. This can be changed subsequently.

Group Call with Call Diversion Pickup

???An incoming external call for telephone line L1 is first signalled 3x at mobile units 2, 3 and can be picked up there. If mobile units 2 and 3 cannot accept the call, the call is diverted to the second call group (with mobile units 6, 7) .

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Ring Allocation: Enter or Change Collective Call Group

For more information about this, see page 68.

If more than 6 cordless stations are in operation at once, the telephone number will only be dis- played at the first five devices which are rung. The last registered stations are affected by this.

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If, for example, an external call arrives for line 1, stations 2, 3, 5 are rung simultaneously.

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Ring Allocation: Enter or Change Group Call

For more information about this, see page 68.

If more than 6 cordless stations are in operation at once, the telephone number will only be dis- played at the first five devices when they are rung. The last registered stations are affected by this.

If, for example, an external call arrives for line 1, the stations with the internal numbers 2, 3, 5 are rung simultaneously; afterward, the stations with the internal numbers

2, 3, 5, 1, 7 are rung.

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Ring Allocation: Enter or Change Number of Ring Cycles for Group Call

For more information about this, see page 68.

You can set the number of ring cycles after which group 1 should answer. If there is no answer after this number of rings, call group 2 is automatically rung. The factory setting at initialization is 3 ring cycles. You can choose anywhere from 1 to 9 tone rings.

If an external call arrives for telephone line 1, the stations with the internal numbers 2, 3, 5 are first rung simultaneously 2 x. After that, the stations with the internal numbers 2, 3, 5, 1, 7 are rung.

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Ring Allocation for the Door Interphone

If you want to set up a door interphone, you can stipulate which internal stations should be rung from the door interphone. These internal stations can then activate the door opener.

Every mobile unit can be unregistered using that unit or any other mobile unit.

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Resetting the Base Station to the Status at Initialization

You can reset the base station to its initialization status, for example if you feel that you no longer have a clear overview of the current settings. In order to keep this as simple as possible, how- ever, not all settings are reset.

This procedure accomplishes the following:

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Advisory and Alarm Tones: Activate / Deactivate

The mobile units are pre-set for optimum ease of operation. You can change these settings indi- vidually for each mobile unit.

Key Acknowledgment Tone: Activate / Deactivate

When this tone is activated, a tone is heard whenever a key is pushed.

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Negative Acknowledgment Tone: Activate / Deactivate

When the tone is activated, every erroneous entry is signalled acoustically.

If this tone is activated, only correctly completed settings are acoustically signalled.

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Battery Alarm Tone: Activate / Deactivate

If this tone is activated, an alarm is sounded when the battery needs to be exchanged.

If the tone is activated, an acoustic signal is heard when the mobile unit re-enters the base sta- tion range.

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In the description below, the name of the feature is used instead of the term dialog key. To acti- vate a specific feature, press the dialog key below it.

Using the Menu

The menu key ??is found in the middle, between the two dialog keys. With this, you can easily activate menus for switching and for setting functions, either in idle status or during a call.

Fmenu. Each menu line moves up one line, thus displaying the other menu lines.

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Menu Structure for System Settings

The menu structure for settings is set up as a hierarchy. Generally, settings are first made in idle status. Additional settings options are also offered in other operating statuses (see ???Status- Dependent Menus???).

You can move to the desired setting step by step. The ??key also allows you to scroll backward through the menu levels (Main Menu - Service - System Settings - Equipment Data). Thus, you can scroll back quickly through the levels.

If you want to terminate the process -- from any point within the menu structure -- without changing anything, push the connect key gonce, or if necessary twice.

Your Comfort mobile unit initiates an automatic cancel after 30 seconds if you do not push any key within this time.

Example:

In order to program call forwarding, for instance, the following steps must be carried out (from idle state): Push the ?? key; go to the ???Service??? menu from the main menu; from the Service menu, select ???Forward.ON.???

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Status-Dependent Menus

Using the ?? key, appropriate menus can also be activated from different operating statuses, such as call status, internal call, external call or consultation status.

