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The Jabra SPEAK 410 is a personal speakerphone which can be used with your Unified Communications (UC) solutions such as Microsoft® LyncTM 2010, Cisco or Avaya.
Call control is fully integrated — the device has buttons for hook on/off, mute and volume +/-, enabling you to operate your softphone without opening the application on your PC.
The device features an omnidirectional microphone — it is ideal for small-group conference-calls — and delivers wideband sound quality.
Jabra SPEAK 410 is a plug-and-play device:
To make a call
Key in the number using your softphone interface and initiate the call, just as you usually would. When the phone is idle, this takes it off-hook.
To answer a call
Touch the green handset icon on the speakerphone. See step 3 in "Getting Started".
To end a call
Touch the red handset icon on the speakerphone. See step 4 in "Getting Started".
To reject an incoming call
Touch the red handset icon on the speakerphone when the phone is ringing. See step 4 in "Getting Started".
To increase / decrease speaker volume
Touch — or touch and hold — the + / – icon. See step 5 in "Getting Started".
There is a twelve-step volume scale, as indicated by the twelve LEDs arranged in a circle on top of the speakerphone. These light up white when the volume level is shown.
To increase / decrease ringer volume
Note: When the phone is ringing, you can touch — or touch and hold — the "+" / "–" icon directly to increase / decrease the ringer volume. In this case no yellow LEDs are shown.
To mute / un-mute the microphone
Touch the mute icon . See step 7 in "Getting Started".
This toggles between mute /un-mute. When muted, the LED next to the mute icon lights up red.
When the phone rings or when you make a call, the microphone will always be un-muted. When you end a call, the microphone will always be un-muted.
To use a headset
You can choose to connect a headset to the 3.5mm 4-pole headset port. When you connect a headset to this port, audio is automatically transferred to the headset.
Note: When the phone rings with a headset plugged in, the Jabra SPEAK 410 rings.
If you are using a GN headset, connect the Jack-to-QD converter cord (available as separate accessory 8800-00-99) between the headset port on the speakerphone and the headset's QD.
To listen to music
You can use your speakerphone to listen to music played from your PC. Music is sent either to the phone's speaker or a connected headset, in the same way as for voice from your softphone conversations.
Note: Windows differentiates between audio (music) and voice in its configuration. You might need to open Windows' Sound and Audio Devices Properties from the Control Panel and select the Jabra SPEAK 410 as the default Audio device the first time you play music. Otherwise, your music might not be routed to the speakerphone.
If you connect stereo headphones to the speakerphone to hear music, you will hear your music in stereo. Also, providing your headphones are good enough, you will hear your music's full bandwidth. This is because the Jabra SPEAK 410 uses wideband audio for voice but recognises that music requires much more.
If you are having problems with your headset solution that are not addressed by the information in this manual, then please feel free to contact Jabra technical support at any the locations listed below.
United Kingdom
Web: www.jabra.com
+ 44 (0)1784 220 172
info_uk@jabra.com
USA AND CANADA
Web: www.jabra.com
E-mail Technical support: techsupport@gnnetcom.com
E-mail Information: info@jabra.com
Phone (toll-free in USA and Canada):
Canada: 1-800-489-4199
USA: 1-800-826-4656
Here you can download full pdf version of manual, it may contain additional safety instructions, warranty information, FCC rules, etc.
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