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General| GAP compatible | Yes |
|---|---|
| Ringer melodies | 10 |
| Number of Handsets | 1 |
| Answering Machine | No |
| Caller ID | Yes |
| Call Waiting | Yes |
| Redial | Yes |
| Talk time | 10 hours |
| Standby time | 100 hours |
| Range | 300 meters |
Essential safety precautions for using the telephone and its components.
Guides on calling external numbers, dialling check, and calling back callers.
Covers calling internal stations, checking numbers, and collective calls.
Covers consultation calls with multiple handsets and call termination.
Details on transferring calls with multiple handsets or via PBX.
Explains handset modes (protect, off, on) and switching to protect state.
Covers checking and setting the telephone line's signalling method.
Covers PBX operation and options for setting the signalling method.
Details on trunk codes and entering them for PBX connection.
Covers changing, setting, and forgetting system codes and PINs.
Covers call taking options and message length settings.
Configures tone rings for answering machine and listening to recorded messages.
Covers intermezzo function for pauses and time stamp function.
Procedure to reset base station settings to factory defaults.
Procedure to reset Gigaset 2000S handset settings to factory defaults.
Procedure for storing and viewing speed dialling numbers.
Introduction to storing and managing speed dialling numbers.
Covers barring outgoing calls and managing emergency numbers.
Covers barred codes for handsets and their display/storage.
Instructions for cancelling and activating/deactivating the barred code function.
Specifies whether external calls can be made from each handset.
Procedure to prevent outgoing calls from a handset for unauthorized use.
Instructions for turning the answering machine on and off.
Explains the three operating modes and how to select them.
Covers default messages and recording custom announcements/advisories.
Procedure for checking recorded announcements and advisory messages.
Steps to initiate remote operation from the handset or another telephone.
Details on help function, playing back messages, and calling back callers.
Instructions for operating the answering machine remotely via handset or phone.
Specifications for DECT standard, channels, frequency, power, and range.
Guide to resolving common faults and issues with the telephone.
Troubleshooting for PBX connection, system code, and PIN entry problems.