Example 1 ???In Internal Call???

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Enter / Change System Code

For your own protection, you can enter a new four-digit system code for the system. This pro- tects your settings and prevents registration of additional mobile units.

All entries are carried out from a mobile unit. At the time of initialization, the system code is set at ???0000???.

Note:

???If you have entered an erroneous system code, a negative acknowledgment tone will be signalled.

???If you forget the system code, it will be necessary to disassemble the device. Forgetting the system code is like losing a key. If this happens, please get in touch with your vendor.

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Set Dialog Language

If you would like the display texts to appear in a language other than the one which is already set (German), you can select between either German, English, French, Italian or Spanish for each device.

Set Tone Ringing for Mobile Unit

You can set the tone ring individually, including the volume, pitch and melody. The tone ring volume has 7 levels, the tone ring pitch (tone sequence frequency) has 10 levels and the tone ring melody has 10 levels.

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Enter / Change Mobile Unit PIN

For your protection, you can enter a new four-digit PIN for each mobile unit. This protects your settings such as ,for example mobile unit lock, and your stored personal data. The mobile unit PIN setting at initialization is ???0 0 0 0???.

Note:

???If you have entered an erroneous PIN, a negative acknowledgment tone is signalled.

???If you forget your PIN, it will be necessary to disassemble your device. Forgetting the PIN is like losing a key. If this happens, please get in touch with the vendor of your telephone.

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Activate / Deactivate Call Pickup

In order to be able to use the call pickup, it must be activated (status at initialization). The activa- tion or deactivation of call pickup is valid for the entire system. Details on how to use call pickup are found on page 87.

1.In idle status, push the ??key and select ???Service??? from the main menu.

2.In the service menu, select ???System settings??? and enter the system code (see also page 115).

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Activate / Deactivate Automatic Line Seizure

Push the gkey to be able immediately seize an external line (status at initialization). If this function is deactivated, you must first dial a zero to place an external call.

This setting can be adjusted for every internal station.

1.In idle status, push the ??key and select Service??? from the main menu.

2.In the service menu, select ???System settings??? and enter the system code. (see also page 115).

or

Activate / Deactivate ???Automatic seizure??? for Internal Station

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Mobile Unit Settings

Telephone book

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Accept / Terminate Call

An incoming call (external, internal) is signalled acoustically via the tone ring and visually on the screen of the mobile unit.

Accept the Call either

or

by pushing the connect key if the mobile

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unit is not in the charging unit.

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Call Pickup

You can pick up an external call within your call group even if the call is not signalled on your mobile unit (for example, in the case of call forwarding, page 105).

In order to do this, call pickup must be activated (see page 83).

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Answer Call Waiting During an Internal Call

The call waiting tone signals that an external call is waiting while you are engaged in another call. If you answer the external call while you are engaged in an internal call, the internal call is termi- nated.

or

Push the connect key to terminate the on- g going call.

Answer a Call Waiting During an External Call

The call waiting tone signals that a call is waiting while you are engaged in another call. The call waiting feature can be activated and deactivated.

You can now toggle between the calls

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External Dialing with Dialpad

After putting the base station and Comfort mobile unit into service, you can generally place calls with a mobile unit which is switched ON.

g You will hear the dial tone.

No Automatic Line Seizure Activated

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TEL.BOOK REDIAL

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External En-Bloc Dialing with Dialpad

En-bloc dialing allows you to view the external telephone number which you have entered before the number is dialed and to correct it, if necessary.

No Automatic Line Seizure is Activated

Note:

???En-bloc dialing can contain a maximum of 22 characters.

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Number Redial

Number redial allows you to automatically redial the last external number dialed from the mobile unit.

Note:

???The number redial memory can contain a maximum of 22 characters.

???Every new telephone number entered overwrites the previous one.

???After pushing DIAL, you can manually add suffix numbers. The suffix digits are not stored in the number redial memory.

???The number redial memory is erased if the device is switched off or the battery removed.

