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Index....62 General. 2

Safety precautions. Displays. Gigaset 3000 Classic mobile unit: brief overview. Keys on the base station. Quick reference guide. 4
Preparing the telephone. 4
Checking the contents of the package. 4 Installing/connecting the base station. 4 Inserting/charging the batteries. 6 Attaching the belt clip. 8 Activating/deactivating the mobile unit. 8 Activating/deactivating keypad protection. 8 Setting the date/time. 9 Activating/deactivating the answering machine. 10

Making calls. 11

Making an external call. Making an internal call. Answering a call. Displaying the incoming call number (CLIP). Muting the microphone. Picking up a call to the answering machine. Calling the mobile unit direct (DID). Call pickup. Making a broadcast intercom call. Fax calls. Paging a mobile unit. 14
Enhanced telephone features. 15
Redial. Speed dialling. Caller list/mailbox function. Open listening on the base unit. Recording an external call. 18
Cost-effective telephoning. 19
Call-by-call support. Displaying the call duration. Displaying call charges. Call allowance account. 20 21

Answering machine. 23

Operation using the base station. 23 Operating the answering machine with the mobile unit. 28 Operating the answering machine when out of the office (remote operation). 33
Individual answering machine settings. 34
Number of rings (charge save function). Message length. Pause after message playback. Time stamp for each message. Monitoring on the base station. Broadcast intercom call (speaker call). Recording quality. 36
Individual mobile unit settings. 37
Setting the ringer volume. Setting the ring tone. Setting the handset volume. Activating/deactivating beeps. Activating/deactivating base station display. Automatic talk. Resetting the handset to factory default. Registering at more than one base station. Changing the base station. 39
Base station settings. 40
Setting the ringer volume. Setting the ring tone. Setting the key beep. Activating/ deactivating music on hold. Setting pauses. Resetting the factory settings. 41 42

Mobile unit security. 43

Changing the telephone PIN. Activating hot key (direct station selection). Activating the telephone lock. Dialling an emergency number. Deactivating the telephone lock. 45
Base station security. 46
Changing the base stations system PIN. Activating/deactivating the base station lock. Barring/enabling call numbers. Saving emergency numbers. 47 48
Operating more than one mobile unit. 49
Registering additional mobile units. Making an internal call. Forwarding a call. Internal enquiry call. Accepting call waiting. Collective call. Displaying the mobile unit number. Monitor function on the mobile unit. De-registering mobile units. Disabling external dialling at individual mobile units. Connecting a fax/modem. Activating/deactivating the ringer. Setting the ring delay/collective call/ direct inward dialling. 55

Speed dialling

The speed dialling list simplifies dialling for up to 10 call numbers.
q Numbers can also be saved during a call! q Display keys a`b, (see also p. 2)!
Saving/changing/deleting call numbers
zPress the set key and then the speed dial key the entry for speed dial number 1 is displayed: e. g.
Blank or call number Speed dial no. (memory location) e. g. v oder a b P b Enter the speed dial number (digit 0 to 9) or press a to scroll to the speed dial number you want to dial. Confirm the selection. Enter a new call number (destination) or change an existing call number. If necessary, delete the entire call number with |. Save the number you will hear the confirmation beep. Terminate the function.
e. g. D Press the speed dial key. Enter the speed dialing number (digit 0 to 9) or scroll with a. Dial the call number.
Changing a speed dial number before dialling: Confirm the number displayed with b, change the number and dial with ,.
Saving a call number from the redial list
ze. g. v or a b a b Press the set key followed by the speed dial key. Enter the speed dial number (digit 0 to 9). Confirm your selection. Select a call number in the redial list. Save the call number (confirmation beep) and terminate the function.
Deleting the speed dial list
All numbers are deleted! zyb Telephone PIN b b Initiate the function. Enter the mobile units telephone PIN and confirm (factory setting: 0000). Confirm the delete action and terminate the function.
Caller list/mailbox function
If transferred, the call numbers for the last 30 incoming calls are stored in the caller list. New entries in the caller list are indicated by the icon.

