Gigaset DX800+ User manual
Congratulations on your purchase of the DX800+ business feature
phone. This business phone has been ergonomically designed to suit
professional office requirements.
This telephone performs all basic functions supported by your service
provider. It works with all analogue PBX switching systems
The caller ID memory and phone book provide a great convenience to
manage your phone calls.
The User Guide describes the installation procedures and features.
User Guide
1
Accessories & Content 2
Installation 2
Features 3
Function Buttons 4
Main Menu Settings 6
Setting Up 7
- Language 7
- Local Area Code 7
- Date & Time 7
- Recall 8
- LCD Contrast 8
- Pulse/Tone Dialling 8
- Baby Call 9
- Exit Menu 9
Using the DX800+ 9
- Pre-Dialling 9
- Headset 10
- Volume Control 10
- Speaker Phone 10
- Mute 11
- Redial 11
- Pause 11
- ReCall 12
One Touch Memories 12
Index
2
Caller ID 13
- To Review Calls 13
- To Make Calls From Caller ID 14
- To Delete Caller ID’s 14
Phone Book Memories 15
- to Add Contacts 15
- Search 16
- Edit 17
Automatic Call Timer 17
The following items are included in this package of the DX800+
Analogue Business Feature Phone :-
- Phone base unit with handset
- 2 x Line cords
- Instruction Guide
- 3 x AA Batteries
1) Insert the 3 x AA batteries into the base battery compartment
2) Insert the required line cord into the socket marked LINE on
the rear of the base unit.
3) Insert one end of the curly handset cord into the socket on
the handset and the other end into the socket on the left side
of the base unit.
Accessories & Content
Installation
3
1.
Speakerphone
2.
Headset Socket
3.
Additional Supervisor Headset Socket
4.
70 Incoming Caller ID Memories
5.
70 Phone Book Memories
6.
16 Dialed Number Memories
7.
7 - One Touch Memories
8.
16 Digit Alphanumeric display
9.
32 Digit Memory / Redial
10.
FSK/DTMF dual system compatible
11.
12 Language Options
12.
Local Area Code Setting
13.
Time, Date,Month and Day setting
14.
Recall Settings
15.
Tone / Pulse setting
16.
PABX code setting
17.
LCD contrast setting- 5 levels
18.
Mute with LED indication
19.
Electronic Ringer Hi-Lo
20.
Message Waiting LED
21.
Pre Dial Function
22.
Call Back Function
23.
Total Calls and New Calls Display
24.
Pause -3.6 Sec
25.
Volume control for Headset / Handset / Speaker – 4 levels
26.
Automatic call timer
27.
Headset stand (Optional)
Features
4
Function Buttons Description
M1 – M7
7 One touch memories (24 Digits maximum).
can store and dial frequently called number.s
Please refer to the user guide section ‘One
touch memories’
To scroll up/down when browsing selection
To review the dialled numbers. Press this
button then use keys to browse.
DELETE
To Delete an entry or a record in the memory.
Press and hold the button for more than 3
seconds, you can delete all records of the
incoming or outgoing calls.
ENTER To enter the telephone set up menu. Dial the
numbers in predial mode
(Phone Book)
70 Contact Name and Numbers can be
stored
Function
Buttons
5
(Headset / Speaker)
To accept a call or to make a call. In On
Hook mode, with headset connected, if you
press this button to take or make a call using
a headset.
If you want to use the Speaker phone,
disconnect the headset.
(Receive volume)
4 levels for receiver volume control for
Headset, Handset and Speaker Phone – Low
– Normal – Medium - High
(Mute)
Press this button to Mute the Microphone. To
release mute, press the button again. There
is a visual indicator (LED) when in MUTE
mode
PAUSE/REDIAL
The last dialed number (upto 32 Digits) will be
retained in the redial memory. To recall a
dialed number simply lift the handset and
press the redial button.
This button can also be used to add a pause
(Pause time is 3.6 sec) when storing a PBX
access code into memories.
RECALL
Recall, also known as Flash, used to transfer
calls between extensions or to use network
services.
STORE
Used to store the 7 one touch memories
6
Press and hold the “ENTER” button for 4 sec (on-hook or off hook)
the LCD displays “OPTIONS MENU ”. The following is the key
sequence when pressing the “∆(Up)” button.
