Jabra GN9350 User Manual - Page 9

To select the appropriate interface: 1. Place the headset in the base with its indicators facing you. 2. Press the Telephone button on the Base for 6 seconds while the headset is in the base until the headset's blue LED is flashing rapidly 3. Use the volume up/down button to shiftbetween the different EHS settings - see table below. The base unit's 4 battery indicators show which EHS mode the GN9330e is in. GN RHL (Default) DHSG 25 % AEI MSH 100 % Note: If more than 15 seconds elapses without pressing the volume + or volume - button, the last selected interface will be activated. 4. To set the EHS mode, press the Telephone button on the Base for 6 seconds until the 4 battery indicators flashes once. Now wait 5 seconds and the headset is initialized. 2.4.7 Change default phone type You can chose to have either PC or Telephone as the default phone type (Telephone is factory default). To change setting, press and hold the phone type button on the base until the blue LED below the button is solid blue. GN9350e GN9330e GN9330e USB 2.4.8 Audio Mode/Radio Power Your headset offers 3 range/power modes (Normal, Low and Very Low). The Normal mode is ideal for most users. However, if you experience interference from other communication devices during your calls, you may want to switch to the Low or Very Low modes. Changing to Low or Very Low power modes will reduce the range of your headset. Power mode Normal (Default) Low Very Low (V. low) Range* DECT Up to 120 m Up to 60 m Up to 25 m * In typical office environment Note: The Normal power mode is the default setting. Range* US DECT Up to 400 ft Up to 200 ft Up to 80 ft 10 It is possible to force the headset and base into either narrowband or wideband (9330e USB only). By forcing the headset into narrowband you are less likely to experience interference from other communications devices at the cost of a slightly reduced audio quality. Opening range and sound mode selection Opening hook mode or power/bandwidth mode succeeds as follows: 1. Press the base station USB button (9330e USB) or telephone button (9330) for at least 6 seconds. 2. The blue LED on the base station and the blue LED on the headset both flash rapidly and continuously when programming mode is initiated. Displaying Audio Mode/Power Settings 1. The first short press on the base station USB or telephone button shows the current setting and enables mode selection. Setting Power and Audio Mode 1. A short press on base station USB or telephone button toggles this setting 2. The current setting is indicated with the four green charge-state LED's as follows The base unit's 4 battery indicators show which Audiomode \ PowerLevel the device is in. GN9330e - USB GN9330e Audiomode \ PowerLevel Audiomode WideBand \ Normal NarrowBand \ Normal NarrowBand \ Normal NarrowBand \ Low WideBand \ Low NarrowBand \ Very Low NarrowBand \ Low WideBand \ Very Low NarrowBand \ Very Low Closing Settings Mode Closing Settings Mode succeeds in one of two ways: 1. Press the base station USB button (9330 USB) or telephone button (9330) for at least 6 seconds 2. Do not press any buttons for 15 seconds When Settings Mode is terminated, the blue LED stops flashing and the headset/base returns to normal operation. 11