Dialling a number

zs Initiate the function the following display appears briefly: e. g.

Old entries New entries

The following display then appears, alternating with the call number e. g.

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Time Date Number of calls for the setting "unanswered calls" or number of the entry for the "all calls" setting.
Scroll down to the required entry. Dial the call number the entry is deleted from the caller list and stored in the redial list.

Caller list settings

You can make the following settings: only unanswered calls are saved (factory setting) or all incoming calls are saved

Setting the price per unit
You must set the price per unit to ensure that the correct call charges are displayed. If you set the price per unit to zero, units are displayed instead of call charges.

z xb System PIN b

q Every modification sets the counters back to zero. The
amounts in the call allowance accounts are retained.
q If the price per unit is set to zero, then the amounts in the
call allowance accounts are also erased. Initiate the function. Enter and confirm the system PIN of the base station (factory setting: 0000) the current setting is displayed. If necessary use the key to switch between display with decimal places (00.00) and without decimal places (0). e. g. s Enter the price per unit. 0 If necessary use the | key to set the charge factor to 00.0. This is the setting for displaying only units. b Save the setting (confirmation beep) and terminate the function.
Displaying/deleting charges
You can display the charges per mobile unit as well as charges for all mobile units. If units are set, then, of course, whole units will be displayed. zb System PIN b Initiate the function. Enter and confirm the system PIN (factory setting: 0000) the numbers of all registered mobile units are displayed (flashing).
q Total charges for all mobile units:
Press key. If necessary, clear the display with | and confirm this with b. Terminate the function. or
q Charges for a particular mobile unit:

e. g.

Enter the number of the mobile unit the following is displayed: e.g.
Charges for last call Total charges for all calls
If necessary, clear the display with | and confirm with b. To check other mobile units: 2x b Terminate the function.
Displaying last call charge
If this function is activated, the total cost of last call is always displayed after the talk key is pressed D. zyb System PIN b e. g. b Initiate the function. Enter and confirm the system PIN (factory setting: 0000). e.g. activate display. On =1; Off =0 Save the setting and terminate the function.

Call allowance account

Requirement: Call charges are displayed. You can set up a call allowance account for all mobile units. This function allows you to allocate a credit allowance for outgoing external calls to a mobile unit. Current credit is displayed during the call. The following functions are available on mobile units with active call allowance accounts: Answering incoming calls Making internal calls Dialling the emergency numbers stored in the base station

Selecting announcements

On delivery, the answering machine already has a standard announcement that cannot be erased: There is no one available at present to answer your call, Please leave a message after the tone. This announcement will be used if you have not recorded your own announcement or if you have erased your personal announcement. You can choose between the following announcements:
q Announcement 1 with message recording and final announce-
q Announcement 2 with message recording and final announce-
q Advisory announcement without recording option
The advisory announcement is also required for the direct inward dialling function (see p. 13). f c Initiate announcement selection. Jump to the previous announcement. Jump to the next announcement. The selected announcement is active. The announcement setting is stored even after the answering machine has been deactivated.
tion, the answering machine cannot be switched on or switchIf you select advisory announcement without recording opes itself off automatically.

Recording announcements

Before you record an announcement, you must first select the one you require (see above). You can record announcements with or without a final announcement that runs after the caller has left a message. Recording an announcement without final announcement f d D Initiate recording. The answering machine automatically calls all registered mobile units. recording is started from the mobile unit that answers the call. Press the talk key on the mobile unit. You will hear the ready tone. The answering machine key on the answering machine flashes. You can now record your announcement or advisory announcement. A typical announcement is as follows: You have reached Mr. Smiths office. I am not available at the moment, but you can leave me a message. Please speak after the tone.
A typical advisory announcement is as follows: Our office is closed at present. We are open from Monday to Friday between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Appropriate announcements for direct inward dialling are outlined on page 13. Recording stops automatically:
q if the maximum recording time of 170 seconds is exceeded q if the speaker pauses for more than 2 seconds,
Press the End call key on the mobile unit. The recorded text is played back. Recording an announcement with final announcement
Press to initiate recording on the base station. When this key is pressed on the base station, the answering machine automatically calls all registered mobile units. Recording is started by the mobile unit that answers the call. Press the talk key on the mobile unit and record your announcement. When this key is pressed on the base station, you will be prompted to record a final announcement. A typical final announcement is as follows: The maximum time allowed for your message has been reached. Thank you for calling.

