s
HiPath 3000
Hicom 150 E/150 H
Gigaset 4000 Comfort
Operating Instructions
Warning
Please read the safety notes before
putting the device into service.
Unit parts
1
14
15
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
16
10
11
12
13
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Status LED
9
Missed calls list
Receiver inset
Display
10 Lock key
11 Star key
Display keys
Control key
12 NET key
13 Microphone
Talk key
14 Attachment clip
15 Ringer loudspeaker
16 Battery compartment lid
On-hook and on/off key
Speakerphone key
II
Quick reference guide
Activating or deactivating the mobile telephone
Hold down the on/off key.
Activating or deactivating the keypad lock
A Hold down the hash key.
Starting a call
"/- + * Press the talk or speakerphone key and dial the phone number.
or
* + "/- Enter the phone number and press the talk or speakerphone key.
Opening the telephone directory
ꢀ Press the control key.
Activating or deactivating speakerphone mode
- Press the speakerphone key.
Ending a call
or ( Press the on-hook key or place the mobile telephone in the charging
shell.
Answering a call
"/- or ( Press the talk or speakerphone key or remove the mobile telephone
from the charging shell (only if "Auto Answer" is active, see page 30).
III
Contents
Safety notes
I
Telephone ...................................................................... I
Batteries......................................................................... I
Unit parts.................................................................. II
Quick reference guide.......................................... III
Keys, function selection and display
1
Function keys................................................................ 1
Control key.................................................................... 2
Display keys.................................................................. 2
Operating status display ............................................... 3
Function selection......................................................... 4
Function selection using menus............................... 4
Function selection in call status................................ 5
Useful information about mobile telephones
6
Features........................................................................ 6
Environmental conditions.............................................. 7
Radio range................................................................... 7
Displaying the radio range........................................ 7
Leaving the radio network........................................ 7
Putting the mobile telephone into service
8
Removing the protective cover..................................... 8
Inserting the batteries................................................... 8
Charging and using the batteries .................................. 9
Operating and charging times ................................ 10
Permitted batteries................................................. 10
Fitting the attachment clip .......................................... 10
Activating/deactivating the mobile telephone ............. 11
Setting the language ................................................... 11
IV
Registering the mobile telephone at the
telephone system........................................................12
Overview.................................................................12
Preparing for registration ........................................12
Registering at the system for the first time............13
Activating/deactivating the keypad lock.......................13
Conducting calls
14
Internal/external dialling...............................................14
Dialling via the telephone directory or NET
carrier list.....................................................................16
Answering a call ..........................................................16
Speakerphone mode ...................................................17
Number redial
18
Overview .....................................................................18
Manual number redial..................................................18
Automatic redial...........................................................18
Functions.....................................................................19
Telephone directory and NET carrier list
20
Overview .....................................................................20
Telephone directory functions.....................................21
Dialling with the telephone directory or NET
carrier list.....................................................................22
Sending and receiving text messages
23
Overview .....................................................................23
Selecting texts.............................................................24
Text messages........................................................24
Automatic advisory messages................................24
Creating text messages...............................................25
Sending text messages...............................................25
Opening incoming text messages...............................25
V
Settings
26
Overview..................................................................... 26
Default state ............................................................... 27
Setting the sound setting functions............................ 28
Menus .................................................................... 28
Activating/deactivating the warning tone ............... 30
Setting the auto answer function................................ 30
Resetting the defaults................................................. 30
Selecting a base.......................................................... 31
Enhanced functions
32
Room monitor and walkie-talkie mode........................ 32
Overview................................................................ 32
Using as a room monitor ........................................ 32
Configuring and deactivating ............................. 32
Deactivating with another telephone................. 33
Operating in walkie-talkie mode ............................. 33
Prerequisites...................................................... 33
Activating and deactivating................................ 33
Making and Answering Calls ............................. 34
Performing the time functions .................................... 35
Overview................................................................ 35
Functions................................................................ 36
Switching functions
37
On or message status................................................. 37
Overview................................................................ 37
Functions................................................................ 38
Using the system telephone directory............... 38
Using the missed calls list ................................. 38
Using call forwarding ......................................... 38
VI
Dial or call status .........................................................39
Overview.................................................................39
Functions ................................................................40
Saving a callback ................................................40
Setting up an enquiry during a call .....................40
Transferring a call ..............................................40
Toggle – switching between two users .............40
Adding callers to a conference...........................40
Switching function codes ............................................41
Entering text
48
Character table ............................................................48
Key utilisation ..............................................................49
Appendix
50
Troubleshooting...........................................................50
Cleaning the mobile telephone ...................................51
Technical data..............................................................52
Hicom cordless EM.................................................52
Mobile telephone....................................................52
Accessories .................................................................52
List of abbreviations ....................................................53
Index
54
VII
Keys, function selection and display
Function keys
The following function keys are available:
Key
Name
Use
On-hook and
on/off key
•
End a call
Cancel functions
Jump back to the previous menu
Switch the mobile telephone to
idle status; activate or deactivate
(see page 11)
•
•
•
Talk key
•
•
•
Answer a call
"
-
ꢀ
Dial a phone number
Switch from speakerphone mode
to handset mode
Access telephone system func-
tions
•
Speakerphone
key
•
•
•
Answer a call
Dial a phone number
Switch from handset to speaker-
phone mode
Access telephone system func-
tions
•
Missed calls
list
Access message lists
Star key
Hash key
NET key
Activate/deactivate the ringer
Activate/deactivate keypad lock
5
4
•
Open the NET carrier list
ꢀ
1
Control key
The control key is assigned different functions depending on the op-
erating situation:
Control In idle status
Key
In lists and
menus
In an input
field
Next menu level Move the cursor
up up one line
ꢁ
Open the tele-
phone directory down
Next menu level Move the cursor
ꢂ
down one line
Open the menu Select an entry
Move the cursor
right
ꢃ
ꢄ
(OK)
Next menu level Move the cursor
up, cancel left
Note:
Some functions associated with the right display key can also
be performed with the control key.
Display keys
The left display key can be programmed with two functions, whereas
the right display key can be programmed with only one function. Dis-
play key programming depends on the operating status. A function
can be represented by text or an icon. The following icons exist:
Icon
@
ꢅ
0
Name
Use
Menu
Open the general menu
Delete
Redial
Delete inputs from right to left
Open a list of the last five phone
numbers called
Missed calls
list
Open the missed calls list
ꢆ
P
ꢀꢁꢀ
Go back
Left/right
OK
Next menu level up,
cancel
Select a function (dial or call status
only, see page 3)
Confirm selected function
ꢇ
2
Icon
Name
Use
ꢀ
Service menu
Open the service menu (only during
a call in Hicom cordless EM V2.2 or
later, see page 41)
Operating status display
The following operating statuses are available:
Operating status Display
Off status
Blank display – calls cannot be received.
On or message sta- The user interface of the mobile telephone is
tus
displayed. The base name is visible. This op-
erating status is a prerequisite for all func-
tions.
Dial status
Call status
The user interface of the telephone system is
displayed. The telephone system functions
are visible.
The user interface of the telephone system is
displayed. The internal phone number and
possibly the name of the user and the func-
tions of the telephone system are visible.
Note:
The display language set by default is English. For information
on changing the language, please see pages 11 and 26.
