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E. DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS OF WT88 

other important information to know about!

Battery Problems & Replacement.

Technical Specifications

Please read the following safety instructions before using your wireless headset.

WARNINGS

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Operating and storage temperature is 10°C to 40°C 

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Users should NOT replace any part or component of the WT88 wireless headset and base station, except for the 

battery pack. When replacing the rechargeable batteries, only use WT88 replacement batteries, and seek advice from 
your dealers before purchasing and installing.

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Do not open or mutilate the battery. There may be corrosive material which can cause damage to eye or skin and may 

be toxic if swallowed.

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Do  not  dispose  the  headset  or  battery  in  a  fire.  The  battery  cells  may  explode.  Check  local  laws  for  disposal 

instructions.     

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Do not use liquid cleanser or aerosol cleanser as they may damage the device or finish of the product. Use a dry cloth 

to clean the external portions of the product.

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Prevent the headset from coming into contact with moisture or liquid, to protect against damage to it or injury to you.

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To reduce the risk of electric shock, explosion or fire, use only the supplied power adaptor to charge the device. 

Ensure that the voltage rating (e.g. 230V 50Hz) corresponds to the local mains or power supply you intend to use.

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Do  not  disassemble  the  AC  adaptor  as  this  may  expose  you  to  dangerous  voltages  or  other  risks.  Incorrect 

reassembly can cause electric shock or fire when the product is subsequently used.

RECYCLING

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The battery used in your headset must be recycled or disposed properly. Contact your local recycling center for 

proper disposal.

WARRANTY

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Do not remove or alter any serial number print or sticker on any part of the device, as this will automatically void the 

product’s warranty.

Conformities & Standards

REFERENCE SPECIFICATIONS

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Designed to conform to RF regulations FCC PART 15

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FCC id: RNDDA579B

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Conform to CE requirements

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Designed to conform to SAFETY REGULATIONS

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Power Adaptor: 9V DC 500mA Class 2 transformer wall adaptor (CE, TUV)

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Headset volume control range: minimum 13dB

Frequency Bandwidth

: 2403 ~ 2475MHz Bandwidth

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 duplex

Frame Rate

: 1ms transmit / 1ms receive

Sampling Rate

: 1.92M samples/s (2 samples/chip) 

Transmission Power Levels
(RF Output Terminal Contact)

- headset

: 0dBm

- base station

: 0dBm, -10dBm, -20dBm

Receiver Sensitivity

: -102dBm, -82dBm

Additional Security

: 16 million security codes

Standby Time

: 14 days

Talk Time

: 5 hours

Battery Capacity

: 3.7 V DC/ 550mAh

General Specifications

RF Specifications

Power line conducted emissions: 
SECTION 15.207

PASSED

(Class B Requirement)
Bandwidth (700KHz > 500KHz): 
SECTION 15.247(a)

PASSED

Power Output: 
SECTION 15.247(b)

PASSED

Spurious Emissions (Conducted): 
SECTION 15.247(c)

PASSED

at band edges: 25.3dBc < 20dBc
Spurious Emissions (Radiated): 
SECTION 15.247(c)

PASSED

per second 15.209(30-960MHz) up to 10th Harmonics
Power Spectral Density: 
SECTION 15.247(d)

PASSED

(5.47dBm < 8dBm)
Processing Gain: 
SECTION 15.247(e)

PASSED

(11.2dB > 10dB)

WT88 Wireless Telephone Headset

INSTALLATION GUIDE & USER MANUAL.

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Safety & Warnings

troubleshooting your headset battery

If any of the following conditions occur in your headset, you should replace your battery 
as soon as possible:

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Battery runs out quickly after each recharge, significantly less than 5 hours talk time.

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Power of the headset suddenly dies, but after switching the power off and on, the 

headset becomes operational again, even after extended period of recharging.

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When placed on stand-by the headset power runs out in less than one day.

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The headset has no response whatsoever, no LED-indication at all.

replacing your headset battery

Remove  the  two  screws  on  the  back-side  of 
the  Battery  Pack  (11),  with  a  small  Philips 
screwdriver.

Carefully  open  up  the  cover,  take  out  the 
battery as illustrated. Notice there is a sticker 
with (+) sign indicating the direction to where 
the battery should be inserted.

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Replace the new battery with the (+) sticker 
matching the (+) mark etched on the battery 
holder. Make sure the two springs are touching 
the two metal contacts on the battery.

Close the cover from the top to the bottom 
arc, fasten the screws to complete.

If you are uncertain about how to replace the battery, please 
bring the product back to your dealer for assistance.

Only Use Batteries 
supplied by Accutone

Содержание WT88

Страница 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...

Страница 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...

Страница 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...

Страница 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...

Страница 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...

Страница 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...

Страница 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...

Страница 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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