Menu Default
OPTIONS MENU ∆∇
SET LANGUAGE ENGLISH
LOCAL AREA CODE - - -
SET TIME/DATE 12:00 AM
1/01
SET FLASH TIME 100Ms
LCD CONTRAST 3
SET TONE/PULSE TONE
SET PBX CODE Not applicable for
EU countries
BABY CALL OFF
FILTER (DND) Not applicable for
EU countries
EXIT OPTIONS
Press the ENTER Button to go to the submenu, then press the ∆(Up) or
∇(Down) to scroll. Press the ENTER button to save and return back or
press the RECALL button to exit.
Main menu settings
7
1. Setting language
- Press and hold the ENTER Button for 4 sec.(On hook or
Off hook)
- The LCD will show : OPTION MENU ∆∇
- Press ∆(Up) button
- The LCD will show : SET LANGUAGE
- Press ENTER to enter in to the menu
- Use ∆(Up) or ∇(Down) button to select the language
- Then ENTER button to confirm and set the language
2. Setting local area code
- Press and hold the ENTER button for 4 sec.(On hook or Off
hook)
- The LCD will show : OPTION MENU ∆∇
- Using ∆(Up) or ∇(Down) button go to “LOCAL AREA CODE
MENU”
- Press ENTER button to enter in to the menu
- The LCD will show : AREA CODE - - - -
- Use ∆(Up) or ∇(Down) button to set the area code digit by
digit, pressing ENTER to select
- Then ENTER button to confirm and set the area code.
3. Setting time & date
- Press and hold the ENTER button for 4 sec.(On hook or Off
hook)
- The LCD will show : OPTION MENU ∆∇
- Using ∆(Up) or ∇(Down) button go to “SET TIME/DATE”
- Press ENTER to enter the menu
- The LCD will show : TIME/DATE
- Use ∆(Up) or ∇(Down) button to adjust the correct hour /
Minute / Month / Day at the top of the LCD
- Then ENTER button to confirm and set the time and
date.
Setting Up
8
4. Setting RECALL (flash) time
- Press and hold the ENTER button for 4 sec.(On hook or Off
hook)
- The LCD will show : OPTION MENU ∆∇
- Using ∆(Up) or ∇(Down) button go to “SET FLASH TIME”
- Press ENTER to enter the menu
- The LCD will show : FLASH 300MS,
- Use ∆(Up) or ∇(Down) button to select the required flash
timing
- Then ENTER button to confirm and set the flash time.
Note:You have 4 options to choose from –100Ms, 300Ms, 600Ms,
1000Ms The UK standard being 100Ms
5. Setting LCD contrast
- Press and hold the ENTER button for 4 sec.(On hook or Off
hook)
- The LCD will show : OPTION MENU ∆∇
- Using ∆(Up) or ∇(Down) button go to “LCD CONTRAST”
- Press ENTER to enter the menu
- The LCD will show : CONTRAST 3,
- Use ∆(Up) or ∇(Down) button to select the required LCD
contrast level
- Then ENTER button to confirm and set the LCD
contrast level.
6. Setting Pulse/Tone dialing mode
The DX800+ is factory set for TONE Dialling. Should you need
PULSE dialling proceed as follows:
- Press and hold the ENTER button for 4 sec.(On hook or Off
hook)
- The LCD will show : OPTION MENU ∆∇
- Using ∆(Up) or ∇(Down) button go to “SET TONE/PULSE”
- Press ENTER to enter the menu
- The LCD will show : TONE,
- Use ∆(Up) or ∇(Down) button to select the required dialing
mode.
- Then ENTER button to confirm and set the dialling mode.
9
7. Setting Baby Call ( Emergency call) When baby Call is switched
on, the phone will automatically dial the baby call number when
anybutton is pressed.
- Press and hold the ENTER button for 4 sec.(On hook or Off
hook)
- The LCD will show : OPTION MENU ∆∇
- Using ∆(Up) or ∇(Down) button go to “SET BABY CALL”
- Press ENTER to enter in to the menu
- The LCD will show : BABY CALL OFF,
- Use ∆(Up) or ∇(Down) button to set the emergency call.
- The LCD will show : BABY CALL ON
- Press ENTER to enter in to the menu
- Enter the number
- Then ENTER button to confirm and set the dialing
mode.
8. Set Filter - Do Not Disturb Function. This feature is not available
in the DX800+.
9. Exit menu
Select the ”EXIT OPTION” then press the ENTER button to exit.
To make a call using handset, Pick the handset and wait for the dial tone.
Then, dial the desired telephone number.
To end a call, put the handset back to the cradle of the base unit, or push
the hook switch.
In On-hook enter the phone number to be called, then press the ENTER
button to dial out the number.
Using The DX800+
Predialling
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