3
On or message Example for on or message status display:
status
1
1
2
3
4
5
Charging status
2
3
ꢈ
Q
Receive field strength
Current base display
Date and time
Base 1
22.09.01
0
06:25
@
4
5
Current functions of the dis-
play keys
Call status Example for call status display:
1
Internal phone number and/or
name of the user
1
2
123456789
Consultation?
ꢉꢊꢋ
2
Available function
ꢀꢊꢇ
Function selection
Function selection using menus
The mobile telephone functions are listed in the menus. Overviews of
these menus are displayed, e.g.:
On or message status
%
or
.ꢁ,
@
ꢀ
P
Main menu
Family/Fun
Calendar/Clock
Sound Settings
H/Set Settings
Base Settings
****************
ꢂ
H/Set Settings
Auto Answer
Language
Register H/Set
Select Base
ꢀ
ꢃ
Reset Handset
****************
ꢃ
4
To select a function or a supplementary menu, please follow the over-
view for the relevant section and press the function and display keys
shown:
@ Press the menu key.
ꢁ or ꢂ Mark the function or the supplementary menu you want by pressing
the control key.
ꢇ Confirm with OK.
A line of stars indicates the end of a menu. If you scroll further, the
first function in the menu is marked again.
P If you press one of the two display keys when the star line is selected,
the system jumps to the next menu level up or to on or message sta-
tus.
or
Go Back
Function selection in call status
You can scroll between the following functions in call status:
Consultation?
ꢄ
.ꢁ,
Save number?
.ꢁ,
Start conference?
.ꢁ,
Start transfer?
.ꢁ,
Directory?
.ꢁ,
Send Message?
ꢅ
Proceed as follows to select a function:
ꢀ or ꢀ Mark the function you want by pressing the display key.
ꢇ Confirm with OK.
5
Useful information about mobile tele-
phones
These operating instructions describe your mobile telephone in con-
nection with Hicom cordless EM at Hicom 150 E/150 H/HiPath 3000.
Note:
Please contact your system administrator if some functions
are not available on your mobile telephone.
Features
Mobile Amoungst the features of your mobile telephone are:
•
Mobile telephone registration and operation at up to four DECT
telephone systems
telephone
•
•
•
•
•
Automatic call acceptance on removal from the charging shell
Speakerphone mode
Number redial for the last five numbers
Protection against inadvertent key activation
Telephone directory for 200 entries
Hicom Hicom cordless EM is a cordless DECT telephone system and com-
prises the following components:
cordless EM
•
•
•
•
Radio exchange for Hicom 150 E/150 H/HiPath 3000
Bases (transmitter/receiver)
Mobile telephones
Charging shells
Hicom cordless EM offers the following features:
•
Internal and external calls in the entire Hicom cordless EM radio
network
•
Internal and external availability at one telephone number through-
out the entire radio network (roaming)
Automatic handover between bases
Call forwarding to internal users
Automatic callback for internal and external calls
Consultation during a call
•
•
•
•
•
Conference for up to five users
6
Environmental conditions
For safety information, see page I. Permitted temperature range, see
page 52.
Note:
Do not install the mobile telephone in the vicinity of electronic
equipment to avoid mutual interference.
Radio range
Displaying the radio range
Connection The strength of the incoming signal is displayed by the "receive field
strength" icon in on or message status:
quality
no receive field strength
1
low receive field strength
S
50% receive field strength
R
100% receive field strength
Q
Range problems The radio range is different indoors and outdoors, see page 52.
Note:
Please consult your system administrator in the event of range
problems.
Leaving the radio network
After leaving the The base name flashes on the display. The mobile telephone attempts
repeatedly to synchronise with a base. The intervals between syn-
chronisation attempts increase on account of the integrated power
saving function.
radio network
Note:
If you do not require the date and the time to be displayed (see
page 41), you can switch your mobile telephone off to save the
batteries.
Re-registering Switch off the mobile telephone and switch it back on again.
7
Putting the mobile telephone into service
Removing the protective cover
Remove the protective cover from the display before putting the mo-
bile telephone into service.
Inserting the batteries
Note:
The batteries supplied are not charged. They are only charged
in the mobile telephone.
Note:
•
•
•
Please observe the safety notes on page I.
Only use permitted batteries, see page 10.
Always change both batteries at the same time and only
use batteries of the same type and produced by the same
manufacturer.
•
•
Open the battery compartment in a dust-free environment
only.
Your telephone directory entries, all settings and your PIN
remain stored even if you remove the batteries. The date
and time settings, however, are lost.
Opening the Press the ridged area and slide back the battery compartment lid.
battery
compartment
Inserting Insert the permitted batteries observing correct polarity as indicated
in the battery compartment.
batteries
8
Closing the bat- Replace the lid and slide it back over the battery compartment until it
locks.
tery
compartment
Charging and using the batteries
To charge the batteries, insert the mobile telephone into the charging
shell with the keypad facing forwards.
The charging status is indicated by the charge status display. This
flashes during charging:
Batteries empty
Batteries 33% charged
#
Batteries 66% charged
ꢌ
Batteries 100% charged
ꢈ
Note:
•
Initial charging: charge the batteries for at least 16 hours, ir-
respective of the charging status icon. Without replacing it
in the charging shell, use the mobile telephone until the
battery low beep is heard. This action aligns the charge sta-
tus display with the battery operating times.
•
•
To achieve full operating and charging times (see page 10),
let the mobile telephone discharge a number of times with-
out replacing it in the charging shell until the battery low
beep sounds.
For future charging: you can place your mobile telephone in
the charging shell each time it is used. Charging is electron-
ically controlled which ensures that the battery is charged
optimally.
9
Operating and charging times
The operating times are only achieved after several charging and dis-
charging cycles.
Capacity
(mAh)
Standby mode Talk time
Charging time
(hours)
(hours)
(hours)
over 10
over 17
over 23
700
up to 150
up to 250
up to 350
approx. 5.5
approx. 9
1200
1600
approx. 12
Permitted batteries
The following batteries are permitted for the mobile telephone:
Nickel-Cadmium (NiCd)
Nickel-Metal-Hydride (NiMH)
Sanyo N-3U (700 mAh)
Saft VHAAH 1300 (1300 mAh)
Mobile Power 700 (700 mAh) YDT 1200 (1200 mAh)
Panasonic P-60AA DT
(600 mAh)
Panasonic HHR-110 AA
(1100 mAh)
Emmerich 700 (700 mAh)
Sanyo HR-3U (1600 mAh)
GP GP130 AA HC (1300 mAh)
Emmerich 1300 (1300 mAh)
Fitting the attachment clip
Press the attachment clip onto the back of the mobile telephone until
the protrusions on the side of the clip slot into the holes provided on
the mobile telephone.
10
Activating/deactivating the mobile telephone
Press the on-hook key until the activation or deactivation is confirmed
by a crescendo tone sequence.
See page 3 for display when the handset is on or in message status.
Note:
•
•
The mobile telephone can only be fully switched off when
removed from the charging shell.
The mobile telephone is automatically set to on or mes-
sage status if it is placed in the charging shell, see page 3.
Setting the language
@ or ꢆ Open the main menu.
Select the menu item.
H/Set Settings
or:
H/Set Settings
ꢂ Confirm your selection.
Language
Language
Select the menu item.
or:
ꢂ Confirm your selection.