8 seconds during your message.
Recording will automatically cease if you pause for longer than
Press this key on the base unit to terminate recording. You will hear the End tone.
Operating the answering machine with the mobile unit
You can operate the answering machine using your mobile unit or when out of the office (see p. 33). The digits on the mobile unit or on an external telephone correspond to the following keys on the base station:

Speaker Call

Status/Help
Activate/ deactivate answering machine
Set up a connection to the answering machine. Activate or deactivate. Terminate connection.
Selecting an announcement
{ x v Set up connection to answering machine. Check current announcement. Jump to next announcement. Jump to previous announcement. Set new announcement. Terminate connection.
Recording an announcement
{ xw v v Set up connection to answering machine. Start recording of required announcement. Record final announcement when prompted. Terminate recording. Terminate connection.
v key twice in short succession.

Checking an announcement

{ xs Set up connection to answering machine. Play back selected announcement. Terminate connection.
If you do not wish to record a final announcement, press the

Erasing an announcement

{ x Set up connection to answering machine. Erase selected announcement. Terminate connection.

Playing messages

The answering machine key on the base station flashes and the symbol appears on the mobile unit display if new messages have been recorded. Pressing the keys listed below enables the following steps to be executed. You can play back messages using the digit keys of the mobile unit or by means of the display keys. Using the digit keys to play messages { s v s
Set up connection to answering machine. Play all messages. Stop playback (Pause). Continue playback. Jump to the start of the current message. Jump to the previous message (press several times). Jump to the next message. Jump to the next message (press several times). Mark current message as new (not yet played). Terminate playback. Terminate connection. Playing messages using the display keys
Display messages. The number of new and old message appears on the display.
The first new message is played. The callers number, if transmitted, and the date/time of the call alternate on the display. The following options are available: ()!"#$%&'(
Jump to previous message. Jump to next message.

to erase the display.

Terminate playback.
You can press D to dial the call number immediately or |

{ s or

Set up connection to answering machine. Play back messages. Jump to the required message (press one or more times). The message is marked as new. Terminate connection.
You can erase old messages on a universal or individual basis. Erasing all old messages { Set up connection to answering machine. Initiate erasing. Press within 6 seconds. All old messages are erased. Terminate connection. Erasing individual old messages { s or Set up connection to answering machine. Play back messages. Jump to the required message (press one or more times). Press during playback. The message is erased. Terminate connection.
{ w v Set up connection to answering machine. Initiate recording. Record your message after the ready tone. Terminate recording. Terminate connection.
You can use the base station loudspeaker to make a broadcast intercom call. The answering machine should not be recording a message at the time the broadcast intercom call is made. {  v Set up connection to answering machine. Activate the broadcast intercom call function. Terminate the broadcast intercom call function. Terminate connection.
Operating the answering machine when out of the office (remote operation)
You can operate the answering machine of your base station from any other telephone (e.g. in a hotel or phone box) in the same way as from your mobile unit using the digit keys. However, you must first change your system PIN, see page 46. You will find details of the functions and corresponding steps starting on page 28.
wise you must use a tone transmitter.
P } +P Dial your own call number. You will hear your announcement.
Your external telephone must have touch tone dialling. Other-
Press the } key and enter the system PIN.
Activating the answering machine from remote station
If you forgotten to switch on your answering machine. Let your telephone ring for about one minute. You will hear the message Please enter PIN. } +P Press the } key and enter the system PIN. Your answering machine is now active.

