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Connecting the base station to
a computer
For multimedia purposes or voice over IP
(internet telephony) you can connect
the VMX OFFICE system to a computer.
There are two ways to connect to a
computer:
1. If your computer features a Bluetooth
interface, you can connect the
headset directly via Bluetooth as
described in “Pairing to other Blue-
tooth devices” on page 14. In this
case you do not require the base
station for VoIP.
2. Connecting the Base Station:
– either to two 3.5 mm jack sockets
of a usual sound card
– or via UUSB 7 to a special sound
card
– or via USB. This is the only connec-
tion that allows to make and
accept calls with a mouse-click, i.e.
without having to press any button
(this requires a VoIP call control
software).
Connecting the base station to the
headphone output and the microphone
input socket of a computer sound card
왘
Connect the RJ 9 plug of the acces-
sory cable (not included):
– to the AUX/DHSG socket
씈
if you
use a usual fixed line phone or no
phone at all
– to the PHONE socket
쐈
if you use a
DHSG phone
왘
Connect the cable with 3.5 mm jack
plugs to the RJ 45 plug of the acces-
sory cable (not included).
왘
Connect the 3.5 mm jack plugs to the
green headphone output socket and
the red microphone input socket
To test the PC connection:
왘
Make sure the base station AUX
LED
쐄
is on. If not:
Press the AUX button
쐏
(
).
The AUX LED
쐄
is on now.
왘
Put on the headset.
왘
Play a sound file on the PC.
왘
On the headset, press the hook
button
햶
.
If the sound file is heard in the head-
set, the system is connected properly.
If no sound file is heard, please refer
to “Adjusting to your fixed line
phone” on page 12.
씈
쐈
Before testing make sure
the PC works accordingly.
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