After a modem has been connected to the Gigaset 1000TAE (already logged on at the base station), you can send and receive data in the usual way. Note carefully that the maximum transmission speed of your modem is V.32 (9.6 Kbps). Neither V.32bis nor V.34 is supported. For permanent programming of the modulation method to V.32 please refer to the operating instructions for your modem.
On account of the large number of modems currently available on the market, operation with V.32 and thus with 9.6 Kbps cannot be guaranteed for every type of modem. If a connection with V.32 is not possible, the modem used normally offers the capability of setting a lower throughput or a different (lower) transmission rate either automatically or manually.
Also note carefully that the digit 0 is inserted before the destination number is dialled, so that a trunk connection can be set up (the same procedure as for a PABX). With a large number of telephone exchanges it may also be necessary to insert a pause in the form of a comma after the digit 0 (for example: AT DT 0,123456).
Since the modem used in connection with Gigaset 1000TAE cannot immediately detect the dial tone (i.e. not until after digit 0 has been dialled), it may be necessary to deactivate dial tone detection in the modem (e.g. by means of the command "AT X1").
If you have taken a modem call on a mobile handset (high-pitched tone audible), by means of internal call transfer you can reroute the data transmission to a modem linked to the Gigaset 1000TAE (INT key, internal number, replace).
Additional setting if Gigaset 1010 and 1015 is used:
With Gigaset 1010/1015, an additional setting for using Gigaset 1000TAE with a modem is necessary. To configure the internal Gigaset 1000TAE number for modem operation, carry out the following procedure via a mobile handset of the modem, replace using the key sequences shown: