OEM PROFESSIONAL Series User manual

PROFESSIONAL
SERIES
AMPLIFIED - EXTRA LOUD
Speaker / Microphone
USER GUIDE

USER GUIDE
Welcome! Here is a quick guide to using your brand new speaker / microphone...
Step 1: Charge up the battery using the included wall charger.
It should not take more than 2 hours maximum.
That big button on the front and button on the side are both PTT buttons! They
have the same function but we put
two there for ease of use. PTT = Push To Talk.
TO HAVE A 2-WAY RADIO STYLE “CALL”:
When you are in the PTT application on your phone, highlight the contact person or group that you want to talk to,
and now you have the option to first send them a Notification that you want to talk,
or just start talking.
1.
To send a Notification, Short-Press the PTT and quickly release it. Now they know you want to talk.
2.
To converse in 2-way radio format, simply press the PTT while talking (also called having the Floor),
and release to listen.
3.
To end the conversation, simply stop talking, or you can “force end” by hanging up as you would a phone
call using the button on the phone.
TO MAKE OR RECEIVE A PHONE CALL:
1.
To accept an incoming call, short press the PTT button. You will hear a tone when the call is accepted.
2.
To end the call, simply press the PTT button again.
3.
To reject an incoming call, Long-Press the PTT button while ringing and it will route to your voicemail.
4.
NOTE: On some models other options exist such as Last Number Redial.
To see if your device has this function, Short-Press the PTT Button twice. A tone will notify you of the action.
NOTE:
RED light = Low Battery
ORANGE Light = Charging
Light turns off when complete
.

Cellular PTT Products
Earpiece Port 1
earpiece options
Side
PTT
Microphone
Front
Facing
PTT Button
& Speaker
Rubber
Overmold
Earpiece
Port 2
Micro
USB
Charger
Port
SHADOW-V.
Locking cam.
SHADOW
-PRO-V.
Armature speaker
Shorter Tube
Locking cam.
Compatible with Sonim XP5s and
Sonim XP8 phones.
Patent pending

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