i. basic understanding of telephone headset
pairing a telephone headset to your telephone
Different telephone terminals have very different requirements, some
telephones have direct headset jack, some telephones may even have
volume amplifications for headset, but there are many telephones that do
not. If your telephone does not support direct headset input, you will need a
telephone amplifier to pair with your telephone headset.
Since different telephone manufacturer have different settings to their
telephone, there isn't one universal headset settings, so if you do not know
the pin-alignment settings of your telephone, you will need a telephone-
headset adaptor to pair with your headset.
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different types of telephone headsets
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Telephone headsets comes in monaural (single-sided) version and binaural
(double-sided) version to serve different needs. A monaural headset will be
convenient for users to be aware of the surroundings, whereas a binaural
headset is perfect for concentration within a noisy environment.
The two most common types of wearing style for telephone headsets are
over-the-head and over-the-ear, but Accutone offers a convertible version as
well.
monaural
binaural
over-the-ear
over-the-ear
over-the-head
identifying key components of a telephone headset
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a typical accutone monaural headset
1. headband - metallic or plastic
2. stabilizer earpad
3. headset body
4. rotatable mic boom
5. speaker chamber
6. leatherette speaker chamber cover
7. microphone capsule
8. quick disconnector
9. clothing clip
10. coil cord
11. RJ-11 modular jack
12. flexible earloop
13. foam ear cushion
14. microphone windscreen
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ii. wearing your telephone headset
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A. to accomodate left or right ear wearing, rotate mic boom as described.
B. place headset on with the speaker chamber covering your entire ear,
then adjust the headband's position until the stabilizer earpad rest
comfortably above your ear
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