ꢀꢁor ꢃ Select the required language.
ꢂ Confirm your selection.
Note:
English is set by default as the mobile telephone language.
For information on resetting the mobile telephone’s default
language, see page 26.
11
Registering the mobile telephone at the
telephone system
Note:
When the telephone system is put into service, the system
administrator provides you with mobile telephones which
have already been registered. You only have to register new
mobile telephones when extending the telephone system.
Overview
On or message status
ꢆ
or
.ꢁ,
Main menu
@
P
Family/Fun
ꢀ
ꢃ
Calendar/Clock
Sound Settings
H/Set Settings
Base Settings
****************
ꢂ
H/Set Settings
Auto Answer
Language
Register H/Set
Select Base
P
ꢀ
P
ꢂ
P
ꢂ
ꢂ
Register H/Set
Base 1
PIN
ꢀ
Reset Handset
****************
Base 2
Base 3
ꢃ
Base 4
****************
ꢃ
Preparing for registration
•
Ask your system administrator for the following information:
– Phone number of the mobile telephone
– Mobile telephone PIN (8 digits)
•
Enter the following data here:
System administrator
System administrator phone
number
Mobile telephone phone
number
•
Ask your system administrator to activate the logon window on
the telephone system.
12
Note:
The login window closes automatically after ten minutes. Mo-
bile telephone registration must be performed within this time
and must not exceed one minute.
Proceed as is described in the following section to register the mobile
telephone.
Registering at the system for the first time
Register?
YES
Query if the mobile telephone is not registered at the system.
Confirm the query.
Please enter PIN:
Enter the mobile telephone PIN.
ꢂ Confirm your entry.
Base 1
If registration has been successful, the name of the base is displayed,
with intermediate display of the ring symbol.
Note:
Your mobile telephone is now ready for operation. We recom-
mend setting the date and time to ensure the correct date is
recorded for all calls, see page 36.
Activating/deactivating the keypad lock
The keypad lock protects the telephone against inadvertent key acti-
vation, e.g.when carrying it in a bag or pocket. The keypad lock is au-
tomatically deactivated when a call is received and re-activated when
the call is over. A key icon on the display indicates that keypad lock is
active.
A Press the hash key until the activation or deactivation is confirmed by
a crescendo tone sequence.
13
Conducting calls
Note:
Dialling is only possible when the mobile telephone is active.
On or message status is then shown on the display, see
page 3.
"
or - Start a call with the talk or speakerphone key.
orꢁ( You can end a call with the on-hook key or by placing the mobile tele-
phone in the charging shell.
You can also use the on-hook key to cancel all functions.
Internal/external dialling
Internal calls are calls within the telephone system. External calls are
calls in the public telephone network.
Preparing a
call
* and ꢇ Enter the phone number and, where applicable, correct individual
characters with the "Delete" display key.
Note:
You can also start by pressing the talk key and then enter the
phone number. Each digit is then immediately dialled.
* or ꢈ For internal dialling:
or ꢀ Enter the internal phone number of the user or use the control key to
open the list of internal users or the telephone directory, see also
page 22.
* or ꢀ For external dialling:
Enter the external code, e.g."0" plus the external phone number or
use the control key to open the telephone directory, see also page 22.
14
You can use the menu key to activate the following functions when
entering the phone number:
@
Prep. Dial preparation
Insert Pause
Insert TBR
ꢁ
Copy to Directory
****************
ꢂ
Note:
•
•
"Insert Pause": insert a dial pause, e.g.between the prefix
and phone number or when checking a mailbox.
"Insert TBR": (not relevant for Hicom cordless EM).
"
or - Press the talk or speakerphone key.
Note:
•
•
For internal dialling: if the called party is currently conduct-
ing a call or is not answering, you can set the "CALLBACK"
function. The called party’s mobile telephone performs an
automatic callback call.
For external dialling: you are not allowed to conduct exter-
nal calls if "no access" appears.
Conducting a call
ꢃ/ꢀꢁand ꢂ You can scroll through the list of functions that appears during the call
and execute any of the functions shown, see page 5. The following is
also displayed:
For internal dialling:
The phone number and/or name of the user is displayed.
For external dialling:
The phone number dialled is displayed.
15
Ending a
call
or
(
Press the on-hook key or place the mobile telephone in the charging
shell.
The call charges are displayed, depending on the system setting.
Dialling via the telephone directory or NET
carrier list
For information on dialling with the telephone directory or NET carrier
list, see page 22.
Answering a call
The ringer sounds at the mobile telephone and, depending on the
user (internal/external), the number and the name of the caller are dis-
played.
Reject call
The mobile telephone offers this function for rejecting calls.
A call can be answered in the following ways:
(
Mobile telephone in the charging shell:
Remove the mobile telephone from the charging shell (only if "Auto
Answer" is active, see page 30).
"
or - Mobile telephone outside the charging shell:
Press the talk or speakerphone key.
16
Speakerphone mode
Advantages Speakerphone mode offers you the following advantages:
•
•
•
Other persons can listen to and participate in the call.
Your hands are free.
When dialling, you can hear the ring tone, for example, without
having to lift the mobile telephone to your ear.
Activating Speakerphone mode can be activated during a call or when dialling/
answering calls:
- Press the speakerphone key.
Setting the The volume can be set during a call, if necessary:
volume
- Press the speakerphone key once more.
ꢈ or ꢆ Reduce or increase the volume.
Save the volume set if required.
Save
Deactivating You can deactivate speakerphone mode and switch to handset mode
during a call:
"
Press the talk key.
Note:
Hold down the speakerphone key if you want to replace the
mobile telephone in the charging shell during a call,
e.g.because the batteries are empty.
17
Number redial
[ Use the "Redial" display key to open the number redial list. The last
five phone numbers dialled are automatically saved in the redial list.
If you tried to call a party from the telephone directory, then the name
of this party is displayed in the case of number redial.
Overview
.ꢁ,
0
ꢀ
On or message status P
Redial
@
P
<Number 1>
<Number 2>
<Number 3>
<Number 4>
<Number 5>
****************
Redial
Automatic Redial
Display Number
Copy to Directory
Delete Entry
ꢀ
ꢂ
ꢃ
ꢃ
****************
View
<Number>
<Name>
****************
Manual number redial
0 Use the "Redial" display key to open the redial list.
ꢂꢊor ꢁ Select the phone number you want with the control key.
"
Press the talk key.
Automatic redial
Automatic Redial
The phone number is automatically redialled ten times at 20 second
intervals. Speakerphone mode is automatically activated, the speaker-
phone key flashes. This function deactivates automatically after ten
unsuccessful dial attempts.
Please proceed as shown in the overview on page 18 to activate the
automatic redial function.
18
Off
Dial this function to cancel automatic redial, or press any key.
Note:
The automatic redial function deactivates automatically in the
event of an intermediate call.
Functions
Please proceed as shown in the overview to perform a redial function.
The following functions are possible:
Display Number
Copy to Directory
Call up one of the numbers saved in the redial list.
Transfer a phone number from the redial list to the telephone directo-
ry. Then enter a name for the entry (max. 16 characters).
Delete Entry
Delete a number in the redial list.
