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B. INSTALLING YOUR WT88 HEADSET

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Installation

Installation

B5. installing the handset lifter (optional)

Flip over the handset lifter, you will find 
two stickers placed perpendicularly.

Carefully  remove  the  sticker  seals  and 
place the lifter on top of the telephone 
speaker  area  (as  shown  below)  of  the 
telephone under the handset. 

Connect  the  Lifter  Plug  (W)  into  the 
Lifter Connector (K) located at the back 
of the base station (the right-most jack).

The lifter has a built-in ring sensor that picks 
up the ringing sound from a call and sends a 
beep sound to the wireless headset. If your 
telephone ring’s volume is too low, or if the 
ring  sound  is  generated  from  another 
location, you can use the external sensor, by 
plugging it to the bottom of the lifter. 

Adjust  the  ring  sensor’s  sensitivity  by 
turning  (R)  clockwise  for  increasing 
sensitivity.    The  lifting  height  for  the  lifter 
can  be  adjusted  by  switching  (S)  to  the 
topmost for the highest uplift.

The LED Indicator (T) lights up when you 
press  the  Answer  Button  (3)  on  your 
headset, indicating online status.

W

B6. pairing the wireless headset with your telephone

Different telephones have different settings, so 
in  some  cases  you  will  have  to  pair  your 
wireless headset with your specific telephone. 

To see whether you need further adjustments, 
put on your headset (after you have completed 
all the steps listed in section B so far), press the 
Answer  Button  (3)  on  your  headset  for  the 
lifter to uplift the handset, or manually pick up 
the handset if you don’t have a lifter.

B7. setting the microphone type and gain level

If you hear a dial tone, the wireless headset is already compatible with your 
telephone. But if you do not hear a dial tone, pair up the two by sliding the 
Compatibility Switch (P) and you should be able to hear a dial tone. 

P

Make a call with your wireless headset, if the 
other  side  cannot  hear  you  or  the  sound  is 
very  small,  select  the  Microphone  Selection 
Switch (O) from “E” to “C”. 

If  the  other  side  can  now  hear  you,  but  the 
sound is still not optimal, you can adjust this 
via  the  Microphone  Gain  Dial  (Q)  to  the 
desired level. This gain level is a pairing of the 
microphone with the telephone, this is not a 
volume  setting,  so  once  setup,  you  will  not 
need to adjust this gain level again.

O

Q

turn clockwise

for increasing  

microphone gain

7

8

external sensor

R

turn clockwise

for higher 

sensitivity

S

T

Summary of Contents for WT88

Page 1: ...006 Accutone Technologies Ltd All rights reserved Accutone and the logo device are trademarks of Accutone Technologies Ltd WT88 Wireless Telephone Headset INSTALLATION GUIDE USER MANUAL www accutone c...

Page 2: ...at we can price them higher instead we choose features carefully so our users enjoy truly what they need So now please spend some time to read through this entire manual to familiarize yourself with t...

Page 3: ...8 8 9 Base Station Interface A Charging Spring B Base Station Power Indicator C Online Paging Indicator D Battery Charging Indicator E Page Button F Audio Selection Button G Recording Jack H Power Ad...

Page 4: ...et into the base station as illustrated Turn the headset on by switching the Headset Power Switch 2 to the left The base station acts not only as a headset holder and signal transmitter but also a pow...

Page 5: ...us W B6 pairing the wireless headset with your telephone Different telephones have different settings so in some cases you will have to pair your wireless headset with your specific telephone To see w...

Page 6: ...want to mute your microphone press Mute Button 8 5 4 3 1 If you are using your WT88 along with a recording device or if you want to record your conversations via your PC you must first connect the Re...

Page 7: ...rewdriver and turn the Microphone Gain Dial of the base station clockwise for volume increase 11 12 When I press the answer button on my headset the lifter doesn t respond Is the cable coming out of t...

Page 8: ...andwidth Number of Channel 40 Channels Channel Space 1 8Hz Speech Coder 32kb s ADPCM with parity Type of RF Modulation DBPSK modulation demodulation Processing Gain 11dB Data Rate 80kb s time division...

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