Bluetooth® was the nickname of King Harold I of Denmark about a thousand years ago.
In his day, he was famous for doing exactly what a technology named after him does the world over today: effective information sharing and quick connections.

Today Bluetooth® is the absolute standard for communication between cell phones, PDAs and PCs. With the new the generation Gigaset, Bluetooth® has now arrived to the landline.

• What can Bluetooth® do?
  Bluetooth® establishes connections between different electronic devices quickly and free-of-charge. When the devices are connected, they can exchange data – provided that they are within a range of 10 m.
  
  
• What does Bluetooth® in the new Gigaset telephones make possible?
  
  Quick and easy exchange of contact data:
  The new Gigaset telephones can receive address book entries as vCards from a second Bluetooth® device (e.g. a cell phone or PDA) or send them to another Bluetooth® device.
  
  Call using the headset:
  You can couple the new Gigaset telephones with a compatible Bluetooth® Headset. This will enable you to take incoming calls directly on the headset, and some devices (Gigaset SL560/565) allow you to call numbers using the integrated Voice Dial – both completely hands-free.
  
  Synchronize data:
  The new generation Gigaset replaces the data chord with Bluetooth®. With the help of the free Gigaset QuickSync Software, you can synchronize contact data with your PC wirelessly.
  
  
• Which Bluetooth® profiles are supported by the new Gigaset telephones?
  The new Gigaset telephones support the headset profile for using Bluetooth® headsets and the serial port profile for connecting to a PC.
  
  
• What should be kept in mind when operating a Bluetooth® headset?
  The incoming call signal appears directly on the telephone and headset. Calls can be switched between the headset and the respective Gigaset phone. If you take a call with your Gigaset telephone, you can forward it at any time to the headset. All you have to do is press the Accept/Reject button on the headset.
  
  
• How many Bluetooth® devices can the Gigaset manage?
  A Gigaset telephone allows you to sign on up to 6 Bluetooth® devices, but is limited to one headset.
  
  
• How many entries can be sent or received?
  Up to 250 address book entries can be sent or received as vCards.

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