Number Redial as En-Bloc Dialing

Number redial allows you to automatically dial the most recently dialed external number.

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Internal Dialing to Another Mobile Unit or Auxiliary Device

or

*Push the star key

You will hear the internal ring tone.

All registered internal stations, mobile units or auxiliary devices are displayed

and rung.

Note:

???Stations 0 to 9 are available on your Gigaset 1054.

???To view the internal station number, push the internal key. Terminate by returning the mobile unit to the charging unit, or by pushing the connect key.

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Dialing from the Telephone Book

You can enter up to 100 names and accompanying telephone numbers in the telephone book (depending on the length of the number or the name). Saving and administering the entries is described on page 99.

The stored names can be found either via scrolling or by entering the letters of the name, using the alphanumeric keyboard on your Comfort mobile unit.

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Entering Letters:

???If the name search does not find any such entries, an error tone is signalled.

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Call on Hold

You can place an ongoing call on hold in order to, for instance, hold a consultation with someone in the room.

Place External Call on Hold:

???In the case of an external call which is placed on hold, the call charges and length of call dis- play remain, in the background.

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Temporary Switchover to Tone Dialing

If your Gigaset 1054 is connected to a telephone line with tone dialing, then the following explanation has no relevance for you .

If your Gigaset 1054 is connected to a telephone connection with pulse dialing (DPS), you have the option of temporarily switching your Gigaset 1054 from DPS to tone dialing (DTMF) during a call.

By switching the dialing mode from pulse to tone dialing, you can use the dialpad of your mobile unit to enter information during a call, for example to query an answering machine or a voice mailbox or to take advantage of services offered by the German Telekom AG such as ???City Call??? and ???Scall.???

At the time of initialization, tone dialing is pre-set.

Note:

???After the end of the call, the tone dialing function is automatically deactivated.

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Mute Function

If you want to prevent your call partner from hearing you temporarily, (for example, if you want to consult with someone in the room), then you can switch the mobile unit temporarily to mute during an external call.

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MUTE CONSLT.

Mute On:

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Entering Names and Characters

The following explains how you can enter letters and digits to administer the telephone book.

After selecting, for example, ???New entry??? in the telephone book menu, enter the telephone number. The dialpad automatically switches to letter entry so that you can enter the name.

Entering Letters:

The dialpad (digit keys) is used as an alphabetical keyboard for the entry of names into the tele- phone book. This entry modus is only available if you are in the ???Telephone book??? menu.

The letters for each digit key are printed on the keys:

1 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 @

The @key has the following functions:

Space , period ???.??? and dash ???-???.

The 1key is configured with the letters ??, ?? and ??. These letters can be entered beginning with the 1st letter of the name entry.

In addition, you can enter the following: ???Star??? *and ???Pound??? #.

Entering Digits:

1, 2to @ Enter digits (not as the first entry in a name) by pressing the appropriate dialpad key four or five times.

Sorting Sequence:*, #, A, ??

Telephone numbers which you prefix with *and #will appear as the first entries in the tele- phone book list, thus making them easy to sort and select. Use this for frequently-called num- bers.

To enter letters or special symbols, proceed as follows:

???Within 8 seconds, press the appropriate digit key repeatedly until the desired letter appears on the display. The cursor blinks once (where entry appears) each time the key is pressed.

???When the desired letter appears, wait until the cursor jumps to the next entry space.

???Then enter the next letter.

???Enter spaces by pushing the @key once.

Deleting Entries:

If you have entered a wrong letter or number, you can delete it by pushing the backspace key.

Each time this key is pressed, the last letter or digit entered is deleted.

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Dialing Convenience with the Telephone Book

Up to about 100 entries can be stored in the electronic telephone book of the Comfort mobile unit (58 when all spaces are used; names up to 16 characters, tel.numbers up to 22 characters). Before using the ???Telephone book??? menu, please read the chapter ???Menu Techniques??? which describes how to enter digits and letters.

There are two ways to activate the telephone book.