19
Telephone directory and NET carrier list
ꢀ Use the control key to open the mobile telephone’s telephone direc-
tory. The mobile telephone can save entries with names and phone
numbers in its telephone directory. The entries are arranged in the fol-
lowing sequence: blanks, digits, letters, other characters.
ꢉ Use the NET key to open the mobile telephone’s NET carrier list. The
mobile telephone can save the prefixes for telephone companies or
other locations in its NET carrier list (not relevant for Hicom cordless
EM).
Note:
•
•
•
Telephone directory and NET carrier list operation is identi-
cal.
You can transfer the redial list phone numbers to the tele-
phone directory, see page 19.
The external code must be entered before external phone
numbers, e.g."0".
Overview
On or message status
ꢀ
or
.ꢁ,
P
ꢉ Telephone directory
ꢀ
ꢂ
New Entry
<Entry 1>
<Entry 2>
New Entry
<Number>
<Name>
Anniv.
P
P
ꢀ
ꢃ
Change
Missed Anniv.
...
ꢂ
ꢃ
****************
Date
Time
Prompt
ꢀ
ꢃ
View
Change
Edit Entry
ꢈꢁꢆ
<Number>
<Name>
Anniv.
ꢀ
Change
Missed Anniv.
ꢂ
ꢃ
@
Date
Time
ꢀ
Directory
Prompt
P ꢃ
ꢈꢁꢆ
Display Number
Delete Entry
Copy Entry*
Delete List
ꢀ
Send List*
Available Memory
****************
ꢃ
*: not relevant for Hicom cordlessEM
20
Note:
You can also save entries in the telephone system’s telephone
directory, see page 38.
Telephone directory functions
Please proceed as shown in the overview on page 20 to perform a tel-
ephone directory or NET carrier list function.
New Entry
Save a new entry with the name (max. 16 characters), phone number
(max. 32 digits) and anniversary in the telephone directory.
Save a new prefix number in the NET carrier list.
View an entry.
View
Change
Save
Change an entry.
Save a newly generated or modified entry.
Insert Pause
Insert a dial pause, e.g.between the prefix and phone number or
when checking a mailbox.
Insert TBR
For analogue lines: insert a prompt before the phone number to ena-
ble feature utilisation.
Display Number
Call up a phone number saved in the telephone directory.
Call up a prefix number saved in the NET carrier list. You can extend
this and use it for connection setup.
Delete Entry
Delete List
Delete an entry in the telephone directory.
Delete the entire telephone directory or the NET carrier list, e.g.when
lending the mobile telephone to another user.
This function is also protected by the mobile telephone PIN.
Available Memory
Show the total number of entries that can still be saved in the tele-
phone directory and the NET carrier list. Up to 200 entries are possi-
ble.
21
Dialling with the telephone directory or NET
carrier list
Note:
•
•
Dialling is only possible when the mobile telephone is ac-
tive. On or message status is then shown on the display,
see page 3.
The telephone directory or the NET carrier list must con-
tain entries.
ꢀ or ꢀ Press the control key or the NET key. The entries are displayed with
the associated names.
ꢀ/ꢃ or * Scroll to the required entry or enter the first letter of the entry.
Note:
If the initial letter you want to enter is not the first letter on the
relevant key, the key must be pressed the appropriate number
of times to obtain the required letter.
Display Number
Select and confirm the function. Follow the overview shown on
page 20.
ꢀ or * For NET carrier list: add the phone number to the selected prefix
(chaining).
"
Press the talk key. The relevant number is displayed and dialled.
22
Sending and receiving text messages
Overview
The following overview shows the procedure for sending/opening text
messages and setting advisory messages:
On or message status
.ꢁ,
"
Dial status (see page 3)
Sending a text message/setting an advisory message
ꢀ
...
ꢂ
Advisory msg. on ? >
Send Message? >
...
Advisory message
0 = Back on:
1 = Holiday until:
...
* ꢂ
ꢀ
enter another text*
End? >
Enter a phone no.
Message to:
Text for: <Name>
0 = Please callback
1 = Visitor waiting
...
Send
Send? >
ꢂꢁ+
ꢀ
ꢀ
*
enter another text*
End? >
*
or
Enter a number
*
Opening an incoming text message
Msg. from: <Number>
Text? >
Options
Call sender? >
ꢊ
ꢂ
.ꢁꢂ
< Text message >
.ꢁꢂ
Delete? >
Previous? >
Time/date sent? >
.ꢁꢂ
End? >
ꢂ
at: <Time Date>
*: Typing errors cannot be corrected
Note:
•
Text messages can be sent internally to other mobile tele-
phones or to telephones with display, e.g. "optiset E".
The date and time of incoming text messages are based on
the mobile telephone’s internal clock. It may be necessary
to reset this clock, see page 35.
•
23
Selecting texts
Text messages
Text messages which are selected with the control key or by entering
the number can be saved in your telephone system and then sent:
Number
Text Message
Please callback
Visitor waiting
Appointment
Urgent call
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Do not disturb
FAX waiting
Dictation pls
Please join me
Coffee please
vacate office
These text messages are standard texts and may have been changed
in your telephone system.
Automatic advisory messages
Advisory messages which can be sent automatically to a caller if this
caller’s call is not answered are saved in your telephone system.
These advisory messages can be selected and supplemented in part
by you:
Number
Advisory message
Back on:
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
Holiday until:
Away until:
Out all day
Out till noon
Not available
Avail/home:
24
Number
Advisory message
Contact:
7
8
9
Avail at:
In room:
These advisory messages are standard texts and may have been
changed in your telephone system.
Creating text messages
Please follow the overview on page 23 to create text messages. The
procedure for text entry is described on page 48.
Note:
The mobile telephone uses the telephone system’s character
table for this function. This character table is almost identical
to the table shown on page 48.
Sending text messages
Please proceed as shown in the overview on page 23 to send text
messages.
Note:
Messages can be sent internally to other mobile telephones or
telephones with display, such as "optiset E".
Opening incoming text messages
An advisory tone signals the receipt of a text message on your mobile
telephone. The "Missed Calls List" icon is displayed.
Please follow the overview on page 23 to open incoming text messag-
es.
Note:
Incoming text messages can be opened in Hicom cordless EM
V2.2 and later.
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Settings
Overview
The following overview shows the functions for setting the mobile tel-
ephone.
On or message status
ꢆ
or
.ꢁ,
Main menu
Family/Fun
Calendar/Clock
Sound Settings
H/Set Settings
Base Settings
****************
@
P
ꢀ
ꢃ
ꢂ
ꢀ
Sound Settings
ꢂ
P
Handset Volume
Ringer Settings
Advisory Tones
****************
ꢃ
ꢂ
ꢀ
H/Set Settings
Auto Answer
Language
ꢂ
ꢀ
Language
Deutsch
English
ꢂ
ꢂ
Register H/Set
Select Base
Reset Handset
****************
...
ꢃ
ꢃ
****************
ꢂ
ꢀ
Select Base
Best Base
Base 1
Base 2
Base 3
Base 4
****************
ꢃ
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Default state
The following table shows the mobile telephone’s default settings:
Setting
Explanation/notes
Level
Default
state
Sound
Ringer volume
5
5
Settings
Ringer melody
Beep
10
-
1
off
1
Handset volume
Loudspeaker
3
5
-
5
Key tones, audible each time a
key is pressed.
on
Battery tone, audible approx.
