The power on/off switch (5)
The BT Accord 30 will switch to standby mode automatically after a period of
inactivity. Turning off the unit does not affect normal telephone communication through
the handset, so you can answer or make phone calls through the handset as usual.
Configuring the control unit
The
telephone configuration switch (2)
at the back of the BT Accord 30 allows
you to select the most suitable setting for you to work with your telephone. To
check your configuration put the headset on and move the
handset/headset
switch (11)
to the headset position.
Please make sure you turn down the volume to protect your hearing.
Make sure the
telephone/computer switch (8)
is set to telephone position. Raise
the telephone handset and move the 6-position configuration switch slowly until you
can hear a clear dial tone.
Note
that there may be two matching settings, choose the clearer setting or either
one if both perform the same.
The controls
Telephone/computer selection switch
The
telephone/computer application switch (8)
is for you to select either
telephone use or computer use.
Headset/handset selection switch
The
headset/handset application switch (11)
is for you to choose between
using the handset of your telephone or the BT Accord 20 headset provided.
Mute switch
The
mute switch (7)
lets you place a caller on hold by pressing down to the mute
position. The caller will not be able to hear you but you will still be able to hear the
caller. To resume the call press the button again.
Volume control
The sliding
volume control (13)
is for adjusting the volume of the sound to the
headset speaker. By sliding the button up and down, you can obtain the desired
volume.
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