If you want to dial a telephone number from the telephone book, use the dialog key ???TEL.BOOK???.

If you want to make new entries, or change or delete entries, push the ?? key and then select the menu point ???Telephone book???.

Note:

???Using the prefix, ???*??? or ???#??? when entering the name, you can ensure that important entries are placed at the beginning of your telephone book.

???If no automatic line seizure is activated, the first digit entered

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Internal Consultation / Transfer of Call

With this system, it is also possible to make consultation calls and to transfer an external call to another internal station.

???After dialing the internal station number, you can immediately transfer the call by ???hanging up???, even before the internal station has answered.

???If the station to which the call is being transferred does not answer within 30 seconds, recall is activated.

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External Consultation / Transfer Call

With this system, you can carry on a consultation call and transfer an external call to another external station, if the 2nd telephone line is available.

MUTE CONSLT.

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Toggle

During a consultation call, you can toggle back and forth between the two established calls as often as you like. External toggle is possible as long as the 2nd telephone line is available.

Terminate Toggle:

???In this same manner, you can toggle between an internal call and an external consultation call.

???Toggle is also possible using the ??#keys.

???It is also possible to set up a 3-way conference from within the consultation status.

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3-Way Conference

During a consultation call, you can set up a 3-way conference call with two call partners. When this function is in use, charges and length of call are not displayed. An external 3-way conference is possible, as long as the 2nd telephone line is available.

External Call Parallel to an Internal Consultation:

External Call Parallel to an External Consultation:

Terminate 3-Way Conference

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Activate/ Deactivate Internal Call Forwarding

Using internal call forwarding, you can forward external calls to other internal stations. The call can only be forwarded to internal stations which have call forwarding activated.

Deactivate Internal Call Forwarding:

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Connection to the Door Interphone

The door interphone should be connected only to the auxiliary device connection with the inter- nal station number 9. This feature is only available for stations which are listed in the door inter- phone ring allocation list.

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Display of Charges / Display of Call Length

You can use any mobile unit to view the total charges as well as the charges for the most recent call. The charge total includes only the charges occurring on that particular mobile unit. The set- ting of the unit cost is described on pages 108 and 109.

The setting for all mobile units and auxiliary devices -- whether for call length, units, or charges -- is carried out on the mobile units. In addition, you can stipulate whether the previously-incurred call charges or units should be displayed before the beginning of the call.

The charges per mobile unit or auxiliary device and the total call charges for all devices can also be deleted, using the mobile unit.

If the call length recording feature is activated, the recording begins immediately upon connec- tion of the call.

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Activate and Deactivate Call Length and Call Charge Display / Set the Unit Cost

In order to be able to use this feature, you must first apply to the German Telekom AG to have your phone lines set up for ???unit measurement???.

Your Gigaset 1054 can display either the telephone units, the charges or the call length. At the time of initialization, the call length display is activated.

The type of display selected appears on all mobile units.

The Comfort mobile unit is in idle state.

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Telephone Book

Continued

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???If the unit cost is entered for the first time or changed, all previous individual and total entries are deleted.

???If you want to have the units displayed again, enter ???0.00??? as the new unit cost.

???The unit cost can be programmed for any number up to 9.99 or 999, and is then valid for all stations.

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Lock to Prevent Outgoing Calls / Emergency Numbers

Using the system lock, you can prevent the base station from being used for outgoing calls. Calls can still be received.

Exception: Connection setup with an emergency number is possible even if the system lock is activated. Up to four 16-character emergency numbers can be stored.

1.In the idle state, push the ??key and select ???Service??? from the main menu.

2.In the Service menu, select ???System settings??? and enter the system code (see also page 115).

Note:

???If you have activated both telephone lock with hotline (see page 114) and system lock with emergency numbers, dialing cannot occur. Exception: The hotline number is the same as the emergency number.