5 minutes before the battery runs
out.
-
-
on
on
on
Confirmation tone, indicates
whether actions were successful
or unsuccessful.
Auto An-
swer
Define whether the talk key must -
be pressed to accept a call when
the mobile telephone is removed
from the charging shell.
Room
Monitor.
level
Volume at which the mobile tele- 2
phone dials a phone number.
high
Language Select different languages.
14
-
English
-
Default Re- Resetting the defaults deletes
set
the redial numbers and resets the
sound settings. The registration
(logon) and the mobile telephone
PIN are retained!
27
Setting the sound setting functions
Finding and Please proceed as shown in the overview on page 26 to find a sound
setting function. Then set the required sound setting function as fol-
lows:
setting
ꢈ or ꢆ Use the control key to change the volume, the melody or the status
of the sound setting function.
ꢀꢁor ꢃ Use the control key to switch to the next function you want to set in
the menu.
Save
Press this display key to save the settings after setting the sound set-
ting functions displayed in the menu.
Menus
Menu When selecting the menu, the tone sounds at the current setting in
speakerphone mode. You can choose between five volumes in speak-
erphone mode and three volumes in handset mode.
Handset Volume
1
2
Volume in speakerphone
mode
___Handset Volume___
1
2
Volume in handset mode
ꢍ
Save
P
Menu When selecting the menu, the ringer sounds at the current setting.
You can choose between five ringer volumes, the crescendo ring (in-
creasing volume), no ringer and ten ringer melodies (cannot be saved
in Hicom cordless EM).
Ringer Settings
1
2
3
Ringer volume
Ringer Melody
___Ringer Settings___
1
1
2
3
Time control activation func-
tion for the ringer volume
Time C.
Save
Display when ringer is deactivated.
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Activating and deactivating the ringer with the star key:
Deactivating
B Hold down the star key for a few seconds.
The ringer is deactivated.
Activating
B Hold down the key for a few seconds.
Note:
The ringer cannot be activated with the star key if it was de-
activated via the menu.
Menu The advisory tones have the following meaning:
Advisory Tones
Advisory tone
Meaning
Key tones
Every keystroke is confirmed
Confirmation
tones
•
Confirmation tone (crescendo tone se-
quence) when saving inputs/settings and
when placing the mobile telephone in the
charging shell
•
•
Error beep (decrescendo tone sequence)
to signal incorrect inputs
End-of-menu beep at the menu end
Battery tone
The batteries must be charged
1
2
3
Key tone status
___Advisory Tones___
On
On
On
Key Tones:
Confirm.:
Battery:
1
2
3
Confirmation tone status
Battery tone status
Save
P
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Activating/deactivating the warning tone
When you activate the warning tone, all other tones are deactivated.
An incoming call is signalled by this brief tone.
If the mobile telephone is in a call pickup group, a pickup call is also
signalled by the warning tone.
Activating
B Hold down the key for a few seconds.
Press the display key within three seconds.
The warning tone is activated.
Beep
Deactivating
B Hold down the key for a few seconds. A confirmation tone is sounded.
Note:
The warning tone cannot be activated if the ringer was deacti-
vated.
Setting the auto answer function
This function allows you to accept calls by removing the mobile tele-
phone from the charging shell.
Please proceed as shown in the overview on page 26 to activate and
deactivate the auto answer function.
The activated function is ticked. It can be deactivated by selecting the
option once more.
Resetting the defaults
Reset Handset
This function allows you to restore the default settings at your mobile
telephone, e.g. when lending your mobile telephone to a third party.
Please proceed as shown in the overview on page 26 to restore the
default settings.
30
The default settings are described on page 27. The mobile telephone
features are handled as follows when resetting the defaults:
Feature
Reset
Telephone directory
Redial list
retained
deleted
retained
System registration
Selecting a base
Select Base
If your mobile telephone is registered at multiple bases, then you can
set a specific base or the base with the best reception as the base to
be used. The mobile telephone then switches automatically to this
base.
Please proceed as shown in the overview on page 26 to select the
base. The selected base is ticked.
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Enhanced functions
Room monitor and walkie-talkie mode
Overview
On or message sta-
tus
ꢆ
or
.ꢁ,
Main menu
Family/Fun
@
P
P
ꢂ
ꢀ
ꢃ
Family/Fun
ꢂ
Calendar/Clock
Sound Settings
H/Set Settings
Base settings
Room Monitor.
Walkie-Talkie
Room Monitor.
Room M.: Off/On
Call to:
ꢀ
ꢈꢆ Save
ꢀ
ꢃ
Change
****************
Q / ,
ꢃ
Level: High/Low
****************
ꢈꢆ
Deactivate
Off
Call mobile telephone
Call
Using as a room monitor
This function allows you to monitor a room from a remote location.
The distance between the mobile telephone and the anticipated noise
source should be 1 to 2 metres at least. The mobile telephone dials a
phone number you saved as soon as the volume in this room reaches
a specific level. The called party can hear the noise in the monitored
room when the call is answered.
Note:
Please ensure that the number saved is not an external barred
phone number and that an answering machine is not activated
for the call number saved.
Configuring and deactivating
Please proceed as shown in the overview on page 32 to configure and
deactivate the room monitor function.
A call received at a mobile telephone at which the room monitor func-
tion is activated is only signalled on the display. The ringer does not
sound and the display and the keypad do not light up.
32
The mobile telephone operating time is significantly reduced when
the room monitor function is activated.
Deactivating with another telephone
Answer the call set up by the room monitor function.
C and A Press the two keys shown simultaneously.
Operating in walkie-talkie mode
This function allows you to operate mobile telephones outside the ra-
dio network.
Mobile telephones cannot be used for calls in walkie-talkie mode. The
range between the mobile telephones involved is max. 300 m. The
mobile telephone operating time is significantly reduced in this mode.
Prerequisites
•
The mobile telephones used must be registered at the same base
and have selected this base.
or:
•
The mobile telephones used must have set "Best Base".
Note:
All mobile telephones within range and at which walkie-talkie
mode is active and "Best Base" is set are called.
or:
•
The mobile telephones used are not registered.
Note:
All mobile telephones within range and at which walkie-talkie
mode is active but are not registered are called.
Activating and deactivating
Please proceed as shown in the overview on page 32 to activate and
deactivate walkie-talkie mode.
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Making and Answering Calls
Calling mobile telephone
Call
Press the display key.
Called mobile telephone
The call is signalled by a message on the display.
Silent
" Press the display and talk key. The two mobile telephones are con-
nected to each other.
Note:
Although all mobile telephones are called in walkie-talkie
mode, a call can only be conducted between two mobile tele-
phones.
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Performing the time functions
Overview
On or message status
ꢆ
or
.ꢁ,
Main menu
Family/Fun
Calendar/Clock
Sound Settings
H/Set Settings
Base Settings
****************
@
P
ꢂ
ꢀ
P ꢂ
ꢀ
ꢃ
Calendar/Clock
Set Appoints.
Alarm Clock
Missed Dates
Date/Time
Set Appoints.
