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Connecting to a Personal Computer Using a USB Cable
(R-Talk 800EX, R-Talk 800PC)
To Personal Computer
a
Connect the USB port of the personal computer
to the USB port of the main unit using the USB
cable that came with the product.
b
Press the “|” symbol on the
power switch (POWER) to
turn the unit on.
Tip
If the other party’s voice is too loud or too faint:
Adjust the speaker volume of the personal computer in order to attain the appropriate volume.
• Using Windows 7/Windows Vista (see p. 18)
• Using Windows XP (see p. 19)
If no adjustment is possible on the personal computer, adjust the speaker volume of the main unit (see p. 10).
The other party’s voice level can be monitored via the status lights (see p. 11).
If the other party says your voice is too loud or too faint:
Adjust the microphone volume of the personal computer in order to attain the appropriate volume.
• Using Windows 7/Windows Vista (see p. 18)
• Using Windows XP (see p. 20)
If no adjustment is possible on the personal computer, adjust the microphone volume of the main unit (see p. 10).
The power source when connected to a personal computer via USB
The power is supplied to the main unit via USB. You do not need to connect the power adapter or insert batteries.
Caution
Do not allow your computer to enter the standby, sleep or shutdown mode during a conversation.
Note
Connecting the USB cable to the personal computer in step 1 above causes the main unit to be recognized as an audio
device of the computer even when the power of the main unit is off.
If the batteries are contained in the main unit, and you turn off the personal computer when the power of the main unit
is on, the power source is switched to the batteries and they start to discharge.
For details on using your Web conferencing application or VoIP telephone software, please see the manual that was
included with that software.
To protect the speaker, the speaker output may turn off when the excessive signal is sent to the main unit. In this case,
you need to turn the main unit off and on again.
c
When the connection process is complete, go to “Checking the Settings of Personal Computer (Windows 7/
Windows Vista)” (see p. 17) or “Checking the Settings of Personal Computer (Windows XP)” (see p. 19).
d
Start the Web conference application or VoIP phone software on the personal computer, and then connect to
the other party.
e
Speak into the main unit.