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Recording quality

z  xb. Initiate setting. The available recording time depends on the recording quality. You can choose between a long recording time (2), high quality (3) and automatic mode (1). In automatic mode the answering machine automatically switches from high quality to long recording time when memory is low. All previously received messages are compressed. Factory setting: Automatic (1). b Save setting and terminate function.
The answering machine cannot be used during compression and calls cannot be recorded. An error signal is heard when any base station key is pressed (except the paging key).

MOBILT.FM

Individual mobile unit settings Press keys:
Individual mobile unit settings
Setting the ringer volume

e. g. u

You can chose between 5 ringer volumes (ringing) and the crescendo ring (increasing volume). Initiate the function - you will hear the current ringer. Enter the number of the required ringer volume. Volume levels = 1 to 5; crescendo = 6 Save the setting.

Setting the ring tone

e. g. Enter the desired ring tone (0 to 9). Save the setting.
You can choose between 10 ring tones. Initiate the function you will hear the current ring tone.
Setting the handset volume
You can set the handset volume (volume of conversation) to any of 3 levels even during a call.

e. g. s

Initiate the function. Enter the required handset volume (1, 2 or 3). Save the setting. Terminate the function (do not press this key during a call).
Activating/deactivating beeps
You can activate/deactivate the following warning and signal tones:
q Confirmation beeps: confirmation beep (1 tone) when you com-
plete inputs/settings; error beep (4 short tones) when you make an incorrect entry.
q Key beep: every keystroke is confirmed. q Battery warning beep: the battery requires recharging.
Activating/deactivating confirmation beeps
Initiate the setting. For example, deactivate confirmation beeps. Deactivate= 0; activate = 1 Save the setting and terminate the function. Activating/deactivating key beep
Initiate the setting the current setting is displayed. For example, deactivate the key beep. Deactivate = 0; activate = 1 Save the setting and terminate the function. Activate/deactivate the battery warning beep The battery warning beep is generated when the charging status of the battery in the mobile unit falls below a predefined level.
Initiate the setting. For example, deactivate the battery warning beep. Deactivate = 0; activate = 1; battery warning beep only during a call = 2 Save the setting and terminate the function.
Activating/deactivating base station display
If the display is activated, the currently valid base station is displayed when the mobile unit is idle, e.g. 1.
Initiate the setting. For example, activate the display. Activate = 1; deactivate = 0 Save the setting and terminate the function.

Automatic talk

When this function is active, you can answer a call by removing the mobile unit from the base station/charging unit.
Initiate the setting. For example, deactivate auto talk. Deactivate = 0; activate = 1 Save the setting and terminate the function.
Resetting the handset to factory default
This setting does not alter the telephone PIN. Base station registrations are maintained. Mobile unit factory settings: Speed dial numbers, redial, hot key Handset volume, ringer tone Ringer volume Automatic talk, key beep, battery warning beep, confirmation beep Base station display deleted on off

Telephone PIN b

Initiate the setting. Enter the telephone PIN and confirm (factory setting 0000). Reset settings to factory default and terminate the function.
Registering at more than one base station
You can operate your mobile unit at up to 4 base stations.
For information on registration at Gigaset 3015 see page 49
Changing the base station
Prerequisite: the mobile unit is registered at several base stations. You can choose one of the following:
q Set the mobile unit to select automatically the best base (factory

setting).

q Set the mobile unit to priority base station the mobile unit
searches for other base stations if this is not found within 30 seconds.
q Set the mobile unit to a fixed base station.
Press the set key followed by the INT key. For example, set Base 1 as the priority base. For automatic selection: enter. For priority base: enter the base number twice. For fixed base: enter the base number once.
Save the setting and terminate the function.

BASISST.FM

Base station settings Press keys:

Base station settings

All base station settings are made via the mobile unit.
You can choose between 5 ringer volumes, the Crescendo ring (increasing volume) and ringer off. zvb e. g. u Initiate the setting you will hear the current ringer and the current setting is displayed. Enter the number of the required ringer volume. Volume levels = 1 to 5; Crescendo = 6; Ringer off= 0 Save the setting and terminate the function.
You can choose between10 different ring tones. z b e. g. b Initiate the setting you will hear the ring tone and the current setting is displayed. Enter the required ring tone (0 to 9). Save the setting and terminate the function.

