Gigaset AS690H user manual

Your voicemail system would generally be managed by your telephone service provider, rather than through the Gigaset As690h handset itself. Here are general steps to change your voicemail but remember these might vary slightly depending on your specific service provider.
1. Access your voicemail system. This is often done by dialing a specific number, such as 121 or 1571, from your Gigaset As690h. You might also have a Voicemail button on your handset.
2. Navigate the voicemail menu. You'll typically hear an automated system that walks you through your options. Look for an option to "Change Personal Greeting" or "Change Voicemail Message." This is often under "Personal Options" or "Settings."
3. Record your new voicemail. The automated system will tell you when to start speaking and will typically beep when it starts recording. Speak clearly and slowly. When you have finished recording your new greeting, you'll often be given the option to listen to the greeting and confirm or change it.
4. Confirm and save your new voicemail message. The automated system will provide you with options to discard and re-record or save your voicemail message.
Since the specifics can vary depending on your network provider, if this does not work or you are unsure, try reaching out to your telephone service provider or check their website for more detailed instructions.

To activate your Gigaset A220, follow these steps:
1. Unpack your Gigaset A220 from the packaging and ensure that all the necessary components are included in the box.
. Connect the power supply to the base station and plug it into an electrical outlet.
3. Insert the batteries into the handset if they are not pre-installed. Make sure to remove the plastic strip from the batteries, if present.
4. Place the handset on the base station to initiate the charging process. The charging indicator on the base station should illuminate to indicate that the handset is charging.
5. Allow the handset to charge for at least 6 hours or until it reaches a full charge before proceeding to the next step.
6. After the handset is fully charged, disconnect it from the base station.
7. Press and hold the "OK" or "Menu" button on the handset until the menu options appear on the display.
8. Use the navigation keys (usually the arrow keys) to navigate to the "Settings" or "Configuration" option and press the "OK" or "Select" button to confirm.
9. Now, select the "Registration" or "Register" option from the menu using the navigation keys and press the "OK" button.
10. Place the handset back on the base station to initiate the registration process. The base station should indicate that it is searching for the handset.
11. Wait for a moment until the registration is complete. The handset should display a confirmation message or indicate that it is registered.
12. Remove the handset from the base station and test it by making a test call or receiving a call. Ensure that the call quality is clear and the functions are working properly.
13. If required, you can also configure additional settings such as date, time, and language by accessing the corresponding menus on the handset.
Note: Make sure to consult the user manual provided with your Gigaset A220 for specific instructions or any additional steps specific to your model.

There could be multiple reasons why a Gigaset phone is flashing "no base." Some possible explanations are:
1. Power issue: The base station may not be receiving power or the power supply might be faulty, causing the system to display "no base." Ensure that the base is properly connected to a power source and try resetting it.
2. Synchronization problem: The handset and the base station might have lost synchronization, which can result in the "no base" message. Try re-registering the handset to the base by following the instructions provided in the Gigaset user manual.
3. Signal interference: If there is significant wireless interference in the area, the base station and handset may struggle to communicate, leading to the "no base" message. Ensure that there are no strong sources of interference (e.g., other electronic devices, thick walls) between the base and the handset.
4. Faulty hardware: It's possible that either the base station or the handset itself is experiencing a hardware malfunction. In such cases, it may be necessary to contact Gigaset customer support for assistance or consider replacing the faulty component.
It is essential to consult the Gigaset user manual or contact their support team for specific troubleshooting steps tailored to your model and situation.