Appoint. On/Off
Date
Time
H
Save
Save
ꢀ
ꢃ
ꢈꢁꢆ
am/pm
ꢈꢁꢆ
ꢃ
****************
ꢂ
Alarm Clock
Alarm Clock On/Off
Time
H
ꢀ
ꢃ
ꢈꢁꢆ
ꢈꢁꢆ
ꢂ
ꢀ
ꢃ
ꢂ
ꢀ
ꢃ
Missed Dates
Delete
List of missed ap-
pointments or anni-
versaries
Date/Time
Date
Time am/pm
Mode
Save
Note:
Please observe the following if you want to use the appoint-
ment and alarm clock function:
•
First of all, set the date and time (this sets the mobile tele-
phone’s internal clock).
•
Do not deactivate the mobile telephone afterwards as this
would reset the date and time and the appointment and
alarm clock function would be based on the wrong time.
Check the date and time from time to time and reset
where applicable.
•
35
Functions
Set Appoints.
You can arrange for your mobile telephone to remind you of an ap-
pointment. Only one appointment can be set. Please proceed as
shown in the overview on page 35 to enter the appointment.
* 1905 For example: enter the time 19:05.
‹ This icon indicates that an appointment is set.
Note:
No appointment reminders are performed during automatic re-
dial and in call status.
* Press any key to deactivate an appointment reminder.
Alarm Clock
When the alarm clock is activated, it rings every day at the set time.
You can choose between 12-hour display (am, pm) and 24-hour dis-
play. Please proceed as shown in the overview on page 35 to enter
the alarm time.
* 1905 For example: enter the time 19:05.
‹ This icon indicates that an alarm call is set.
Note:
No alarm calls are performed during automatic redial and
when the room monitor is active.
* Press any key to deactivate an alarm call.
Missed Dates
An appointment or anniversary which was signalled by your mobile
telephone but not answered is saved in a missed dates list. Please
proceed as shown in the overview on page 35 to display the missed
dates list.
‹ This icon indicates that the missed dates list contains an unanswered
appointment.
a This icon indicates that the missed dates list contains an unanswered
anniversary.
Missed Appoint.
Date/Time
This display indicates a new unanswered appointment or anniversary.
We recommend setting the date and time to ensure the correct time
is recorded for all calls. You can choose between 12-hour display (am,
pm) and 24-hour display. Please proceed as shown in the overview on
page 35 to enter the date and time.
* 1905 For example: enter the time 19:05.
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Switching functions
On or message status
Overview
The following overview shows a selection of the switching functions
which can be accessed in on or message status.
The menu only shows the switching functions which are activated at
your telephone system.
Note:
A complete list of the switching functions available at your tel-
ephone system can be found on page 41.
On or message status
"
.ꢁ,
P
Switching functions
ꢂ
ꢂ
ꢀ
ꢀ
Directory? >
Missed Call List?>
Forwarding on? >
...
System telephone dir.
<Entry 1>
<Entry 2>
...
ꢂ
ꢂ
ꢀ
ꢀ
ꢀ
Scroll Next? >
Call? >
ꢀ
ꢂ
ꢂ
Missed calls list
<Caller 1>
<Caller 2>
...
ꢀ
ꢀ
Next? >
Call? >
Delete? >
ꢀ
ꢀ
ꢂ
Call forwarding:
ꢀ
1 = all calls? >
2 = external calls only? >
Save? > ꢂ
*
ꢀ
3 = internal calls only? >
37
Functions
Please proceed as shown in the overview on page 37 to use one of
these functions.
Using the system telephone directory
Directory? >
Entries that you saved in the system telephone directory can be called
up from any mobile telephone connected to the system.
You can scroll to the required entry or enter the first letter of the rele-
vant entry.
Note:
•
•
If the initial letter you want to enter is not the first letter on
the relevant key, the key must be pressed the appropriate
number of times to obtain the required letter.
You can also save entries in the mobile telephone’s direc-
tory, see page 20.
Using the missed calls list
Missed Call List?>
Forwarding on? >
You can use this function to display calls that you were unable to an-
swer. You can also call the original party back or delete the call.
Using call forwarding
You can use this function to forward calls to another telephone.
38
Dial or call status
Overview
The following overview shows the switching functions which can be
accessed in dial or call status.
Dial or call status
Switching functions
Callback? >
Consultation? >
****************
ꢂ
Callback
Callback set
ꢅ
ꢄ
ꢂ
Start consultation
Please dial
or:
End consultation
Quit and return? >
or:
ꢋ
* ꢅ
ꢂ
ꢂ
ꢋ *
ꢂ
Transfer call
Please dial
or:
Cancel call transfer
Quit and return? >
or:
ꢋ
*
*ꢁ
ꢋ
or:
Transfer
ꢋ *
1st calling party
2nd calling party
Toggle? >
or:
Bꢁ9*
Toggle? >
or:
Bꢁ9*
ꢅ
ꢂ
ꢋ
ꢂ ꢅ
ꢂ
Start conference
Please dial
or:
*ꢁꢋꢁAꢁꢌ*ꢍ
Conference? >
* ꢅ
ꢅ
ꢂ
ꢂ
End conference
Quit and return? >
or:
Aꢁꢌ*
*: standard code, may differ in your telephone system
Note:
•
•
The "Callback" function works in dial status. The called par-
ty is called, but has not yet answered the call or is busy.
The "Consultation" function works in call status.
39
Functions
Please proceed as shown in the overview on page 39 to use one of
these functions.
Saving a callback
Callback? >
You can use this function to save a callback request if the internal par-
ty called is conducting a call or does not answer.
Note:
•
•
The callback is performed automatically by the telephone
system as soon as the called party is free.
You can save up to five callbacks.
Setting up an enquiry during a call
Consultation? >
Transfer
You can use this function to consult another internal or external party
while a call is in progress.
Transferring a call
You can use this function to forward a call which you answered to an-
other station.
Toggle – switching between two users
Toggle? >
You can use this function during an enquiry to switch back and forth
between calling parties as often as needed.
Press the on-hook key to deactivate the toggle function. The two call-
ing parties are now connected to each other.
Adding callers to a conference
Conference? >
This function allows you to set up a telephone conference with up to
five calling parties. The calling parties are added one after the other.
Repeat the procedure described in the overview on page 39 for each
calling party.
40
Switching function codes
For Version 2.2 The following table shows the telephone system’s switching func-
tions which you can execute via your mobile telephone by entering
the standard codes displayed.
As of Version 3.0 The following table shows the telephone system’s switching func-
tions which you can execute via your mobile telephone either in inter-
active mode, in the service menu or by entering the standard codes
displayed.
The individual functions must be enabled. The codes are standard
codes. They can be set differently. For more information, consult your
system administrator.
The successful execution of a switching function is signalled by a cre-
scendo tone sequence whereas a faulty execution is signalled by a de-
crescendo tone sequence.
Key sequences
ꢀꢁꢀꢁꢂ Interactive mode
ꢀꢁꢀꢁꢀꢁꢂ Service menu
ꢀ + code Enter the standard codes
Switching functions
Interac-
tive mode menu
Service
Standard
code
55
Accepting call waiting
•
•
*
Answer a (second) call.
Call waiting
•
•
•
•
87
#87
•
•
Without tone
With tone
*
Automatic call waiting
•
•
490
#490
•
•
Activate
Deactivate
*
Missed calls list
•
•
•
#82
(see page 37)
82
Saving a phone number
•
*
41
Switching functions
Do not disturb
Interac-
tive mode menu
Service
Standard
code
•
•
•
•
97
•
•
Activate
Deactivate
*
#97
Avoid being disturbed by calls.
