Jabra Gn9010-bt User manual

GN9020-D

Digital Wireless System

GN9010-BT

Bluetooth™ Wireless System

User Guide

Assembling

1Connect all cords.

2Attach the base station to the stand.

Charging the Battery

3Insert the headset

into the base station

(either side can

be used). The

battery charging

indicator on the

base illuminates.

4The headset battery

is not charged

when delivered.

Place the headset

in the base for 3

hours before making

the following

adjustments. It takes

3 hours to fully

charge the battery.

When fully charged,

the battery charging

indicator flashes.

— A fully charged GN9020-D provides 7 hours

of talktime.

— A fully charge GN9010-BT provides 2 hours

of talktime.

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Checking the System

5If your telephone has volume control, set the

volume in the middle position.

6Press the headset/handset

selector to switch on the

headset. The headset mode

indicator on the base station

illuminates.

7The headset

mode indicator

on the headset

begins flashing

within 10

seconds. If the

headset mode

indicator does

not flash, recheck

assembly.

8The system is now working.

9If the lights are still off, the headset/handset selector

is in handset position. Press the headset/handset

selector once.

Adjusting to yourTelephone

10 Put on the headset.

11 Make sure the mute

function is off. If

you hear a beep

every 3 seconds, the

mute function is on.

Turn off the mute

function by pressing

the mute button

once.

12 Lift the handset

from your telephone

and listen for a dial

tone in your headset.

13 If there is no dial

tone, adjust the tele-

phone compatibility

setting until the dial

tone is clear. If dial

tone is clear for both

A and G, set to A.

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Adjusting the MicrophoneVolume

14 Put on the headset.

15 Press the headset/handset selector

to switch to handset mode.

16 Call someone using your handset and ask the person

to help you evaluate the volume of your voice.

17 Using the

headset/handset selector

to toggle back and forth

between handset and

headset mode, adjust

the microphone volume

control from 1 to 8 by

first talking in the

handset and then in the

headset in each switch

position. Position 1 is

the lowest volume setting

and position 8 is the

highest volume setting.

18 When the person hears

no difference whether

you talk in the handset

or headset, you have the

correct setting. If the

setting is 7 or 8, it may

be necessary to move the

telephone compatibility

setting to G. Some

phone handsets may

always be louder than

the headset.

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Answering and Placing Calls

19 Put on the headset.

20 Set the headset/handset selector

to headset position.

21 Lift the handset

from the phone.

Answer or place

the call.

22 You can now move

freely away from

the base station. If

you move out of

transmission range,

you will hear a beep

in the headset every

10 seconds.

23 To end the call,

replace the handset

on the phone.

Adjusting the ReceiveVolume

24 To increase or decrease the

volume, press the upper (+)

or lower (-) part of the

oval volume control on

the headset. When the

volume reaches maximum

or minimum, you will hear

a beep in your headset.

Muting the Microphone

25 To talk without the other

party hearing you, press

the mute button on the

headset. When the

microphone is muted,

you will hear a beep

every 3 seconds. When

the mute function is on,

you can still hear the

other party.

Recharging the Battery

26 To ensure optimum

battery life, when not

in use, place the headset

in the base station with

the headset/handset

selector in the handset

position. The battery

charging indicator

illuminates during

recharging. It takes 3

hours to fully charge

the battery. When fully

charged, the indicator

flashes. If battery

power gets too low,

you will hear a beep

in your headset every

20 seconds.

ComfortAdjustments

28 You can wear the

headset on your

right or left ear,

whichever side you

prefer. To switch

sides, simply rotate

the microphone

boom below the

headband. NOTE:

Do not force the

boom over the top

of the headset.

29 Adjust the length of

the headband so the

headset rests com-

fortably on your

head. The stabilizer

should be placed just

above your free ear.

Adjust the flexible

microphone boom so

the microphone is

positioned approxi-

mately 1/2” (12 mm)

from your mouth.

30 To change or clean

the leatherette ear

cushion, first

remove the earplate

by turning the

earplate 45 degrees

counter-clockwise.

Once removed, the

ear cushion can be

taken off the

earplate.

To use the optional

foam ear cushion,

first remove the

earplate and

leatherette cushion.

Then place the

foam cushion on

the earplate.

31 Gently remove the

microphone foam cover

to clean or change.

FrequentlyAsked Questions

Why can’t I hear a dial tone?

• Check that all cords are connected correctly.

• Be sure the AC power adapter is plugged in and power

is turned on.

• Be sure the headset/handset selector is in headset

position and the headset mode indicators are

illuminated.

• Be sure the battery is fully charged.

• Be sure the serial numbers on the base station and

headset match. The numbers must match for operation.

• Adjust the telephone compatibility setting.

Why doesn’t the other person hear me?

• Be sure the mute function is off.

• Re-adjust the microphone volume.

• Check the position of the microphone making sure

that it is placed at the corner of your mouth.

• You may be out of range. Move cl

Cautionary Notes to Computer Users

When using any headset with a computer, care should be taken in dry or low humidity environments to protect the user from electrostatic discharge from

the monitor (CRT). Computer monitors can induce a substantial electrostatic charge when turned on or off, or when there is a power failure, and the

resulting electrostatic discharge can be passed through the headset to ground.

A user in close proximity to or touching the computer may feel a common “shock” sensation, similar to touching a doorknob after walking across a carpet,