Operation Manual

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Special functions
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Special functions
Copying telephone directory entries
If you have registered two or more Gigaset 4000/3000/2000 Comfort devices
you can copy all or part of the telephone directory from one handset to another.
Please read the relevant operating instructions.
Configuring an external destination call number for the room
monitor
Using the room monitor function, the Gigaset 4000 and 3000/2000 Comfort
handsets can automatically activate a call when a particular noise level is excee-
ded.
Gigaset 4000 Comfort/Micro
With Gigaset 4000 Comfort handsets, the room monitor number can be input
in the handset directly. Both an internal (INT) and an external number can be
entered.
For details, please refer to the operating manual for your handset.
Gigaset 3000/2000 Comfort/Micro
With Gigaset G3000/2000 Comfort handsets, the room monitor number can
only be entered as an internal (INT) number. In order to activate it externally as
well:
– must be entered as the internal number on the handset INT 99. For details,
please refer to the operating manual for your handset.
– an external destination number called can be entered in the base station as
described below.
Press
G
for selection menus.
Select using [
Á
] and [OK]: Base Settings
→ Settings →
System settings
→ Ext.room monit. →
Dest.call no.
→ [
W
]
→
Change number.
Enter the number and press [
W
].
Select using [
Á
] and [OK]: Save entry.
Press
{
to return to the starting menu. Alternatively, the
a
button can be pressed. The option Ext.room monit. in the menu
System settings is now highlighted.
Night service
With the night service feature you can configure timed call forwarding, e.g. to
divert calls to a private telephone outside office hours. In the same way as ex-
ternal call forwarding, only MSNs that the relevant handset has configured as
an incoming MSN can be forwarded externally. If the night service is already
activated, it must be deactivated again in order to alter the forwarding destina-
tion.
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