User manual JABRA JX10 WITH BLUETOOTH HUB BROCHURE

[. . . ] WITH BLUETOOTH HUB User manual Dual-use headset for in the office and on the go English Table of Contents Thank you . 7 What your Jabra JX10 with Bluetooth Hub can do . Using the buttons: tap, press, press and hold, double tap . 8 Setting up your headset to wear it how you like it . [. . . ] If you move too far from the Bluetooth Hub, the call will be routed to your desk phone handset. Return into range within 60 seconds and the call will be re-routed back to the headset. If you stay out of range for more than 60 seconds, the call may remain active (this is phone dependent, please check your desk phone User Manual for more information). Remember! In general, you will get better performance when there are no obstructions between your headset and your Bluetooth Hub. * up to 33 feet/10 meters in line of sight 4c For use with desk phone with GN 1000 (remote handset lifter) Jabra Bluetooth Hub setup Connecting your Jabra Bluetooth Hub with desk phone and power supply · · · · · · · Disconnect the handset from your desk phone (by unplugging the handset from the socket on the desk phone). Connect the handset to your Bluetooth Hub's handset socket . Connect the desk phone handset socket to the Bluetooth Hub desk phone socket using the supplied connection cord (desk phone-to-Bluetooth Hub ). Connect the GN 1000 to the AUX socket on the Bluetooth Hub (see GN 1000 User Manual). Connect the power supply Connect the power supply to your Bluetooth Hub's power supply socket . to the wall power socket. You can use the `wire guide' at the bottom of the Bluetooth Hub to neatly guide the cable from the desk phone to the wall phone plug. The green LED indicates that the Bluetooth Hub power is on. Please refer to the GN 1000 User Manual for directions on how to set up your GN 1000. When the LED is green and the GN 1000 is installed, please move on to "Adjust setting with a test call from your desk phone" instructions. In the unlikely event that the Bluetooth Hub is not OK, its LED will flash red. · · · First, try disconnecting and reconnecting the Bluetooth Hub from the power source. If the LED is still flashing red, you must reset your Bluetooth Hub. o Press and hold the Bluetooth Hub reset button . o The reset light will turn solid red for 3 seconds, and then turn green. If the LED is still flashing red, after disconnect and reset, please contact your dealer. IMPORTANT: Following reset, you must pair your Bluetooth Hub and headset. 17 English The GN 1000 lifts or lowers your handset automatically, allowing you to answer and end calls when you're away from your desk. How to pair your Jabra Bluetooth Hub and headset IMPORTANT: Your Bluetooth Hub and headset have been pre-paired at the factory, so this step is only necessary if pairing has been lost, e. g. by resetting. English 18 · · · Set your headset into pairing mode by pressing its pairing button . Set your Bluetooth Hub in pairing mode by pressing and holding its pairing button . The LED will show a steady blue light, and the two devices will `search' for each other. When your headset and Bluetooth Hub have paired successfully, the Bluetooth Hub LED will flash blue 10 times and the headset LED will flash blue slowly. NOTE: Both devices will continue to search for a pair for 5 minutes. NOTE 1: If you accidentally put either the Bluetooth Hub or headset into pairing mode, tap the pairing button / to exit pairing mode. NOTE 2: To be able to use Voice Dial from your mobile phone, please note that you need to pair the Jabra JX10 headset with the Bluetooth Hub before you pair the headset to your mobile phone. [. . . ] Bluetooth® phones support either the headset profile, the hands-free profile or both. In order to support a certain profile, a phone manufacturer must implement certain mandatory features within the phone's software. Digital Sound Processor (DSP) is a microprocessor that helps with noise reduction and improves audio quality. Electronic hookswitch (EHS) is a switch contact inside the desk phone that allows the line to be `opened' and `closed' electronically, rather than by picking up or putting down the handset. [. . . ]