Setting the key beep

z~b System PIN b e. g. b Initiate the setting the current setting is displayed. Enter and confirm the base station system PIN (factory setting: 0000). For example deactivate key beep. Deactivate= 0; activate = 1 Save the setting and terminate the function.

Deactivating the telephone lock
zb Telephone PIN b b If hot key is active, you must complete the following operations quickly to avoid dialling the direct call number!
Initiate the function. Enter the telephone PIN and confirm (factory setting: 0000). Deactivate the telephone lock. Save the setting and terminate the function.

SICHERBS.FM

Base station security Press keys:
zxb System PIN b 2x new PIN b

Base station security

Changing the base stations system PIN
Initiate the function. Enter the current system PIN and confirm (factory setting: 0000). Enter the new system PIN (4 digits) twice. Confirm the new base station PIN when you hear the confirmation beep, the new PIN has been saved. Terminate the function.
Activating/deactivating the base station lock
Outgoing external calls are blocked for all mobile units when the base is locked. Stored emergency numbers can still be dialled. zb System PIN b e. g. s b Initiate the function. Enter the system PIN and confirm (factory setting: 0000). For example, activate the base lock. Activate = 2; deactivate = 0 Save the setting and terminate the function.
Barring/enabling call numbers
You can use this function to bar specific call numbers, e.g. all international numbers (00.). You can also specifically enable these numbers. Barring/enabling actions affect all mobile units. All external numbers dialled are checked. Dialling is cancelled and the barred digits are displayed if the number called matches a barred number. This does not happen if the number is enabled.
You can save 5 numbers. The numbers can be displayed, changed, and deleted at any time. zb System PIN b Initiate the function. Enter the system PIN and confirm (factory setting: 0000) the first entry is displayed: e.g.
Blank or call number Memory location (1 to 5) Function number entered previously
If necessary, press a to scroll to the entry required (memory location). b P b Select the entry displayed. Enter the call number, e.g. 00 to bar international calls, or change. If necessary, press | to delete the number Save the entry and terminate the function and now activate barring/ enabling as described below.
Activating/deactivating call barring/enabling
zb System PIN b e. g. Initiate the function. Enter the system PIN and confirm (factory setting: 0000). e. g. bar numbers. Bar numbers = 1; Enable numbers = 3; Deactivate call barring/enabling = 0 Save the setting and terminate the function.

Your mobile unit is ready for operation!
Registering a Gigaset 3000 Comfort mobile unit

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At base station !
Press the base station key until a signal tone is generated at the base station (hold key down for approx. 10 seconds) unassigned internal call numbers are displayed after a few seconds, e.g. 23456 (number 1 is assigned to the mobile unit supplied). Step 3:
Enter the internal call number of the other mobile unit the base icon is displayed continuously (stops flashing) if registration is successful.
q Registering Gigaset 1000/2000
For information on preparing these mobile units, see the relevant operating instructions.
q Registering third-party mobile units Prerequisite: the non-Siemens mobile unit complies with the GAP standard! GAP (Generic Access Profile) is a European standard for the interaction of cordless telephones and base stations.
Refer to the operating instructions of the mobile unit to be registered for information on how to register it at a GAP base station. At base station ! Preparing your base station for registration: Press the base station key until a signal tone is generated at the base station (hold down for approx. 10 seconds). Your Siemens base station assigns the first unassigned internal call number to the mobile unit after registration.
Internal calls are conducted with your other registered mobile units free of charge { e. g. s Press the INT key the relevant internal call number is displayed. Enter the internal call number of the mobile unit you want to call. To call all mobile units press: ~ Ending a call: Press the end call key.

Forwarding a call

You can forward an external call to another mobile unit (transfer). { e. g. s Press the INT key the external user hears music on hold. Dial the internal call number of the mobile unit. When the user answers: Press the end call key to transfer the call.