Call forwarding
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
1
#1
11
12
•
•
•
•
•
Activate
Deactivate
All calls
External calls only
Internal calls only
*
*
*
13
*
Forward calls to another tele-
phone (see page 37).
Call distribution (ACD)
•
•
401
#401
•
•
Register (start of session)
De-register (end of ses-
sion)
*
•
•
•
•
•
402
#402
403
#403
•
•
•
•
•
•
Available
Not available
Activate wrap up
Deactivate wrap up
Activate night destination
Deactivate night destina-
tion
*
*
404
*
•
#404
Distribution calls in a team.
Advisory message
•
•
•
•
69
#69
•
•
Activate
Deactivate
*
(see page 23)
Associated service
•
•
83
*
Activate or deactivate func-
tions for other telephones.
Associated dialling
67
*
Set up connections for other
telephones.
42
Switching functions
Override
Interac-
tive mode menu
Service
Standard
code
•
•
•
•
62
*
Override a busy connection
and speak.
Reset services for the local
base
#0
Reset activated functions.
Voice calling
80
*
Communication with tele-
phone partner via partner’s
loudspeaker in the telephone.
Phone test
Flex call
•
•
•
940
*
*
*
508
Call trace
84
Identify an external caller via
the network carrier. The fea-
ture must be requested sepa-
rately.
Send a text message
•
•
•
•
68
*
Display/delete a text mes-
sage
#68
Text messages sent
•
•
#68
(see also page 23).
Conference (up to 5 users)
•
•
•
•
•
3
•
•
•
Start
Expand
End
*
#3
Add other users (see page
39).
Show user list
•
•
491
*
Clear down conference user •
(USA only)
43
Switching functions
Interac-
tive mode menu
Service
Standard
code
Call charge display
Speed dialling
•
65
*
•
•
7
92
•
•
Dial
Change
*
*
Dial centrally saved speed dial-
ling destinations.
Line
•
•
•
Transfer
Enable
•
•
43
*
Toggle
•
2
*
Switch between two connec-
tions (see page 39).
Silent monitoring (USA on-
ly)
•
•
•
944
*
Mobile telephone registra-
tion (not available in USA)
942
*
DTMF dialling (tone dial-
ling)
53
*
Send DTMF signals.
Night service
•
•
•
•
44
#44
•
•
Activate
Deactivate
*
Forward all calls to a fixed des-
tination.
Park
•
•
56
*
Unpark
#56
Hold call and resume at differ-
ent telephones.
Page
•
•
45
#45
•
•
Search
Answer
*
Locate person using assigned
pocket receivers.
44
Switching functions
Project code
Interac-
tive mode menu
Service
Standard
code
•
60
*
Assign toll connections to cer-
tain projects.
Consultation
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Quit and return
Transfer/pick up
Return to held party
•
0
*
(see page 39)
Callback
•
•
•
•
58
#58
•
•
Request
Delete
*
Save a callback (see page 39).
Suppress phone number
•
•
•
•
86
#86
•
•
Activate
Deactivate
*
Your number or name is not
displayed for external users
(basic comfort telephone on-
ly).
Assign phone number
•
41
*
Assign another number to
your own phone. These num-
bers then appear in the display
of the called party’s tele-
phone.
Prerequisite: the trunk con-
nection is a multi-device con-
nection (not available in USA).
Answer group
•
•
81
#81
•
•
Activate
Deactivate
*
•
Signal calls from other tele-
phones and answer calls at
these telephones.
45
Switching functions
Hunt group/group call
Interac-
tive mode menu
Service
Standard
code
•
•
•
•
85
•
•
Activate
Deactivate
*
#85
Calls to the hunt group/group
call are no longer signalled at a
removed user’s telephone.
Hunt group: the telephones
ring one after the other.
Group call: the telephones
ring simultaneously.
Actuate switch
•
•
90
#90
•
•
Activate
Deactivate
*
To switch on/off certain devic-
es (e.g.relay).
Recall to network (flash)
•
•
51
*
For analogue lines: insert a
signal before the call number
to be able to use features.
Language selection
48
*
System telephone directory •
(see page 37)
Telephone
•
•
•
•
•
66
#66
93
•
•
•
Lock (system)
Unlock
Change the lock code
*
*
Prevent unauthorised use.
46
Switching functions
Interac-
tive mode menu
Service
Standard
code
Appointment (telephone
system)
•
•
46
#46
•
•
Enter
Delete
*
Enter a single appointment
within the next 24 hours.
Door opener via DTMF
•
•
Enable
Lock
•
•
89
#89
*
Activate door opener with
code.
Door opener via adapter
box
•
61
*
Activate the door opener via
the telephone.
Start transfer
•
Call pickup, directed
•
•
59
*
Answer calls for another
phone on your own phone.
Call pickup, group
Call pickup
•
•
57
*
Answer calls for telephones
within a call pickup group on
your own phone.
Call forwarding, external
(not available in the USA)
•
•
•
•
64
#64
•
•
Activate
Deactivate
*
Retrieve an external call
from common hold
•
63
*
Transfer a call on hold to the
assigned line.
Central code lock
•
943
*
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Entering text
Character table
This character table is the internal character table of the mobile tele-
phone. It shows the assignment of all keys:
a
1
b
e
h
k
n
q
u
x
,
M
c
f
£
2
3
4
5
6
s
8
z
$
ä
ë
ï
¥
á
é
í
¤
à
è
ì
ꢎ
9ꢊ
ꢏ
;ꢊ
<
=ꢊ
>ꢊ
?ꢊ
Cꢊ
X
B
Aꢊ
a
d
g
j
â
ê
î
ã
ç
i
l
m
p
t
o
r
ö
7
ü
9
0
)
ñ
ß
ú
ÿ
ó
ò
ô
õ
v
y
?
/
ù
ý
-
û
æ
:
w
.
ø
å
¡
!
+
<
¿
“
‘
;
_
b
a
A
*
@
(
=
>
%
#
\
&
§
a: Blank is inserted
b: Switch from lower case to upper case letters
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Key utilisation
To enter a character, press the appropriate key the relevant number of
times or until the character appears.
The first letter of a word is automatically written in upper case letters.
This is followed by lower case letters.
A character is always inserted to the left of the cursor.
ꢀꢁꢃꢁꢈꢁꢆ Control the cursor.
ꢇ Delete the character to the left of the cursor.
A A Delete the last character (for user-generated text messages only, not
for entries in the telephone directory).
Note:
Characters cannot be deleted or added in the text messages
and advisory messages saved in the telephone system.
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Appendix
Troubleshooting
Some malfunctions can be resolved without outside intervention. The
following table provides a list of such malfunctions.
Error
Possible cause
Remedy
No display.
Mobile telephone not Press on-hook key un-
switched on.
til confirmation tone
sounds.
Batteries empty.
Charge or replace bat-
teries.
No reaction to key-
stroke.
Keypad lock activat- Press hash key until
ed.
confirmation tone
sounds.
De-crescendo tone
sequence during in- was made.
put.
An incorrect entry
Repeat key sequence
while watching the
display; where appli-
cable, consult the op-
erating instructions.
The following ap-
pears:
The mobile telephone Move into radio
is outside the base ra- range, change loca-
dio range; radio signal tion.
too weak.
