Jabra Ellipse User manual

User Guide

ELLIPSE

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Components

A. Base Unit

30Headset/Handset Selector

I. Transmit Adjustment

II. Telephone Compatibility Adjustment

4On-line Indicator

5Battery Recharging Indicator

B. Headset Stand

C. Remote Unit

III. On-line Indicator

Volume Control Button

6Mute Button

IV. Hook Switch Activation Button

D. Base stand

E. AC Power Adapter

F. Remote Unit Battery and Belt Clip

V. Shirt Clip

H. Modular Connector Cord

E.D.

B C.

III.

IV.

II.

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Assemb ling the base unit and connecting

to the telephone

1 ) Disconnect handset cord from telephone andconnect to port

marked with the

icon at the bottom of base unit. Connect

oneend of modular connector cord to handset port and the

other end to the bottom of base unit marked with icon

Connect the AC Power Adapter to theport marked with icon

at the bottom of base unit,and then to the power outlet.

Turn on power (seeFigure 1).

2) Mount base unit by aligning thetabs extending from the

bottom of the base unit with the corresponding slots on the

stand. Turn clockwise until secure. The 3 cords should extend

from the back of the base unit. Align the center tab of the

headset stand with the port on either side of the base unit.

Slide the ends of the headset stand over until it locks into

place(see Figure 2).

3) Align the tab at the bottom ofthe batterywith the notch on

the back of the remote unit. Push the battery flush against the

remote until it clicks into place. (see Figure 3).

4) Connect headset to bottom of remote unit. Insert remote unit

into base unit.Either side may be used. The battery charge

indicator marked with icon

on base unit will light up.

This will be referred to as the front of thebase unit (see

Figure 4). Fully charge remote for 3 hours before using.

Figure 2

Figure 1

Figure 3

Figure 4

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Figure 6

II.

III.

Checking the system

1) Put in headset mode by pressing the headset/handset selector on top of base unit

(press only once).The on-line indicator marked with icon

on front of baseunit

will light up. After 5-45 seconds, the on-line indicator on the top of remote unit

will start to flash (base unit searches for open transmission channel first time only).

The system is now working. If the on-line indicator doesnot flash, recheck

assembly (see Figure5).

Charging the battery

The nickel-metal-hydride battery (NiMH) for the remote unit is not charged when

delivered.To change, place remote unit with battery in base unit for at least 3 hours

before making the adjustments below (see Figure 6).

2) I+II. Make sure the headset/handset selector marked with icon

on top of base

unit is in the headset position. The switch is in headset position when the on-

line indicator marked with icon

on the front of the base unit lightsup and

the on-lineindicator on the top of the remote unit is flashing. If the lights are

off, the switchis in handset position. Press the handset/headset buttononce to

activate the headset.

III. Make sure the mute function on the remote is off. If the muteis on, you will

hear a double beep in your headset every 3 seconds. Turnoff by pressing the

mute button on the remote unit marked with icon

once.

IV. If your telephone has volume control, set the volume to mid-range.

Setting telephone compatibility and transmit adjustments

Step 1: Adjusting to your telephone

1) Put your headset on,lift thehandset from the telephone and listen for a dial tonein

your headset.

2) If there is no dial tone, adjust the telephone compatibility switch marked A-G on

the rear of base unit. Move from A to G until the dial tone is clear. If thedial tone is

just as clear in position A as in G, leave switch in position A (see Figure 7).

Figure 7

Figure 5

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Figure 8

Step 2: Adjusting the transmit sound level

To adjust transmit (microphone) sound level, you must make a call.

1) Change from headset to handset position by pressing the headset/handset switch

marked with icon

on top of base unit once. Call someone using your handset

and ask for help evaluating the sound level of your voice. Adjust the switch marked

1-8 on the rear of the base unit as follows:

Adjust position from 1 to 8 (1 softest, 8 loudest) byfirst talking in thehandset

and then in the headset for eachposition. When the person hears no

difference when youtalk into the handset or headset,you have the correct

setting. If the best setting is 7 or 8, move the A-G switchto position G (see

Figure 8).

Telephone compatibility guide

For optimal performance the Ellipse must be adjusted to the telephone it is connected to.

The table shows the setup with the adjustment of the2 different setup functions.

Manufacturer System Phone Set Phone Type

AT&T (Lucent) Definity 7100, 7300, 7400, Series Electret

Merlin BTN, BIS, & 7000 Series Electret

ISDN 6500, 7500 Series Electret

1A2 2500 Series Carbon

Merlin Legend MLX Series Electret

Consumer Products Traditional & Feature Electret

Comdial Executech, Impact All Sets Electret

Mitel SX Series All Supersets Electret

NEC Electra D-Term Series 2, 3, E Electret

Executone Encore All Sets Carbon

ITT/Alcatel 501, 601 2500 & 2800 Series Carbon

Toshiba Strata SE & DK EKT 2101-3102, 6010-6025 Carbon

Siemens Rolm ETS Series Carbon

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Using with a headset

1) Make sure the headset/handset switch on top of the base unit is in the headset

position (see Figure 6, I + II). Put on headset, pick up handset, and answer the

phone or make a call.