Internal enquiry call

You are on a call with an external user.You can call another internal user for an internal call without clearing down the initial connection. You are automatically reconnected to the external user when you end the internal call. { e. g. s 4 The external user (call) is placed on hold and can hear music on hold. Dial the internal number of the mobile unit you want to call. To call all mobile units press: ~ End the enquiry call to revert to the caller placed on hold.

Call charges are not dis- Unit price = 0 played The called party cannot hear The callers number is not displayed The answering machine reports that the PIN is invalid during remote operation The answering machine does not record messages, announcements or information. The answering machine is on but does not record messages and cannot be monitored. On telephone systems: No connection or incorrect connection
{ was pressed the microphone is muted
Caller has withheld number The system PIN entered is invalid or the PIN is set to 0000. Memory is full
The answering machine is currently compressing messages No dial-out code or the wrong dial-out code has been entered.
Guarantee/service/approval

Guarantee

Siemens offers a six-month guarantee for this device from the date of purchase from the dealer. Over this period, Siemens will rectify all material or manufacturing defects by repairing or replacing the defective terminal. The guarantee shall not cover damage caused by improper use, wear and tear or third party access. The guarantee shall not cover consumables or defects which only slightly decrease the value or serviceability of the device.

Service

Service contact:
q Great Britain: Siemens hotline 0345 908070
Siemens Service should only be contacted if problems arise with the unit. Your specialist dealer will be happy to answer any questions on unit
operation. Contact your network provider for questions concerning telephone connections.

Approval

Gigaset 3015 has received approval for operation in your country, as indicated on the underside of the base station. In the case of approval in compliance with I-CT R37 (from gazette):
"This equipment has been approved to [Council Decision 99/303/EC - "CTR 21"] for pan-European single terminal connection to the Public Switched telephone Network (PSTN). However, due to differences between the individual PSTNs provided in different countries, the approval does not, of itself, give an unconditional assurance of successful operation on every PSTN termination point. In the event of problems, you should contact your equipment supplier in the first instance.

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Display keys, Cover Displays, Cover Mobile unit brief overview, Cover Safety precautions, Cover
Call allowance account 21 Call pick-up 13 Call pickup 14 Call recording 18 Call waiting 52 Call-by-call 19 Change PIN Base station PIN 46 Changing settings (AM) 34 Changing the PIN Mobile unit PIN 43 Charge save function 34 CLIP (displaying incoming calls) 12 Collective 52 Collective call 52 Confirmation beeps 37 Connecting a modem/fax 54 Connecting the base station 5 Contents of package 4
Activating beeps 37 Activating/ deactivating the mobile unit 8 Activating/deactivating key beeps 38 Activating/deactivating the answering machine 23 Activating/deactivating the base lock 46 Activating/deactivating the ringer 55 Activation Battery warning beep 38 Confirmation beep 38 Key beeps 38 Keypad protection 8 Mobile unit 8 Music on hold 41 Telephone lock/direct station selection 45 Advisory announcements 24 Announcements (AM) Erasing 25 Recording 24 Selection 24 Approval 61 Automatic talk 38

Deactivating beeps 37 Deactivation Battery warning beep 38 Confirmation beep 38 Key beeps 38 Keypad protection 8 Mobile unit 8 Music on hold 41 Telephone lock/direct station selection 45 Direct Inward Dialling 13 Direct station selection (hot key) 43 Displaying call charges 20 Displaying charges 20 Displaying the call duration 19 Displaying/deleting total charges 20 Displaying/erasing charges 20 DP (Dial Pulsing) 57 DTMF (dual-tone multifrequency signalling) 57
Barring/enabling call numbers 47 Base station Activating/deactivating music on hold 41 installing 4 Reset to factory settings 41 Setting pauses 41 Setting the date 9 Setting the ring tone 40 Setting the time 9 Switching 39 Battery warning beep 37 Beeps battery warning beep 37 confirmation beeps 37 key beep 37 Belt clip 8 Broadcast intercom calls Setting 35
Emergency call number Dialling 45 Save 48 Enquiry calls (internal) 52 Error beep 37
Faults (Help) 59 Fax calls 14 Fax/modem connection 54 Flash time 57 Forwarding/transferring a call 51
Deactivating 45 Monitor function On the mobile unit 53 Monitoring 35 Muting the microphone 12
Open listening On the base station 18
GAP standard 51 Guarantee 60
Paging (a mobile unit) 14 Picking up a call to the answering machine 13 Preparing the mobile unit 6
Help with faults 59 Hot key (direct station selection 43
Inserting and loading the batteries 6
Quick reference guide, Cover