Base Search
Mobile telephone not Register mobile tele-
registered.
phone.
Interval between syn- Switch off handset
chronisation attempts and switch it back on
are too long.
again.
No ringer at the mo- Ringer is deactivated. Activate the ringer.
bile telephone.
Nothing audible dur- The left side of the
ing a call. control key was
Press the "Go Back"
display key to re-acti-
pressed – the micro- vate the microphone
phone and the receiv- and the receiver inset.
er inset are muted.
The following appears Hicom cordless E is Repeat call later.
immediately after the being used by other
talk key is pressed:
users.
Connect. Release
No dial tone available;
no calls can be made.
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Error
Possible cause
Remedy
The following, for ex- Mobile telephone is Remove the batteries
ample, appears:
blocked.
from the mobile tele-
phone and then re-in-
sert them, see page
8.
Base 1
Outgoing and incom-
ing calls and activa-
tion/deactivation are
not possible.
Cleaning the mobile telephone
To clean the handset and the charging shell, simply wipe them with a
damp or antistatic cloth; never use a dry cloth.
Do not use abrasive cleaning agents!
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Technical data
Hicom cordless EM
Standards
DECT in accordance with ETSI, CTR 6, CTR
10, GAP
Number of channels 120 duplex channels
Radio frequency range 1.88 GHz to 1.90 GHz
Duplex operation
Time duplex with a 10 ms frame length each
Channel configuration 1728 kHz
Bit rate
1152 kbit/s
GFSK
Modulation
Voice encoding
Transmit power
32 kbit/s (ADPCM)
10 mW average power per channel,
250 mW peak power per channel
Range
Outdoors approx. 300 m,
indoors approx. 50 m
Mobile telephone
Operating times with see page 10
fully charged battery
Permitted environ-
+5 °C to +45 °C
mental conditions for 20% to 75% relative humidity
operation
Weight incl. battery
approx. 185 g
Dimensions
(L x W x H)
approx. 155 x 53.6 x 36.2 mm
Accessories
Charging shell
For charging the mobile telephone batteries and storing the mobile
telephone safely.
Note:
More information is available on request. Please contact your
nearest Siemens Sales office.
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List of abbreviations
The following is a list of abbreviations used in this manual.
Abbreviation
Definition
%
Percent
ADPCM
°C
Analogue Digital Pulse Code Modulation
Degrees Celsius
CTR
DECT
Common Technical Regulation
Digital Enhanced Cordless
Telecommunications
ETSI
European Telecommunications Standard
Institute
EU
European Union
Gram
g
GAP
GFSK
GHz
H
Generic Access Profile
Gaussian Frequency Shift Key
Gigahertz
High
kbit/s
kHz
L
Kilobits per second
Kilohertz
Length
LED
m
Light Emission Diode
Metre
mAh
mm
MHz
ms
Milliampere-hour
Millimetre
Megahertz
Milliseconds
Milliwatt
mW
W
Width
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Call pickup
Index
directed 47
group 47
Call status 4, 39
Call trace 43
Call waiting 41
accepting 41
A
Abbreviations 53
Accessories 52
Activate 11
Advisory message 42
Advisory tones 29
Alarm Clock 36
automatic ~ 41
Callback 37, 39, 45
Capacity 10
Anniversary 36
Chaining 22
Answer group 45
Appointment 47
Assign phone number 45
Associated dialling 42
Associated service 42
Auto Answer 30
Available Memory 21
Character table 48
Charging shell 52
Charging status 9
Charging time 10
Cleaning 51
Code lock 47
Codes 41
Conducting calls 14
Conference 39, 40, 43
Confirmation tone
function 27
B
Base selection 31
Batteries
capacity 10
Connection quality 7
Consultation 45
Control key 2
charging 9
charging time 10
inserting 8
use 2
life 10
low beep 27
permitted ~ 10
standby mode 10
talk time 10
D
Date 36
Deactivating 11
Default state 27
Deleting
Battery compartment 8
Battery life 52
Battery low beep
function 27
callback 37
character 49
entry 21
Dial pause 15
Dial status 3, 39
Display
C
Call
answering 16
available memory 21
call status 4
on or message status 4
Display keys
use 2
rejecting 16
Call charge display 44
Call distribution 42
Call forwarding 37, 38, 42, 47
Do not disturb 42
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E
L
Electronic equipment
interference 7
Enabling a line 44
Enquiry 39, 40
Entering text 48
Line
enable 44
transfer 44
Linking 22
Lock code 46
M
F
Missed Anniv. 36
Missed Appoint. 36
Missed calls list 37, 38, 41
Missed dates list 36
Mobile telephone
features 6
Features
Hicom cordless EM 6
mobile telephone 6
Fitting the attachment clip 10
Flex call 43
Forwarding a call 40
Function keys 1
use 1
N
NET carrier list
dialling 22
Function selection
in call status 5
via menus 4
Night service 44
Number
G
deleting 21
Group call 46
Number redial 18
deleting an entry 19
list 18
H
Handset volume 28
Hicom cordless EM
components 6
features 6
manual 18
transferring a phone
number 19
O
Hunt group 46
On or message status 4, 37
Operating statuses 3
Operating times, mobile
telephone 52
I
Internal/external dialling 14
Override 43
K
Key tones
P
Page
answer 44
search 44
Park 44
Permitted batteries 10
Private automatic branch
exchange 6
function 27
Keypad lock 13
Keys
control key 2
display keys 2
function keys 1
55
Project code 45
Telephone
lock 46
Protective cover 8
unlock 46
R
Telephone directory 21
~ of the mobile
Radio network
leaving 7
telephone 20
~ of the mobile telephone 21
~ of the system 37, 38
available memory 21
deleting 21
re-registering 7
Radio range 7
Range 52
Range problems 7
Recall to network 46
Registering 13, 44
Reset services 43
Resetting 30
deleting an entry 21
dialling 22
new entry 21
using the phone number 21
Test 43
Test du poste 43
Text message 43
Text messages 23, 43
advisory messages 24, 42
creating 25
receiving 25
sending 25
Time 36
Toggle 39, 40, 44
Tone dialling 44
Transfer 39
Transferring a line 44
Transmit power 52
Troubleshooting 50
Retrieve
external call 47
Ringer 28
Room monitor 32
S
Safety notes I
Saving a phone number 41
Service menu 3, 41
Setting the language 11
Silent monitoring 44
Sound setting functions 28
Speakerphone mode
activating 17
deactivating 17
setting the volume 17
Speed dialling 44
Standby mode 10
Suppress phone number 45
Switch 46
Switching functions 41
System administrator 12
System telephone
directory 38
System telephone directory 37, 46
U
Unit parts II
User list 43
V
Voice calling 43
W
Walkie-talkie mode 33
Warning tone 30
T
Talk time 10
Technical data 52
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•
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1P A31003-M1531-B755-1-7619
Enter the following telephone numbers when passing on the device!
In the event of a malfunction:
For sales queries:
Printed on recycled paper - doing more for the environment!
© Siemens AG 2001 • Subject to availability • Right of modification reserved.
Information and Communication Networks • Hofmannstraße 51 • D-81359 München, Germany
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Reference No.: A31003-M1531-B755-1-7619 • Printed in the Federal Republic of Germany
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