Jabra GN 9050 User manual

GN Netcom
GN 9050
AFFORDABLE WIRELESS PERFORMANCE.
Want to be more mobile, get more done and get more value for your money? Then
you need the GN 9050—the first wireless headset designed for the office that
perfectly balances performance and affordability.
With the GN 9050, you’re not tied to your desk. You can keep talking—and keep
working—no matter where you need to go, up to 150 feet from the base station.
Digital Spread Spectrum Technology keeps your conversations secure, and 2.4 GHz
transmissions give you much clearer reception and higher quality sound than those
900 MHz products.
You get all the talk time you need—up to 6 hours on a single 3-hour charge. Add
a second battery, and you can talk all day. In perfect comfort, since the tiny, 4-ounce
remote beltpack and low-profile M200 headset (with a 2.5 mm connector) are both as
lightweight and comfortable as can be.
The GN 9050 HS package includes the base station, remote beltpack and our
M200 convertible headset, which you can wear either over your head or on your ear.
If you already use a GN Netcom headset, all you need is the GN 9050.
Features
• 150-foot range
• 2.4 GHz digital transmissions
• Digital Spread Spectrum Technology
• 3-position tone switch
• 6-hour battery
• Optional second battery
• Small, 4-ounce remote unit and
sleek, .75-ounce headset
Benefits
Mobility/freedom of movement
Excellent sound quality
Secure conversations
Adjust sound to your preference
Ample talk time per charge
All-day use
Lightweight and comfortable
GN NETCOM HEADSETS ARE DESIGNED TO:
★ Increase productivity
★ Minimize mistakes and misunderstandings
★ Reduce talk time per call
★ Increase calls per day
★ Maximize profitability
★ Ensure safety by protecting users’ hearing
GN Netcom is the innovator in hands-free
communications technology. From the first
headset with a noise-canceling microphone
to the first professional-quality Bluetooth
™
headset, our products work harder to help
you be more productive.
9050 Data Sheet3.3 4/16/02 2:07 PM Page 1

For more information:
GN Netcom, Inc.
77 Northeastern Blvd. Nashua NH 03062
1-800-826-4656 www.gnnetcom.com
Printed in USA.
4/02
GNI-273A
The GN 9050 is available with the M200 convertible headset (left, order number
GN 9050 HS), or if you already use a GN Netcom headset, with a 2.5 mm-to-
GN Netcom quick disconnect adapter (right, order number GN 9050).
The GN 9050 is compatible with any GN Netcom brand headset. Shown
above are two of our most popular models, the GN 2100 SoundTube™and
the GN 2200 Omega™ .
If you want to be able to answer calls, and hang up, remotely, we offer a
choice of handset lifters, the GN Remote Handset Lifter (left) and the
ReadiLine®(right). One is just right for you.
Specifications Base Remote
Dimensions (inches): 5.75H x 4.25W x 1.5D 2.0H x 3.5W x 1.125D
Weight: 5.6 oz 4.0 oz
Power Supply: 7.5 VDC, 550 mA max. 3.6 V NiMH, 450 mAh
Transmit Frequency: 2.4 GHz (same for base and remote)
Baseband Modulation: ADPCM
RF Modulation: FDMA
Battery Operation Time: 6 hours (continuous use ‘on-line’)
80 hours (continuous use ‘off-line’)
Battery Recharge Time: 3 hours
Channels: 79
Channel Selection: Automatic
Compliance: UL 1459, CSA, FCC Parts 15 & 68, IC RSS-210
Coverage Area: 70,000 sq. ft.
Range: 150 feet (typical)
Systems per Facility: 50 (typical, depending on environment)
Transmission Security: Digital Encryption
(Spread Spectrum, Frequency Hopping)
Host Phone Compatibility: All types of business phones
Must comply with RF immunity Spec:
Carbon: Switch selected by user
Electronic: Switch selected by user
AT&T: Switch selected by user
2.4 GHz and Digital Spread Spectrum (DSS)
The GN 9050 combines 2.4 GHz transmissions and Digital Spread Spectrum
(DSS) Technology for a host of user benefits. Newer and less crowded than
the 900 MHz frequency, the 2.4 GHz radio band gives you longer range and
better sound with less interference. Hopping frequencies 90 times per
second in search of the clearest unused channel, DSS delivers the best
sound—and the most secure conversations.
Ordering Guide
Accessories
9050 Data Sheet3.3 4/16/02 2:09 PM Page 2