Keypad protection 8

Range 4 Recording a call 18 Recording information (AM) 27 Redial 15 Remote control (AM) 67 Remote enquiry (AM) Activating the answering machine 28 Playing messages 30 Playing/ selecting announcements 29 Recording announcements 29 Using help 33
Mailbox function 17 Making a broadcast intercom call 14 Making a call Internal 51 Making an external call 11 Making calls Answering a call 12 External 11 Internal 11 Making internal calls 11 Messages (AM) Deleting 27 Playing back 26 Terminating playback 26 Mobiile unit settings (overview) 59 Mobile unit Activating/deactivating base station display 38 De-registration 53 Disabling external dialing 54 Displaying internal numbers 52 Registering additional mobile units 49 Registering at more than one base station 39 Reset to factory setting 39 Switching to another base station 39 Mobile unit lock Activating 45
Save Call allowance 22 Credit 22 Emergency call number 45 System PIN 46 Telephone PIN 43 Saving Speed dial number 16 Service 60 Setting collective call/ ring delay/direct inward dialing 55 Setting ringer volume 37 Setting the date 9 Setting the handset volume 37 Setting the price per unit 20 Setting the ring tone 37 Setting the time 9
Settings Base station music on hold 40 Date 9 Handset volume 37 Pauses 41 Ring tone on base station 40 Ring tone on mobile unit 37 Ringer volume on base station 40 Ringer volume on mobile unit 37 Settings Overview, Cover Speaker call 35 Speed dialing 15

PRODUCT BULLETIN NO. 1497
Cisco IOS Software Release 12.2(2)XI
Introduction This product bulletin describes the new features introduced in Cisco IOS Software Release 12.2(2)XI for the Cisco 827 DSL/827-4V, 806 Broadband Gateway, Cisco 801-804 ISDN, and SOHO 77 routers.

New Features

The following key features are supported with 12.2(2)XI: NAT Passthrough with raw IPSEC VPN clients (available for all models noted at bottom of All feature sets) DHCP Option 12 for Cable Service Hostname entry (available on 806 on All feature sets) XOT X.25 over TCP (available for Cisco 801-804 on PLUS feature set) Allows to send and receive X.25 information over the B channel of the ISDN interface H.323 Caller ID and International Phone Support (limited devices tested, available on Cisco 827-4V only on All feature sets) Chip/Clear for H.323 for Italy and Denmark, supporting the following devices: Italy Siemens Gigaset 3015 Class Model Telephone Telecom Italia MASTER s.p. LUPO VIEW Telephone Alcatel Dial Face Mod. SIRIO 2000 Basic A Telephone BRONDI INDOVINO Caller ID Device Canon FAX-B155 Fax Machine Denmark Limited devices The features delivered with this ED release will be incorporated into a Release (and supported in subsequent maintenance releases) as yet unnamed, delivered three releases after 12.2(4)T. Complete Cisco IOS Software Release Notes 12.2(2)XI can be found at: http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios122/122relnt/800/rn800xi.htm

Life Span

12.2(2)XI will be sold until Cisco IOS Software this as yet unnamed, future release (three releases after 12.2(4)T) is made available on CCO.
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Cisco IOS Software Release 12.2(2)XI supports: Cisco 801-4 ISDN Routers Cisco 806 Broadband Gateway Router Cisco 827/827-4V ADSL Routers SOHO 77 ADSL Router
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