2) To end the call, put down handset.

3) When you answer or make a call using the headset, the on-line indicator on

the base unit startsflashing. This means the base unit is communicating with

the remote unit (see Figure 9).

4) To move away from your desk during the call, remove the remote unit from the

base unit — and clip it to your belt or put in your pocket. You can now move

freely up to 150 feet away from the base unit. If you move out of transmission

range, Ellipse lets you know by means of a double beep in your headset every

10 seconds.

Using with a handset

1) Make sure the headset/handset switch on top of the base unit is in the handset

position (see Figure 6, I + II).

2) Pickup handset to answer phone or make a call as usual.

3) To end call, put down the handset.

Using the pocket and belt clips

1) The remote unit ships with the pocket clip installed. To use, slide the wire clip

behind the fabric of your pocket.

2) To use the belt clip, the wire pocket clip must be removed. While holding the

remote face down, gently pull the wire clip from both sides (see Figure 10).

3) Slide the belt clip onto the back of the remote until it clicks into place (see

Figure 11).

Figure 9

Figure 10

Figure 11

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Figure 12

Figure 13

Figure 14

Adjusting the v olume

To turn up or reduce the sound level in your headset, press successively on the

volume control button +/- marked with theicon on the front of the remote unit

(see Figure 12).

Muting the micr ophone

To talk without the other party hearing you, press the mute button marked with the

icon

on the front of the remote unit. When the microphone is muted, you will

hear a double beep in your headset every 3 seconds. When the mute function is on,

you can still hear the other party (see Figure 13).

Recharging the battery

To ensure optimum battery life, place the remote unit in the base unit when not in

use. The recharging indicator on the base unit marked with the icon

automatically lights up while the battery is in the base. It takes 3 hours to fully

rechargethe battery. A fully charged battery provides 12 hours of talktime. If battery

power gets too low, you’ll hear a beep in your headset every 10 seconds (see

Figure 14).

An optional second battery can charge in the base unit while the remote unit isin use,

thus providing additional talktime.To replace the battery,depressthe button on the back

of the battery and pull.

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Troubleshooting

• Buzzing may occur with some telephone models. Place the base unit and your telephoneas far away from each other as possible.

• Avoid exposing to water and other liquids.

Accessories

• To prolongoperating time from 12to 24 hours, an additional battery can be purchased.

• An Ellipse hook switch device is available. The hookswitch enables you toanswer calls without returning to your desk to lift the

handset from your telephone.

Batteries

NiMH (nickel-metal-hydride), 3,6 V 500 mAH.

Capacitywhen fully charged and on-line: min. 12 hours continuoususe, without recharging

Capacity when fully charged and off-line: min. 80 hours without recharging.

Recharging: max. 3 hours to completely recharge a discharged battery. The battery will recharge until fully charged. The battery cannot be

overcharged.

The remote unit is equipped with a rechargeableNiMH battery (nickel-metal-hydride). If the battery is recharged when not in use, and

never completelydischarged, it should have alifetimeof about 2 years. Please dispose ofbatteriesin an environmentally friendly matter.

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Cautionar y 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 (CRT). Computer monitors can induce a substantial electrostatic charge when turned onor off, or

when there is a power failure, and the resulting electrostatic dischargecan be passed throughthe headset to ground.

A user in close proximity to or touching the computer may feela common “shock” sensation, similar to touching a doorknob after

walking across a carpet, causingno harm to the user. Thisdischarge is entirely due to the computer monitor; the headset is merely the

shortest path to ground.

To minimize the possibility of electrostatic discharge through the headset,youcan:

• Use a grounded screen in front of the monitor.

• Use static dissipative wrist straps.

• Increase the relative humidity in the room to 60% or more.

• Install static dissipative carpets or floor coverings (anti-staticsprays can be helpful).

• Removethe headset before turning the computer on or off.

GN Netcom, Inc. headsetsmeet all OSHA, UL,FCC and CSAstandards.

FCC Notice to Users

Upon request only, you must notify your telephoneutility company (telco) of your intention to install or permanently remove an FCC

Part 68 registered deviceor system. Include the FCC Registration Number and the Ringer Equivalence Number (REN) located on the

amplifier label.

The telco has the right to make changes to their network, which may affect the operation of your equipment, provided you are given

adequate advance written notice to permitcorrectoperation.

The user must place the base unit 2” (5 cm) or more from any personnel in order to comply with FCC RF exposure requirements.

Warranty

GN Netcom, Inc. warrants these products against all defects in material andworkmanship for a period of one year from the date of

original purchase. The conditions of this warranty andour responsibilities under this warranty are as follows:

• The warranty islimited to the original purchaser.

• The warranty is void if the serial number, datecodelabel or product labelis removed, or ifthe product has been subject to physical

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