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Type | DECT telephone handset |
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Quantity | 1 |
Speakerphone | - |
LED indicators | Yes |
Tones quantity | 14 |
Phonebook capacity | 200 entries |
Brand compatibility | Gigaset |
Headphone connectivity | 2.5 mm |
Display type | LCD |
Product color | Black |
Display diagonal | 1.8 \ |
Display resolution | 128 x 160 pixels |
Standby time | 310 h |
Battery technology | Nickel-Metal Hydride (NiMH) |
Battery form factor | AA |
Number of batteries supported | 2 |
Depth | 30 mm |
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Width | 52 mm |
Height | 154 mm |
Weight | 139 g |
Connect your HX handset to a Gigaset base for full features and quality.
Handset functions with DECT/GAP telephones or routers from other manufacturers.
Supports CAT-iq 2.0 for enhanced functionality with compatible DECT routers.
Identifies volume, display, call, menu, and specific function keys on the handset.
Explains the display screen, status bar icons, and visual call signals.
Guides for connecting the telephone system to a Gigaset base.
Guides for connecting to other bases or routers.
Information on obtaining user guides via website or help app.
Explains warning symbols, important information, prerequisites, and helpful tips.
Lists and defines the function of various keys on the handset.
Demonstrates how to perform specific functions using button sequences.
Lists all items included in the Gigaset HX handset package.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting the charging cradle and power adapter.
Instructions for initial handset setup, including removing protective film.
Guidance on inserting batteries correctly and charging them before first use.
Instructions for attaching and detaching the belt clip for carrying the handset.
Steps to change the language displayed on the handset's screen.
Procedure for pairing the handset with a base station or router.
Manual configuration of date and time for accurate call logging and alarm functions.
How to change the base station or de-register the handset.
Instructions for connecting a headset to the handset's audio jack.
Procedures for powering the handset on and off.
How to lock and unlock the keypad to prevent accidental use.
Explains navigation and function selection using the control key.
Managing calls, including handsfree, volume, and microphone mute.
Adjusting earpiece, headset, and ringtone volumes using dedicated keys.
Understanding and using the context-sensitive display keys.
How the telephone menu structure works and how to navigate it.
Methods for entering text, numbers, and special characters using the keypad.
Steps to dial a number directly or via quick dial.
Accessing and dialing numbers stored in the local handset directory.
Procedures for dialing from public or central directories.
Using the redial list to call previously dialed numbers.
Accessing and dialing numbers from missed, accepted, or outgoing call lists.
How to accept, reject, or manage incoming calls.
Managing handsfree mode, call volume, and microphone muting during a call.
Switching the answer machine on/off and playing back messages.
Instructions for recording personal announcements or advisory messages.
How to access and browse the local handset directory.
Steps for adding new contacts and modifying existing ones.
Methods for finding specific contacts within the directory.
Operations for viewing, editing, or removing directory contacts.
Options for organizing directory entries by name or surname.
Viewing the remaining capacity for directory entries.
Saving numbers from call lists or dial screen to the directory.
Transferring directory entries to other handsets or the base station.
Transferring single contacts to another handset.
Transferring all directory entries to another handset.
How to view missed calls, answer machine messages, and alarms.
Details shown for each call entry (number, time, type).
Opening call lists and calling back numbers from them.
Options like viewing, copying, and deleting entries from call lists.
Setting sound profiles (Loud, Silent, Personal) for different environments.
Instructions for activating and deactivating the handset's LED torch function.
How to add appointments with date, time, and reminders.
Handling appointment reminders and notifications.
Accessing a list of unacknowledged or missed appointments.
Accessing and navigating stored appointment lists.
Options for changing, activating/deactivating, or deleting appointments.
Activating, deactivating, and configuring wake-up times and alarm settings.
Managing alarm sounds, repetitions, and snooze mode.
Key notes regarding baby monitor activation, timing, and prerequisites.
Step-by-step guide to activate, set destination, and configure the baby monitor.
Procedures for canceling or remotely deactivating the baby monitor function.
Setting periods to suspend incoming calls, e.g., during the night.
Options to block or silently receive calls from unknown numbers.
Adding, editing, and deleting numbers from the black list.
Configuring protection levels like No Protection, Silent Call, or Block Call.
How to change the language displayed on the handset.
Configuring screen saver options and display features for idle status.
Setting up weather information as a screensaver.
Switching the scrolling text information ticker on or off.
Selecting different colour combinations for the display.
Setting the volume level for incoming call ringtones.
Choosing different ringtones for internal and external calls.
Permanently or temporarily disabling ringtones.
Setting volume levels for the earpiece and speakerphone.
Choosing between High and Low profiles for earpiece sound.
Switching alert tones on/off as an alternative to ringtones.
Enabling silent alerts for incoming calls and messages.
Controlling various notification tones for handset activities.
Setting up speed dial numbers on digit keys.
Customizing display keys to launch specific functions quickly.
Modifying or clearing existing digit key assignments.
Mapping display keys to various handset functions.
Executing assigned functions by pressing display keys.
Renaming network connections or lines.
Linking multiple handsets to a specific network connection.
Permitting or preventing parallel calls.
Enabling or disabling internal listening for conference calls.
Instructions for updating the handset's internal software.
Restoring the handset to its original factory settings.
Manual configuration of essential system parameters.
Activating or deactivating the music on hold function.
Configuring the handset's IP address for network access.
Setting up the DNS server for internet name resolution.
Downloading and installing firmware updates directly from the internet.
How the phone checks for and notifies about new firmware.
Retrieving the MAC address of the base station.
Modifying the handset's system PIN for security.
Restoring the system PIN to its default value.
Resetting the entire phone system to factory default configurations.
Details for contacting Gigaset customer support in the UK and Ireland.
Information regarding product compatibility and warranty claims.
Contact information for product assistance in Australia and New Zealand.
Details of the product warranty, coverage, and exclusions.
Procedures for returning products for service and warranty claims.
Conditions under which the product warranty may be invalidated.
Conditions and duration of the manufacturer's guarantee in the UK.
Conditions and duration of the manufacturer's guarantee in Ireland.
Permitted pixel error limits for display quality warranty claims.
Declarations of conformity with essential requirements and regulations.
Gigaset's commitment to environmental responsibility and management systems.
Guidelines for proper disposal of the product and batteries.
Guidelines for disposing of electrical equipment in Australia and New Zealand.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the handset's exterior.
Steps to take if the handset comes into contact with water or liquid.
Details on battery technology, voltage, and capacity.
Information on standby, talktime, and charging duration.
Power usage of the handset while charging.
Technical standards supported by the handset.
Specifications for radio frequency range, duplex mode, and channel grid.
Technical details on signal transmission and operational range.
Temperature and humidity ranges for optimal operation.
Icons indicating signal strength and radiation status.
Icons showing battery charge level and charging status.
Icons indicating message availability and profile status.
Icons associated with the functions of the display keys.
Icons representing different call types and connection statuses.
Icons for information, prompts, and status messages.