Analog telephone Gigaset DESK 200 Wired handset Black

The Gigaset DESK 200 is an analog wired telephone with a slim, compact design for desk use or wall mounting. It connects to the public fixed network, a private branch exchange or a gateway and receives its power directly via the telephone line, so no separate power adapter is required. The handset is black and offers basic telephony functions for simple, reliable communication at home or in small offices.

Advantages

The phone offers easy installation by plugging into a telephone socket and power via the line. It provides adjustable acoustic and optical call signalling with three selectable melodies and three volume levels plus an LED on the handset for visual call indication. Up to ten speed-dial numbers can be stored, a redial key allows quick recall of the last number, and a mute key lets you silence the microphone during a call. The device supports hearing-aid compatibility and both pulse (IWV) and multi-frequency (DTMF) dialling methods for broad compatibility with analogue telephone systems.

Suitable for

• Home landline telephone
• Small office or reception desk
• Wall-mounted installations in corridors or small rooms
• Users requiring a simple, corded analog phone

Key specifications

• Type: Analog telephone
• Handset: Wired
• Mounting: Desk or wall
• Power supply: Via telephone line (no external adapter)
• Caller ID: No
• Built-in display: No
• Phonebook / speed-dial: Up to 10 numbers
• Speakerphone: No
• Answering machine: No
• Hearing aid compatible: Yes
• Dialling: Pulse (IWV) and Multi-frequency (DTMF) with handset slide switch
• Colour: Black

How to use

Connect the Gigaset DESK 200 to the telephone socket (public network, private branch exchange or gateway). The phone receives power via the line and is ready for use without an external power supply. Use the slide switch on the handset to select the appropriate dialling method (IWV or DTMF) or adjust the flash time if required by your telephone system. Store frequently called numbers in the speed-dial positions and use the redial button to call the last dialled number. During a call, press the mute key to prevent your voice from being transmitted.

Recommendations

For optimal compatibility, check with your telephone system or service provider whether pulse (IWV) or multi-frequency (DTMF) dialling should be used and set the handset slide switch accordingly. Place the phone where the LED call indicator is clearly visible if you expect calls in noisy environments.