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Enter, View, Delete Restricted Numbers / Activate or Deactivate Lock

By storing restricted numbers, you can ensure that telephone numbers which begin with one of these restricted numbers cannot be dialed. Thus, for example, if ???00??? is stipulated as a restricted number, no international calls can be made. You can store up to three restricted num- ber (each with 1 to 8 characters) for each individual mobile unit.

1.In idle status, push the ??key and select ???Service??? from the main menu.

2.In the Service menu, select ???System settings??? and enter the system code. (see also page 115).

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Delete All Barred Numbers

Using this function, all restricted numbers are deleted at once.

1.In idle status, push the ??key and select ???Service??? from the main menu.

2.In the Service menu, select ???System settings??? and enter the system code. (see also page 115).

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Set the COS for Internal Stations

By setting the Class of Service for every registered mobile unit, you can stipulate which internal stations can place external toll calls.

At the time of initialization, all devices are fully trunk authorized.

1.Full Trunk Authorization (= status at initialization) Incoming and outgoing external calls are permissible.

2.Incoming Authorization

It is only possible to accept incoming calls. All external dialing is blocked.

3.Internal Authorization

Only internal calls are possible. All external dialing is blocked. You can initiate a consultation call to an authorized internal station, but cannot transfer an external call; you will receive a callback in that case.

1.In idle status, push the ??key and select ???Service??? from the main menu.

2.In the Service menu, select ???System settings??? and enter the system code (see also page 115).

Note:

???If your Gigaset 1054 is being operated on only one telephone line, then you should set ???Internal authorization??? for the 2nd telephone line.

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Lock Mobile Unit /Change Hotline Number / Mobile Unit PIN

In the ???Telephone lock??? menu, you can make/change settings for hotline numbers or mobile unit PIN which are valid in connection with the mobile unit lock.

Telephone book

Del. hotline no. Delete hotline number.

Cancel Registration of Mobile Unit Lock (Unlock)

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First Steps for System Settings

The following procedure is generally the first step to be taken in making most system settings. After completing this procedure, select the desired system settings from the menu.

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Set Connection Configuration for Internal Stations

You can stipulate which different types of devices are to be used at the different stations.

Cordless terminals can be mobile units or cordless connections such as Gigaset 1000TAE . For these stations, ???mobile unit??? is pre-set.

For non-cordless devices, the device type ???Telephone??? is set. Modems or fax machines should preferably be connected to station 0; a door interphone, however, can only be connected to sta- tion 9.

1.In idle state, push the ??key and select ???Service??? from the main menu.

2.In the Service menu, select ???System settings??? and enter the system code. (see also page 115).

Set Non-cordless Station Lines (a/b lines):

Set Cordless Station Connections:

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Resetting the Base Station to the Status at Initialization

You can reset the base station to the initialization status, for example if you no longer have a clear overview of your settings. In order to keep this as simple as possible, however, not all settings are reset.

This procedure accomplishes the following:

1.In idle status, push the ??key and select ???Service??? from the main menu.

2.In the Service menu, select ???System settings??? and enter the system code (see also page 115).

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Ring Allocation for External Calls

Using the ring allocation (allocation to telephone numbers), you can stipulate which mobile units or auxiliary devices should be signalled when an external call comes in. The ring allocation is car- ried out by entering the internal numbers in the list of the collective call group or group call list.

For stations which are designated to receive external calls, the COS ???Incoming authorization??? or higher must be set (see ???Set the COS for Internal Stations??? on page 113).

Up to 10 stations, of which 9 can be mobile units, can be entered in the lists for group call or call diversion pickup.

Call waiting is signalled at stations engaged in an external or internal call (see page 88).

Collective Call

???At the time of initialization, collective call is set for all stations.

???An incoming external call is signalled at all registered mobile units and auxiliary devices and can be picked up by any mobile unit or auxiliary device.

???By programming only one station into the collective call group, it is possible to have the calls routed to one individual station.

???Groups of stations which are part of the collective call

At the time of registration, the station is automatically placed in the collective call group. This can be changed later.

Group Call with Call Diversion Pickup

???An incoming external call is first signalled 3 times on the mobile units of the first call group and can be picked up there. If no mobile unit in this group picks up the call, the second call group is automatically signalled.

