Jabra JX-10 User Manual - Page 30

English Bluetooth® profiles are the different ways that Bluetooth® devices communicate with other devices. 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. In order to use your Jabra JX10 Headset with Bluetooth Hub with a desk phone with EHS, you must have a special Bluetooth Hub version that supports EHS and a dedicated cable. GN 1000 (remote handset lifter) can be connected to a desk phone. It physically lifts the handset, so you don't have to pick up or put down the handset manually. Pairing creates a unique and encrypted link between two Bluetooth® devices and lets them communicate with each other. Bluetooth® devices will not work if the devices have not been paired. Passkey or PIN is a code that you enter on your mobile phone to pair it with your Jabra JX10. Most often, that code is '0000' (4 zeros). This makes your phone and the Jabra JX10 recognize each other and work together automatically. Standby mode is when the Jabra JX10 is waiting passively for a call. When you 'end' a call on your mobile phone, the headset goes into standby mode. Voice dialing tag is a name or phrase you record onto your mobile phone. This enables you to dial a specific person by repeating the voice dialing tag. 10 Bluetooth® The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by GN Netcom is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners. 30