User manual PLANTRONICS CA10CD QUICK START GUIDE

[. . . ] Cordless Push-to-Talk Headset Amplifier COMPONENTS OF THE CA10CD CA10CD Antenna Headset Jack Talk (In-Use) Indicator Light Talk Button Headset Holder/ Antenna Base Power Indicator Light Remote Power Indicator Light Battery Charge Light Talk Volume Control Remote Unit Charging Well Remote Pocket w/Belt Clip Headset Quick DisconnectTM Cable WER BASE PO Page Button Transmit Level Switch (1/2/3) Manual Channel Settings Page Page 12 3 R BASE POWE POWER TALK REMOTE CHARGE Channel Button POWE REMOTE R Channel Power CHARGE Headset Cord Clip Volume ­ + Remote Power Button Back of Base Unit Remote Power Button Listen Volume Controls POW REMOTE ER AC Adapter Quick Start User Guide REMOTE UNIT Console Interface Cable BASE UNIT WELCOME Thank you for selecting the CA10CD Push-to-Talk Headset Amplifier from Plantronics. This User Guide will help you install your CA10CD Amplifier and learn its basic operation. The operation of your chosen H top headset is described in a separate guide. 1S 4 123 4. 5 2 LIFTER SE HAND T TEL 2. 1 TALK Channel Power 1. 3 DC9V 2. 1 If present, remove the shipping insulator pull-tab on the battery, located between the Remote Unit and the Battery Pack. 2. 2 If necessary, attach the Remote Unit to the Battery Pack. [. . . ] This permits the user to avoid interference. Setting the Channel Selection Wheels to 01-40 chooses fixed channel selection mode. The left wheel is the 10's digit, and the right wheel is the units digit, looking at the Base from the back. Selecting channel 01 sets the Base to transmit on 902. 8MHz and the Remote to transmit on 925. 3 MHz. Selecting the next higher channel results in a transmission increment of . 05 MHz. Therefore, selecting channel 02 sets the Base to transmit on 902. 85 MHz and the Remote to transmit on 925. 35 MHz. Selecting channel 40 sets the Base to transmit on 904. 75 MHz and the Remote to transmit on 927. 25 MHz. The Channel button on the Remote is disabled when the system is in fixed channel selection mode. Fixed channel selection mode is provided to permit planned dedicated channels for individual users in an environment with many users. This mode avoids interference and accidental eavesdropping. To select a particular channel, first turn off power to the Remote unit. With the Remote removed from the base, change the Channel Selection Wheels on the back of the Base to the desired channel. Then set the Remote in the Base to train the Remote. When power is reapplied to the Remote, the newly selected channel will be used. Changing the Channel Selection Wheels while the Remote is energized will not result in the system changing channels until the next time the Remote is placed in the base with the power off. TROUBLESHOOTING I cannot hear I Make sure your Remote Battery Pack is securely seated in the Charging Well and/or fully charged. The Battery Pack must charge for 8 hours prior to first use. I Check that all cords are correctly connected and firmly in place as per the connection diagram. I Make sure the Remote Unit is within range of the Base Unit. I Separate and then reconnect the Battery Pack and Remote Unit. I Return the Remote to the Base Unit charger for 5 seconds to reestablish a communication link. I Disconnect and reconnect the AC power cord to the Base Unit. Caller cannot hear my voice I Make sure Transmit Level is configured. [. . . ] Observe proper orientation between battery pack and charger contacts. CHANNEL SELECTION 90 1 Base Power LED-Red Illuminated whenever power is applied to the Base via the AC Power Adapter. Remote Power Indicator Light Remote Power LED-Green Illuminated while power to the Battery Charge Light Remote is on. Charge LED-Amber Flashes for 2 seconds while verifying contact when Remote is placed in the Charging Well. The Charge LED remains steady while charging and extinguishes when the battery is fully charged. REMOT E CHARG POWER REMOTE Base Power Indicator Light BASE POWE R E POWER The CA10CD has the ability to operate in either 45 6 automatic channel selection or in fixed channel selection mode. [. . . ]