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General| Type | DECT telephone |
|---|---|
| Answering machine | Yes |
| Maximum indoor range | 50 m |
| Maximum outdoor range | 300 m |
| Phonebook capacity | 150 entries |
| Product color | Black |
| Display resolution | 128 x 160 pixels |
| Display number of colors | 65536 colors |
| Mac compatibility | No |
| Battery type | AAA |
| Standby time | 180 h |
| Number of batteries supported | 2 |
Weight and Dimensions| Base dimensions | 118 x 136 x 45 mm |
|---|---|
| Handset dimensions (WxDxH) | 49 x 27.5 x 149 mm |
Describes the display when the handset is not in use.
Indicates the current battery level.
Explains the function of the soft keys below the display.
Accesses missed calls and message lists.
Ends calls, cancels functions, or powers the handset on/off.
Toggles keypad lock or switches character input modes.
Mutes or unmutes the microphone.
The audio input for calls.
Used for consultation calls or dialing pauses.
Toggles ringtone on/off or opens special characters.
Indicates the location for connecting a headset.
Fast access for answering machine or network mailbox.
Initiates calls, accepts calls, or opens redial list.
Switches between earpiece and speaker mode.
Navigates menus and confirms selections.
Shows the reception quality between handset and base.
Indicates the status of the answering machine.
Visual indicator for reception quality.
Icon indicating the answering machine is on.
Indicates that the ringer is deactivated.
Symbol showing the battery is currently charging.
Displays the current level of battery charge.
Shows alarm status and set wake-up time.
Displays the current time on the handset.
Shows the current date on the handset.
Displays the assigned name of the handset.
Indicates the count of new messages or missed calls.
Indicates an incoming call from outside the network.
Indicates an incoming call from another handset.
Shows that the answering machine is actively recording.
Indicates the alarm clock function is active.
Signifies a reminder for an anniversary event.
Used for registering handsets or paging them.
Activates or deactivates the answering machine.
Shows the status of the answering machine.
Controls message playback on the answering machine.
Advances playback to the next message.
Rewinds playback by five seconds.
Deletes the currently playing message.
Controls the volume during message playback.
Only use the provided power adapter for safe operation.
Use only specified rechargeable batteries to avoid injury.
Do not charge handset while headset is attached.
Be aware of potential effects on medical devices.
Avoid holding handset to ear during rings or speaker mode.
Phone is compatible with most digital hearing aids.
Base and cradle are not splashproof; do not install in wet areas.
Do not use in areas with potential explosion risks.
Ensure the user guide is given to new owners.
Remove or repair faulty bases to prevent interference.
Save important dates and receive reminders.
Assign contacts to VIP groups for personalized ringtones.
Set phone to ring only for calls with a displayed number.
Assign important numbers to keypad keys for quick dialing.
Enhance readability by increasing font size.
Select between standard or expert mode for menus.
Information on environmental awareness features.
Verify all items are included in the delivery.
Proper placement and environmental conditions for the base.
Instructions for connecting the base to power and the network.
Instructions for connecting the charging cradle to power.
Preparing the handset for use, including removing film.
Correctly insert batteries and secure the battery cover.
How to attach and remove the belt clip.
Correctly position the handset for charging and registration.
Procedure for initial battery conditioning for optimal performance.
Configure the phone's date and time for incoming calls and alarms.
Description of the information shown on the display when idle.
Configure local and extra area codes for dialing.
Instructions for connecting a 2.5 mm jack headset.
Guide to further settings and functions.
Explains the various functions of the control key.
Describes the functions of the context-sensitive display keys.
Explanation of the standard numeric and function keys.
Methods for fixing errors during text or number input.
How to navigate through the phone's menu structure.
How to switch the handset on and off.
Prevents accidental use of the keypad.
Explanation of how operating steps are illustrated.
Switch between simplified and complete menu displays.
Adjust volume, ringtones, and advisory tones.
Access features like Room Monitor.
Configure Date/Time, Display, Language, and Registration.
Set up Auto Answer, Listening In, Dialing Mode, Flash, and Codes.
Manage Handset/Base Reset and System PIN.
Select Simplified or Complete menu display.
Activate or deactivate energy-saving mode.
How to initiate calls to the public telephone network.
Procedure for terminating an active call.
How to answer an incoming call.
Information on displaying caller identification.
How caller information is displayed.
Enables hands-free communication.
Temporarily deactivates the microphone during a call.
Information on saving up to 150 directory entries.
Steps to add new entries with contact details.
How directory entries are sorted alphabetically.
How to find and select entries in the directory.
Making calls directly from the directory.
Viewing, editing, and deleting directory entries.
How to modify existing directory entries.
Accessing options like Copy Entry or Delete Entry.
Assigning contacts to VIP groups and customizing ringtones.
Saving numbers from lists into the directory.
Transferring contact details to other functions.
Adding anniversary dates with reminder settings.
Setting the reminder signal type for anniversaries.
Turning off anniversary reminders.
How anniversary reminders are signaled.
Accessing the history of the last dialed numbers.
How to redial numbers from the list.
Options for copying or deleting redial entries.
Accessing messages recorded on the answering machine.
Caller ID subscription is needed for call list details.
Format and display of entries in call lists.
Accessing call lists and missed appointments via the message key.
Shows anniversaries that were missed.
Select between Answer & Record, Answer only, or Alternating.
How to operate the answering machine using the handset.
Configuring the answering machine's activation and mode.
Instructions for recording custom announcements.