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Set / Change Ring Allocation and Ring Cycles

For more information about this, see page 118.

If more than 6 cordless stations are in operation, the telephone number of an incoming call is dis- played only at the first five stations. The stations which were the last to be registered are affec- ted by this.

1.In idle status, push the ??key and select ???Service??? from the main menu.

2.In the Service menu, select ???System settings??? and enter the system code (see page 115).

Collective call

Enter / change collective call.

After ???Collective Call??? is selected, the col- lective call list is displayed.

Group call

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Set / Change the Number of Rings for Group Call

By selecting the number of rings, you can stipulate the number of tone rings which are signalled at call group 1 before the call is diverted to call group 2.

Ring Allocation for the Door Interphone

You can stipulate which internal stations are to be signalled by the door interphone. These inter- nal stations can also then open the door.

1.In idle status, push the ??key and select ???Service??? from the main menu.

2.In the Service menu, select ???System settings??? and enter the system code (see page 115).

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Cancel Registration for Mobile Unit

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Activate / Deactivate Advisory and Alarm Tones

The following settings are made in the same manner as the settings which are described above.

Batt.warningtone Rechargeable batteries are almost empty .

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General

The following operating instructions apply to a connected non-cordless telephone. Other auxiliary devices such as, for example, fax machines, VTX and modems can be operated in the same manner as long as they have a handset or a connect key and a dialpad.

When using an auxiliary device, the keys should be pressed relatively quickly in order to retain the dialing connection.

When using other auxiliary device -- except telephones -- please note that these require a special setting before they can be operated (see the chapter System Settings).

On telephones with pulse dialing, some procedures do not require use of the R .

External Dialing with Digit Dialpad

After putting the base station into operation, you can usually place calls with any connected tele- phone.

Note:

???If the telephone line is being used by another subscriber, you will hear the busy tone.

???You can make an external call if the COS is set for ???full trunk authorization??? (initialization status).

Internal Dialing to Another Mobile Unit or Auxiliary Device

Note:

???It is not possible to set up a connection from or to the 0 station when 2 external calls are being carried on simultaneously.

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Temporary Switchover to Tone Dialing

If your Gigaset 1054 has a tone dialing connection, then the following does not apply to you.

If your Gigaset 1054 has a pulse dialing connection (DPS), you can switch your Gigagset 1054 temporarily from DPS to tone dialing (DTMF) during a call.

By switching the dialing mode from pulse to tone dialing, you can use the dialpad of your tele- phone to enter information during a call, for instance to query an answering machine or voice mailbox or to use services of the German Telekom AG such as, for example ???City Call??? or ???Scall???.

aHang up the handset,

The connection is terminated.

The phone reverts to pulse dialing.

Note:

???After terminating the call, tone dialing is automatically deactivated.

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Call Pickup

You can pick up an external call even if the call is not directly signalled on your telephone. This sit- uation can occur, for example, in the case of internal call forwarding ( page 126), if the internal call has already been forwarded. For this, your station must be part of the call group and call pickup must be activated (status at initialization).

aThe auxiliary device is in idle state.

An external call is signalled on another telephone.

Push these keys in this sequence;

78 You have picked up the external call.

Answer Call Waiting

Call waiting signals an incoming external call during an ongoing call. If you pick up the external call while engaged in an internal call, then the internal call is terminated. The call waiting feature can be activated and deactivated from a mobile unit (pages 37 and 88).

If you pick up the external call while you are engaged in another external call, the first external call is placed on hold.

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Switching Functions

aHang up the handset.

Call forwarding is activated.

Deactivate Internal Call Forwarding

Placing a Call on Hold

You can place an existing call on hold, for instance in order to consult with someone in the room.

Note:

While the call is on hold, you can initiate additional switching functions; you can, for example

???Carry on a confidential consultation call.

???Transfer the call on hold to the consultation partner.

???Toggle between the call on hold and the consultation call (Toggle, see page 128).

