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Messenger
Gigaset SL75 WLAN / en / A31008-M700-B112-1-7619 / messenger.fm / 24.4.06
Version05.08.2005
Establishing a connection,
going online
Your handset is set to attempt to establish
a connection with the messenger server
automatically after it has been switched
on or after a reboot (page 104).
If this connection is terminated or you
have logged off from the messenger
server (page 54), you can re-establish the
connection manually:
v
¢ î ¢ Messenger
Buddies / User Account / Messages
Select submenu and press
§OK§.
The handset attempts to establish a con-
nection. You are informed about the sta-
tus of the connection by appropriate mes-
sages in the display.
If it is possible to establish a connection,
you are Online and can send and receive
messages.
You stay online until you set your status to
Offline (page 54) or the connection to the
messenger server is terminated (page 58).
You also stay online if you press the end
call key a.
If it is not possible to establish a connec-
tion within about 5 seconds, you will
receive an appropriate message. Try again
later (page 58).
Changing/checking your
personal status, going offline
You wish to log off (go offline) or let the
other buddies know whether you wish to
chat right now or would prefer not to be
disturbed.
You have the following selection options:
Offline
You log off from the messenger server.
The messenger server informs the
other buddies that you are no longer
available.
The handset changes to idle status. You
can neither send nor receive messages.
Online
(Setting after logging on)
You are logged on to the messenger
server and can send and receive mes-
sages.
Away / Extended Away / Do Not Disturb
You are Online and can send and receive
messages. You inform the other bud-
dies that you cannot/do not wish to
"chat" at the moment, i.e. will not reply
to their messages straight away.
Free for Chat
You are Online and can send and receive
messages.
You invite the other buddies to "chat"
with you.
Invisible
You are Online and can send and receive
messages.
The messenger server, however, indi-
cates to the other buddies that you are
Offline.
Notes:
– You can also assign the messenger to one
of the function keys i / j
(page 66). The connection is established
when you press the function key.
– You can also start the messenger via the
message list (page 57).
Note:
All status settings apart from Offline and Invisi-
ble only inform other buddies about your com-
munication status. Whether this information is
passed on to the other buddies depends on the
provider.
- Gigase t 1
- Handset at a glance 2
- Contents 3
- Safety precautions 6
- Wireless use of 7
- Gigaset SL75 WLAN – VoIP 7
- WLAN access 9
- Access data 10
- Security settings 10
- IP addresses 11
- SIP account 12
- Additional SIP settings 13
- First Steps 14
- Setting up the handset 15
- Placing the handset in the 16
- Connecting the handset 17
- ¢ Ð ¢ Status 18
- Making WLAN settings 19
- Making SIP settings 19
- ¥ Complete the settings 20
- Menu trees 22
- Handset menu 24
- Version05.08.2005 24
- Web configurator menu 25
- Making calls 27
- Call duration display 28
- Rejecting a call 28
- Calling line identification 28
- Handsfree mode 28
- Operating the handset 29
- Control key on the handset 30
- Display keys 30
- Returning to idle status 30
- Menu guidance 31
- Network services 32
- Initiating an enquiry call: 33
- Transferring a call (ECT) 34
- Using the directory and lists 35
- ¤ Save entry (page 121) 36
- ¢ q (Select entry, page 35) 36
- Adding a displayed number / 37
- Voice dialling 38
- ¢ s (Select entry; page 35) 39
- ¢ s (Select entry with ¯) 39
- Last number redial list 40
- Opening lists with the 40
- ¢ Mailbox: 42
- File manager 43
- ¢ Ï ¢ MyPictures / Images 44
- ¢ q (select entry) 44
- ¢ Ï ¢ Capacity 44
- Using the integrated camera 45
- Email messages 46
- Writing Email messages 47
- Entering several recipients 48
- Sending Email messages 49
- Receiving Email messages 49
- ¢ î ¢ E-Mail ¢ Inbox 01+05 50
- ¢ î ¢ E-Mail 50
- ¢ View Attachment 51
- Deleting all Email lists 52
- Self-help with errors 53
- Messenger 54
- ¢ î ¢ Messenger 55
- ¢ Change Status 56
- ¢ User Info 56
- ¢ î ¢ Messenger ¢ Buddies 56
- Receiving messages 57
- Writing and sending messages 58
- Creating/managing access 60
- ¢ Ð ¢ Network Config 61
- ¢ Access Profiles 61
- ¤ Create new access profile 62
- ¤ Save changes (page 121) 63
- ¤ Select access profile 65
- Handset settings 67
- ¢ Ð ¢ Date/Time 68
- ¢ Ð ¢ Display ¢ Language 68
- Changing the name of the 69
- Setting the display 69
- Displaying a screen picture 69
- Changing the screen picture 70
- ¢ ï ¢ Ringer Settings 71
- ¢ ï ¢ Advisory Tones 72
- ¢ í ¢ Alarm Clock 72
- ¤ Change multiple line input: 72
- ¢ Ð ¢ Change HS PIN 73
- Web configurator 75
- ¤ Press the return key 76
- Structure of the Web pages 77
- Navigation area 78
- Working area 78
- Using the Web configurator 79
- Securing the handset 81
- Setting the camera 85
- Setting the date and time 85
- area. The time zone spec 85
- and deactivate 85
- Making Email settings 86
- Saving messenger access data 87
- Importing/exporting 87
- Importing/exporting SIP 88
- Backing up/restoring the 89
- Making call settings 89
- Improving the quality of the 89
- Setting the voice quality 90
- Using the profile wizard 92
- Starting the profile wizard 92
- Defining profile names 92
- WLAN security: configuring 94
- Creating/editing the access 97
- Creating a new access profile 98
- Making/editing WLAN settings 99
- Setting up encryption and 99
- Making/changing SIP settings 100
- ¢ Profile Selection 101
- ¢ Network ¢ Profile Selection 101
- Using UPnP 102
- Importing/deleting 102
- Resetting handset settings 103
- Backing up the handset 104
- Loading a new firmware 104
- Rebooting the handset 105
- Diagnostics – 105
- Checking connections 105
- PhoneBook Manager 106
- (PC software) 106
- Installing the PhoneBook 107
- Manager on your PC 107
- Completing the installation 108
- Using the PhoneBook 109
- Opening Help 110
- Managing the directory 110
- Configuring the PC control 110
- Closing the PhoneBook 111
- Appendix 112
- Performance optimisation 115
- ¢ Profile Selection) 116
- Service (Customer Care) 117
- Gigaset SL75 WLAN – 118
- Free software 118
- Open Source Software 119
- Open Source Software Used 119
- Open Source Software Licenses 119
- Specifications 120
- Notes on menu input 120
- Writing and editing a 122
- Space Space 123
- Editing text (without T9) 124
- Editing text (with T9) 124
- Writing emoticons 125
- Selecting the input language 125
- Order of directory entries 126
- Accessories 127
- Glossary 128
- Numerics 141
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