Listen to recorded announcements.
Remove custom or pre-recorded announcements.
How to listen to recorded voice messages.
Accessing and listening to unplayed messages.
Accessing and listening to previously played messages.
Commands to pause, resume, skip, and stop message playback.
Options for deleting individual or all old messages.
Removes all previously listened-to messages.
Delete specific old messages from the list.
How to take over a call while the answering machine is active.
Forwarding incoming calls to the answering machine.
Record calls with the caller's voice included.
Listen to incoming messages as they are being recorded.
Set call screening to be always on or off.
Temporarily disable call screening for the active recording.
Adjust message length, quality, and ring delay.
Details on how call acceptance works with 'Auto' ring delay.
Set the language for voice prompts and announcements.
Reassign key 1 for network mailbox or answering machine access.
How to access the answering machine from another phone.
Steps to call and manage messages remotely.
How to activate the answering machine remotely.
Set up direct dialing for the network mailbox.
Steps for setting up fast access for network mailbox.
How to dial into the network mailbox.
How messages are received and played back.
Information on energy-saving power supply.
How the phone automatically reduces radiation.
How to activate/deactivate Eco Mode.
Steps to enable or disable Eco Mode for reduced radiation.
Icons indicating signal strength and Eco Mode status.
Configure alarm activation, time, volume, and melody.
How to stop the alarm or use the snooze function.
Information on registering up to six handsets.
Step-by-step guide for registering a handset.
Registering handsets with GAP functionality.
How to remove a registered handset from the base.
How to find a misplaced handset by paging it.
How to stop the paging signal.
Selecting a preferred base or best reception base.
How to call other registered handsets within the system.
Initiating a call to a single internal handset.
Initiating a call to all registered handsets simultaneously.
How to terminate a call.
Forwarding an external call to another handset.
Consulting with another user or holding conference calls.
Managing incoming calls during an active call.
Switching from an internal call to an external one.
Ignoring an incoming call waiting.
Allowing another participant to listen to an external call.
Personalize the name displayed for each handset.
Assign or change the internal number for handsets.
Set up the room monitor function and specify the destination.
Modify the destination number for the room monitor.
Stop the room monitor function or cancel an active call.
Remotely disable the room monitor function.
Assign directory numbers or functions to keypad keys.
How to dial or reassign numbers to digit keys.
Customize the functions of the left and right display keys.
Select the language for the handset display texts.
Options for customizing the display appearance.
Choose a picture or time to display when idle.
Increase font size for improved readability.
Choose between dark or light display backgrounds.
Activate/deactivate display lighting when in or out of charger.
Automatically answer calls by lifting the handset.
Adjust volume levels for hands-free and earpiece.
Select different ringtones for various call types.
Configure volume and melody for internal and external calls.
Disable ringing for calls with blocked numbers.
Control ringtone for current call or permanently.
Turn off the ringtone until reactivated.
Turn the permanently deactivated ringtone back on.
Silence the ringtone for the current incoming call.
Use a short tone instead of a ringtone for incoming calls.
Control tones for key presses, confirmations, and errors.
Reset handset settings to factory defaults.
Select ringtones and volume for the base station.
Enable or disable music playback during call holds.
Secure base settings with a system PIN.
Set a personalized 4-digit system PIN.
Reset the system PIN to the default '0000'.
Reset all base settings to their original factory state.
Settings for dialing mode and flash function.
Select between Tone dialing (DTMF) or Dial pulsing (DP).
Configure the flash time for PABX operation.
Adjust pause duration after line seizure or recall key.
Set the delay between dialing and number transmission.
Adjust pause length required by PABX after recall.
Switch from dial pulsing to tone dialing for specific calls.
Notes on time specification for messages in call lists.
Explanation of normal pixel variations in displays.
Instructions for cleaning the handset and base.
Procedure to follow if the handset gets wet.
Technical data regarding battery, size, and capacity.
Table showing battery life and charging duration.
Power usage of the base station in standby and during calls.
Details on DECT, channels, frequency, modulation, and range.
Diagram showing pin assignments for the telephone connector.
Rules for entering text, using characters, and editing.
How to switch between text input modes.
Conditions for device operation and interference.
General safety instructions for using the equipment.
Adhere to all marked warnings and instructions.
Disconnect power before cleaning the unit.
Keep the device away from water sources.
Ensure the unit is placed stably to prevent falls.
Ensure ventilation slots are not covered to prevent overheating.
Use only the specified type of power source.
Prevent tripping hazards and damage to the power cord.
Avoid risks of fire or electric shock from overloaded outlets.
Avoid contact with dangerous voltage points.
Do not open product; refer servicing to qualified personnel.
Disconnect unit if servicing is required under specific conditions.
Reduce risk of electrical shock from lightning.
Do not use phone to report gas leaks in vicinity.
Emergency numbers may be unavailable if keypad is locked.
Specifies the required telecommunication line cord gauge.
Instructions for safe handling, use, and disposal of batteries.
Details of the one-year limited warranty for the product.
Specifies the duration of the product warranty.
Defines the sole remedy for product defects.
Lists conditions that void the limited warranty.
Using unauthorized accessories may void the warranty.
Steps to follow when making a warranty claim.
Restrictions on warranties for software and third-party products.
Exclusions for consequential damages and limitations on remedies.
Gigaset's disclaimer of express, implied, and statutory warranties.
Information on adding more Gigaset handsets to the system.
Highlights key features of the Gigaset C59H handset.
