Check The Accessibility Of A Handset Using A Verification Tone; Troubleshooting; Technical Data - Gigaset Repeater 2.0 Manual De Instrucciones

Check the accessibility of a handset using a verification tone

The verification tone enables you to establish whether or not the handset is working in the extended area,
see page 15 of the Gigaset Repeater. This tone is audible on the handset every 2.5 seconds as long as a line
is allocated.
Proceed as follows:
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Repeater: To switch on the verification tone:
Press repeater button until the right LED lights up (after approximately 20 seconds).
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To switch off the verification tone again:
Press repeater button again until the right LED goes out (after approximately
20 seconds).
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Handset: Allocate line (hold down call answer button).
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When you hear the verification tone, you are in the extended reception area. If you don't
hear a verification tone, move towards the repeater with the handset until you hear it.
Miscellaneous

Troubleshooting

Problem
Left LED flashes continuously when
the registration procedure has been
concluded
Left LED flashes continuously at a se-
lected location
Left LED does not light up at all
No reception of the handset in the
area of the repeater
Right LED lit constantly
No registration of additional repeaters
possible with encryption activated

Technical data

Standards:
Radio frequency range:
Transmit power:
Range:
Power supply:
Cause
No radio connection to the base station Repeat registration
No radio connection to the base station Select a new location
Power supply off
Repeater not registered
No radio connection to the base station
Handset cannot find the repeater
Base station has not been prepared for
repeater operation
Maximum number of repeaters that can
be connected to the base station has
been reached
Compatible with DECT, GAP
1880 MHz - 1900 MHz
10 mW average power per channel
max. 300 m outdoors
max. 50 m in buildings
230 V, 50 Hz (plug-in power unit)
Action
Check the power point
Repeat registration
Select a new location
Switch handset on and off
Check the preconditions and preparato-
ry steps required by your base station for
registering a repeater. Then repeat these
steps to register the repeater.
De-register repeaters that are no longer
required using the repeater de-registra-
tion procedure described in the user
guide or system menu of your phone.
If you need more repeaters to relay the
base station, please note that you can
run up to 6 repeaters, if encryption is de-
activated.
To deactivate encryption, all registered
repeaters 2.0 must first be de-registered.
You can then deactivate encryption and
register your repeaters again.
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