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Adjusting for your comfort

1. 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. (Figure 18)

2. Adjust the length of the headband so the headset rests comfortably on your head.

(Figure 19) The stabilizer cushion should be placed just above the ear on the side of
your head opposite the speaker.

3. Adjust the flexible microphone boom so the microphone is positioned approximately

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" (12 mm) from your mouth. (Figure 20)

4. To relieve the weight of the cord, attach the clip to your shirt or jacket. (Figure 21)
5. The Quick Disconnect allows you to be mobile without removing your headset.

Disconnecting at the Quick Disconnect during a telephone call puts your call on hold
and allows you to move away from the phone. When you reconnect, you are back to
your call. (Figure 22)

6. To clean or change the microphone cushion, just pull it off gently.
7. To change or clean the ear cushion, first remove the earplate and ear cushion by

turning the earplate 45° counter-clockwise. Once removed, the ear cushion can be
taken off the earplate. (Figure 23)

Summary of Contents for ACTIVA

Page 1: ...User Guide ACTIVA...

Page 2: ...Control II Mute Button III Ear Cushion Mounted on Earplate D Flexible Microphone Boom E Microphone with Foam Cover F Battery G Battery Adapter H Quick Disconnect Coil Cord I Clothing Clip J Wall Hook...

Page 3: ...t port Figure 3 3 If you have purchased the optional headset handset switch install by following these steps Figure 4 a Connect the headset to the headset port on the switch b Connect the cord from th...

Page 4: ...ing the plus side of chamber Figure 7 4 Put the battery chamber back into the headset Figure 8 When it is time to replace the battery a warning signal will sound in your headset every 10 seconds 5 The...

Page 5: ...one and listen for a dial tone in your headset 4 If you hear a dial tone blow into the microphone If you can hear the sound of your blowing the setting is correct 5 If there is no dial tone or you can...

Page 6: ...seconds to enter set up mode You will hear a signal when the headset is in the set up mode Figure 14 3 Increase or decrease microphone volume by pressing the upper or lower part of the oval volume con...

Page 7: ...vate from stand by mode To manually reactivate from stand by mode or to reactivate from the sleep mode press the mute or volume buttons Figure 16 Adjusting the receive volume 1 To turn the headset sou...

Page 8: ...lexible microphone boom so the microphone is positioned approximately 1 2 12 mm from your mouth Figure 20 4 To relieve the weight of the cord attach the clip to your shirt or jacket Figure 21 5 The Qu...

Page 9: ...ce 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...

Page 10: ...that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help IC Notice to Users The Industry Canada label identifies certified equipment This certification...

Page 11: ...rights which vary from state to state Unless otherwise instructed in the User Guide the user may not under any circumstances attempt any service adjustments or repairs on this unit whether in or out...

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