???Set up a 3-way conference call (see page 128) (with the call which is on hold and the consul- tation partner).

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Consultation / Transferring a Call

With your Gigaset 1054, you can set up not only internal but also external consultation calls, as long as the 2nd telephone line is available. This can be used, for example, to consult with an external business partner.

Fundamentally, an

internal consultation is initiated with the digit keys R 99, while an external consultation is initiated with R 90 .

Initiate Internal Consultation:

or Ring all Internal Stations Simultaneously:

Push this key.

6 You will hear the internal ring tone; a station answers. You are connected to the internal station.

Transfer the Call:

aHang up the handset; if the transfer is not successful, a recall occurs

or Terminate the Internal Consultation:

with the external call.

or Initiate an External Consultation Call:

Terminate the External Consultation:

You continue with the external call.

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Toggle

During a consultation call, you can toggle between the two existing calls as often as you like. External toggle is also possible if the 2nd telephone line is available.

Toggle with a Telephone with Pulse Dialing

aHang up the handset to disconnect the consultation partner.

You are automatically rung.

You can continue with the original call.

Toggle with a Telephone with Tone Dialing

aHang up the handset to disconnect the consultation partner.

You are automatically rung.

You can now continue with the original call.

3-Way Conference

During a consultation call, you can connect all three calls to a 3-way conference call. An external 3-way conference is possible as long as the 2nd telephone line is available.

or

aHang up the handset

Both calls are terminated.

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Connection with the Door Interphone

The door interphone can only be connected to an auxiliary device with the internal station num- ber 9.

Call is signalled from the door interphone. (3 short tones)

cPick up the handset.

You are now connected with the door interphone.

You can activate the door opener repeatedly.

The connection with the door interphone remains.

aHang up the handset to terminate the connection with the door interphone.

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Multicell System

General Information

In Gigaset 1054 multicell systems, you can use a mobile unit to reach multiple base stations. With the proper placement of your Gigaset 1054, you can expand the radio range within which you can use the mobile unit.

???You can register and operate your mobile units on up to 4 base stations of Gigaset 1054.

???Up to 8 mobile units can be registered on every Gigaset 1054 base station.

Organization of Base Stations and Mobile Units

To ensure a clear overview of the operation of mobile units on multiple base stations, we recom- mend the following procedure:

???Number the base stations, i.e. using the numbers 1 to 4

???Stipulate the internal numbers for the mobile units which are to be operated on the base sta- tion (see ???Registering Mobile Units, Comfort Mobile Units on Multiple Base Stations???, page 134).

???Register the mobile units on base station 2 under the same internal numbers as on base sta- tion 1.

???Register the mobile units on base stations 3 and 4, if present.

???Activate the display of the base station number on every mobile unit (see page 133). This is not necessary in the case of the Comfort mobile unit (see ???Activate / Deactivate Display of the Base Station Number???, page 133).

In addition, when using a multicell system behind a PBX with different connections:

???Set up a group call in the PBX so that a mobile unit can be reached on the various connec- tions.

Tips for Operation

???The mobile units are connected via radio to the base station which is currently shown on the display. Calls -- both outgoing and incoming -- can only be made via the base station dis- played (even if it is within the radio range of a neighboring base station).

Internal calls can be made to stations within the radio range of the current base station, but not to neighboring ones.

???If the mobile unit moves into the radio range of another base station, the contact to the old base station is terminated and automatically establishes radio contact with the new base station (see ???Automatic/Manual Selection of the Base Stations???,

page 136).

???The ???Automatic Selection??? of a base station can be deactivated. The user can stipulate manually which base station the mobile unit should be connected to (see ???Automatic/Manual Selection of the Base Stations???, page 136). This is important when operating within the over- lap sector of two radio cells. The user can, in that case, stipulate which base station should be used.

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Registering the Standard Mobile Unit on Multiple Base Stations

Up to 8 mobile units can be registered on one base station.

1.The mobile unit must be switched off

If necessary, switch off by pushing

the u key until the display goes off.

