Plantronics SAVI 440 Quick Start Manual page 3

USB adapter (D100)
Charger base
Power
Indicator Light
Volume Button
(Press in to mute/
unmute)
Headset
Fit kit with extra earloops and eartips
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Subscription button
Indicator light
Base power supply
USB Charging Cable
Call Control Button
Indicator Light
Microphone
Power
On/Off Switch
Battery
Headbands
2 Connecting Power Supply to Charger Base
2-1. Connect the base power supply into the power jack on the charger base.
2-2. Connect the power supply to the outlet. The power indicator light will be solid green.
3 Installing Battery to Headset
Position the battery as shown on headset and slide into position until the battery
3-1.
snaps into place.
NOTE This product has a replaceable battery. Use only the battery type supplied by Plantronics.
4 Choosing and Assembling Headset Wearing Style
4-1. Choose a headset wearing style and use the fit kit to assemble.
NOTE Ensure the large end of the eartip faces towards the microphone.
5 Docking and Charging Headset
5-1. Gently push the headset into the charge cradle.
The charging indicator light on the headset will flash white to indicate that the headset
battery is charging.
5-2. Charge for at least 20 minutes prior to the first use. A full charge takes 3 hours.
5-3. To conserve battery life and increase talk time, turn the battery on/off switch to the Off
position when not in use.
NOTE The USB charging cable can also be used to charge the headset.
6 Making a Test Call Using Microsoft Lync/
Office Communicator
6-1. Ensure Microsoft Lync/Office Communicator is running on your PC.
While wearing your headset, press the call control button on the headset. The USB
6-2.
adapter indicator light will flash green indicating a radio link is active with the headset.
Set the headset and microphone volume to a comfortable level using the Microsoft
6-3.
Lync/Office Communicator "Set Up Audio and Video" page.*
Place a test call using Microsoft Lync/Office Communicator.
6-4.
Adjust the receive and transmit volume to comfortable levels using the volume
6-5.
control in the "Conversation Window".*
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