2. Push the registration key on the base station.

For this, please use a sharp object (e.g. pencil, ballpoint pen). The registration key will begin to blink.

Note:

???If 8 mobile units are already registered, three dashes appear on the screen during the regis- tration procedure after the system code is entered, and a negative acknowledgment tone is signalled.

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Base Station Selection, Automatic / Manual / Combined

If you are using multiple base stations, you can stipulate which base station your mobile unit should use. The options are manual, automatic or combined search; the setting is carried out from the mobile unit in idle state.

1.Automatic Selection of the Base Station (Status at Initialization)

The mobile unit establishes radio contact to a base station automatically

???when it enters the radio range of a base station

???in the case of ???competing??? base stations ( when radio cells overlap), it establishes con- tact with the base station which offers the optimum radio connection

2.Manual Selection of One Particular Base Station:

The user stipulates which base station should be used;

this setting is recommended particularly in cases where radio cells overlap.

3.Combined Selection of the Base Station:

The mobile unit first searches for 30 seconds for the base station stipulated by the user. If it cannot find it, then it searches for the base station which offers the optimum radio connection.

???Only registered mobile units can be operated on a base station.

???If the radio contact to a base station is lost or if the mobile unit is searching for a base sta- tion, the ready symbol blinks on the screen.

???You can, in each case, be reached via the base station on which your mobile unit is regis- tered.

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0or ! Push the 1 to activate,

push the 0 to deactivate. (Status at initialization)

Note:

???We recommend that you activate the display if you are using your mobile unit on multiple base stations.

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Register Comfort Mobile Unit on Multiple Base Stations

Up to 8 mobile units can be registered on a base station.

1.Push the registration key on the base station ,

Use a sharp object (such as a pencil or ballpoint pen).

The registration key begins to blink.

mobile unit can be registered.

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Note:

???You can register your Comfort mobile unit on up to 4 base stations.

???Up to 8 mobile units can be registered on one base station. If 8 mobile units are already reg- istered, the text ???No free internal No.??? appears on the display during the registration proce- dure after the system code is entered.

???If the mobile unit is being operated on more than one base station, the base station number display should be activated.

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Base Stations Selection: Automatic / Manual / Combined

If you are using multiple base stations, you can stipulate which base station your mobile unit should use. The options are manual, automatic or combined search. The setting is carried out from the mobile unit in idle state.

1.Automatic Selection of the Base Station (Status at Initialization)

The mobile unit establishes radio contact to a base station independently

???when it enters the radio range of a base station

???in the case of ???competing??? base stations (where several radio cells overlap), the base station with optimum radio contact is selected by the mobile unit.

2.Manual Selection of One Particular Base Station:

The user stipulates which base station should be used;

this is recommended particularly in cases where radio cells overlap.

3.Combined Selection of the Base Station:

The mobile unit first searches for 30 seconds for the base station stipulated by the user. If it cannot find it, then it searches for the base station which offers the optimum radio connection.

Note:

???Only registered mobile units can be operated on a base station.

???If the radio contact to a base station is lost or if the mobile unit is searching for a base sta- tion, the text ???Srch.station??? blinks on the screen.

???You can, in each case, be reached via the base station on which your mobile unit is regis- tered.

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General Information

The Gigaset 1054 can be connected to telephone systems with tone dialing (DTMF) or pulse dialing (DPS).

Enter Trunk Code (AKZ)

At the time of first start up on a telephone system, you must program a dialing timeout for the through connection to the public network. By storing a trunk code, you stipulate this automatic timeout which must occur before the telephone number is dialed.

All trunk codes (AKZ) which are to be programmed for your telephone system must be entered one after the other.

The following procedure is used to enter an automatic dialing timeout of 3 seconds. Please also follow the operating instructions for your telephone system.

The 0 ... 9 keys as well as the star, pound and signal keys can be used for the AKZ.

For setting the length of the timeout, see ???Change Length of Timeout after AKZ / HAKZ??? on page 139.